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HAYTI.

Exploits Of the Man or War (saiatea-faval
Engagement OF Petit Goave-Thc Rebel
Cruisers SYLVAN and LAberte Destroyed 10
Prevent Their Falling Into Sainayo's
Hands-Niiragoane TO be Bombarded.
HAVANA, Oct. s, 1858.
From Port au Prince we have adyices 70 October Q.
The Hayden man-of-war Gaiatea had arrived at
Petit Goave from New York, with large
cargo Of arms and ammunition. She had
full complement Of men, mostly Haytien negroes,
some English and French oficers and complete
naval outfit. On her arrival she attacked the rebel
cruisers Sylvan and Liberte. The former was su2k
and the laiter burnt by the crews to prevent them
from falling into President Salnaves power.
The latter had lerr on board the Gaiatea to bonn
bard Miragoane. Before leaving he took aboard 800
additional men.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

DEATH OF PHYsICIAN.-While in attendance
upon patient last night DR.. John Shepard, OF No.
800 East Tenth street, fell down stairs and sustained
injuries, from which he soon after died. An inquest
will be held to-day.
SUDDEN DEATHs.-An unknown man died sud-
denly last night at SIS West Tweny-sixth street. An
inquest win be held to-day. At nine O'Clock last
night Peter Ely fell In ft and died soon after In
the yard Of No. Az Tenth avenue.
ROBBED OF HIS wATCH.-Henry Davis, OF No. 36l
Madison street. last night went out to see the process
sion, under the impression that all who turned out
to q democratic procession were honest As he
passed through Union square his watch was jerked
out OF his pocket and carried Oh by q thief. The
watch was made by Buchanan. OF Dublin. and num-
bered 1925
srABBING ArFRAY.-About fifteen minutes past
twelve last night spaniard named Francisco Con
zales entered the Eighth precinct station house with
a severe wound in his abdomen, and reported that
he had got into an alteration on thompson street.
near Houston, with another Spaniard named Mar
tin I'EpartO, when the latter inflicted the wound.
He stated further that the quarrel commenced Ia .
wine cellar on Thompson street, near where both
parties reside The wounded man was taken 20
Police Headquarters, where his wounds were
dressed by DIR. Armstrong.
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED FUGITIvE-A day or two
ago detective onicer from New Haven, in this city,
received telegram from Chief Lincoln to look for
man named Daniel Carr, Of that city, who was be-
eved to be here, and II found to arrest him the
charge OF larceny. Yesterday he was found by the
New Haven officer, VINO caused his arrest last night
by detective Dusenbury, OF the Central police Office
headqual tiers and Chief Lincoln teIegraphed TO for
instructions. The nature Of the offence with which
the accused IL charged has not TRANSFERRED He is
said to be young man OF very respectable c0nnec-
tions and son Of exUnited States Marshal Carr, OF
that city. II Is probable that Information TO the
naIn re 81 se thS a p s
rendered on requlsitlon from Governor English.
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Marine Dlsasters.

Sur ODESSA, from st John. NIB, 70, Liverpool, which pu.
18th distress, has boon repaired, aad
ready for sea.
scHR BLANCHE. Fortress MONROE Oct s The Br schr
Blanche from ssa.ms Issnas TOR saSose wen. ashore
so ssiiS loss a'' y ' ''' ~ '''''' ''' '-'S' -
scHn Lolita Fortress Monroe, Oct 5-rhe schr Lots
ashore Friday right MIDDLE Grounds foar miles
brig Anna, from west indies Tor Baltimore.
sonn B JssNSs Sof Wsahiny:on. ND hsrsiD from
water 90 South Shoals Little Egg Hsibor. viii Be .O..
loss Crew saved.
rssa ~. s s E s e. S .r
bor the weather proves favorable she viii be got OIL
scms L,spssy L. &c from SNOW t,l ma for
Shoals Little Esg Har,or tigt hut vii hayso aiacharg.
ersg saved. ."a ''' "'''"'' proves
SOM wALrrr SCOTT, Providence for 3. John, NIB.
su s. .hs s.o on sp s ss1s sss = John ut
scuR FAssir BAILEY with ssi tons coal, ashore
M MI it @., She remained there curing The day and
sasss ss IL | Tue % Would ss
able 20 the river on fry, asworkmen were henns
HIGHLAND Lrear Cape cod oct a. 4.o PM II is reported
there new schooner a4.n With sans' asaore and sunk
Wednesday
miscellaneous.
We indebted to A Blown Jr, purser of the steamship
Gen sarnes from savannah, FOR favors.
ssp y & ,n. n e. soshsa aOf e
the ysrd Of aon J p Morse in Bath on saturday.
Whalom0n.
Arrived New Bedford 81 bark Osecof, 3D. salloy.
from Atlantic Ocean, with 100 bb OIL Scat home the
voyage 40 bbls oil. Rcpcrs, no date, bark Atlantic,
Craw, NIB, ~ bbls So Oh
Cleared al do 80, bark Ucon,, Luce, Pacific Ocean.
Sailed Provncetown Sept g. scnr Soper, Ed
ridge, Atlantic Ocean. -
Bedford months trssn Last posti of the
down with scurvy had 77abbis oil by pilot boat Ezra Nyc
No2) -
No date bark Sea Rarxsr, Lewis, OF NB With 1900 obls
oil all told; Samuel Thomas, Freeman do, nothing snc
leaving Talco.
spoken.
ship Intrepid spence, from Liverpool July IL for
cisco, Aug ), lat II 81 N, lon 81 T.w.
ship Carl Often, from Bremen for New Orleans Sept O. Ia
| a ~, Ton Is
Bark Kenworsn, Boikie, from Liverpool July for So
Francisco, Aug ), lat g. s. N, lon "A % W.
| Foreign Ports.
.CAepIrr Sept 49, Arrived, Elizabeth Hamilton, Whit
Nieuw Deppe, Argossy, Read, Hull; Mary Emma, Patte
| galway and ent out 2lst for Rio JAneirol
1 Cleared alst, u ID Slower, Pierce, Dapcpn Me.
CALCUTTA, Oct Arrived ship Hevstd, Bokfori Bpsto
Doing down the river Aug Is ship ivsner (Brl Lane q
cUAAooA, Heps uta pou ssrS taaue. Mitchell. for Che
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LONDoS, Oct. Sig
p M.-United States fve-twenty bonds are quiet AZ
1874. Railroad shares are quiet and steady ut the
following observation-disclosures Central, g6sl: Erie
Railway shares, s2h; Consols, s4h, for both money
and the account
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FRANKroRr, Oct. s.
United States fve-twenty bonds open firm ut TGiS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LIvERPOOI. Oct. g.
I:20 p. M.--The cotton market Ia bu0yant and has
advanced I'd. per pound. The following are the
uuotations: -Middling .uplands, lid; middIing or
leans, llkd. The shipments OF cotton from Bonn.
bay 70 the I'd inst, since last report are estimated
Ut 2. 900 bales.
market Ia excited Tres ordinaire has advanced to
1l0f per cwt -
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFs MARKET.-LIvERro0r,
Oct. 6-1.20 p M.-The market 10 quiet
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS Observation-Disclosures,
Oct b-l;20 r. M.-The market Ia quiet. Cheese ID
dat
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN, Oct 5.-The Liverpool and Great
Western Company's steamship Nebraska, Captain
Guard, which left New York September 20, arrived
here to-day on the way to Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 5.-The steamship Peruvian,
Captain Baantne, Of Allans line, which left Quebec
September 70, arrived here to-day
SOUTHAMPTON, Oct 5.-The steamship Weser,
which left New York September "a, arrived at this
port at three A. M. to-day.
LIVERPOOL Oct. 5.-The steamship Worcester,
which left Baltimore September 10, arrived at this
port to-day.
SOUTH MpToN, Oct. 5.-The steamship Berlin sailed
from thlsport yesterday for Baltimore.
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SHIPPING EE w 8.
Alnanas 10. \ lsv YorlS---rAis Say.
PORT OF sgy yeax, X rFosaa 5, 1868.
Ifernid Parisu co

Hernid PaciEuro
Captains and Pursers OF vessas aryina '"' p''t ~'
please deliver all packages intended for the ~ ~ y"
regularly authorized agents who attached o' s''n
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press " wv w"
collect marine reports attend to- the delivery
as win be by the following extract from the -
or INC regular monthly meeting held March 3. 1885,:
Resolved, That on and after April !, 1858 the Ass hs
Press will discontinue the collection Of ship '"o
harbor Of New York. Passed unanimously.
uS- The oalce OF the Herald steam yachts JA1Es n
JEANETTE IL at whitehall slip. All communications fio
consgnees o the masters OF inward boo.A
vessels will be forwarded free Of charge.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

fhe Cunard mail steamship Cuba will leave this
port on wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe Will close at the Post once
Mt eight O'Clock A. M. on Wednesday.
The NEW YORK HERALD-Edition for Europe-will
be ready at hafpast seven O'Clock In the morning.
single copies, in vrsppcrs for mailpg. elk cents.
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SALE OF POOLS ON THE JEROME PARK RACES.

The sale of pools on the Jerome Park races by Mr.
w. G. Connor at the subscription rooms, 92O Broad
way, was not very numerously attended last even
ing, the circumstance of Its being the first night as
well the occurrence Of the great democratic rally
probably operating against any excitement In this
direction, or to distract the attention of many who
might otherwise have shown themselves as inte-
rested. The sale commenced shortly after eight
O'Clock and was over at an early hour. There was
not much betting INDUCED in by those at the rooms
but general feeling OF satisfaction was manifested
at the prospect OF fine weather and the anticipation
OF more successful and brilliant meeting than the
last The following pools were sold, 1t being under
stood where the entry was mentioned that there
would be more than One:-
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INic,l.

DARBv.-On Sunday, October a. Of consumption
Mrs. s. ELIZABETH DARBY, aged ~ years.
The relatives and friends OF the family the school
officers and teachers Of the Tenth ward, are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral services a. tne
baptist church, In stanton street. between Forsyth
and Chrystie Streets this tuesday afternoon at two
O'Clock. The remains will be taken to Greenwood
Gene terry. -
IIALsrEAp.-On Monday. October 8, at Mamf .ro
nook, ScHURRMAN uALsTEAD, In tue 04tb year OF hi:
age.
Notice or funeral hereafter
(sor other DEATHS see run fuQe
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GEORGIA.
The Late Storm mt Savannah.
-.<S'IT9<-f-1N--~s~@~|-'~<>FN |~r4~|'~~@~

The Late Storm mt Savannah.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 6, 1865
The storm abated this morning. Some little dam
age done by water In this city. The captain of
the steamship America reports very heavy weather
but no marine disasters are reported 80 far. Many
sailing vessels are due. The steamships that cleared
on Saturday remained inside the bar until Sunday
morning. The prospect is fair for fine weather to-
morrow, A moderate northeast wind Is blowing.
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EGYPT.

Tho Telegraph Gable Communication.
LONDON Get s, 1868.
The new deep sea submarine telegraph, direco
from Malta to Alexandria. Egypt, was successfully
completed on Saturday afternoon.
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PENNS YLvANiA.
IIicGal Naturalization in Philadelphia-The
Penusyivania Central Railroad.

Illegal Naturalization in Philadelpha-The
Pcnusylvania Central Railroad.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. s. 1865.
Attorney General Brewster has presented to the
judges OF the Supreme Court petition asking that
certain parties names to whom naturalization
papers had been issued without previous declaration
OF intention TO become citizens shall be made to
show cause why said papers shall not be vacated.
The court holds the matter under consideration.
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad has reduced Its
freight charges to all points In the West to CORE
spond with those OF the New York roads.
Prohibition Of Prize Fighting In Pennsylvania.
HARRISBURG, Oct. 8, 1868
Governor Geary, of this state, having received in
formation that wormald and o'Baldwin, the English
and Irish pugsts intend to come into this State to
fight for the championship on the 18th Instant VIII
Issue proclamation warning those persons and
their followers not to come into the State OF Penn
sylvania with any such purpose, and pedg.ng all
the powers OF the state to prevent and TO punish
such breach OF the peace. 10 is also said that
Mayor McMchael, OF Philadelphia, will issue SINH
ar proclamation.
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MEETING M THE BUFFALO PARK ASSOCIATION.

The fall meeting OF the Bufralo Park Association
commences tomorrow and will continue three days.
Thrty-one entries have been made. Several well
known trOtting horses among the number and
If the weather proves favorable good sport Ii anci-
patcd.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YAoar@

kEPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YAOHrS
steamer contoScsqs Rear Admiral George Walsh
Steamship Gen Barnes Motion, Savannah with mdse and
g exchanged signals with s,esmshP San Jscnso hence
for The Gen experienced strong NNE gales the
m:s s1
Ne sale: the entire passage .,,o.a ov Pain,
Norfolk with mdss and passengers 70 the Old Dominion
road . as Co. .s %:. y
ss no. w.oh. days. with
mdse and 1888 passengers. oerOhs Co Had northsry
and ease winds and fine weather the entire had
Bark RIcesor, Bowers, Boston, in ballast to Max
Brg soph. Mar. tSa Is,u:ms Trieste 81 day. With
lon 90 spoke schr Moses Patten from Malaga for
brig Milo lBr,, Fongere, Bay. 10 days. with COAL
master sua Had Moderate w cath
"a, BTs Ellen s, Br Dwye Bridgeport cB, 10 days. with
Brig sophia, Brown Cherryaeld days. with lumber to
Brig Yankee 5.de cooms Bangor, sd.y.. with lumber
Brig wsSsisr Kelly, HASKELL Bangor days. with lumber
septS, with fruit 70 order; Off, Had light
ws r and wssh sst s o sns
schr Belle q the Bay, Emmons Cape Sable, with fish to
schT Nicola Kear nachas, days, with lumber simp
scIr Comet. Dow, Calais, 8 days, with lumber.
schr Pike. Cove Calais, days. with lumber Gates
schr G Dyer, Dyer, Franklin, days, with lumber to
srYst, we.sco,. Bangor day.. with lumber
schr Dsuntlsss Coombs Bangor day., with lumber
schr Antelope, Brown, RockIand, days. with lime to
schr Kenney Kelsey, Gloucester. days. with aah
schr senator, Faulkner boston.
schr President. BRADLEY, New Bedford
chr TrEn sSne hsT sed N for sd Albany
schr Helen. Perry, New Bedford
Schr Fair Wind, bowman, New Bedford.
, Sohr A Hae Gibbs Nantucket days. with ash 70 Miller
schr Nelson Harvey, Besrse Plymouth
sOhr Ocean s T, Wave, Brow Brow faa River.
schr Gipsey Bordcn Fall River
cbr p 1p syerr
schr Pell voasht, HsIlock, Providence for Albany
schr Ontario, Barber Providence for Eizabethpor
schr Sarah a Falconer wilson, Providence.
Schr Watchful, Carr, Providence.
sehr BENZ Brown, Butter Providence for Rondou,.
Schr Charley WoOsey, Parker, Newport for Alexandria
schr Daniel Webster Megahlin, New London Tor Eliza
schr Orion Winters, Norwich for Elizabc,hport.
Schr Corinne, Davis, Norwich for Elizabethport.l
Schr 4 Steclman, Smith, Norwich for ElzaDethpor
Schr Florence, Hall. Norwich for Eizabethport.
schr Geo Twibel, Frame, New Haven for Newburg
Schr Cora, Green, Greenport for Philadelphia.
The French bark 81 Paul arrived here yesterday and
ports having discovered vessel fire the 2st ut On
the 22d she up 10 within mile of the coneagaton,
when an explosion put end and column OF
vestge wreck cosld be discovered bt number Of
found floating this neghborhood ~ feet ong by
tme but could discover nothing tending clear up
the calamity the observation the spot showed lat 81 40
Cardenss, Payne, from Phisdeiphis for Naples
pEyOW
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IRSTE,xe AT the FASaea COURSE.

Two trots were announced TO come OF at the
fashion Course yesterday arternoon-one sweep
STAKES Tor $40, mile heats best three IN ave. TO
wagons, for which wore entered Mr.. Nob,e's bay
geding jimmy o'Iren, DIR. Ogies bay gelding Red
Rover and George Gilbert's roam geding Frank; the
otter match for 500 between a brown mare In
harness ana a brown geiding to wagon.
IN the drst trot the horses closely contested five
heats without being able to settle the affair." the first
heat being won by the roam geding, the second and
third heats being decided dead heats; the
son'tl heat was given to Red Rover and the
finn was won by Jimmy O'Brieii. Darkness then set
in and the judges postponed the r::sse until this
morning, 81 nine O'Clock, declaring ali pendns u5ss
on the affair oil. The tr0t will IN all probability
end here, Gs none OF the parties will DC anxious 70
trot this morning. The betting on this race was
very spirited Red Rover being the favorite before
the start; but Frank after winning the trst neat,
bscame the favore against the fed at two 10 one,
AZ which rate OF odds he was held until the emu OF
the fourth heat whea Red Rover again had the call
The match race was won by the brown mare The
geiding won the first heat and the mare tne three
after the third heat ana the trOtted the fourth
alone. The following are summarizes:
FASHION COURSE, Oct. 5.-Sweepstakes $500, mile
heats, best three IN five, TO wagons.
Mr.. Casey entered b. g. Jimmy OBrien. l
DR.. Ogie entered b. &. Red ROver.....
George Gilbert entered r. 2. Frank. 3
quarter. HalL Mite
THSb Heal. .......-........ AZ l.zf N.ts7a
second heat. ................ A. 1:2l 200
ahiru neat. ................ ~ LID 80,
rour'n neat. ~ Ia 1.oaa
Not finished. Postponed to next day.
SAME DAY.-Match 500, mile heats, best three III
Owner named br. M Dolly, in harness.. .
Mr.. Bowen named Dr. &. Jack, TO wagon. DIR.
Iime-3l7S, 3:0l. 1863, 3l0.
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Declined Office.

PARIS, Oct. 8, 1868.
despatch from Madrid states that Senior Olozaga
who was named as Minister of Foreign Affairs, de-
.clines position In the new Cabinet.
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TELECRAPHIC political NEWS.

Speech by Senator Conkiing i'm Troy.
TROY. Oct. s. 1863
United States Senator Conkllng addressed . large
mass meeting of republicans at Rands Hall, in this
city, this evening. Thomas Coleman presided.
Mr.. COnkling was received with cheers.
grand Union t0rchlight procession took place In
CohOes this evening.
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TRLECRAPHIC NEWS
FROM
ALL PARTS OF TEE WORLD.
S~-~~~-~~~~~~-~~~~~
Cabinet designations and Ministe-
A rial Changes in Spain.
-~~~~.~~~-
Exploits Of the Haytien Manor
War Galatea.
The Rebel Cruisers Sylvan and Liberte
Destroyed at Petit GOave.
Message of President JuareZ
of Mexico.
Cheerful Picture Of Affairs in the
Republic.
Exploits Of the Haytien Manor
War Galatea.
Cheerful Picture Of Affairs in the
Republic.
SPAIN.

Cabinet Changes of the Provisional Junta-
SerranO's Command.
LONDON, Oct. 8, 1858.
A despatch from Madrid has the following
Senior Madoz has resigned the Presidency Of the
Junta and Agurre succeeds him.
Senior Aguirre has appointed Serrano General in
Chief OF the Army.
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BELOW.
shir WIHatfield. from CardiII

The following ,ease anchored the sw Spit. bound
Frgate Norrkopng tswe, Tor Leth ship HarpsweiI,
Have bark Louise @ for Hamburg brigs Ba tmore, for
satiIa River Ga; Angela, for Philadelphia Kate Foster,
Brown from PhisdeIphia for Salon; Wathan- Lewis from
Ba fillmore for Boston.
Wind ~ sunset SW iighI
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Prim Still Expected.

General Prim is at Barcelona. He is expected to
arrive here tomorrow.
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Bsichelsr,a Hair Dys.-The Bcst in tho
world only perfect Dye; harmless refsbe snasna
nsous. FACTORY vs. Bond STREET.
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Buying Clothing Made Easy.
RROKAM bROrHEES, opposite ODorsrr fns ss,.e. Tho
nae price aud lowest In tho city.
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II will not chap the skin It IL Invaluable Tor she ruLsE.
ykECkIiss, FisrLEs, FAN, SALT RiEux, isSiiR
hLAS' "D --------------
A Neglected Cough, Cold or sore rhross,
sSs S = sssasf oss ~
s rS e. e TsSss .s used % .na
giving re % snssT -. a e.
render articulation wonderfully easy
FEEs, lis aud LIES Brosdway, opposite .. jsmss iisa
a Ores, BLESSING fez Ladies', .'srcy H.,r
and Badness cured Consult Dr0kANDIBAS AssS pAAee
Fifty years. Practice
Bsicheier,> Hair Dys.-The Bcst in tho
world The only perfect pys harmless rease sna'"n'.-
Ery,Ss C,o,s,Ss Made g. s,I E.s, ;,,,.
price aud loves, IN theoiy.
buy Ms'cr'- Hair Dye--fDnly so rcntss
black or brown hes, sold ~ dr~ss~.s- Depot -
wy s"e"' -----
Cfi-tnd.re', Her pre.eEv.,f Pc. nc Fipe.s
hairdressng "a the world Depot No oA~as House fse-
Caps caps- ID. lanterns, ssr..... Toschs.. Flags
sa,s 4 low , s.e os :. caTvss" M nssds; asr,
Tres. BY. HJTv AcoC1.
E~rius bu. Noble.-scIG Help for 70 unu rren,
Who hs.ins erred desire 9, better mnpsood = ,sd
postage Address Philanthros Dor r, Phis,s phla, Pa
Money Makes the Man, tho Many Say,
fashion akas tina thinl worth makes tho
man, believe We can't ct dispute but oil
right There thing certain INTO makea the
after he has his gtrmeuta of
fashionable does Tor Hsiy Ask
for KNOX the Halter s2 Broadway KNOX can,tsi ron
---+-------~-- --.-
| Reu,oval.-G hisl<eriug 4 ssons have removed
East Fourteenth street, N4x York (bwecn Broad
wav Filth avenue.) We open VS. with
fun entirely stock Of 3rand SQUIRE, and Upsst
Panofor,es the exhibited W
us nj the Universal Exposition when awarded
the highest tecornpense MI ompetu,u rent
AaD sale. stock second hand tiano ysroun
makers; all IN thorough repair aud good order.
Stammering Cured By Bates; Patent Appii-
ances For Descriptive psnhct addr simpson Co, bex
A0i6 We Post Office.
| scotch whiskey Nstip ed From Canada
matt crAt imported. 10 our ntes suit a. ~ " pee
gallon MURPHY DUNN ~ beaFet s
The Famous Corner -9s Nassau street.
corner Futon. The Metropof job Pnnuns kssDnsas"
Wigs, Toupeos anx Ornnmcntns Har.-, ,,i.na
quality HAIR Dye ssd ~ r Dyeisg III ocae~s sA'o"~
| LOa'h. - Boad sSse
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A.-PhRIou,s ssPapbinn SOapr POSSES sss ths
same properties "Papnan Lotion" % cent? osks
IL viii not chap skins II Is Invaluable for the eUILBr.
BATH NURSERY
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A.-Jcners Offers Extraordinary fbarGntaa
In Ladcs Msses' ADD Childrens Boots ana hoes JB9
FEIss Lies broadway, opposite - Jsmes, ttsd
man and Fifth Avenue hotels.
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Great Blessing for Ladies.- -ssray Falr
Badness cured. Consult Dr. ,Ass< pkaee.
p~rs'p IRA
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A Neglected Cough, Cold Sore Throat,
which might be checked By simple reunety like tR0WhA
BRONCHIAL TROCHES, II allowed 70 progress eemf
For bronchits Asthma, oatAxsh and
sumptye coughs the TROCHES used wfah Advantage
giving oftenmes immediate relief. Singers sd psb3sr
excellent TO clear tn6i voice
render articulation wonderfully easy
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! Buy usIler,s Haiy Dye--fbnIy so sicvfSs
black or brown best Sold W dr~gss.s- Depct -