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CUBA.

The Power to Pardon Conferred ON Balmnse-
da-Nluch Fighting In Puerto Principe-BeIli-
gcrenf Rights Claimed for she Robels-Mexi-
can Filibusters Arriving
HAVANA, Nov. 10, 1858.
The provisional government Of Spain has confer
red Count Balniaseda tho full power to pardon all
persons engaged In the present Instructions except
the leaders.
The district governors 1-the island have been
changed.
The tebels are IN possession Of Eemate, Mata and
some other towns the jurisdiction OF Puerto Prln-
cpe ReInate is the southern slope of the island,
about forty miles west-soutwest OF Puerto Principe
aud about ten miles inland. There n much lighting in
the whole neighborhood. Government admits this
in a published communication.
Nothing has been recently heard from Colonel
Lono.
rebel commission here claim that they have
plenty Of money In New York rs well as war mate
rial They also claim for the rebels the rights OF
belligerents.
Sevetal Mexcans are arriving and their move
ments are watched, as the whole party are sus-
pected OF uufriendly designs in Cuba.
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p0L,rltlE yafEs.

A Washington correspondent Of the ttnrinn ~
CaDaaae,ciatwrt snnder date 7th tustant:-a private
letter received here TODAY from wei Known repul-
lican Senator states that he has prepared ana VIII
introduce into tho senate when Congress iuects, a
constitutional amendment providing Tor universal
manhood suffrage IN all OF hs states lie says that
IL can obtain the requisite birds vote of each
House, AMI can he subuit,eI 20 INC required three
fourths OF the State Legislatures, which convene
next winter. 10 will be recolecfed that two sena-
tors favored such an amendments TO tile constitution
OF the United states, IA open debate the Seflatc
last session.
Jonn NJ. Cret,s, democrat. ~ elected to Congress
from the Thirteenth Illinois district, being another
democratic gain.
The place for democrats 20 look for sympathy, the
Montgomery AdrTitse. says IA in webster's I'm
abridged Dictionary.
In reply to the congratulations Of friends ut Caena
upon his election General Grant modestly eaii:-'1
feel the responsibility. but accept u without fear"
Tne tanners OF Chicago nave presented General
y. :. saomon with al 90 bsehstpD, as AZ appre-
cigi.ou OF his services during The campaign. Wise
tanoers' Fortunate Salonon'
Tho Macon Teiegyppt says there was no election in
Clinton. Co The inspectors toutd not md the door
KEY.
The Memphis Ar1iunche wants 200 900 ships from
tho size OF the Great Eastern down 10 an Arkansas
dngou for the annual "trip OF The democracy up Salt
river.
II Ia stated that President Johnson .i accept the
nomination for candidate for Governor OF Tennessee
II rendered him by the democracy.
Reeves democrat has l. Ia maioritJ IN the lrst
Congressional district THU STATE over Colonel Wood,
rSuulltcan.
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shah be scsrfrsa n ease the commissioners shall be
unable TO come ca o unanimous decision upon the
same.
This opens every question involved in those
clamswhethar that OF the right OF the English gov
eminent TO acknowledge the south as bellgerents or
any other.
The Times spcats OF dsuugunned publicists
whose judgments VIII aid the King OF Prussia
These are, doubtless, Gessner and Heffter, both
leading writers on International law, and engaged
In the Berlin administrations (the former 10 the
Foreign ONCE, who have since the war advocated
the American views OF pending questions. They
concurred at the time in pronouncng the seizure OF
Mason and slide justiiable, and denounce the self
tshness OF British principles OF neutrality.
Death Of the Marquis OF Hastings.
LONDON, Oct. 10, 1868
The Marquis Of Hastings died to-day, aged twenty
six years.
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intricate embracing mach sson.f, tA7tler relating
10 ordnance IN order to gs,e the msmbeFs time 10
examine them the court adjourned anti Friday.
Permission was granted 10 tie parties Who suggested
this Investigation before Congress 70 he represented
before this court by counsel, Who would aid tie
Judge Advocate. These parties ara extensive manu-
acturers OF arms in Pennsyivana and 0hio-Hora-
ito Ames, Clifford Arriok and Others.
Organization Of Democrats Clnb.
The Young Mems seymour and Blair Club tonight
was reorganized under the name OF thg Eatona
Democratic Club the members Intending 10 maze 1t
permanent organization.
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TtleGRApalc NEWS ITEMS.

contrac! has been made with PhiiadeiphiA
company TO finish the Fredericksburg and Cor
louisville va.l Railroad. II. c. Wainwright, ogPhil-
adelphia. Is to be president OF the road.
Captain Z. II. Chandler, freight agent or the Fred
ericksburg VaJ Railroad. was found dead In hts
bed In Richmond last evening.
william Howe, a brakesman. was instantly killed
Monday night at Eeadvilie, Mass, BY the Stonsngton
steamboat train strik .ug hun.
locomotive exploded at Duncansyiile Pa, ON
Monday killing the engineer, Robert Patterson, aud
the fireman, Philip DAVIS.
James st. Clair, one OF the four men engaged in
the robbery of the Alton (Iil bank aud the murder
Of the private Waterman few nights ago, was ar.
rested at Kansas City last Friday and taken to st.
Louis
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WASHINGTON Nov. 10, 1868.
Messrs. Cofax, OF Indiana; Kelley and O'Neiil. OF
Pennsylvania; Kellogg. Of Alabama; Devices, Of
North Carolina; Lincoln and Stewart, Of New York,
aud Ingersoll Of Illinois. were the only members
present this morning at she opening Of the House.
Hon. o. J. Dickey, successor of Thaddeus Stevens.
was present but did not qualify.
Rev. DR.. B0ynton delivered = prayer, In which nc
thanked God for the good issue TO which He had
brought the great questions before the country. We
believe, he said. Thou hast inspired tho people to
come TO right conclusions, and We already hail the
beginning OF peace and prosperity. which II IL be-
leved through Thy blessing win be stake and en-.
during, and we commend TO Thee those who have
been chosen TO rule over Us. May their lives ana
health be precious in Thy sight. Preserve them
from any attempted violence or injury, and suffer
NOT the country to be again brought TO mourn, as IL
once was, by violent hands.
The SPEAKER then said the recess having expired
the House resumes its session. II there be no OBJ.
lection the reading Of the journal Of the last session
will be dispensed with.
The CLERK mir. McPherson, by direction Of the
Speaker read the concurrent resolutions Of Congress
under which this adjourned session wa3 held, ana
a. the House did not now order olnerwise the
SPEAKER said the adjournment would now be wltRou6
daY, the next session commencing BY law on the
first Monday in December
On motion Of Mr.. KELLEY the House adjourned.
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THE F0RTIETH CONGRESS-
SENATE.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 10, 1863.

WASHINGTON, NOV TO- 1905
Tue senate met to-day at twelve O'Clock noon, ans
was called to order 10y the President pro tenn. Tho
following members were presens:--MessS. Wade.
Corbett. Harlan Morgan and White.
After prayer BY the chaplain, Rev. Df. Gray. In
which he returned thanks 70 Almighty God That the
country had been safely carried through the exciting
ordeal OF the ballot box, and prayed thai from
this n0ur the wounds OF our land may begin TO heal
ana prosperity he restored To all sections Of the
country,
The journal Of the last meeting and concurrent
resolutions Of September q were read by Mr.. MO
DONALD, CDief Clerk.
The PRESIDENT then said:--in accordance wisa tho
resolution which has just been read, unless Is b0
otherwise ordered by the Senate, the Chair wiz do
clare the Senate adjourned until the irst Monday in
December.
No objection being made he 50 declared, ana she
Senate stands adjourned to December
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PENNS VI WANNA.

PHILADELPHIA, spv. ~ 1865
The application Tor an injunction g restrain srs
Drew OF the Arch street theatre, from producing
the Lancashire Lass" asSoi - MI. sim, OF the
Chestnut street. theatre was argued to-day. Judge
Cadwaadcr stated that a. Mr.. Hlnn claimed adap-
talon he dn no. ttnk NJ VA. entitled 20 an inJung
tiOn except 10 rcslraiG Mfa. Drew from using ans
portion Mr.. Slnii's wo.k. ~ ttis adaptation lie
refused an INJUNCTION - restrain MIS-. Drew from
using The play, but would grant lini. ed injunction
D. Suggested. AZ tiih was not demanded on behalf
OF slim toe case dropped.
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SPAIN

Treaties with Chile and Peru-lnaucncs of
the United Etates.
hADRI D, Nov. 10, 1858.
inc correspondence says thsre is reason to ex-
pect that the Spanish government win at an early
day conclude treaties peace with Chile and Peru.
1t attributes the happy result to the mediation OF the
United States ana to the sympathy aroused In Spain
in consequence OF the desolation Of Peru and Chile
BY the recent earthquakes.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Failure Of the Commercial Bank Of New
Brunswicik.
ST.. JOHN, n. B., Nov TO- 1858.
Quite panic was occasioned here to-day by the
reported failure Of the Commercial Bank The stock
sold yesterday at sixteen dollars for 500 shares
and this morning the paper was generally refused.
Abou: noon the bank closed its doors. The other
banks are celebrating whether they win come to
Its assistance
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LOUISIANA.

Odd Fciioys' Celebration ira New DrIeaps--Es.
Establishments u Expor, Eoudea Ware
house.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 10. 1s5s
The Odd Fellows were out 10 a PROCESSION In strong
force to-day, the occasion being The dedication OF
the new hall ol the Order The ceremonies were
conducted ~ the grand officers Of the body. There
was y lne display Notwithstanding the unpleasant
weather
An export bonded warehouse under the new reva
nue. law has been established here.
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EtsTuoraRE ~ NORM CAROLINA. The shock OF
On earthgnake distinctly felt In Wadesboro
Tuesday morning last. some Of those who heard
the noise say u nrst sounded like distant thunder
passing or AXE long train 81 empty wago,s others
that their tenemenis were pefOepubly Jared,
causing Windows 10 rattle. NC. The noise seemed
10 he principally In westerly direction, and last oil
nearly minuye.--ttfetyh Nv. 81 S7nlttei. N0r. y.
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CONNECTICUT.
Conference or the Congregational Churches.
WATERBURY Nov. 10, 1865.

The general Conference OF 'he ccngre sationai
churches In Gmne,iicut met in this cts this after
noon Tue meeting wa organized at two o'clock
by tho election Of Deacon sherwood sterling
moderator. Tie afternoon WA occupied Ivy 4 dis
cussion on the subjecs 81 religion and education.
rne discussion wac opened By Professor Thatcher.
81 Yae College, VINO Wis followed by Mr. H. r.
Maven. Rev. hf. BALDWIN Rer. DR.. Bacon, General
William Williams Professor Dopgctt aud others. A
sermon WA preached IN tao evening by lev. George
II. G0uld. u Hartford. fho CO4efeace continues ~
session uIG0rrUw.
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TIE AnIIEIAM CEMETERY.

At the request OF several OF the trustees OF the
Antietam Cemetery, VINO are trustees also Of the
Gettysburg Cemetery. the President, Mr.. Jay, has
called q meeting OF the Board at Ebbetcs Hotel,
Washington on wednesday evening, the 9th OF De-
ccnbGr when IL IL expected that the disposal OF the
remains Of the Confederate dead viii be hnay de-
MI
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GERMANY.

Wreck Of nm American Shfp.
BREaEN. Nov. 10. 1858.
The American ship James r. patten, Captain
Percy, from Akysb. was driven ashore this evening
at the mouth OF the Weser. The captain mate and
nine of the crew are still on board the wreck and
lfeboat has gone out to rescue them The remainder
Of her crew are safe on shore.
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TENNESSEE.

Excitement in Upton C0unfy-Assc nlblinG Of
Armed unprecedented States Troops De-
spatohed so tho scene Of Disturbance.
.t.s.t.. MEMPHIS, Nov. 10, $685.
A despatch was received by General Granger last
night from X. r. Price, Commissioner Of Registra-
ton at Mason's depot Upton county, stating the
greatest excitement existed there consequence OF
a report that General Smith. the defeated candidate
| FOR Congress, was coming there with large
body OF armed negroes TO take dispositions
for the purpose OF contesting the cleo
servo order This morning despatch was re-
ceived from She.ir Slaughter. stating that about
600 armed negroes prncipay rom Fayctte county,
felt for the security OF the whites. Many women
aud children had left on the train since noon
IN consequence. 1t ia impossible TO commune
it Is believed that the operator has been
nifty men OF The Twenty fifty lntaiary, under three
officers by special train tonight lor the purpose OF
An aged man named J. C. Gilmore, formerly OF
Bal more Tell through TIC hatchway OF the house of
A. $. Levy u Go. to-day aud was Instantly Killed
observation-disclosures BrowniOw's Message
Extension Of the Franchise Recommended.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 10, 1868.
Governor Brownlows message read to the
Senate to-day. Alter cOngratuiatlng the country.
upon the election OF Grant and Colfax and the
bountiful harvest which has rewarded the husband.
men, he recommends Of the six railroads now in
the hands OF receivers appointed by him on behalf
OF the State that the proceeds be applied to the re-
duction OF the state debt. lie also recommends
that furthcr aid be given to any railroads except
three--which he mentions in his message--in which
the State has large interests. and 1t would lose
IL aid should be denied tAem lie recommends;
that measures be adopted TO wind up the
Bank OF tennessee forthwith In regard 10 the ex-
tension Oh the franchise he. suege,sed that there
should be discrimination exercised concerning those
who were In rebellion; they are not oil alike Cnpa-
bio for the past untrnstwogthy Tor tie future.
For those who were nyolllDtarily driven INTO the
have given evidence that they accept the result
Ina good 1atn that they are good citizens quiet and
law-aDidny that theS have strictly observed their
pa ole that they viii not Use political power to pro
scribe degrade those whom The war has tlnsncl-
pa.ed ana invested with the rights oil citizens, the
franchise might safely and wisely be extended.
The extension shonid. however, be implied with
suitable guards and chez Ss, that advantage coTld
not DC taken Oh lis iilcraty 10 the daget ana harm
OF the state. The oter class, who still remain hos
tile 10 the government ne thnks shou ID remain ais
frdnchised Tor an indefinite per4Ua lie also recon-
mends an increase OF tie salaries OF The Governor
aud The judiciary. aau udNes various 4econmCn-
cations feiablvS To improvements N hospitals peat
telltiArie3 &c.
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pfssDNaL INTELLIGENCE.

General Rosecrans, United States Minister TO Mex
leo, and family sailed for Vera Cruz In the steam
ship Granada yesterday.
General Longstrcet, late OF tue rebel army sailed
In the same vessel.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The CGnard mail steamship Cnba viii leave this
port on Wednesday FOR Liverpool.
The mails for Europe viii close at the Post Onlce
at twelve O'Clock M. on wednesday.
THE NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe--wM
be ready or half past ten O'Clock IN the morning.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing, Elk cents
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NEW YORK.
Governor Hoiiinap's Albany Residcnce--The
SECOND Trial OF General Colo.

Governor Honinap's Albany Residcnce--The
second Trial Of General Colo.
ALBANY, Nov. 10, 1865.
Governor Holman has collected she two southeast
buildings Of The Congress Hall block for his residence
the coming winter.
The second trial ri General George ". Cole for the
killing Of =. Harris ElscocA. the alleged seducer OF
Coles wife, Will conmenCG hero tomorrow. District
Attorney smith and lyman Irenilin WIN appear.ior
the prosecution, ana william J. Haiiey alnasa j.
Parker ana W. A. Beach Tor the dsicnce.
Arrival al Professor Goodwin smith nj Corr
nell University.
iruACA, Nov. 10. 1855.
Professor Goodwin smith arrived here this morn
ing and VIII nj enter npon rs Quite, ia Cornell
University His COURSE of lectures on English his
Iory will cuulnlence ut the sU5e VI the course now
being delivered by Professor AgasSE.
Meeting oil the Episcopal Primary C0nvep.
ticn ia Uticu--A fsis'iop 30 be Chosen.
UREA. Nov. 10. 1853.
The r,uscopM Primary Conyenson, comprising
nc counties Of Oneida onondaga, cayuga, seneca,
osweyo JefScrsop, Lewis. Madison. Cortland, Tomp-
senblad In iabgy church in this city last evening. II
will be remembered tia, trese counties formerly be-
longcd TO the diocese OF Western New York, but
they are now erected into nov diocese to be here
after named. The Convention was called t. order
py Rev. Dr Babcock, OF WaicttowD, AMI
on his moson Gey. Or. Rogers, or Greene, was made
was elected temporary Secretary. IS motion, th
gentlemen were Afterwards made permanent OH
GERS At the appropriate tifne the new docese was
nj Icoi under the temporary control OF Bishop Coke.
Considerable preliminary business was transacted,
and the Convention adjourned unti Wednesday
morning al ten O'Clock. Jhe election or new
afternoon al three O'Clock. feere Is ycry iargs At
tendance Of clergy ana lay delegates.
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ChnricstOn, =. C.-.FnDicipaI EiectiOn-
CHARLESTON. Nov. 10. 1858.
The municipal election took place here to-day, aud
was attended with much excitement. Chancellor
Lesesne was the candidate uf the ctzen's party
Mayor aud Gilbert Pi:bury Of the republican party.
The vote was very close ana VIII no. tie counted I'LL
tomorrow morning.
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Millions Of Bottles ~ Mrs. Winsio~sl ~oetis-
ING STRIP sold sad Used uin rovsrf fat 81 SUCCESS
II ni and well tried tneIy and hna stood n es. u
yens II relieves TIC chit rom pain regulates ths 1on,i:h
ard bowels Mc1 gotsos tue gums 10 by
rest ana health "a Gle child comforts tho n0.heL
aMgs. WIssLoN's soorHtaG syROP,'
The ~ CARTS Perkins" toe ontsiio
wrapper. All others. are basJ ia1istions.
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ILE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The Following record Will show the changes in the
temperature for the pass twenty.four hours as IN.
tlcated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy,
90 /, tuslI
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A.--1'ontb Paste THAT WIN Clean rsd Pre-.
The teeth luxury j. G.. RUSurDN'S FfOHAI.
TOOTH PASTE only CLEANS and preserves the
mpars delightful the breath Sold by ~ dluggist
Mauu!ac,ured socly BY j q. RushrOS, Chsapis III sad
WAY, corner or rweuty-h street.
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A.-Sava Fuel, Reduce Coal Biiis. Fix your
honse With R0EBCCK'S Weather Strips. Office 90 Fulton
street, New York,
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hIIANf. NOV. ~, IhUH.
QUITE a nuriper Of delegates from out OF town
clups arrived here tonight TO attend the convention
inclndna Ncfsrs. Ruder, jenkins, Kelly, Chadwick
Miller Reo,e. Hayens and others all OF whom arc
an tbe pelayan Horse. The New York club delegates
viii arrive tomorrow morning. The President 81
the Cenyoataor win DO seccrah from the West. The
Nationap IL Albany have beou attending to the dele
oates.
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Pamphlets, Law Reports, &c., Executed
wlth neataess elsans, and spaeh twinytya per o.nt
~ the METROPOLITAN JOB PslSfisg BsrkBLIsd.
NENT, % Nassau strss.
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MARYLAND.
The Mechanics Talr in I,nltlmcye--hpeniscr
Voifux On His Way Home.
Ia

mo annual exnsDiiion m mechanic arts Of the
MARYLAND institute closed to.oIgh; after most sue
e,ps,ful season OF four weeks. In the receipt and
diapsy OF articles the fair has exceeded all previous
ones. .,... 49,
tarnnon re ~ tho guest 81 private citizen. To.
nrht large number Of ladies' and gentlemen called
IN, aim bit there was no bubble demonstration Mir.
Colfax leaves to-nlofrow morning
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fBarnRby's Rheumatic Elixir, an, Internal
tctneiy, has been used thirty years Cures rhenasn.
ralxs ant govt. SoldevcfywAers.
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ELMIIA, Nov. 10, 1868.
Chelnung county, onicia, gives Grant 300; Sey-
mour, 3, los; Griswod, a,sie; Hoffman, 3,773; Me-
Cam, for the Assembly, 3,505; Patrick, 3,T6e.
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Pare keofacsy Bourbon At ~ 40 Proor
gsllon l0B bbis gar nui DC sc u ray advances;
worth g. &c. JAMES COVE, lee ssar sigeet.
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\ New Rericdy .--f,oid-ine, Tor Co'5s md
Coughs. RCsdTOSk, ~ Astr House. &C Barclay
a:aae-
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Cpuads Malt scotch Whiskey, Eniiy Equal
"a purity and strength Of nsvor to the BEN imyosed article
~ M % gallon. MURPHY a Dunn.
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For First Class Printing of Every ih~rto-
ton 20 % the Metropolitan joo fraiog Easasnirs-
Nassau street
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Circulars of Every Description and Notices
to attend nestnss printed IN The nears, poss- manner:
hours notice, and twenty-five cent csa than a.
other ALTAR place tho rty, NJ the NETROPOb Jp3
PRINTING EsTABLIsHhEST. ~ Nassas. s1rssi
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Hair stain


coors the hair whiskers and nusicte beautiful back
brown. II CONSISTS Of only Prise 30
sold by c. WILLS co. 1872 Fulton street. al cFus.
glsss. =. &. uPHAx Phuadp;rhis, prepretor
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Ncainess, Ecnnomy AVID ue-yateh gopbised
efecu6n oil orders. Metropolitan job trinsg Esao.
glslnienI g Nassau street.
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Batrhc,orss Hair Oye.-Thc Post in the
world The only periec. dys harmless reliable, insantans
Factory ID Bond street.
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Or: M Best nirR Al Ruined ~ NnsrR .--si.t
Ds. SHTSAFE'S Moth kiler.
Ur. sHEAyE. caerra So ksoasvay.
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The Lungs ere strained ana Reri.ed by .
persistent Cough, Me gsDerlt urss, wasted and an cur-
Abie compliant often established syxepy. ,tN SIS TX.
PHCT0EANT ~ m elective remedy lor Coughs ,1c tnis
and startg benrdeal affect nc tas pmar ~ ana sIO1
cnlal o. gans. Sold cvcrysserc.
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Established In iSoO.--Thc Metropolitan Job
Printing Eslab,ishu,eni.G Nassau street
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Cristad0ro,s Unrivgiied Hair Dye.-<oId -rd
applied At No. Aaor House. Manafai1ry IS Madt1 lane
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The Famous Ccruer-.gyy Ns,~au sfrcei,
suson The Metropolitan Job prisInT siasssnsea
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who Tau Tell tle Ameuux Oh nIsacr ihit
chan sed sands upon the rostf 90 ths ists ens nus
roach ninons WAC can rei The mmtsr - ssp 7si 80
wonf lheusanes ulnu thousands. a very pnttvt4is -
5e. shat ana Y yod ose. III usfcr on hNVA, ~ nrr
~ BToseway viii sltsv the floa fasidnas ~ 49,
FASHION AMI elegance Winning one ~ 49, ~
IA tho pleasure losing frisNL ~ T. won heis