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nON,T FAIL TO TRY THE CELEBKA-
TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANKN1N'S he
PATIO BITTERS, an unfailing remedy for all DIS
eases of the Digestive Orsans and the Liver. For
sale nv all Druggists,
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OARDIN G.-GOOD BOARD AND
f1 ROOMS can be had for single gentlemen or
innIlles at No. 81 HASEL-STHEET.
IL y
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Gost ano 9ouno.

r OsT, ON SUNDAY NIGHT, PkOBA.
BLY, between the Citadel Square Baptist Church
sna No. 7 Burns Lane, pair of GOLD-FRAMED
sPECTAClES. The finder will confer favor and
will be suitably rewarded by leaving the same as
ahove " February 18
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pOaroing.

nOARDING AT no. SO CHURCH.
ID STREET, at reasonable rates.
January % tutns
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nON,T FAIL TOTRY THE CELEBRA-
TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANkNIN'S he.
PATIO BIT ERS, an unfa1ng remedy Tor u!l DIS
eases of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
sale by al Druggists.
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WANTED, AGENTS Ev -KYWHEkE'
w 10 seu tnr MAGIC CLEANSING CREAM.
sample doz terms SLOW crrus. ETC., sent on recelpt
of = u. CUMAllNGS l. CO.,
No. 40 south Market street, Boston.
November IS o"os
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A GENTS WANTED FOh THE LIFE
"A and Campaigns OF Gen. Robert +. Lee, 'Le
standard biography OF the Great Chieftaln. l1 o;n
ci character and ready eale, combined with an IN
creased commission, nuke It the best SUBSCRIPTION
hook ever pubnshed send tor circulars und see
our terms, and full description OF the work. Ad'
dress, National Publishing Conilra., Atlanta ga
December ~ Zhosr
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WANTED, BY AN EXPERIENCED AZ
w CoUN1ANT and good P.nman, any employ.
ment that would occupy his attention fora lew nouis
daily. Address SCRIBE, City Postothce
January
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do Rfnt.

O,O RENT, THE PREMISES AT THE
i. northwest corner Of Reid and Meeting streess' a
Apply at No. 81 BRUAD-STREEr. January 70
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yHTANTLD, A SITUATION AS FORE
w MAN or Overseer on plantation. Referen-
ces as to-, character and competency iurnsnea'
News OfHce January3
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nONrT FAIL TO TRY THE CELEBIlA-
TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANKNIN'S He
PATIO BITTERS, an unfailing remedy for all Dis
sale by 2ll Drug2istu
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vTTANTED. BY A YOUNG LADY. A
w Situation as Iioyerness or to take charge of
Female Academy, in North or south Carolina. she
can teach all the English Branches usually taugntn
southern Institutions; also Music, and tne Nuol'
mcnts or trench and is capable Of preparing young
ladies' for College, Good references can he gwen.
Address, stating salary, Miss "a. j. G." Winning
tom N. G.. JhuunIy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27
A soY SHOT BY A WoMAr

melancholy occurrence. resulting in the almost
instant death OF John Condor, lal fourteen years
OF age who lives at No. COZ water street, took place
afhe foot OF pier 50 East river yesterday afternoon
II appears that for two three days past Mrs. Fan
ME Siney wife Of the captain OF the coal barge ,225
OF the Lehigh Coal Navigation Company, lying at
pier SO East river has been In principal charge OF
The boat ON SUNDAY the hoy Condor and a large
number of other boys were on the pier alongside the
boat and commenced abusing Mrs. Sncy, using the
most foul obscene and threatening language. Not
satisfied with that the boys cut the rope securing the
boat to the pier, and but for the prompt action OF
Mrs. sipey and grl aboard ~ INC yme
the stream. At length the boys lefs and
remained away till yesterday afternoon, when
they returned ana conmenced their abuse and
backguardism, and Mrs. Sincy. fearing violence NJ
their hands procured Sharp's lour barrelicd pistol
and discharged one Of the chambers ~ she alleges
for the purpose OF frightening the boys away. I'm
fortunately the BAH from the pistol took effect in the
left breast OF the hoy CoDdon and passing inHards
caused death in few moments afterwards
The body OF deceased was conveyed to the Morgue,
where Coroner Keenan, win hold an inquest to-day.
Mrs. siney was arrested by oficer Clark. Of the
Thirteenth precinct, and held to await the result Of
the Coroncfs investigation. The prisoner IL twenty
four years OF age and native Of Virginia. She Is
unable q read write.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27

Surrender Of Mnnzanillo Insurgents-Defeat
of Those at DEMONSTRATION in the In
teri0r-Ncgroes L0rding Over Whites.
HAVANA, Oct. 26, 1868.
captain General Lersundi has received satisfactory
news from Manzanillo Two hundred insurrection-
ists had surrendered TO the troops sent against
them.
! A detachment Of troops sent to meet the insur-
gents at Tunas had met with success. A battle was
Fought on the outskirts OF the town and the insur
.re0u0nsts dispersed. The troops captured the
Eannon, fiags ana all the correspondence OF the
tfcbels.
The latest advices from the interior report that the
tkOverpment officers acting with vigor; hut the
rebels Arc sackng and robbng the plantations. The
reinf0rcemcus sent from Havana had not yet arrived
2t tho scene OF disturbance.
1t Is reported that the negroes with the insurrec.
nonists have under them white servants. whom
tQey compel to address them az masters.
The telegraph lines have been cat twelve times
within ten DAYS.
b, tho Instruction - confined to a small district III
fhe interior. 1he rest Of the island is quiet.
E';e Havana Sugar WarIet-ESc!iunge Quo
tatiOns.
HAVANA, Oct. 26 1868,
SuIar-M uscovados advancing: sales ut sia a -.
Tyeals per arrobe; sales 10000 boxes.
" Exchanee-On London, 49, i6 per cent pre-
,niun; United States, 20 days sight, ia currency,
~ a 20 Der cent discount.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Ioxp,S MONEY MARKEr.-LoNnON, Oct. 2f---5 y.
M-Consols closed at o4tz for money and account.
Tnilcd states lve-twcnty bonds, .3ss. Illinois Rail-
Nav shares, 9gi4; Erie Railway shares 2Sis.
FaiNKFoRr BoURsE.--FRANEfoRr, Oct. BE-
Five-twenty bonds easier. Of 7S1s for the issue OF
1862
LIyrarooL CoTroN MARKEr.--LrygRroOL Oct. 90
r. M--Cotton-Ihe market closed firm at the fol-
towing auototions:-M iddling urlands IN port lid.
mitdiing upanls to- arrive. 1O1.d.; mi1dling Or.
scaus, I'd. The sales OF the day foot up 10000
LSysarooL BnEApsrUrFs MaEKrr-LrvrRrooI,
DOT. % +. M.--Corn 1885, per quarter for new
mixed Western.
LrvERpooL PRODUCE MARxEr.--LIvERpooI- Oct
c6-5 H. M-Naval stores finn; iurpent'ne, 2ys. |:
rosin s.. 6d for common and los Gu ior me. Other
urticleI unchanged. - - - .
LoSDoH PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoND0N; Oct. 3d.
j. m.-SuGar, aioat, flrmer at 25s ed.; N port
steady ~ 3Gs. Taow advanced 20 53s ID. per cwt
Othcr quotations unsltered.
PEnctruaI MARREr.--ANrwrHr Oct. 2e-petro.
teuIn iIi4t. for standard white.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27
SURPRISE OF BURGLARS IN CisaL STREET.
One Or Them Caushf-Annther Esccpc--Thc
PInuder Recovered.

One Or Them Caughf-Annfher Esccpc--Thc
PInuder Recovered.
~ the surprise Of gang OF burglars yesterday
morning large quantity or goods which had been
stolen was saved 10 the owners. on Friday last
two men hired the unoccupied basement Ut premises
No. Jos Canal street. running through TO No. So Lis
penard street. for the expressed purpose OF opening
trunk store. While negotiating for tho premises
with Mr.. Wilson. the owner, the parties cOnmuni-
Gated with Mr.. Raphael FRANK occupying the ilrst
going TO paint and tx up the basement In
fne style, az they had hired 4 for three
One George Williamson was Introduced a. the
man VINO was to do the painting and prepare the
into the basement by the occupants, who had given
references 10 their responsibility and pecuniary
responsibility. and AT ic usual hour The new owners
civscd their place for the night.
About six O'Clock yesterday morning, az ofrcer
Henry ". Cole Of the fiith precinct, was standing
near the Brandrcth House he noticcd an express
wagon drive up In frout ~ Mr.. Franks store inue-
diatey after which two men brought six trunks from
the basement and hastily utmbied ti,em into the
wagon IN u most decidedly suspicious manner. NJ
the expressman was about gathering M the reins 10
drive or ofrcer Cole made q charge on the party
AID arrested two OF Them but before he could draw
il revolver with which to ntinldac them ono OF the
rascals pulled away aud mate his escape. Tfc od,~
Ger held fast 20 The other prisoner, who gave his
~ George williamson, snd with Charles Mount,
the expressman, with hts hoFsc. wagon and truuas
proceeded, 10 the Leonard street police station. Sub
reducnly officer Colc accompanied bv detective
Field proceeded 20 the basement In question. and
on making al examination discovered tlst the o.
cupans had piled up several benches upon each
other. which tnev had mounted aud with the reces-
sary tools cut q hole about sixteen inches square
through the door above, leading To the store OF Mr.
Frank. The burglars crept through thip aper.
t1rc, and, opening boxes Of goods, passed
down silks, satins and fancy feathers valued
at nearly $4,000, which they packed IN the trunks
above mentioned preparatory 10 being removed Un
opening the trunks at the station hoAse all the goods
stolen were found carefully packed up. In the basr
ment the officers discovered an unusually highly
wrought trace ana bit. two augers, chtaol and saw.
Nc. John koccrts, city express, No. 1874 Cherry
street. says he was engaged on Sunday afternoon 81
come for the trunks btt most cmphatlcally deaies
Knowing that their contents had been stolen.
Williamson n twenty .one years Of age. porter b,
occupation, aiid claims To live at No. "a Ht5abeth
street. TIC y saiu to nave been q frcsueIter oil
slaughter House Point" Fourth wsrd lie was
taken before Alderman Conan aud committed TO the
qombs for examination.
Chnlle. Mount, the chprcssmalL asS tsise acl 70,
completely N the tLgar 7. rs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27
CONNECTICUT.

Escape oil Convict from the state Prison.
HARTFORD, Oct. 60. 1865.
Charles r. Gilbert, who was sentenced three years
ago 10 the State Prison for life for murder CON-
United 10 New Britain, escaped from the prison in
Wethersfsld this morning, lie WAS fireman. and
ssa6 taken into the yard early, usual, to make
fire under the boiler, and while the overseer in
another part OF the yard got over the wall by means
of stepladdcr aud made Of. The alarm was
promptly given and search made by large crowd
al day without finding him. lie had On his prison
RIG and no hat when he escaped.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27
ItLeGRAPHIc NEWS ITEMS.

An arch Of the blast furnace at Charlotte near
Rochester, fell yesterday forenoon Killing man
named Mcacham aud injuring two others slightly.
man named John Watts had an arm crushed
while coupling q train of cars Saturday on the
Central Railroad, In Rochester, and died OF his TN
juries yesterday.
Ionesi iron foundry, In Rochester. was damaged
1y fire yesterday 10 the extent OF 10000. The prop
crty fuy insured.
Deacon Alvah Khnball O prominent citizen ~ Mas
sau. y. H. died in prayer meeting last night AT the
agc Of sixty-four.
Eight boys we're poisoned saturday at suncook, n.
IT,. froll eating Indian tufnips for artlohokes. Two
have since died.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27
THE POLAR EXPEDITION.

Sseiurn of the Swedish Expedition from the
North Pole.
LONDON, Oct. IS 1865.
The expedition fitted ont by the Swedish govern.
Dent for the purpose Of exploring the Arctic regions
has returned in safety, after having reached eighty
two degrees north latitude
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27
PARAGUAY.

Protest OF Minister Washbmrne Against the
luvnsion Of the American Legation.
PARIS, Oct. 20, 1868.
Later Rio Janero advices state that the United
states steamer Wasp had arrived al Monteyideo,
ylaying Mr.. Washburne, the American Minister TO
paraguay, on board. Mr.. Washburne has protested
against the violation OF the American Legation az
Aslnclon by Paraguay, forty persons having been
uuawfuy seized there under the American nag
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27

cg4@ H. ~ q. a. hg. IN. IN. 80 .s9.
Mutual 80 : ..
Home runs Crane, Mcdonald, l. swsndei, !; .ae' 81.
hon.
Bases on called bals--Aiiamc, 3; Mntual0
Foul bound catches Jeweti, - Mills, 2.
Cat o f0uls-AtL.ulie, u, Muiuai. a.
Strilck out Mills (hlsntl.J, 4 McDonaid. 1.
Touched between ascsDockncy ,fnnlg isr JcS S6y
Pearce when forced from second
Unprc-Nr Goiic, OF the Union Club, ~ xouss ia
SCORERS -Nessrs. Monk aud hctarthy.
Time OF game--rwo hours and thirss-iive atutc,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Russia win leave this
port ON "Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
al twelve O'Clock NJ. on wednesday.
The NEW YoRg Standardization for Europe--wiu
bo ready at halfpas ten O'Clock IN the morning.
single copies 10 wrsppers for mailing, SIX cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27
MASSACHUSETT
a Negro shoots Fis Acknowledgements Law
sut-l onviction Of Embczzicment.

suit-I onviction Of Embczzicment.
l.-t BoSToN, Oct. &c, 1865.
"A man named Mcpherson violently assaulted a
Coored man named John White in Soneryille
horse car on Saturday night. The co!ored man slo.
mis- ossailant nficting wound which is likely to
prove fatal. White surrendered HIMSELF claiming
That he acted in sef-defence.
The civil suit or the Merchants Bank against the
state Bank 10 recover 100000 paid by the forIncr
on certified checks Of the cashier Of the State Bank,
Aor which gold certificates were paid, and, the firm
falling without assets, lost. WAS commenced IN
the Circuit Court this forenoon Eminent counsel
are engaged In the case on both sides, and a very
barge number OF financial experts have been SUM-
Moncd 10 testify.
The trial Of Ward and Mellen for embezzling gov
ernmcnt fnnds to the amount OF $780, 900 vsultsd
i6tfuy ia O verdict OF guilty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27
lTAL T..

Proposcd Line of Steamers Between Italian
Ports and New York.
FLORENCE, Oct. 20, 1863
A line OF steamers is projected between some ports
Of Italy and New York, in order TO meet the req ure
lients OF the increasing fruit trade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27

The Illustrated London Ati'idHdc.--rhis annfal
visitor has made Its appearance on this side OF the
Atlantic IA the precursor n II s got up In attrsc
tive STYLE deliberately supplied with col0rs, tinted
and fine art illustrations, and contains many inter-
esting aud valuable facts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27
To Moneyed Men.

ELECTION OF SEYMOUR AND BLAu ::
ready to ONE aILLTos " u .L.,Rs.
CASH. ~ foilnss:-
Hundred and fify Thousand Dollars that rasi will
majority OF the electoral m Jsi,ed
States, a majority OF the votes by the peopi
Two Hundred Fifty Dollars that eiaua ana
Pennsylvania will ia November 70 for seymour d Blair
Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars tss New
State viii 70 for Sc ymour aud Blai- aud LOTHIAN
Two Hundred Fifty Thousand DoIarsu mt seymour
viii he elected President and Vice adent Of the
United states.
Can he from ioA. n. until = NJ tins dat, To
October Zs a, drug store, st Broadway integrity
refer Curtin, Of Pennsylrars exovernor
joel Parker of New Jersey; extsoscr"r " H. Minor. OF
Connecticut Hon. d. $. Barnes, of New fov e VIM Weight
man, OF firm Of Powers Woshtnsn, PoM Idcpha;
disposition and ability, tho loading ggxs and pub
listers IN tue United stars.
n. T. HE LMBoLD,
%.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27

Circulars 90 Every Description md Notices
meetii yrlnted the rasesi ssihe manner
hours tweny 1--we cent than asg
olsr similar pis The sy NJ The NEfRu yDLlTtN JpR
PRINTING Is tABLISiMENI, ~ Nassau srcet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27

Beautiful a. syorswru mt Of Ladder, French
Walking Boots for fsl and winter entirely toca n
latest dss and isdes.
JOHN W. BTRT.
fh3 Broadway, Rc "A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27

Bachelors Ih,ir Dye.-Tbs Hest. i'm s.e
World The uniy
Factory N B' lpsd street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27

Establish, "a in fsnO.-Thc Mcurvpuli,,,v .y.h
Printing EsIxhissknp ut. ~ Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27

An Article of T'rrfs Nerif.-s RrOwn,s I3rou-.
CtlIAL TRpC1iFS' t- most pop lar article In thx
Europe for ~ Dsrsses nd corghs and ths
popularity Based upo ra merit wm 81 cSnnot 10 said of
ration thu market, which are really
weak TIM taDns of tho renufpc Trochry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27

fri-tndOrO's Hair Prescrvafve> she Finest
hair dressing in shr world Depot. NJ. fstDr baeo.
urnnufactnry, ~ 'Aaiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27
Intense Excitement Among the White
Population Of the City.
che American Legation in Pc
raguay Violated.
PROTEST OF MINISTER WASHBURNE.
Progress of the Revolution
i'm Cuba.
ENGLAND.

s'iadslOne's Canvass Terminated-CrOund
for the Probable Retirement of the Ministry.
LONDON, Oct &c, 1868.
Mr.. Gladstone has concluded his personal canvass
In South Lancashire.
Is believed that the Ministry will only retire
before large liberal majority In the next House Of
Commons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27

Fine tsssh sleeve Buttons aud Stnd--New
s,y.s. vor sale ~ GEORsE &. hLisLN, az Broadw a,
door ucsos & Anai street. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27

For First Cln - Printing of Every Drsrrip.
icn 80 :" taes Metropolitan job Printing b-sh..fnen Va
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27

Wigs, yonpoes r.nd lrnamrniaI iisir.-BrSs
quality TAR Dye aDi Uyeiu: I'll 60 yts. bAtSHk
LtlB z as Rpnd ~lysess. - ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27

Fine Gold Eorrinss and piu--Ncw stylus,
Jist trseiyI rtc sale ny GEORGE o. ALkFN, ais Bsnnd.
wsys oIo dcot rsow anal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27

Erring b ~ NObics-Self Help far yousy Wen,
who having sr'd drsire better manhood ii esIci
letter envelopes, free ID charge isuefed reina Nh.
postage. Aeuf ess fhLznthrus, box v PnAsdciphs. Pr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27

Tho Famous Corner--o1 NASSAU ~trceas
corner Fulton. The Me'orossn Job W ling Esabshasut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27

Nratnes =. Economy and Despatch Cssuhinsk
the fton Ctaers Metropolitan lob Prin Est.
shnent. VI Nssssu sie-ei
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27

Royal. Nrv5na Lottery Prizes Pr III in s.sId.
lniotmNSn fiFnshei The highest paid Tor DouboOns
ant all 6Gs OF cold aud Silver.
TAYLOR q CO, Bankers, ~ W an street, ". n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27

I've Fnh Season Has 0scrrd Bri'ii"n,iyy-v
fssfinn y gss er than lfure Ana Tho Hats n NNpN
2i2 Br1adv Of Fnlon e ~ re'etchc
as now ~ gsv" prupes hHsi snl - a distbgue ~
metropolitan gent eunans cosu y,e kNON ils's dsotey
rel,isp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27

v A. n. sinsirk-
Az Article :r I'rns Merit Browns Bres-.
esan!ry Or EUROPE FOR r. s.st ph,s's nd core and ~.
nnua ass h ins s9s .y s e
weak limitations Of tho f.nu,nc rrocAr..
A. Be.u.ifaI a .,srtment Of ladies' Freuch
Walking Boots for r. and winters an entirely
the latest designs and a,cas for sdes cnilr NJ
SOB Broaiway opeesItn Bosa street.
Bachelors It,ir Dye.-Tb. best i'm sLe
rsd The only Z. rect dye harmless, eiesc nstanians
Cri-sndore's ilnlr rrs,crvnSives sse f;ne-s
nas .sssgs !" s e TG sn Depot No. '''' 's
Circulars 81 Every Dc-crioticn and Notices
a. an hou not and ssen'y aye e rent s,, ,sse At
P i s ~ .I y sa.sas nc''
sabii.l,,d in fsnO.-Thc Meurvpoli,,sv J.S
Printing EsIAhasAine mt. ~ Sssss, street.
FIRING ~ Ncbics-self Help fsr vou.s Wen,
who having rid desire better manh,od. sem sci
letter envctyH free si charge ~ isuefted tho
postage Aiufsss rhIanshros box p, pai.dclpSa, p.
For First Clsss Printing of Every Drsrrip-
y. Z. 7. tse Nsrcaoian Job Printing k-,stsi.hment
- -
..I Fine - ss",d sleeve Button. and ss"d--Nev
door ueaos G sss street : "'''' '' "o"'""'
Fine Gold Eorrinss and Piu--Ncw Styles,
iis, srseisi. Fte W lkoRik .. ALiEN, as Bsaa
way, a1o acos ssow canal street;
I:sce Cur tsia- "a specially at q. T.. g. ;. n.
kEhat n &C ~, Ai Broadway.
Nratnes =, Economy and Despatch CsSvsbinssf
the eltc tpn ot orders. Eeiropoar job Priniaa
shneni. W Nassau s,ge-ct.
ROYAL. Havana Lottery. Prizes Pp.M in s.eld.
lni.tmMhn fTnishei The highest rates paid
anf all mis- OF cold aud Silver.
rAyiOR 8 CO, Bankers Is W N street, ny.
Tho Famous COrser--v7 Nassau ~trceas
fuiOu the Mt'npD Job w Ahishfnsut
The frn season Has Oecurd Briiiani.y-
ntsrinn = Gsser than before and tn ita'. q 10Y,
Hi2 Brlatv OF Fulnn ~ restchs
as now. 70 glv" proper hHs sal ai drtingue 20
metropolitan sen,emans costu RE kNON Hats dso'ey
requisite
| Niss, youpo.s Ind a,rsamrsiai iisir.-isrSe
quality fta Dye aDi air pyep;, Ill cs'lta Bhtxlk
\ LdlR xi6 R,nd <YSes.. 4 - ~