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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

THE LONDON MoSEY MARKET.-LoSpoS Oct. g.
Noon Consols, 94l4 for money United States bonds,
II 5-l6
LONDON Oct. So r. MAJ this hour American Sc
curities are quoted folows Erie 43iz Atlantic and
Great Western, 224 bonds, TN; Illinois Central III
The CONTINENTAL BouRssss -FRASKroRr, OCT. s.
Noon- United Statos bonds quoted at TAX.
THE LIVERPOOL CoTToS MARKET-IIvERPoor, Oct. g.
y. M.-The market quiet and steady, with u
probable days saesof 10. 600 bales Mddling Uplands
sgd; Middling Orleans, sgd.
LrvERrcoL BREADsrrrrs MARKEr--LrrHrooI, oct. s.
2 p. M-lhe breadstufs market Is active and lrmcr
nearly all descriptions have materially advacced Wheat
quoted At las Sd. per GENITAL tor red Milwaukee and
amber anu los. Id for California white Corn, AS 3D.
per quarter Barley, IS 3D. per bushoL Peas Ala per
quarter. Oats, Is. sd. per bushcL
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MAREEr --IIvEEPooI, Oct So
p. M.-The usual authorities quote follows Beef,
1905. for extra prime mess Pork, lis. Bacon 44s
Lard. SIS. Cheese. SIS.
ILvERPooI PRODUCE MARKEr-IivsRPoof- Oct. So =.
M-lhe market for articles OF American produce is
quiet at the following quotations -Rosin. So Cd. for
common Wilmington, and 12s. for medium. Tallow,
45s 1urpentne 26s. Cd. Petroleum, la. Id. per gallon
TOR spirits, and Is id for standard white. Sugar quiet
at 2ss. Ga. for No. IL Crude Ln.eed 6ss 3D. Lnseed
cakes, fi0 los.
The PETRoLEuH MaRKET-ASTwERr, Oct s--Noon.-
The market FOR petroleum s quiet ~ IS francs per bbl
for standard white.
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THE JEWISH FAST Or ACHIEVEMENT.

It's Observance Inst Evening and To-day.
The jewish Day Of Atoncment-a relic OF the old
Mosaic system and not, like the Feast OF Purim. OF
comparatively modern datc-bcgan last evening at sun
down. and being the most Importance OF The
great festivals Of the Jewish year. very generally
observed among the Jewish residents or the netropo-
lis, beth by tho liberals and by those Of the
stratest Sect Brief evening services in Hebrew,
and modelled upon the ancient FORMS took place
last enng in The Jewish synagogues OF CITY, Of
which there about thirty within tha limits, though
to-day tho grand services OF the occasion take ace
ccasng with the going down OF the In
with the Mosaic system, and, in fact, its ndi-
Gates the bay Of Aonement is kept fast day
penance for the sins OF tue year, OF
commission. Prayer, fasting and signs OF penitence
mark the public SERVICES OF the day we'll the
feast festival In ordinary acceptaon of tho
latter terms The greater number OF the Ultra religious,
Ia distinction from tho liberals who prouse
external manifestations, attend the synagog 10
shroudS their feet being cncased ia shoes OF cloth in
stead OF leather, which latter, customs the
observance OF tho fast rendering 1t incumbent Is alto
gether excluded from the apparel OF the worshppcr
AT the services o. last evening at the several syna-
goeues there VAS unusually large attendance the
fast at hand being n generally observed among the
jews throughout tue world tho annual OF
the jewish New Years Day, which took Its place
Raobnic calendar last week and was almost universally
kept as q holiday.
The services Of tho season Of aionement are peculiar
and do"rous az, indeed, all services naturally SEEM
the OF when is recited cantaied In tho WEIRD
sorrowfui music OF the Hebrew lougue-a language
Astounding liquid consonants and adg.shs in comb
tior with deepest kposn gutiuras aud tho ire
quent occurrence OF broad open voweis
Inc services OF to-day VIII occupy until sundown,
making IN connection With the serv Of Inst evening,
which began at sundown, one complete Jewish dag
'yoD, constitatedo the 'evening and he morning"
according to the order OF mention observed IN the
Mosaic cosnogony.
AT shutdown to-day the worshppers will be dismissed
from all the synagogues the sound OF traditional
rams horn. which signals the conclusion of the ten peni
tenai days and the day following viii DO found at their
usual v0catouS
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MEETING Of THE REAL ESTATE PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION

This society, organized for The protection real
owners 10 this city. held i,s usual weekly meeting last
night No 257 Bowery. In Consequence Of the limited
given fact that German portion Of the
membership ignoran, OF tte place OF meet
ing-the society having met elsewhere heretoorsths
attendance exceedingly sim, there being less than
dozen present On the reading and approval or tho
minutes OF a former meeting the proceedings Of tho
Association conducted 10 an informal manner.
Mr. Haight, the President, and n Mr.. Smith. both
large holders OF real estate the only gentlemen
rho attempted formally 10 address the few present in
explanation and defense Of tho objects OF the
assoc a,ion against ,he mlsrcpreS an,aions Of the
press. Tho OBJECT aimed al by real estate
owners or tho city, the Chairman connaucd, was the
enactment OF which ~ond alike protect the land
lord and the tenant The statute passed b. the lass
Legislature, which prescribed tho manner in which tcns
ment houses should be built IN this future, and the
radical alterations demanded In those which we're Low
inhabited, Indefinite in lis provisions and unjust
In many ways. He bad consulted architects on me
subject, and they lad informed him that they wers in
consequence OF the nexplictness o., the new law 10th
houses. az they really knew not now 70 proceed inte
genty and that In the reconstruction Of old buildings
was Impossible to make q the Q; the alterations dc.
ing the high rerts-anihe diA ncs wish 10 them
higher, for he felt coa6derh workiugmen could not
pay higher rents than wore nov demanded-shs prcnis
on tenement houses except when just eompsted. did
not average twelve pr cc6 lie was 10 favor OF Just
laws-aws that would prod The against avarI-
cous landlords: but hs A,o would have honest land.
lords and there wero few that were mott remembered
just in proportion 10 their interest In the real estate and
OF COURSE the progress IN wealth aud population the
city.
ir. sxrIH rcusarksd that ne owned twenty tenement
hu~ses on shs Island Of Msnhattan Az inhabited
and paid what the papess Jailed exorbant rents and
yet he was prepared 10 lease these houses any
who would guarantee him ten per cent on the capital
he had invested in thze houses for the FIVE
years. While rsat ehsze Of itself would in
value than II was at present. unless great caamty
should overwholm and impoverish the whole COM
munty, would ny DO many years. perhaps not many
months before bu ildng materials would be ~ az low
figures ~ they ever and the wages Of
rcspondingy red need; aud when that period arrived
the value Of ne land itself would Be greatly de-
precated, 80 FAR ~ returns on Investments
could be circulated; and then what would
profit thear dord 10 construct and aud care
the houses put. down opposite his on the tax
his or for thes health aud comfort Of those who lived In
L themf =.
AFTER sorne dssultory conversation, IN which IN.
gentlemen present related marvellous anecdotes about
the savps Of life IN the tenement houses they happeasd
TO own, vne Association adjourned.
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testimony to be inadmissibe ana ordering II 10 be
plunged motion then made by the counsel for
vac oeience 10 dismiss the complaint and supported in
80 gunen OF considerable length aid much research
was insisted that, the evidence Of Nrs. Griffin beng
puusen tho only direct testimony left 90 support the
unworthy Of credence for several reasons The absence
~ any identification OF the bonds OF any evil
ael'oe connecting Dan Noble, the accused, with the
asIas ol ,nem was likewise insisted upon. Numerous
osuer were raised and ably submitted Counsel for
.ns responded seraiim 70 the points raised by
aeichoe ~hen AFTER the usual rejo ndsr the Court
TOOK tho papers, announcing that decs al would DO
rendered about the end VI the week
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THE ROYAL INSURANCE Bond ROBBERY.

CsseIvsien or the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ming IN
of Counsel.
The examination in this case, which has bsen pending
for long time bafors Justice Hogan ct the Tombs
concluded yesterday. In the morning, when the cours
sat- Justice Hogan delivered his decision the
OF Defendants counsel TO slrke out the testimony Of
Mr Grimm ON The ground that implicated her husband
end Axpossa him 70 criminal prosecution holding such
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IHf ST. LOUIS FAR

sr. T.our, Mo-, Oct s. 1867.
The attendance at the fair to-day very large and
the weather very fine The rewards the agricultural
the Industrial Plough Manufacturing Company, Of ST.
Louis, for prairie breaker, subso double shovel and
and Aliens Improved Cotton Planter, manu-
featured BY Barlow. wood a Co., Quincy. ILL., :
the Buckeye Sulky Torn Pillow Of Thomas a Marsh of
Springfield Ohlo steam throsher made by owen Lane,
Dye * Co, OF Hamilton, Ohio.
Among the rewards yesterday wers four second pre-
mums 10 John Deer a Co. OF Moline. III.
In the ring exhibition for cattlo there very
show In numbera
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vwperssI Council at Biarritx-Napsleon's
Plan Of Rulc IN Rome.
BrAsRrrz Oct 3, 1867.
m. Marquis Dc nousisr, the Minister Of Foreign AZ
Air, and the ChsvaIsr de Nigs the Italian Ambassa-
nor arrived here ius, before the troubles broke sut IN
vy and have since been IN constant consultation with
(hs Emperor
Ia ~ ~ ~ folsviss psa fer Ne Roman CUES
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SHIP PING NE w s.
fERT or NEW YORK. ocTusEa s. 1857.

Steamship " Lord, Ward Savannah with mdss -
passengers, 10 Garrison Allen
steamship ogA, King, Richmond &C. with mdse and
passengers, TO the Old Dominion Steamship Go.
Brig Carlo LIs, Lsuro, Malaga. ~ days. with fruit. Ae
TOP Baker Co.
Below.
Ship Henry Wright, from Cardiff.
Bark Inspector Pul, from Peru
Bark Montezuma. from Barbados
Brig Minerva, from Sagua. (An by pilot boat 4 !
Stewart, No. o.
Wind at sunset, SW.
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American Omcinl Interference IN His Behalf.
report gained currency in Florence that the Ameri.
can Minister Hon. George Marsh, had demanded the
release OF General Garbald the ground that he was
citizen OF the United States. This is denied; but /, IS
true that Mr. Marsh had asked the Italian governments
to show clemency to the distinguished prisoner
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GvSSyo On Tuesday, October a. CsrHEriSs, the BE-
loved wife Of Patrick CUNNING In the slst yeas OF her
age.
Tho friends OF tho family and those Of her trctbcr
John Hcarn. are respectfully invited 20 attend the
funeral from her late residence 10 Third avenue,
Thursday afternoon st two O'Clock.
Ter 0fAr Deaths See Esahh Tag.,
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THE COaCORDAT.

Austria TO Maintain the Relations with Rome.
VIENNA, Oct. s, 1857.
The Emperor Francis Joseph has concluded to make
no change the existing Concordat and the negotiations
with Romo for the purpose OF making concordat
have been abandoned.
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NEWS raum CANADA.

Removal Of Lord Monck - Ottswa-Qucsec
Medical C0nie~ence.
ouEsEc, Oct O. 1861.
Lara uonck and his family LEFT to-day, 70 take up
their permanent residence At Ottawa.
number OF the delegates 70 the Quebec Medical Con-
r.,.ncs nave arrived from the maritime provinces
uontrsai district sends forty delegates and large
Der IA expected from Ontario.
The vteamshIp Hmaaya arrived to-day f7sm Crosse
IsIs All are vel on board
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THE FENIANs.

Continued Alarm and Excitement in Great
Britain-An Outbreak Dreaded MT Berwick.
LONDON, Oct s. 1867.
The rumors which constantly arising with regard
to the designs OF the Fenians much anxiety in
England and Ireland
All prisoners vans doubly guarded by armed po-
licemen to prevent any attempt at rescue.
Threatening indications lead the authorities TO apprs-
bend disorder at Berwick. and proper precautions
are being taken.
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+ R A N C E
Army Chnnges-Expcctcd Reforms.

Army Chnnges-Expccted Reforms.
PARIS, Oct. s. 1867.
Orders have been issued for the enlargement OF the
cadr or the French army; but the effective force will
not be increased
The ntmaon is officially thrown out that the Empe.
contempates many liberal reforms in the govern
ment
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ATTEMPTED sulclpe N sRuuHE COUNTY.
BISGHAnros, N,

BrGHAMroS N. Y, Oct 8. 1897.
An old man named Elijah Hall, OF Windsor. Broomo
county his yesterday TO avoid arraienmsns
before the court OF oyer and Tsrmner here on two In
dictments one for Grim. con. He lost two Or Shree
quarss Of blood, but survived.
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ton has been agreed uponI,aiy to take possession
Of the Roman Provinces but Pope Plus TX IS to remain
in Rome and retsn OF the city until bis
DEATH when the temporal power Of the Popss win
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.

Revolution In Montenegro and Fierce Battle
with the Turks.
LONDON Oct. s. 1867
Dispatches from the East report tnat a sanguinary
conflict had taken place the Turkish frontier between
tho Montenegrins and the Turks.
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ST Lorrs, NO., Oct g. 1867
fhs banking house Of Stone Mccoy A Co., nj Isdspcn.
dcnce, Mo-, robbed sunday night Of several thou
sand dollars The loss falls manly the special de-
posters tho working balance OF the bank hand beng
less tban So 000 NO clue has been obtained 10 the
tobbesF.
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Marine Intelligence.

HAvRE. 0cT. THE General Transatlantic Company's
steamship Europe, Captain Lemane, which left New
York on the eIst ult., has arrived NJ this port.
QUEENSTOWN, Oct S.-The Inman steamship City Of
Paris, Captain kennedy. from Now York. September IS
arrived out on her way to Liverpool
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The yysmiI,su Races.

HAMILTON. OFT. g. 1897.
The attendance 81 The races TO-DAY vas not No large
The spcr warranted The first race vas the Dominion
nlsts FOR Inch there were Ave entries II won BY
Wooliok time 3s For the s,eeplechaso three horses
ysn Cl,dsi Won the race; time, 4:4l Miss Tartar Won
the tros end Luog Stone The CONSOLATION stakeA
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GERMAN CONSOLIDATION.

1he King Of PRUSSIA in South Germany.
AUGSBURG. Oct s, 1867.
His Majesty King William Of Prussia arrived in this
city to-day on his tour through South Germany.
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E N 0LA N D

The Peabody Statue Commission.
LONDON, Oct. 8, 1867.
The commission for the statue or Mr. George Peabody,
which is to be erected in this city, has been given to
W. W. Story, the American sculptor.
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Burial of Feninn Conyict-POpular Demon
strati0n In Ireland.
DUBLIN, Oct. s. 1867.
One Of the Fenlan convicts named Kelley, died while
in prison and his funeral took place yesterday.
On this occasion there great demonstration Of
sympathy for the deceased An immense crowd Of peo-
pie surrounded the house where the lard
and long procession followed them to the grave.
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Al A. J. BIeecker. SON 81 Co.'s, ~ MI. ~ -
street sct passes for the Rdsoned Park saleoi
Thursday, Oct TO- -
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A;-.Nhy IL Phaion's "NiRht blooming CeTS
aAi the old lsjeents
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QUEENSTOWN Sept 2T-Arrived, Persia Cs) Lott NYork.
nfyS TO- fFcwss. do: 2sh Mount Pleasant lBrJ BROWNE
For oaer Shipping Hs,cI see EighA Page.
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Marine Disaster.
Foreign Ports.

Sur Morsr PLEASANT tBrl, Brown from Calso on eDs
trng Queenstown HarbOr 18th u the western
SIDE 81 rur0es Bank but got OF IN ew hours with
oltt iai
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Dr. Won Eisenbers's Tssthetico. Near algicsa
for tho OF and blindness 25 Fifth
OF Twenty eighth street
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DIR. Won Ei-enhetg Cares NIL Disenses sf tho
dftrui respiration. 25l
nue., corner OF Twentyeigllih street.
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DIR. Voc EisenbcrgtCures NIL Disease. RI tie
asthma. Onlce i5l FIN
nue. corner o. Twenty eighth street.
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Bntcheior's Hair Dye.-The Hest In the
the perfect Dye: harmless reliable tnatAatn~
ncuus. Factory 81 Barclay street.
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Buy NIiller.s Hair Dve.-Iest and Cheapeses
Natural durable. 80 by druggists. Depot IS Dey ST.
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Medicine BY the special commits and n. nunero'
81; en-
the Broadway Y =
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Euvolopcs 81 Is per ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
retail ~ Nassau street. Fulton lHen
netrs n strspolitan bioekl. J. ". U'BRlEv.
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Envelopes 50 IS rrr Thoussnd. Accswue
books pattern, bennetts Metropolitan biock- -
Nassau sicei, near tulsoa. J. w. OBklEn.
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Lace, Brocat-lle, Terry, Reps, &c
q. l.. a :. b. kelly, 4H Broadway
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Get Rid ~ a Coid as Oaee ~ y.ina Iayss,.
ENpLGFDHANt. certain .foH an Pulmonary 49,
Bronchial Affections. sold everywhere
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Beautiful 1nir,-yIruy Years in Chemicn!
experiments has resulted In pcrfccting CHEvALfEk'S
LIFE fOR TiE HAIR. unrivaed hairdre-s!ng, whicA
iinparts hair prevent
badness arresting when comnenccd~
producing principle upon which color depends ana
thus gray hair 60 ORIGINAL color youthful
beauty and will stop lis falling at Sold by all
druggists and at my Office. J. l2i broadway, New York
SARAH A. C!iEvALIER, N. d.
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Al niver-ni Esp0-itiou. Prris, 1851
sTfiNNAf y SONS TRIUMPHANT having bscu
awarded the FIRST GRAND COLD MEDAL Am-r1-
can nos ~ az three syies exhibited, this medal being
verdict OF the international Jury. =
Wareroonis. Nos 100 and IN aas. Fourtoen stgoe
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Cri~tm dero'- lair Dye Tine Nest Ever Mas
ufacurcd. Wholesale and retail, also applied ~ Nc .
Axtnr lns,an
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A.-For n sstvlish and. Elegant Hat Go -
EspeBseheid, MANUFACTURED, No. lis Nassau street.
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oARIBAlDI.

His Pronunciamento Against Rnfazzf.
FLORENCE, Oct. s, 1867.
Garibaldi has issued an address denouncing Ratszz
md urging his followers to carry on the war for the
possession OF Rome.
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THE PRESS DISPATCHES.
THE ITALIAN REVOLUTION.

Claim Of Victory b. the Papal Troops.
FLORENCE, Oct. 8, 1867.
The officers Of the Papal forces engaged al Bagnaea
claim that they gained the victory in that battle
They claim that seventy Of tho enemy we're wounded
md one hundred and ten made prisoner
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New Modes. in NIuas. Collars. CnGrS
Cspe ylctornes Cloaks, GaunNes &C. In every descrf
zion OF Furs at 1ENfS's. Nc. 5l3 broadway.
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Lyous, Magnetic Insect Powder. The OvisS-
nal nj only crnulne: XIII reaches befbngs. moths
aud All Insr'i ya.nin free FROM poison Depot 81
HARNEEf Al PARK
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A.-4sreas Sale Of
RIDGERlELD PARH
LOTS,
oyTHE HACKENsAcK RIVER, N. j..
AT AUCTION.
a. J. BLEEcKRR, SON q co.
AUCTI0NEERS,
WILL SELL AT AUCTION ON THE PgEMIsEs.
ON THURSDAY. OCTOBER No. 1867,
AT 1919 O'CLOCK.
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Note Paper ~ per Kcam STATIONERY ana
blank book establishment ~ Nassau street hetweca
Fulton and Ann j. W. O'BylES.
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Note Papsr.-Iisif Rcems. so Cents: pri.s
Foods At Bankers and mcrchana eccOtNe
books. =. W. O'BElE<. ~ Nassau street.
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The Revelutisnists N1archisx on Rome.
FLoRsScs, Oct 9, 1857.
me volunteers or Garbaldi are marching upon Rome
from every direction.
The Florence press urge the government TO anticipate
them and occupy the city with the national troops
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wei tried remeSy. INKS WIS DIV SOOTHING SYRUP.
which greatly facilitates the and 10 sure to rcgulee0
the bowels. \ relieves he child from pain correes sdY
and wind collie, and b. fving the mint quiet naturss
sleep gives 10 mother. Offices, ZIG Sutton stEseA
New York. and 21 Hisa Holb0rn London EnSand.
mrs. WiNsLows SOOTHING syKuP,"
having the smile Curtis Perkns' on the outside
wrapper Al others are base mutations
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the approval Of science the high value ~
HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT
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Hyats's life Bnl.nu,. -Rhcu,nstism NcSrne>
giA their forms: also Scvofula ktuGo
Evil. Erysipras Old Ulcers. salt Rhcum. Dyspepsa Liver
Complaint Kidneys, the worst eases Of hnpury at H.
blood. fsainiy cured this sovereign
81 per bottle. sold by druggists. Depot &c GrAnd ~
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v,nrr Curtains " speciality
Al u. j.. a J. X. kELTifS,
~ rrnatNax
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Note Payer ~ per Rens..-Chccy job Lssl
from auction Stationery establishments w Nassau 49,!
ncMs Fulton lRennetts hloekl -
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rlrhs s.,ii.s la. &c !" "irLs, al fulton street
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It 10 The only tonic recognized by American science g
shown by The report made the New York AcasA " =