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FROM CANADA.

MONTREAL, Sept. IL.
Hon D,Ar-v MCGEE publishes An earnest
lo.,ar - d.n ~, IN he moral of election riots,
and calling for promrs justice M , upon the ring
leaders. He traces the Ii. 90 spirit so suoaen.
ly developed to Fenianism, bu, eoas,ds d . ~
the riot would not haEe occurred AZ no' 'ne
FIRST symptoms cong sjfom it, apologls
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MARRIED..

CLABK-JONge-Int this 6ty, on Thursday, Sept.
18th It fhe rasdencs Of the brides mother BY Raw
HAYNES, Mr.. N. 4. oLlK to Al.s KArE Josss.
No CARDS.
KNowLRs-PRATT-rn be 1pi.copsl Church, Mt
Pleasant Tuesday the 1th inst, bv the eetor the
Rev Ohas B. Stout, DR. YxkDAAA KHoNlHs Of HI ok nh
ndMfs 11nASssu RnrrH, ofAt Neasant.
MOSS 6a-Ou ths 10th sinst The yess6snes Of
c L. Moss Birmingham. fowA, BY Rev. JAs W. Latham,
Mr. JosL 4. Mosa and Miss HIArII Noes.
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FROM MAINE.

PORTLAND, Me-, Sept ~.
Returns from about tkree>ffths Of the
State foot up Chamberlsin 1882. Pillsbury
- ,896. The same towns last year gave
Chamberlain 1891, and Pillsbury %, ,SS3;
showing loss from the Republican majority
Of last year of 10, ,664. The remaining towns
win probably reduce last years majority IT,
900, leaving majority for -Caamberlsia Of
1000 to $4,000. 49,
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHlLADrrPH1A, Sept. II.
The proposed boat race ut BfidesburR to-
day did not come of, Hamilrs boat WAS dis.
covered to be 20 much unlike Meyers' that
HAmill did not think be ought 10 take part in
he race and therefore paid the forfeit.
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ArkR.
! AuausrA. Sept. II.

Official returns from 269 cities, towns and
plantations, give ChAmbeslain 10, ,125, and
Pillsbnsy "a, ,7O7 votes. The same towns last
year stood, Chamberlain "a 4,62s, and Pillsbu-
~ 3l,328. There are 216 towns yet to hear
from, which last year gsve chamberlain "A, :
1922, and Pillsbury l0,5l7.
The Democrats have carried York, Lin
coin, Knox and Woodstock counties BY very
small majoriies, which will give them seven
Senston to twenty>four Republicans The
House will be three-fonrths Republican.
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FIRES.

rOsyEao, Sept. IL.
The shinsle and saw mill Of Chandler
Alvord & Co., in the east cove, was totally
destroyed BY FIRE this morning.
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DIED.

BRI0as-on Sunday morning. the sth inst, at Han
nibaf No. In the six Ii year of her ass Mrs. AHE
T.. wife of Rev. .. .. Briggp.
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rROn NEW. ORLEANS.

NEw ORLEAxs, Sept. IL.
NA1nRhes Of deaths fton felicw Sevse
foe ~ r1 oding iii ioieno6d wese
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BY YE@{kAPH.


AFT10cooU J. 49,
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LAteaf Ns~i - vs. llstoa.
csrrsspsaS,.ss - sAiassna ciaanr
JsAaasa WI Dalilt MIL sits Rau Haasas
MORN INTERNAL RErzNUETRAuDs
Me 6ra8hepper1 in NsFthern Iowa
GRADING BEGUN ON, G. r. IN. n. 4.
DsHasisea. csnvsntisa ~ D~bs4.s.
Electiea Retsrns Tren lGeine.
kns -
Yellow Fever Raging 1t Pensacola
Partial lsuspsnsasn sswesk as Navy Yasa
Great Disfress Among tie La1s6iants.
TIE MAYOR APPEALS FOB HELP.
AeeHng Of Border State Convention
SUMMARY OF TIE RESOLUTIONS.
LATE CABLE D1SPATCHEg.
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 145a.
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lH. BRO w NELL,
sss~ sg65sa af4stssssv aas sa4
wAo1oosA1o - RoSnA1
ssss's sleas sl sassts- aeas5 ]
Hats ( Caps,
No. - Main St,
Would CALL ATTENTION
To his Stock just Received
Dir.e.fren IN. n..uisosur.n, comprising
ALL The LATEST STYLES.
ALSO A NEW STOCK
sr n ,ss3#
~ 3et
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
Trapestss Bags,
Baskets, Feather Busters
A ULL LIN E
BUCK GLOVES, sc.
!. At 70 Main Street.
DAVID G. LOWRY,
BOOKS,
NEWSPAPERS,
MAGAZINES,
STATIONERY.
s @ HOOL B 90 x 8.
Cheap Novels,
Song Books,
Comic Books,
Maps, Albums,
TEN GENT PUBLICATIONS.
a-Al New Publications received . sos = issued.
s9Am orders ~ mail reeaaSaiy ~.
DAVID G. LOWRY,
sept12 Keokuk Iowa.
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Howe Tyler. ....5e Maia street..
Duncan, Karle i Co.......l40 4 Ia Msin strsst.
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vencilI, Jones d Co....sof Third Main streets.
Hess, Stern cc......cor Second 3 Main strsses.
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MILLINERY = B0NMDT 0LBACHBElY
Mrs W Bowman. .4th st--bst Main 1 Blohdeau
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alarble Mantels

rTEppIT MANTELS.-SJO MANTELS on
Ever, , land quality. s5sh VI, Be- ' S IN. I so'
60 DAYS liberal deduction a. A ne Y Cut this out
.r.11I TI7FD SLATE MANTELS-Super
MI AhDILIinr oys darsbeI bali price Of naroe Il D.
sT rf x n Ne COS slIs .rs sstsssa xs @'a's
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HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
4 4 ROADS-On sri snrf NONuAi April y. l'tl itns if
Anary aaA Troy Connecting viA Northern rni western ha' "
leave View lurA follows ......, . -,
a. ~ K,;ress Iai.os River R'.psa Ih.,ls. a.
o. stanaa 1T
tnd Troy riih ts or Safaoa haii "'Hs
i5.s5 a no. Esgfs Harlem RAILROAD Twenty sri, g. and
connecting Catalan N' Nesfrrn ha 20
srrn Pt,.fcd Aituy with Wet rr aud 81 Ifoy sh
TAIN f3r Ssraoca. Rutanf Eurlf giol. aa tfe h'l
~ nj Etp- ifsn via Hudson River Iailol e.naeeiihg a. A'l
$50 m Eaprets train Ilus1a River Railroad coa1eciins a
Ahau, W,sie and - Troy uiiA a io' Aoa'ieA VIA
sleeping aiiachet Obi.
4lsn m Eirrs via Harlem RAILROAD eonneinr A. nal ~
Nth Westeru Hrasd 1f Lebanon spring. f. Ac a4l Al a.
brpr With tairs sleeping c.rs aa-iri 90 Aian'
Hudson River Railroad VIII treif ef'
attached and through Buffalo and h1frsol hrfs Fl tlt
sleeping da errsrfrc saturday s,cI
.ie1tu without chan.r va Home " am ~
rsfs6 Con1e.n s bee made a. last Albany tbs ifHlA
will on SundaFs III, .t.-.t-. 80. .,t..h.i
connecting Al Albany With ary ir bu7ao and Suspension r
and Al TROY With trains Saratoga aad points NORTH lA h-n W"
% sunlHfs NJ -rt-..l o.. ~. y,,A
10 IongI le-psc intermediate stations leaving Rev. ORR i
ri Returning roughkcele al 3i' M ar'ns IN Hs"ioiA
at d. mil ,-..t-- - 81 o.,
"a mi and arriving % Meton Of $3.50 Returning leave MINER
top Al 5 d. No. arryias al NeHl ot Al l4:1 = IN 49, a..
'''"''P 49, ' WI. H VANDERBILT. veePresieri
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5i!nallons manieo-M aIrs.


A VOTING PHYSICIAN desires q SlTUA-
n ATiON With e.p-rissooi su.es l. caay and "as 20
work. Address PHYSICIAN. Box no lo rrihane Otice.
A SITUATION WANTED by a respectable
~ coofol 81 gl cicaol as outdoor Clerk or Asselsf
Satisfactory references grrl Atifer y v y lr.n', oi-.e
A SITUATION WANTED by a young Man
~ PORTER speak and wte s the best OF city
Inference Arr o weck % HENRY III Ckkhr No ~ Grar
A SITUATION WANTED by n young Man
"a a. PORTER Writer has the best Of city reference Apply
for three 90 ST. HACAErT No 10 West NahnltoD place
A SITUATION WANTED by q young Man
a rs PORTER mercantile house, has good city reference
Aupy flr two DAYS FRANCIS CROGHAN No 1856 avenue C.
business in GERMAN, &c.-An educated
ID American speaks Gesaau aui French desires A> hiiNu
AGENCY no ordinary Book Agency prefers The Wet Address
ARBEIT, Tribune Oace
VVANTED-A SITUATION, as Coachman
w and Groom single Scochman, who understands s business
n roughly willing ohens Has objection TO the Sunir
llss te ADDRESS w. Box No III tribune
OCce.
N4TANTED-A SITUATION by an indus
troa. Protestant. Neman OF eutang where
esrqv / reaarel objection To iae couny best OF cry reference
Call at No ~ F0mtlIst.. tos two days
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firemorks.
gnternal Repenne.

INTERNAL REyENUE.-NINTH DISTRICT
o1 SFWYORK Ofce No 50 West Forty iour,hst-Notee -
I given 10 all persons residing doiag bushes. the Ninth Soe
on t Of NewYork, composed o. the Twelfth Nineieen
the Assessment
Rails vim In accordance with the Act OF March 1865 be open Ia
ac for from 10 the 3h and ON gay -
neTt al time and place appeals will be received and an
ma relative excessive valuation 90
sppesls must writing and specify the particular eass % or
t6(ag respecting which decision requested and h 80
nnpe OF inequality complained Of Every Peh
tT toi aeome license carriages gold guy % moi sppes
ssl DE III % b .h e. ssss.sent and penalty r neglect 70 iA'
on SAID hols VIII DC naoe 0 HOMER FRANKLIN Assessor
hV"HN
Hew.York Nav o. 1867.
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NETWORK and FLUSHING RAlLkOAD.-
~ SUMNER ARRANGEMENT commencing June i'-isate
Hunters Point q -y.D i@''l
n. m 2IO p m; r4.Jj p SD M 6l r. m o:lS Z ~
$50 1870 6:l0 'lhough % Great HttA
connecting Mauhlse' and Port Nasnon returning AZ
5.3 M: 8J5 o. a. $50 Tuesday and SATURDAY nshis
Extra trains Flashing II luniets Poni al Iil9 m
ne. T. &. WORTHLESS. Superintendent
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OfeGn Steamers.

.DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYs
i TEEOUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA,
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL,
VIA PANAMA. RAILROAD.
Pier No a North River foot Of Cansst at O'CLOCK
Jaae @o1y QUEEN. Capt P Conner connecting with MON
June il|EISING STAR Capt G. Gray connecting With sAcR
June 2i-iRzoSA Capt JEFF Marry connecting with CoNSTI
Steamer o. II Francisco O Japan and China
See adJ eTiIseN-lt below.
Medicines asa atieudance free.
departure Acapuco those ol and st connect rama
with steT for South Pacific Tts ls and llt ior central Aef
can ports Oh those Of lst touch 90 MtuzauiAo.
O. each month the rom
Panam 10 ks5raia ard NevZe3leri
For pase srkets ana Information apply he oIce
the wharf isst II CaHalst. NORTH River, New-l ors
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Drp GOODS.

tOLU
r H. MACY NOW OPENING
WHITE GOODS FdL,A6EENIEiS, HOSIERY, AND
LACEs AND RMBROIDBRBs,
LINEN HANDRERCHIFFS
GRNTS FURNISHING GOODS
LATEST SPRING STYLES AND SHAPES
AT POPULAR PRICES
SPECIALLY
LLAMA LACE SHAwLS.
LLAMA E EEdE FAG6s 6ED GOWNS
AT POPULAR PRICES.
rARAsOLs AND sun UMBRELLAS
SBG9SS, yELyEEs DRESS fRMMISd RiI is AL TR
&c, AT POPULAR PRICES.
DEsCHAMPs BRST QUALITY FRENCH
err, KlD GLOVES
FULL his1HTEs szR 2F k Alp ssF GETD AND
coLoRT t AE4 ,t EyFaY PAIR
AT POPULAR PRICRs
No. % iorrteeuhs; between fah and SiIthavea
Frrieenhst snl SNthavc.
A r EITHER STORE.
n AUCTION Lot PINE MUSLINs &C.
ASsS3 y1 s coH6RP GSas S S4 PFSs
AUC 1 On G GSSSE ,ts . and on g
TABLE LINENS, QUILTS, Sc, g. II HGLF PRICE
at these prices b CASH DOWN ali
FF9sTEE ERoTMERs Eighil'vs. rear Eighteenihst,
Two MlLLlNERS ana COUNIk1 SIORb-
i NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STRAW GOODS Cheapest IN the
city No advance Bonnet Ribbons We sell Cut Length II
Maer Goods cheaper than down iq93 j96a s2 whole pieces Call
Nos 800 3D. 'l Grand s.; Nos g, 90 and 70 Allsnst
MEN's FURNISHING GOODS.
vi GEORGE ". TRACY
nov established In his new place business 100 Wla bet
of choice Uunderss Drawers saspenders Gloves Cyais and
e. Hosiery, Iiadl .rch taree and @urpy Linen Coars
"EAACKENZIEs SILK SACQUES,"
VA Tie QUEEN" al $40"
The "ISSABElLA CATOLICA" At s25
The &" MARIE STEWART" at so
No = CLINTON-PLACB,
fsLih.si. que d9gE tQ- n-oadvaZ;
NRESs TRIblAlINGS-NEW Si'iIII35.-Rlb-
~ hons lsces Tmioicrfs Collars handkerchief Rnngs &c,
&C., at REDUCED PRICES Best quy ~ KID Cloves redncelto
~ @ seconds 81 AZ ELGLtS, Nos $50 aud 1872 Broadway near
Nineerfihrsi east s.le.
TE'IIE BEST SKIRTS IN THE WORLD
4 TIE SILVER CHAIN SKGHTS
unsurpassed r Beauty shape Eonomv CLEANLINESS Frbhy,
great Durability springs p 80 80 springs ~ :; i0 springs.
a. Sold a. Mae uLMOESI-S Emporium o. Fashion, No 80
Broadway No $50 B"atws anl No lJ Peuepontt, Bookyn
II O'FARRELL has just cleared from the
y h Bonded Narelnrses coo PIECES CANTON INVITING,
AID PIECES ENGLISH BRUSSELS CARPETS Of the ueg sud
richest designs prem quality. which e lower than other
Lsus che tu &s0U worth 0 T. ror. Bedroom and Office Fur
unr th largest WaIoo1ra m tie United States, N0 26l, 2) aud
Ez=-7szzzs1z--s-zsz--s
i1eniistrp.
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Deniistrp.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION origi-
~ ri nitrous olir administer II il TO
approved y thc ucll poisoa 90 saaa bat TX
TRACT TEETH -ul tiry cert u d. that WITHOUT PAN.
Institute
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UeSOln9 CARDS. &'r.

AT WM EVERDELLN SONS, No. 10i Full
- ions-i.-wEDDlNG CARDS aat FISR SrAIiONERf Btah
lslrl ll.5l
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ferturc5 ano Heciings.

GRAND TEMPERANCE DEM0NSTRA-
N TIONhe Fst Anniversary Duane Lodge No Co. Of
q r viii held " T. Church o. Bedford an hoftn
Sta THIS EVENING Thursday, et commeant a. a ocleA
dresses by the j. lNSkiP the Ho CHAS T. MILLS and 0tasf
er.5ss ofan interesting character may b. expected
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SiIPREME COUKT.-CITY and COUNTY OF
- vsvynHK WILLIAM A. SGSGER, Plaintiff against ANNA
,fytpp Summons eef(Com not served Ito the
in'e defendant: You hereby summoned aud ,ellu "
az ,.n,ut m this ar0u which VIII be hi M We once ol
I E al ts Court the city Hall in th CITY OF 9rA &la 20
M III yenr answer subscribers 70 their once No ~
- W it Rr'sug.l In The City OF NcWior within twenty
a. cr tie rice 81 this Summons You exclusive OF we u 81
e mice shi fail 10 answer pc COMP amt Nihln tne
sfa The antfn this action vii apply 70 tle Soi ioI the 'e
,I,tiei l.. ne camulHut-Datri New-i0ra April 90 lpL
'eH"u-'' ." Wv SHELDON BROWS, PlliniiGs Anorney'
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Che Gnrt.


DEXTER and LADY THORN.-Ihe second
great match between these celebrated horses 1I be Fed a. TIC
Fashion Course FRIDAY, June = -. ,-
extraordinary 90 wagon De ol lsA has
ever taken Mace heretofore coasiIty lie expected
The start will be Boats from Jameshp every nan hosf-
Roots from Thrvarih-s Fer-r Ave minutes Trans rom
nter Point al ~ aal p ?. Also boats from second
= a. Ast. and ssees 20 The Course The Course can
,s he race crossing Tweutythrlst an Ientt FeTre1
Annie Police arrangements the preservation Of good order on As
track - I.l-IO-.1- = -
ATERSON SPRING RACE MEETING.
4 THIRD DAY-TiIURSDAY, JuRe g. 49,, o,
FIRST RACE-Turle Race 800 two miles over eht Auflsss SA
Citadel: Birsgue; Gen Williams zgng BieA5d O.
Jack Armstrong -- ~. 49,. III, LII TIA
winner Of the Derby lbs eItra-il entries
THIRD RACE-Premium SI)) three nile heaS
Col McDauels b. c Dazzle.
J. : Nauou's D. h. Delaware. - 81 -, --... IL
FOTRTH RACECons0latnn Purse Sv mile Az 4A1'es os'-
Col McDaniels ch. Mtie, years
Dr KrWan's "a. Reporter, agei
3 81 II. Sanopls b. + Dot, iyears - o,,,eu-y,r e..,.x
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NEW-YORK aud NEW -HAVEN RAILROAD.
n EN 1Ohh anu M w ia l>.N A'-AiA>A'N-A'~'
i ~ SIMMER ADVANCEMENT la7
COMMENCIAd JUNE 3 loJL
Passenger Station in NeEYoE Teertyseyr,''t and Fourth

Passenger Station In New YORK corner Tecnevrtt srl Fourth
Entrance OF ITenrseSenihst
TRAINS LEAVE EBw. YORK; -
For New Haven and Bridgeport SEQ EIh 5l A. NJ I'D
(BI) 200 HLl 45, 4 80 and 800 (EE) p m ,. 100 II On
FO hno sTaiior FAIRFIELD Southport and Westpo. 100 lLso
4 IN AS. $50 p ~
For EoraaE 100 600 Oh 900 II3o M i2l5 Qr 200 rl
Is. 40 fkI.) $50. 300 fET1 p. ~
For Danen, 100, 800, lla0 a.. m 3t5 40, 1902
y7Fo stamford zoo 600 (Brj 900 no No.; Ills (Er, Aj 800
tE11 345, 40 tEE.). AS, SO $50, 800 (EN),
For Greenwich and intermediate stations 100, BOO lJSa m Il0
' " CONNECTING TRATNs
For Boston, Springfield 900 (.N 400 (fH), 800
For Hartford Springfield eco (EL 25 AGO (ELl 500
For Coraeccu River Railroad CHL) i2l5p 10 Mon
ireal 200 D. u. 10 Northampton. -.
Tor Hadionl Providence and FLLi Railroad 600 (I) NJ l29
For New Haven YenLOndoa sionnsOn Railroad At 600
Po1 Canal Railroad l215p M. 10 Northampton.
Psr Houss tonic Railroad, 300 >. in Jvl y
PorN ,ugatuck Railroad, 500 q. 800 N.
ror Dsptury and NorNah Railroad, 100 100 AD
comnoiious Sleeping Cars attached ~ SO N train ,,
NORTHERN r. r. of n; J.-frainss leave v,
Ie CIV Tor Peunont Sis aud 9.25 l:l1 Az 9ks
enJgalp m SATURDAY only llla TIE 35 ~ ana ofs
D. m run through Monsey. IHOS " DEAlAIEsI onpIAnaeEL
READiyG ASD COLUMBIA RAILROAD t0NrASI,}
grPyRtyTFvDRNT's OFFICE COLuhBia, Pa May y n.t
DFADINC, and COLUMBIA RAILROAD.
IL pae,eers leaving Nesl ok H. Via central new
49, Rslro,d make connection al Heading if Pata l
Isncs and Columbia arriving al Lancaster and COLUMBIA AZ 9'o
p. m" .-,-z.,-,.-xx.--
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Gelp UGnleo.
A CENTS WANTEDI}, , f2F Cen .I I; "a BAKEK'

n HISTORY OF TIE SECRET SERVICE -,
work owing 70 to'
,,tenps Of The Government suppress H. ~ publication "as Gae
now he issued uralterr and unabridged under the supervision o.
& ake whose marvellous narratives all atesie by tue hest
,l autttr The morals National Capital thosggh
veUilte AMI revolutions concerning leas
Bepsneus Members Of Congress Female Pardon broAes anu
tnr-d military send for Circulars and see our ris anu
NIH' u'S''F''" W 80" ' Pmladcphia. Pa.
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A CFNrs WANTED to sell BROWNs GLASS

u CtEtSING polish patented Cleaning aud Polishing Win
Io,s Nors Gold silver Plated Ware Brass copper lIs G
II IN 40 hest 5rto tl used kyy ore who has te
,vs 20 Hrare mutations For fail particulars can on OF us
a. nROWN No a Beckcrst Branch Store No l broal"a!
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III E &c A I
u EpARATOR CAPILL.I.

ID EPARATOR CAPILI.L.
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or hair upon ba d heads in from two TO thr|
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THE WORLD ASTONISHED
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MADAME II A PERRlGO.


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the person. She reads your very thoughts, and
by her almost supernatural powers unveils the
dark and hidden mysteries Of the future. From
the stars we sec in the frmament-thc mai tic
stars that overcome or prcdominatc in the con-
tiguration-from the aspects and positions of the
planets and the fixed stars in the heavens at the
time Of BIRTH she deduces the future destiny OF
mali. Fail not to consult the greatest Astrolo-
sist on earth. It costs you but trile, and you
may never again have so favorable an opportu-
nifty. Consultation fee, with likeness and all
desired information, 81. Parties living at a
distance can consult the Madame by mail with
equal safety and satisfaction to themselves as If
in person. A full and explicit chart, written
out. with all inquiries answered ard likeness
enclosed, sent by mail on receipt Of price above
mentioned The strictest secrecy will be mNlA-
tanned, and all correspondence returned or de-
stroved References of the highest order fur
nishcd those desiring them. Write plainly the
day of the month and year in which you were
born, enclosing small lock Of hair. Address,
MADAME II. A. PERRIGO,
on7O-7v P %. Drawer 293, Buffalo, y. Y.
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STOVES, TIN WARE, &c.
STOVES, TIN WARE, &c.
D ERECTION ARRIVED AT!
REFRIGERATORS
WATER COOLERS,
ICE CREAM FREEZERS.

The subscriber has just received direct from
the manufacturers, his spring supply Of the
above named articles.
The REFRIGERATOR are something en-
tirely new in this market, combining utility
with cleanliness; being perfectly destitute of
any unpleasant odor, and, in fact, are the most
perfect thing Of the kind ever offered in this
market.
WATER COOLERS of the nestest patterns,
and Of every size, have been received, beautiful
in design, of dimensions to suit any family, and
unquestionably surprising in their design all
others.
He would call especial attention to his stock
of ICE CREAM FREEZERS, being confident
that a trial of their qualities will convince the
most sceptical oftheir superiority over all others
His assortment of COOKING STOVES, will
embrace every variety, and of the best descrip-
tons. He would enumerate among them, No
BILE Cook STOVE, the best that was ever in use,
and well deserving its name-the Lilly. the
PALMETTO and others.
His TIN WARE will be found equal, if not
superior to any ever offered for sale in Aiexan-
dria and housekeepers can have any descrip-
ton Of ware of that kind, which they may need
he invites an examination of his goods, and
presents such selection rs cannot fail to please
All kinds of ROOFING and SPOUTlNG,
executed IN the best manner and on the lowest
terms. ENOCH GklMES,
ap l0-2awtf 43, King street.
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17S WALL PAPERS. ( :,
SOUTH KING ST., SOUTH KING ST.
WINDOW SHADES
PAPEE CURTAINS,
PICTURE FRAMES,
SHADE FI-YTURES,
PICTURE CORDS, TASSEh.
FIRE BOARD PRINTS,
BORDERS, Sc.
The subscriber bcgs lcavcto inform nj friend
and the public generally L!:at he has on h"nd,
and will be constantly receiving, choice '"Iec-
tons Of the above named goods, which %I!l ."
sold ut reduced prices for cash.
All orders for Paper Hanging, 'T:n,t""
Shades, putin. down carpets, &"., Will D.
promptly attended to By experienced "orE'ne"
and at moderate charges.
A. NJ TUBMAN,
mv2l-tf IS, south side King street