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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-06
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
Jersey City.

Jersey City.
linz ALLEGED KlDNAPPiNG CAsE.-hr. Lancey, sgent Of
ne Children's Aid Society, Now York, has anidavits
made by the boy Courtney and Others which contradict
the statement Of the boys friends that he taken
away by force. On the contrary, he volunteered to
leave New York and swors he had no friends This
gives the whole case complexion different from what
has been already stated.
A MAN DROWNED AT Tue FERRY. "A little before mid
night Saturday night three took the feryboat
New Brunswick for New York. On nearing the Cort-
iandt street slip Of the jumped overheard the
boat being within twenty feet Of tho bridge All efforts
to draw him out proved unavailing. He was drawn
under the boat and the body has since been
cred. His name John Lcary, aged twenty three
years. He lived the Newark plank road and worked
as butcher In one OF the slaughter houses 1t Comma
nipaw.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE BY TAXING LAUDANUM.-A young
man named Latourette, residing at SIT South Second
street, swallowed ounce OF laudanum Sunday
afternoon with the design is alleged Of ending his
life. Doctors called on, and by the aid Of
powerful antidotes succeeded rescuing him from
premature grave Last evening he was Becoming quite
we'll and appealed to DO impressed with the folly OF his
conduct.
STAINING ARRAY Frederick and n. Kraus were
brought before Justice Allen yesterday morning. the
charge of sabbng Christopher Schaafsr the
knife during quarrel n lager beer saloon Sun
day evening. They we're hold to bail for trial.
HobOken.
ALLEGED INTERNATIONAL warrant was issued BY JUS
tce White yesterday morning for tho arrest OF George
Kaitenho charged with beating George Leffmsn, and
the latter having made complaint, Kattenhon threat
ened 10 take his life IL he appeared against him trial.
Hudson City.
CHARaED WITH BEATING HIS wIFE.-Frederick Bala-
man, teacher Of music taken before Recorder
Adridge Yesterday morning the charge OF beating his
wife and with being drunk. The woman appeared in
court and presented CHASTITY appearance from the treat
she had received Balaman Tor trial.
Elizabeth.
Fatally BuRNED--A servant girl in the employ OF
Mr. Joseph wise residing Catharine street, attempted
to ignite fire Friday evening by pouring kerosene
oil thereon. Unfortunately the FIRE communicated with
the oiic an which burst throwing the blazing liquid
the girl Before aid could reach her she was
terribly burned that she died tho same night.
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BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

WANTED TO Dm-A young man named J, ohm Pappss
narrowly escaped becoming subject for the Co
sunday he placed a rope around his neck and sus-
pended himself TO beam In the woodsbed at the resi-
aenco o ms orother-inaw, No 142 Water street. His
" MN before life was extinct and bad him
uown as an excuse for bis foolish act he stated
INA. oeng unable to procure employment and having
nome. he had no desire 70 live.
BODY REcovEREo-rhe body OF John Bryant who
was accidentally drowned ct Hunters Point on Friday
ias was found in the river ct the foet Of Amity street.
yeserday The body recognised By the wife Of the
Ssceased a. tho dead house. An inquest was heA BY
Coroner Lynch when verdict in accordance With The
ABOVE facts was rendered
CHARGED WITH GRAND LARoEsT Two men, named
Harrison wallum and Thomas Pash were arrested yss
terday afternoon, BY detectives vdeto and Polk. OF
on the charge Of having stolen the Of $3.50
from NJ Thomas Stewart It's supposed that the moDsy
~ Iken on recent occasion while the three men were
sky Mklng at Rocksway. The accused were taken
before Justice Bailey Of jamaica and held for further
examination. All the parties reside IN Brooklyn.
SINGULAR CASE OF ALLEGED IHHuxAMrY IN BaooK-
LyS-A lsborer named James Kelly, employed BY the
Kncksrbocker Ice Company, while at work yesterday
morning IN the stable Of the company, on Furman
street, near the Fulton Ferry fell from second story
window to the ground thereby fracturiug hts SKULL The
unfortunate man was conveyed into the stable. but
strange TO say. his fellow workmen ~ 10 allsgedl,
took NO steps to acquaint the police Of
the until about i've O'Clock in the afternoon
when officer Back Of the Forty second precinct was
tined The oicer Immediately proceeded 70 the place
and caused the sufferer be removed TO the City Hosp
tai where he remained alive until late hour last night
II is hardly probable, however that hs will recover
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THE LABOR QUESTION:.

JorRskYnKx SLrpPKR MAKERs.-The second meeting Of
this body which has only recently been organized.
held last evening at No l92 avenue b. Mr.. Hugh Bird.
the President OF the society occupied the chair After
the initiation OF new members the committee on con-
sttutiou and by laws made ther report ana the result
Of their abors was read before the meeting for approba
ton This business occupied the attention OF shs MEM
bers for the remainder OF the session The meeting adj
journed at q late hour.
Blue sroSE CuTTsRs.-The usual monthly meeting OF
the members Of the above organization was held last
evening at their hail. Of Twenty ninth street and
Ninth avenue The minutes OF the last meeting having
been read and adopted the chairman and officials OF
routine business The meeting was very numerousy
attended and everything seemed 10 BE- settled very
satisfactorily.
TAnons' USIoS or BROOKLYN Tho Tailors' Protective
and Bsusvolent Union Of Brooklyn held . regular
monthly meeting at their rooms 800 Fulton street. John
Churle, the President occupied the CHAR delegate
in the person Michael Deey selected to represent
the society At the International Union TO 10 held ut Gin
him Sl25 TO dsray his expenses Amer some other bus
meas Of no special interest," the meeting adjourned for one
week.
Jounwy,rrs HoasEsHoKrs. regular monthly
meeting OF the Journeymen Horssshosrs Protective
Union Beasvoent Society held ~ their rooms last
evening. A number Of new members we're admitted
and the monthly subscriptions Of the regular members
were received. Some desultory discussion occurred
interests OF the association but no dennite action vas
taken by the society relative 70 any future movements
70 BE- msds in regard to cooperasoa With other asso-
CtAti ope
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+ R A N C { .

Napoie0n's Visit to Vienna an Act of
Courtesy.
PARIS, August s, 1867
The sem,ofcial journals deny that the visit Of the
Emperor Napoleon to Vienna has any political object,
and declare that the published rumors which attribute
political significance to the interchange Of courteses be-
tween the Emperors Of France and Austria erro-
naoIs
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me pssos~ss hated fore s~ minutes ii The a<sossss
naaaa. $4,000 axa xA-.a.A..l -. - y

me pgooesa hated for sew minutes d The 4Ee0sese
Mansion togrect the President '&sEss4nss'
The Land Once mt New Orleans.
The Commissioner Of tho General Land Once has prs
pared for the OF the local land Office at New Orleans
to replace the records OF that once lost dssroysl
some months since, complete set Of tract books.
prssing nineteen volumes ia which have beon trans
cresd from the records OF the Department all entss&
embracing some twenty five thirty thousand In this
aggregate, relating 70 the sales donatons &c. OF tbs
public lands situated In the Southeastern or New Oreaa
land district and district Of land consolidated there
with. formerly subject to entry at Gresnsburg Il.
These books will DO transmitted to the land Office In The
course OF Few days.
Busiaoss Of the Patent Once.
The Commissioner Of Patents will issue two hundrsl
and twenty seven certificates for patents Tor ths week
ending August Is. Sigh, elimination from lest wssG
Ceased 20 be a Depository Of Pablo DIoueys.
The First National Bank Of Mobile has voluutsrtir
ceased 70 b depository OF public moneys and anaa-
ciai agent OF the United States
Army Assignments.
By direction Of the Secretary Of War. Brsvst Lisu-
tenant Colonel J. r.. Smith. Surgeon UniteA
S:ss. DIRECTOR Or the II: Fourth Military Dse
and assigned 70 duty ~ Post Surgeon q JeGcs-
1s.s settle: s,1 a,I Brew; =. eG y: -.
tsy District Assistant Surgeon tR visksry. UaissA
report 70 The Medioai Director OF the Dsparnsns of ~
Missouri for assignment 70 duty Brevet Major ". u
ide thirteenth aisut has been relieved % rssss.s
ment Of the Dakota Captain W. 5 Elsour, kovty ARA
infantry has boon ordered before the Retiring Board
Navy AssiSnmests.
Commander John Walters has boon ordered 70 COM
nand tho Cyaue. Commander Edward stone has bees
ordered to command the Shawmut Pissed Assistane
raymaser r. Painter has been ordered 70 the Jamss-
town Assistant Paymaster 9. H. Lockwood mas beoa
ordered 10 the Saginaw.
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ANOTHER YACHT WRECKED.
(From the New Haven journal, Aug

From the New Haven Journal, August 81
On Friday the yacht Black Crook, from StraUor3
wrecked near Black Point Lyme Owing 70 .
gale IL was found impossible TO her. She was NJ
tons burden and was valued 500. Captaa Western.
of the yacht her there for harbor, and nadtn2
the wind strong, put two Of his passenger on boar9
the sloop Josephine by for safety, after whicA
he and the captain Of the so0p made attempt 70 save
che yacht but the wind blew tho soil Ia ribbons sae
broke BOOM that they had to give the Job up.
schooner and soop reported 70 have bssa Lost nsa
eho
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TINE HERALD.

CINCINNATI Augurt s, 1887
10 O'Clock r. NJ. !
Abou, i've weeks ago, the little daughter Of Joseph
Kresley, Of Fairfield, Ohio was ravished BY an I'M
known party then srangled to death and the body left
in the stable Of Arthur johnson, OF the same place.
FAC, week son OF Mr. johnson confessed that he
she the crime but denied any intention OF
M the little creature The citizens Of Fairfield
we're about to lynch NE culprt when his friends gave
ba Il and sprited him away.
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GERMAN CONSOLIDATION.

The Organization Of the New ZoIlverein.
BRUSSELS, August 6. 1867.
Is reported on credible authority that the city OF
Hamburg refuses to join the Geiman Zoliverein
I.abec has however, avowed willingness to become
member OF that important body.
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AN ABUNDANT HARVEST IN PROSPECT.

ST. PETERSBURG, August s. 1867.
Accounts from the Russian grain 3crops extremely
favorable and very heavy yield. There will
DO immense surplus for expectation.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Persia, Captain Lott, wta'
leave this port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at tho Pos, 0dios -
half.past eight o'clock wednesday morning.
Tas New YoRk characterization for Europs-vtu -
ready as hall. past In the morning.
Single copies In wsappers, Tor mailing, sx cent?.
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THE fENiAMs.

Moro Iufermatton for the Government.
DUBLIN, August 4, 1867.
reported that General Farola has confessed his
connection with tho Fepian outbreak in Ireland and
has offered to reveal the details OF the Fensn movement
aud testify for the government
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RUSSIA.

The Now Loan Likely to Fail in London.
LONDON, August 6, 1867.
Tho Russian loan, which was offered in this market
on Saturday last does not meet with No bids
have yet been made and the chances Of its
olim
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THE PEACE ASPIRATION.

German Belief in NapOleon's Sincerity.
BsRLIs. August g. 1867.
The press OF this city comment to-day upon the reply
OF Napolson TO the foreign members Of the Exposition
Univerelle aud express confidence in the sincerity Of
tha Empsror's aspiration for the peace OF the world
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BRITISH REFORM.

The Hyde Park Demonstration a Failure.
LoNDor. August g. 1867.
Toe Reform meeting called at Hyde Park day prov.
cd failure. Few people, comparatively were in at.
teadanve aud little or no spirit was manifested.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT NEAR SPRINGFIELD. MASS

1PRfN0FfRLDy NaSs, August 3. I60y.
passenger train the COnnsctcut River kalroa1
this afternoon into carriage short distance Qo9
this city, containing Mrs. Alexander Chaplin and MA
Nathan. Dunbar. The first named lady will prooabeY
die from the effect Of her INJURIES but the latter though
carried distance by the locomotive wss nos ssrts
Ousy hurt
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{ u R O PE
By THE CABLE TO AUGUST B..
The French Claims Against Mexico
Under Revision.
German BELIEF in Napoleon's
Peace Profession.
>~o>-~~~~~
The Russian Loan Likely to Fail in
London.
fHe MEXICAN QUESTION.

Ths Imperial Commission 60 Revise the
French Claims.
PANS. August 6. 1851.
The claims OF France and the French subjects upon
Mexico are 70 be carefully revised by q commission
which has Just been appointed by Emperor Napoleon
Cor that purpose.
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1ur NEW ORLEANS CUSTOM HOUSE.

NEW ORLxAvs August 8, 1867.
Tho fol,oviur 10 statement OF the business 81 the
cusiom House for the month OF July Exports,
"a 1855 66p: imports, 5000, SIS.
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THE UNITED STATES SQUADRON.
els EIosnevvard Bound.

Vessels Homeward Bound.
LONDON August 4, 1867.
The United States practice squadron has sa led from
Portsmouth for America.
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FIRE IN LOUISVILLE.

LoulsvnLx, August 8, 1851.
Joseph STEMS warehouse, Sixth street, betweeA
Main and the river wherein q targe quantity OF mae
barley aud oats stored entirely consumed ~
fire this morning. LOSS 1900: insurance, $1,000
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asuIst OF Int BOSTON YACHT flttr.

PoRrLASp, Me-, August g. 1857
The Boston yacht feet arrived here this morning An
will be given them a. the Ottawa House.
On Cusbine's Island, this evening Tomorrow they
atari for Mount Desert
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Tax LosDos MONEY MARKET. LONDON, August 3
Evening -Consols closed At 94h for money United
States hve.twcnty bonds, TN; Illinois Central Kali
way shares. 7oZ; Erie Railway shares, 4S4.
Tax CONTINENTAL BoURsEs --FRANKfoRT, August B.
Evening United States bonds closed at 10 1916.
Tx LIVERPOOL CorToS MARKET.-LIyERrooi, August
6-Evenug The cotton market closed quiet at the fol-
lowing quotations: -Middug uplands, l0kd.; mid
ding Orleans, l0lid The sales Of the day foot up
1000 bales.
lavEsrooL BRsApsrurrs MAREEr.-LIvERrooLr August
6-Eveoing The weather is favorable for crops, and
the market easy. Corn 35s. Wheat, lbs 3d. Barley,
oats and peas UNCHANGED
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MAFKEr -LvERpooi, August
6-Evening --rhe maraet closed without alteration.
Beef I42s Cd. Lard, Sos. Bacon As
IavgRPooL PRODUCE MARKET. -LIvEhfoot, August D.
Evening Fine American Hosin has advanced 10 LIS :
common Wilmington Is Spirits 1urpentine 3ls. Tai
low asa Petroleum unchanged.
LONDON MARKxrs.--LoSDos. August 5-Evening. The
London markets generally unchanged Sugar, 25s.
ga for No IL Dutch standard. Iron, 53s for Scotch
pgs Iinseed cakes, clio. Crude Calcutta lnseed, 6Ss
Cd rinseed oil, Gsl As Whale oil, c3l Sperm oil,
cl20 per ton.
THE PEraoLRux MARsEr. ANTWERP. August 5-horn-
ing The petroleum market opened unchanged. sales
OF standard white AT 43f per vol.
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a.,o On clus HOUSES IN LYNN, MASS.

Bosror, August e 1851.
rvnn saturday night They seized the liquors and
Gambling implements on The premiscs Nud arrested
thlrtv. -four indlviduaA
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MARINE DISASTERS.

The Schooner General Knox Ashore Near Ore
gOn lnlet-The MRec Drowned and tho OaU-
tain Badly Injured.
FoRrH&ss MoNRox. August g. 1881.
The schooner General Knox, from New York for In
danoa, Texas is ashore two miles north OF Oregon
Inlet North Carolina high and dry Tho mate 70
drowned and the captain IL badly injured Wreckers
are assisting and the cargo s being landed.
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A.
Mas PAnfSsros INsuLrEp-Ths white Mountains %
New Hampshire evidently great hghs
heavy frosts beautiful view. four dollar dinners But 0
practical Drake those smooth
faced rocks and hsreupon adorned AID ysegsed the bs.
the Tp.top House with his familiar y. Eleo
x. PLANTATION BfrrtRs. This raised the ire Of ~
Mrs. Parngons composing The Legislature Of the 0rnnt9
state their wise heads together, outlAwed Dr.
Drake and make p@na offence TO ply the artistic brssn
their beloved hs Nrry the arts 81 disc0uee
In New Hampshif~ Ger DID DRAKE pay them for IN
splendid adgeraA .~sntf
rior.,a t.o,ose. 40 = gthe p-rrs
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Marine Intelligence.

gLA.cow August 4.--Tbe Anchor line steamship
Acadis from ST. Johns New Brunswick, arrived in The
Clyde yesterday.
ioyoos, August 5.-The steamship Ataianta, Captain
Pinkham which left New York on July 20, has
rived in the Thames.
SoUraAxProx August 5,-The North German
Iloyd's steamship Hermann, Captain W. II. Wienke
which loft New York the 23d ult, arrived at this
port and after landing her English passengers, mails
aud freight, sailed for Bremen.
QUEENSTOWN, August 5.-The Cunard steamship
Hecls Captain Edmonson, which sailed from New York
on tho 2ith Of July touched at this port to-day and
proceeded on her voyage to Liverpool
I.oSpov August 5.-The steamship Ottawa. Cap.
tain Archer from New YORK the 18th ult, bound TO
Antwerp has arrived at Penzance with loss Of screw
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A Cure Warranted or Money Returnod.-Ovs
riTLERS Vegetable Rheumatic Remedy permanently curss
rheumatism, Neuralgs, Gout. warranted harmosns
Agents. DEMAs BAKSEs. II PAX row. HEMBoLD. ~
Broadway
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SINKING Of A STEAMBOAT IN THE ONO RIVER.

LoUBvLLs, August s. 1857.
The steFnwheel steamboat Cora s. from Louisville.
bound for Cairo with = full load, sunk on Sunday ~
Henderson Island. No lives reported lost
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fAJM FALL Faom A WINDOW

NAsHvrLLx, Tenn, August s, 1857
Franz Joy McIane, q young lawyer, fell from the
balcony OF his residence u Columbia, aAd broke his
neck and died insAnuvs
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DIR. kennedy's Dtsrrhg. Cordial, -0se Psts
tie will family In sickness or In bealth shouI4
have bottle OF svery traveller BY Land Or * wste.
CO. Il PARK row " q. WELLS co, 100 Fulton strecA
and q. NJ CRITrBNTON. - srih avenue, n r. A. rstan
Inv drig ptsta 1
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Or. J. ". Schcnck. of philadeIphia. VIII
- Bond street New YORK. professionally
every Tuesday, from A. N. To 3P. NJ.
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PORTLAND Me-, August s 1857.
Schooner Susan, Captain Sears from Batnl0 arny
cd to-day bringing in the OF tho schooner Racine
Seaman Captain ONel, from Philadelphia FOR Bath.
coal laden, which sunk on Friday night twenty 1--we
miles west OF Capo Elizabeth.
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INll. tho Inipsisable, has Rcsam med HAIR CutS
studio % Duane htty oqntS, ~
In sold By all dTugglsts 800
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Elliptic Lockstiich, SEWING Mac.lsss:-:
voluts tension. adj Unstable drop feed.
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CsadsEs. u.,s pysar Ne Beat .ss,! Ev:r Me-,
Astor House
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Lyeus, Magnetic Insect Powder. The Og1al.
AL and ,nly gennnc reaches bsdbuEs molh4
and ALI insect vermin: free from poison. ueoos -
BARNkS', "a Park 4
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Lea & Perris's sasce-Dc'iciess wssh ssssS
JOHN DSNcASs SONS. Agenis for the unisss ssssssI
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Fer s ss Ia ia y .u a
sfsts
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In many the circulation Occasionally be-
and the whole system anGd Ths animal
spirits sympathre with the OF the body and great
~ depressed In such cases new life and hcahhfm ener
are body aud mind by the Of SADWAvA
READY RELIEF Price 90 per bottle Sold By drug.
ofs
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Sor cams ,bs sess"n for those huge black swArmz %
files that torment and Dcas'; ~ ~ ars ~
DUTCHER's LIGHTNING FLY klbbEk' Wd enssrmanasp
them. ar cents
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Grover a Bakers Highest Prsolua Sewta0
nachinea Sp5 broadway. Nsw York
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Ladies fer sarntes. y LING Bra.sh ana Stne3
PLACES. patronike MlLLEh cos cex0brAto0
- hli.hr Mt N
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Msyaf Es% ss,.: !, e.. :s,. sps.,. rcss Ssss
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TIE Howe m.st!ss. cs 3, az. r;esL ssisss seq.
osxvinr msehlpsh frssidepi SD Br~ .dway. New vUA
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Orr... & Maeraughts spool, Cotton. Zoe
ALEXANDER KNOX, 5t2 Peart street. n Y. Il
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Something Ncw.-rhc Subscriber Will 0psss
at 5 Broadway this day large well assorted stock %
Clothing ready made also good assortment Of nns
imported and domestic Goods for work. 80 can b
found the city Having had much experience 10 the eus
he feels confident Of giving perfect sassoon '~
by the quality and the style Of his garments
The prices win be found lower thai any othcf nous
Respectfully 'o''e''ns 'aH' G EUoxsE. sTgxEs
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yysse,ev A Wilson Loeb stitch sewing MAJ
ss,ss s.S h.,ios Isis HsehIp, as Broadway.