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Republican RejOicings.

WASHINGTON, sept. 10, 1863
The republicans OF this city are manifestng their
qualification over the returns from the Maine cleo
ton, by firing salute Of u hundred guns in the
square ut the rear OF the City Hall.
BISGHAnToS, Sept. Is, 1868.
There is great rejoicing here over the republican
victory in Maine. The prominent democrats give up
the election. The Grant and Colfax campaign clubs
have fired salute in honor OF the victory. One OF
the gunners named Farchild, had both his arms
badly injured by premature explosion.
WATERTowS, Sept. Is, 1868.
The Republican County Committee are firing a
national salute in honor OF the victory IN Maine.
SCHENECTADY, Sept 15 1853.
national salute was fired in this city to-day in
honor OF the republican victory in Maine.
TROY sept Is, 1868.
The republicans OF this city rejoicing over the
result OF the great republican victory Maine ia
grand torchlght procession, nag raising, national
salute and speech making.
PORTLAND, Me-, sept. Is, 1885,
brilliant republican torchlight procession took
place here tonight in honor OF the victory this
State. The city is generally illuminated and bon
fires and fireworks light the Streets the effect being
heightened by brilliant display of northern lights
covering all the northern heavens State street Is
blaze OF light with double OF trees each side
hung with Chinese lanterns.
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CLEARED.

Steamship Scotia (B, Judkins Liverpool via Queenstown
e Cunard.
steamship Auemannia (NG), Bardus. Hamburg
hardt h Co.
Steamship Leo, Dearborn, Savannah Murray, Ferris
Co.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood. CharIeson-H Nor.
gan n Co.
Steamship Abemare Couch, Norfolk CITY Point and Rich
mond-N l. McCready.
Steamship Neptune. Baker. Boston-w Civde.
. ship Admiral (NG) Haesioop, Bremen via Philadelphia
Ship Emerald, Nickel Gibraltar for orders owland
Frothngham
Bark r Muhai (Br) Bladsedon, Liverpool, NS-Brett,
Bark Mary Louisa, Davis, Charleston-N McCready L
Co.
Bark p Lord, Pinkham Philadelphia Walsh, Field &
Way
Bark " Hobrook Small, Portland Brett, Son Co.
Brig VIM Creeyey. Halsey' Santa Cruz (Tenerine-J W
Ewell 4 Co.
Brig Alma (Brl Calvin, sagua-Jas Ward 4 Co.
Brig Tmandra dBr), Wright Sydney, CB-aorrison
Phillips.
Brig Ben Nevis B1, Rincault, Arichat -taon Watson
Co.
Brig Ottawa tBr) Ellis. Cow Bay-U J Dewof & Co
Brig Aspen Br,, sheehy Bridgeport, CB-H DeWolf Il
Co.
Brig Centaur, Moore Acknowledgment & Hunter.
Schr Active (Rr), Strahan, C'vde-G Buley
Schr Julia u tBr), Thompson, Port au Piatt-Eggers
Heins,ein.
Schr VIM Hunter, Harksen Galveston-Murray, Ferris
Co.
schr Harry Landeli, Taylor, Jacksonvle-van Brunt 4
Slaght.
Schr Franklin Bell, Brewster, Beaufort, NC-fhomas
Holmes.
Schr statesman, Bedell, Richmond Van l. McCrcady 4
Co.
Schr NJ Compton, Depew Norfolk IT B Chase q Co.
Schr Gen Marion. TORY Portsmouth-W Brown 4 Co.
Schr Clara. Baxter, Rost0n- Laraway n Plymer
Schr Avail. Dibbe, Providence Jackson.
Schr Evelyn, BURGER, Stamford.
Sch Dart
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TelsGRaPHlC NEWS ITEMS.

Andrew ]. Freeman who caught week
since in the act of attempting to iborate prisoners
from the Massachusetts, State Prison tried YES
terday convicted and sentenced to prison Tor ii We
years.
Congressman II. l.. Dawes addressed great re-
publican meeting at Wesfeld, Mass, last night.
The enthusiasm was unbOunded.
The Ward Brothers have declined the challenge OF
the Paris crew. OF st. John, N. b. to row at Spring
field for $1,000 side.
Her Majesty's steam frigate Jason arrived at st.
John, N. b., on Sunday. There are now two men
from Liverpool arrived there yesterday evening.
The republicans Of Hartford, Conn.,, fred one hun
drcd guns last evening the Maine election, and
the .'BOys in Blue" paraded the streets with torch
light procession.
In the United States Circuit Court at Boston, yes
terday forenoon the jury the OF Jabez Fred
erick tried for carrying the business OF distiier
without paying a special tax, brought In Vefuict
OF guilty.
The Canadian government has decided not to re-
pealithe order prohibiting the importation OF Ameri
can cattle. The railroad companies demonstrate
against 1t, but the Board of Agriculture of Ontario Is
pressing the government 10 continue 1t IN force
The Gooring in the new steam grist mill OF Deming.
Moore n Roberts, in Hartford, Conn, gave way ~
noon yesterday. carrying down in the ruins several
men. five hundred bushels OF corn ana the machinery
OF the steam elevator. Two OF the men were seIi-
ously injured. The mil was new one, ana the
firm commenced putting in corn yesterday. The
accident Is supposed to have been caused by the
giving way OF one OF the piers.
Alexander's saw mill at Newmarket. below Caly.
low Hill, Philadelphia, was entirely destroyed
10y Dire this morning. The building was occu-
pied by John Alexander steam saw
and planning mill, and John Barth mann-
ander owned the building His loss on stock and
machinery ana building Is $4,000. Barths loss Is
$4,000. Several dwellings and stores IN the neigh.
borhood we're damaged considerably 10y fire and
WATER hut the losses are mostly covered by insur-
ance Two fremen were injured bv falling bricks.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

IOSDoN MONEY MAPREr.-LoSDoN, Sept. l5-j r..
M.-Consols closed at 94iS for both money and ac-
count. American securities closed firm at the fol-
lowing ns-Five-twcnties, 72A; Illinois,
9OH: Erie, o0I.
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FRANKFORT, sept. H. 1861
United States bonds closed easier at 70 15s for the
issue OF 1862.
PARIS BoURsE.-PARrs Sept. is, 1s6s.-The Bourse
IL heavy; rentes are quoted ut 70f. 10c.
LIVERPOOL CoTTON MARKET.-LfvERPoOI, Sept.
15-5 J.. M.-The downward tendency In the cotton
market continued throughout the day, and quota
tons closed at a decline OF i4d. since last night.
Middng uplands, on the spot, ed a 1Od.: DO. to
arrive. s1id. Mddling Orleans, on the spot, l0}sd.
aIOhd. The sales Of the day did not exceed 1000
bales.
STATE OF TRADE.-LrvERPoor, Sept. 15.-Adyices
from Manchester are unfavorable. The market for
yarns and fabrics Is heavy.
LIVERPOOL BRgADsTrFrs MAREEr.-LIvERPooI,
Sept. 1916 p. M.--Breadstufs closed steady and un-
changed. Corn has advanced TO sos. per quarter
for mixed Western. Flour quiet and steady nj rs.
Barley. oats and peas dull
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKEr.-LIvRRPoOL,
Sept. 15-5 r. M.-Lard firm at 1Ss. for American.
Pork buoyant az SIS.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.--LIvERPooL Sept.
l5-5 r. M,-Noval stores unchanged.
LONDON PRODUCE MAIKEr.-LoNDoS, Sept. 15--
5P. M.-Petroleum lower: refined, Is. SD: spirits,
Iaid. per gallon. Linseed cakes have advanced TO
G12 5s per ton Whale oil recovered its decline
and closed at $50 per ton. Sugar frmer; quotations
unchanged.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANTwERp, Sept. 5.-Petro-
leum quiet Ut lSf. for standard white,
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PENNS YlVANlA.

Large Republican Meeting in Philadelphia
speeches by General SicISIes, senator ssher-
man and Othcrs-The Mysterious Child
Murder.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Is. 1868.
grand assemblage of republicans was held this
evening in front Of the Union League House. Mayor
McMchael presided at the principal stand from the
portico. The building was brilliantly Illuminated
with gas Jets forming the names Of the republican
candidates and heroes OF the war. Among the prIn-
cipal speakers were General Sickes, senator Sher-
man and Mr.. MCPHERSON, Clerk OF the House. The
Invincibles and campaign clubs. with banners and
torches, marched from the different wards, and 80
densely packed was Broad street, from Walnut 10
Market streets, that they could with difficulty make
their way through. There were four additional
stands at which speaking was going during the
evening. The mass were very enthusiastic, espe-
cially when the results Ill Vermont and Maine were
alluded 10.
The mysterious child murder last week has not
been unravelied. The inquest was continued to-day
A girl testified that on the night OF the murder she
saw man carrying and trying 10 quiet child. She
described the child and man. The former no doubt
was the murdered girl. She says on Sunday night
last she saw the same man again In the street, and
can identify him II brought before her. She also
says he wore false whiskers, as portion of them
fell or while he was carrying the child. Tue other
girls testify TO having seen man carrying child on
the night OF the murder. All the witnesses agree in
describing him, that the detectives now have soue
clue 10 his appearance.
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BELGIUM.
Observation-Disclosures Resolutions.

The Labor Congress-Anti-War Resolutions.
BRUSSELS, Sept. IT, 1885,
The International Congress of Workingmen brought
their session to q close yesterday and adjourned
sine die.
Among the resolutions adopted during the latter
part OF the session is one advising all w0rkmen to
abstain from following their trades in the event OF
war in their respective countries.
Before adjOurnng the Congress adopted an adj
dress 60 the workingmen of Europe. 1t calls the
workingmen to oppose war; to refuse to countenance
Assassination and to use every effort to promote the
education OF the poor.
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LOUISIANA.

Arrival az General Observation-Disclosures
Among tho Policc-Murdcr Of n PoliccI"nu--
Negro senator Sworn iI.
NEW ORLEANS sept. 10, l-6s
General Rousseau arrived last night and took cont
mand to-day.
The police troubles are not yet settled. Some OF
the policemen have received no pay for eight
months large number met at lafayette square
this morning and sent deputation 10 the Mayor to
tell him ne must give them immediate relief. One
OF their number was killed last night willie In the
discharge Of his duty, and buried to-day by
charity. Its widow and orphans are left destitute
The Council meets tonight 10 endeav0r 10 devise
means for relief. None OF the loan lately author
lied by the Legislature has been taken as yet.
negro was sworn In to-day "a senator to al the
vacancy occasioned by the election OF John = Harris
to the United states senate.
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GERMANY.
The King of Prussia I'm Holstcin-Peace or

The kiax of Prussia I'm HOlstcin-Peace or
War.
KEEL, Sept. IL, 1883.
King william OF Prussia, on his tour Of military in
epectou has arrived In this city, To-day he visited
ahe ancient University OF Kiel where he was re-
ceived with appropriate ceremonies The faculty
presented an address to his Majesty in which they
referred to the tranquility which now existed.
throughout Europe, and expressed hopes that 1t
would remain unbroken.
The King in his reply to this portion OF the adj
dress said al do not see any cause for the disturb
ance OF the peace Of Europe. In the army and
navy behold the vigor OF the fatheriand They
have proved that they do moi shun the combf
and IL compelled to enter into conflict they Hih
night n out.u
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Sailing of n Steamer for Paunma-Contrnct
for Constructing the Oregon Central Rail.
road-Narkets.
SAN FRANCISCO Sept. Is, 1868.
The steamer Sacramento, for Panama, sailed to-
day with $685. 900 in treasure, including s1sooo for
New York.
I Ben Holiday 4 Co. have taken contract 10 con-
siruct the oregon Central Railroad, and intend to
prosecute the work with energy.
Flour Ia In fair demand at IS so o 80 20. Wheat
dull at 81 so a 81 90. Legal tenders, 70h.
Arrived, opposition steamer Nevada, from Pa
mama.
sailed. ship Lady Halz, for Liverpool.
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Outrage and Robbery by Negro-Capture Of
the Miscrcapt-He Confcsses His Crimes
Five Men Drowned.

negro named John Williams, a native OF Florida,
on Monday met German woman. aged sixty years,
i'm this vicinity Knocked her down. aud after beating
her terribly, Committed an outrage on her person.
He afterwards robbed farmers house In Niskayuna
OF 800 and q watch. The miscreant traced to
Coboes yesterday ana arrested and lodged IN jail.
lie has made a fun confession.
five men were found drowned yesterday on The
Ave mile level Of the Chanpaln Cana. They lost
their lives during the terrible storm and freshet OF
saturday. Their names are unknown, but they are
supposed 10 be boatmen.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

LIVERPOOL. Sept. 15.-The steamship Minnesota
Captain Price, Of the Liverpool and Great western
line which left New York September 2, aud Austrian.
Captain wylie, OF Allans line which left quebec
september 8, arrived here to-day.
QUEENSTOWN, sept 15.-Steanphip Aleppo arrived
here NJ eight O'Clock this morning for Liverpool.
BREsr, Sept. 15.-The steamship rereirc, nom New
York arrived here Yesterday.
SOUTHAMPTON, sept. 1j.--The STEAMSHIP Deulscll-
land from New York. arrived at this port 81 half
mast seven this morning.
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GEORGIA..

observation-disclosures Jurors-NOue CODtR n,i-
mated with Negro Blood Eligible TO Office.
ATLANTA, Sept To- 1868.
The bill passed by the House yesterday excluding
negroes from serving on juries reconsdered to-
day. The House, after u stormy debate, declared
that the negro members claiming only Onecighth
negro blood are ineligible by u unanimous vote.
SiXty-nine republicans refused TO vote.
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MINNESOTA.

Terrific TOrnadO-C;reat Destruction Of Pro.
perty.
ST. PETER. Sept. u, 1868.
terrific tornado, accompanied by rain, swept
along the Minnesota river on Friday night. Houses
and barns were blown to fragments and the grain
that had been harvested was scattered in all direc-
tons. number Of persons were Injured among
them Mrs. George Briggs whose injuries proved
fatal. Other persons were seriously injured The
cattle and stock were scattered and lost.
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ws.thss Ais.ug the Coast.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Pursers of Vessels arriving this port will
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents attached Steam,
Yacht heet The New York Associated Press do not
collect marine reports attend the delivery Of packages
rs will be by the following extract from the proceedings
OF the regular monthly meeting held March g. 1858: -
Resolved, That and after April 1865 the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection OF ship the
harbor OF New York. Passed unanimously
a. The office of the Herald yachts JAMES and
JEANETTE Is at whitehall slip All uncatons from
owners and consignees the masters of Inward bound
vessels will be forwarded free OF charge
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Ocean Queen will sail from this port
ON Wednesday for Aspnwali.
The mails for Central America and the South IA.
cfc will close At halfpast ten O'Clock in the morn
ing.
The NEW YORK Naturalization for the Pacific
will he ready at half-past nine In the morning.
single copies. in wrappers FOR mailing. SIX cents.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Scotia will leave this
port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
at twelve O'Clock NJ. on Wednesday.
The NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe-wtl
I've ready at halfpast ten O'Clock in the morning.
slugc copies, IN wrappers Tor mailing, six eeaiA
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THE INDIAN TROUBLES.

General scuIly in Hot Pursuit Of the Savsgcs.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. Is. 1868.
A Fort Dodge letter to the Leayenworth Conserrd
tire says:-General Sculy, with the Seventh cavalry
crossed the Arkansas river the 9TH inst. He took
no baggage with him, and intends TO push on night
and dsy until he arrives OF the villages OF the hostile
Indians. train Of wagons with supplies for the
month wil follow guarded by one hundred men
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Meeting Of the Grand Lodge Of Y. u. %. F.
One Thousa nd Delegates in Aitendn nee.

UTICA, Sept To- 1865.
The Grand Lodge Of l. O. o. ,. met in watertown
AT ten O'Clock this morning and organized. Reports
Of the officers were read and referred to appropriate
committees. Much enthusiasm was manifested.
over one thousand delegates were in attendance.
There was an immense pubic meeting tonight. DR..
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Insecure Bridge ON the New yor. Central
Rniiroud.

IITNA, NrpT. II, INb'.
TIE bridge on the New York Central Railroad be-
low Little Falls is not in order FOR the passage Of
trains aud passengers and baggage have TO he trans
tsrred causing much delay IN travel. The trains
hound East are stopped at this city night Tie
road Will probably be In running order 10y Wecines-
day night.
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RHODE ISLAND.
uuI,sr.nli-is, Convention in Providence.

PROVIDENCE, sept Is, 1865.
The general Convention OF the Universasts OF the
United states met here this morning. Delegations
were present from all parts Of the country. OniceIs
were elected this morning as follows:--President.
REV, j. q. Bartholomew, Of New York; Vice Presi-
dent, Rev. J. Marvin, Of Minnesota; secretary, Rev.
y a. Adams OF Massachusetts: Assistant Secretaries,
rev j. b. Dodge, OF Connecticut, and Rev. Mark
Powers, Of Vermont The session will continue
Nree daIa
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FRANCE.
Napoleon Again in Camp.

Napoleon Again in Camp.
PARIS, Sept TO- 1865.
The Emperor, on his way to Barritz, turned aside
to visit the camp at Lavemazan. He will remain in
the camp to-day, where grand review will be held.
Tomorrow he Is expected to arrive az Biarritz.
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lac south American Disaster. News.

LONDON, Sept. To- 1868.
The Geographic accounts OF the terrible earth
Iuakes the western coast Of South America have
created much excitement here. The commercial
world ia eager for full details of the loss OF life
property and shipping, and the arrival OF the mail
reports is looked for with deep interest.
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LONDON, Sept 15-Evening.
The TuN Mall Gazette this afternoon has leading
article on the prospects Of peace or war; 1t says
that In every capital Of Europe the belief that
great and immediate war is impending grows day
by day; that the best informed men expect it to
break out before the end OF the year.
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MISSOURI.
Parade Of knights Templsr In 1T. Louis
Thirty Communicates i'm the Procession.

ST. LOUIS, Sept H. 1865
The parade OF the Knights Templar this morning
was one OF the finest and most interesting events
that has ever occurred IN this city. over thirty
Communicates we're IN the procession. representing
nearly twenty states. Agreater number would have
hecr nrsaant but for the detention OF the steamers
and railroad trains The streets along the line OF
march were thronged with spectators, who greeted
tine delegations with cheers, the waving OF handker
chiefs ana other manifestations OF welcome. Several
residences were handsomely decorated with masonic
emblems The CITY Council unanimously rendered
the hospitalites Of the cty W the VARIOUS visiting
delegations
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NEW YORK.

Republican Demonstration at syrncusc-Pro.
ccssion Of Boys in BIne Assaulted.
SYRACUSE, Sept Is, 1888.
grand procession OF Syracuse Boys in Blue and
ward clubs, wit the Grant and Colfax escort,
bering in ali upwards Of fifteen hundred marched
last evening from the city to Geddes, two miles,
and assisted In dedlcatng q republican wigwam.
on returning the procession was five times as-
sauted and number OF men severely injured one
perhaps fatally charge was finally made and the
assailanta driven of.
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AUS TRiA.

Admiral Farrngut at Trieste.
TRIESTE, sept. IS, 1865
Admiral Farragut and the squadron under his
command arrived at this port to-day from the Dar
1.nafipx
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TBLECRAPHIC NEWS
FROM
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
The King Of Prussia on Peace
and War.
ENGLAND.

Nrinlster johnson Presented TO the Queen.
LONDON, Sept. Is, 1858.
Mr.. Reverdy Johnson had his first interview with
the Queen Windsor Castle the day after her return
from the Continent.
Mr.. Johnson was introduced to her Majesty by
Lord Stanley and presented his credentials as Minis
ter OF the United States to the Court OF St. James,
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IRELAND.

The Incendiarism in Cork.
CORK, Sept Is, 1868
The city government OF Cork has offered a reward
of flOo for the arrest of the ncendares who caused
the reteat tres in this city and vicinity.
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Knox the Halter, ut Iii- Famous E-tnbi,5n-
,rent No 29 Rroadwav selling. without doubt, Hats
better Hats and Hats Of liner nnsn than any other twe
ba,tes m the this from the fact that he gets
,bc very Of tics, and furnishes these % his
irons loves. prices The wsy 70 be saisrsd OF tina
10 him.
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Hopes Of Peace.

PARIS, Sept 10, 1865.
The defeat Of NJ. Dufaure is interpreted as an omen
favorable to the con inuance OF peace.
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Cheyalier's Treatise the Heir-diveu
at the drug stores and sent by mail free This
should house teaches to restore har
original color, cultivate and have IL beautiful 70 the
latest period Of life.
akRAH A. CHEY ALIER- n D.. .l2s Broadway. y. Y.
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A.-PhalOn's ssPaphinn Soap Possesses tho
the "Paphian Lotion 20 cents ca<e-
II will not chap the skin II nvaiuabe for the roiLEf
BATH aud NURSERY.
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The Court in Scotlnnd.
The Question of War.

The Queen and the Court left yesterday on special
train for scotland.
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A.-PhalOn's IS PaphInn lotIono Removes
FRKcKLEs, PIMpLEs TAN, SALT RHEUA, E4iSIr
ELIAS, &c
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sPALDING's GLUE.

Batcheior's Hair Dye.-The Best ia the
world. only perfect Dye harmless rsiisbe, nstsnA
neous. Factory Is Bond street
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Cristadoro's Hair prescrvntivc. the Finest
hair dressing the world, wholesale retail No Assor
House.
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& sons have

Iadi---rcr nIoib. Freclt,cs, TIA" "r Tor
identifying the complexion cali address Nrs u. x
SHAW. AL sixth avenue Warranted
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A Fine Thing for the Teeth.

The fragrant sOZODONT has taken very prominent place
among c approved deutriceso OF the day II Ia
popular article for the toilet, highly recommended by all who
have used IL beau1er and prescrvrr of the tsrtl
reshng the mouth sweccnng the breath and arrcs,lng The
progress Of decay.
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Gray Hair ard Bniducss Prcyenfed->o Use
20 try any but Dr. GRASDJIAN's Preparations Fuv
| wears, ornc.Ice. No. 4 Aston place.