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and bedecxed With tn, judicial ermins, most
opprobious epiihet.
A few days ago youth sitting in Camp street
car, in close proximity to an elderly gentleman OF
respectable appearance. to guard against the I'M
pleasant consequences OF an incipent catarrh,
put his hard les be supposedly into side pocket
Of his overcoat, drew out handkerchief and
wiped his nose and then replaced it in the pocket
from which it was taken. "Young gentle.
man." remarked the elderly party at his
side to the youth. in voice unpleasantiy dis
'inct to everybody IN the car. that Is the
most Internally impudent trick that l ever
saw perpetraied 80 What, saw" exclaimed
the astoDished youth. t" SAY. sir" said the old
gentleman with increasing irateness, that taking
another persons handkerchief from his pocket and
wipng your nose with ii and then putting it back
without so much as saying by your leave Is the
d. dest piece of impotence ever experience !"
Light Immediately beamed upon the mind Of the
sstounded youth, who, In view Of the increasing
tempestuousness of his neighbour incontnently left
his seat and retrested from the in the midst Of
shout of merriment from the remaining passen-
gers.
The honor of introducing into the city the first
rTencn SeiOctpcuc II JUG W ouf iicnu Donuion,
the large carriage dealer. corner of Csrondelet
and Gravier streets. The vehicle, If we may be
ao we'd to use the expression, consists simply OF
a pair of wheels about thirty inches in diameter,
placed one behind the other and connected by an
iron or steel shaft, upon which, and midway be-
tween the wheels, is fixed a saddle shaped seat
which the rider occupies, and with his feet placed
upon pedals united by rod running through the
hub OF the front wheel causes ii to gyrate. But
the velocipede is not so easily managed as one
might suppose The great difficulty being to maintain
an equilibrium. which is obtained only by first
giving the vehicle a momentum with the feet on
the ground, and then quickly working upon the
pedals, and of 1t goes with the rapidity of
locomotive. For three days past many persons
have attempted TO ride upon this new sensation,
but without avail, and in many instances the
failures were attended with ludicrous mishaps.
Yesterday, however, youngster about twelve
years old tried bis luck on the darned thing" as
we heard it classcally called by an unsuccessful
wight and, with incredible bOldness, started it
and excited the admiration of the frequenters
Of Carondelet street, by crossing the street, rua
ming the whole length Of the opposite block, ald
after recrossng the street returning to the point
OF departure. This, like other velocpedes, is
provided with steering spparatus over the front
wheel TO which are attached spring brakes, epa.
bling the rider TO stop his velocipede almost Ia.
sanity. We did lot ascertain the price of the
article, but know that in Paris an ordinary one
sells for about three hundred francs while in New
York the cost is about eighty dollars.
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The police are waking up little. closer in.
spec.ion of the metropolitan bill has led them to
believe that they are entitled to arrest suspicious
characters. Accordingly, day or two since,
they made a raid upon the Pbilistines and cap.
tured twenty-eight of the light.fagered gentry.
These gentlemen, so constant were they In the
practice of their profession, no sooner were in
carceIated than they proceeded to pick the pocket
Of fellow prisoner. The robbed man CON-
planned. Capt. Cain, metropolitan superintend
ent, judging ali inquiries of the thieves to the
money useless, ordered one out, stripped him and
searched him thoroughly. The same pleasing
process was gone through with with each member
of the gang, until finally the money was discov
cred, when the enterprsing Butlerizers were a.,
lowed 10 rehabiiitste themselves aud go back to
their cell. Thieves must be hard up indeed to
steal from fellow malefactor, as these gentlemen
did.
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Tie superintendents of the city railroads should
adopt some plan Told Mr.. Easy's is kindly sug.
gested) of examination in selecting drivers. A
due investigation as to their ability to calculate
distance might be productive of benefit to the
public. Some theoretical and practical knowl-
edge of geometry and the laws of motion must
surely be necessary to enable driver to stop
within hundred yards.of the would-be' passenger.
To curb the hesdlong mpetuosity of fiery mule
and check the velocity of street car assuredy
require nice calculation. Dearly bough. expert
ence will convince the most skeptcal Of the cor
rectness of these views. Let any one, prone to
sheer at these weIl-meant hints, hail any car; say,
one of the old reliable Camp and Magazine line.
The lively race of hundred yards or so that he
will have TO run TO secure ride of few squares
will forcibly convince him and painfully remind
him Of that rustic urchin who chased hor e
round ten acre lot to get to ride him half mi e.
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liked, and third distinguished himself by ap-
plying to the onorabe coart while on the bench,
and bedecxed With n' judicial ernins, . most
opprobious tpitbet.
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Az an Instance Of the utter Indifference in which
the authorities are held BY those who on Tuesday
and last evenings were arrested a. dangerous and
suspicious characters. ID may be stated that one
Of them. when asked By the station clerk how no
made living, replied. "by stealing;" another,
when arraigned, told the recorder (Becksr) that
be, the recorder, could stand on his head 4 he
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UpoIPHo WOLFE ESQ,
Dear srTbe Of pure Wines aud sayrs for .dcina
purpos long felt BY the profess and Thousands
OLIVES have been sacrificed BY the II sduersd sr
Gle peum tier ems and other al the brain AMI
nerves 90 this country, rare In Europe. ow'
ing in . great dsges, 70 tie difference In the putyof
sptrits sod. r
We have tested the several toes in,crtsd and sd By
veu inc udue yoa Glr which you sell uEder ths Of
Arsmssic tcbisdam scpapps wtich consider lastly
.. N te fish reputation has sequr In this country;
An from YOUR lopg expert foreign importer yo1r
Bottled Wines and Liquors should meet with the ds
mand rfI .Ni
We would recommend you appoint Of the rsspscts
Bile spohscsrss different parts Of the city assats
tbe s.Is Of your Brsndss Wine. where the ,fs.
sion can obs-in the same when nsedsd Tor medical
purpoUa
wshing you succsss IN your enterprise.
We remain yeus obediest snts,
VALENTINE MOTT NJ D.. Professor Of surgery. Un.ye-
si,y Medical College, Esw York.
J. NJ coRNoCHAr. Il D.. Professor Clinical surgey.
suvssos-fn-Cke,e the State Hospital etc., No IL Esst
sixtssnth street.
LEWIS A. sAYRB, n. D., No 7gs Broadway
n. r DRwEEs. \. d, No. 7sl Broadway.
JOSEPH woRsTzR. N. D.. No. I'D Ninth street.
NELSON STEELE n. D. No. 81 Blocker stIsst
JOHN o'REILLY, NJ D.. No 80 Fourth sHsss.
IL 8APHAtL, n. D.. Pro's or Of the Principles and
practices Of surssry. New York Medical College tts, No.
81 Ninth ssrsst, and others-
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ne proprietor also snsrs for sais
BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS.
Imp red and bottled BY himself expressly r medicinal
USE Lsch bottle has his certificate Of IL purity.
UDOLPHO WOLFE.
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NOV rs, 1907.
UpotrHo WOLFE. ESQ, Present;
Dear sir-I have submitted TO chemical analysis two bot
tie. OF echisdam schnspps," which took from fresh
pachage In your bonded warehouse nd hn before that
the spirituous liquor free from narious Ingredients or
fsfcton has the marks Of being aged and not
Gently prepared By mechanical sdmxrs Of alcohol and
mstics Respectfully
PRED " MAYER. Chemist
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08
RUPTURE.

The world moves anl Win o theories nnd strong gule' are
sr for ase and iinres which up s The od written theories u
t@ asy i g1t ,.s.,. ~ ts ,v sgi r now at 80
much seeu the Meiai lsiswitv the Wondsrial p'o'y
generally supposed inouu9e bs,e oi HhhNIA Commonly called
st .s H' t ni, b .sbd 70 an RF RRRlCHiIY he not
-, hy 100 .eie,,rt re0rs.. vLi, .tier one
alone have heretofore lr To accomplish kgp'sre ro most nra
Bose o the upper end Of The lnuai Cat and simply
"a k'l,a ~ E o rari. ub DE- GREG.
Ofs CgLkBnArED ngRsA LorloS ant wearing The 9gsaoa,
which hl 90 pressure on ihe eaek s dase IS aaeay and Pfr
ONLY those who careless Of M and regardless Of he responsibilities
offered 70 sn,,I'ns ~ IS ~ np1 i. ' ie % ciec,,. @
that eeriheate. on ,as @ & uJ'e' are l1 ss lssl @
and which VII be 'losn on appichuoni ,-,, - r. A. oil,
DR. GHEGoHr-Lar Nirt Whites Patent Lever Truss"
toash Of ,0a aa' perfect. a's %! h9p@c % ,SnasaP % 9 ] a
Csbeu home Oho), an labong man rerphag pomse
S ~ rY rr. r ~e,1rr poor Tra @ that In les
year permanently cured By The use Of yours aud the 10
The psSe stiachSl to iie above certificate Withheld simply
dea M b. Le writer which buni all eases to
respect wi" be exhibited RoTT BpcSs Ss,s Dec 7 1867
Dr. GnreoyDar Sr' one mouth purchased Of you Of
remaining month ~ tdi would not take 100 for
bat pe,er one that dd aud before le..sd i The
remaining r. Yours, etc. WAITER WAIhiNS'
DR. GnEeon-si,: Several years $40 became Hernia
oiaine Whites Patent Lever wearing and
e 'airey cured Truss It now
have had Mine Is and radical
does asionh medical friends prefer do not give
name uotocy freely leave private reference
'"''' '"' "'' " -. Barker. Nev rors City.
No charge made ad,ce persons afflicted With rupture
coeeie made By bfng peenics this rit' Ry writing
stating their fully neosug cent stamp Willie
returned with pamphlet giving full Instructions. Address
Dr ca GREGORY No. 90 Broidray. New.York.
90 TO MACFARLAND' BOOKSTORE.
W TN hs and broadway aud get box beal
FRBNCH NOTE PAPER
Fi,e quirc. for Al. STAMPED
CTEREOSCOPIC PICTURES
Are preserved inhe Revolving ful aso
esaut Instrument holding from 10 % dozen views At the
paentce aud maDaiaeturers . - ALIN bE' hhtH,
No $50 Brotdnal near Pnucest
DOYNTONs CELEBRATED FURNACES.
ID FOR WARNISG DWELLINGS Cnt tRCHES. STORES ErC.
on. Coal Also Place Pafo Range. and
Send for Circulars RCnARDNON BOiNToN Co. y y
'NHE GOTHIC FU RNACE-For warming
L Houses and Churches the best n Send fof book
ALEX M LRSLBi, Manufacture No Cos Nthaye
CARPETS AT WHOLESALE.
ENGLISH TAPESTRY BRUSSELS
ENGLISH 3-PLNS. AND INGRAlNS.
VELVET RUGS AND MATS
ALSO, AMERICAN CARPETS,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
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IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURES,
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THE FARMERS CLUB ON
SOWING PLASTER IN THE FALL.
..ar,
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tAnnounoeineni, !

The enthusiastic individual who offered
to bet hundred dollars Ksox lAI that ls National candidates
would be elected showed his poa faith and hs Jl,1 appreciation Of
tie best sr made 10 the mttropo a o tle Tine IL
great odds sure bot ouoc Hho would WI
hpgy pay hundred dollars iorA KSox HAT e ' Manufacturer dn
insist npoa selling At le usual pe rlA be VIII continue to do h
: sa!elfo0g, No 2} B!0GGvGy
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No charge made for ad,ce persons afflicted vhmpure
coeeie By bunng preienders this @ Ry writing
and stating fully neong cent stamp Willie
returned pamphlet giving full Instructions Address
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LATEST SNIP NEUS.


ARRIVED.
Steamship Ellen qeuy. Chapa Nesbcm. n C. m'se and pass
steamship United states, Davis Fai River
steam boz Du-o Johnson, Portland mdse and pass.
Stsr.hp Iagle Greene. Havana days mdse and pas
st.sl.smp Brunette Hove. Philadelphia rdse ani pass
S1'i& SE V &.1c Mo.sr RSiietis% 40 days. @js~
y $ ehosshp ssaosSa s inSPe,ey s" soS Se1iSaso' Sst
sclr silver Cowel Curacao q days salt and iae
scht Beta BoSn Ponce T. r. a days sugar and noa''e'
sciooSsHs-HyEH 4NP 1%oAiWi,E % y r
nase Hastings. Virginia J.. R M.Pe,, No,aisa.
H1,e a. vsr'it s,'fi''; yr,na IMi,ia Duteh Island
s. i,"tetij.' hg,j rroglleree MryI Mead Iaun,on
g. e Bur g. SeF.Hi7eu. Silyi Mnehia
InIe chsfley. Gnenport }. j. loossrau, Bridgeport
Vernr Nrs.Ilavyn hIpehe Hew.Ilayea
n n Gillers.eerc Lyun Ben. Butler. Providence.
st.1as, s1Si ~ Nc%.iia,eH. je.sr6ne. BhigPort
Judne Portland. J. tus, Gloneeer
l. = Hatch. Hartford W. lee, Ihom9ston
Siicksnj Nantucket o smith, Neg.lia'e9
q. Cauuan. Nantucket. MaY Matilda aye t"d
T. T. Gregory Roekand. J. p AeAer. COD spFpt
M'd' sls' wSiaeG foAliad. Au7 AqelIi virginia yI.,.
c s Watson, rarinesct Pagwe'eii, AeIandaa
Il + + Bird P,n,aeoIa. sarah T. stevens, Phialelpb
o 7. .,ias Ba3;i Sir5 ,IfaA Reie lie r Hal. Virgins.
Ameia philadelphia. FredeneS Hall, Eiabe.hporL
1r,e,e PhiladelphiL Richard Law, Philadelphia
Village Queen. philadelphia. adelaide philide.0ha
Glrnsool Philadelphia. MneoIa, J. inbelPorL
G. e. StIer james river II ckman pll4delphi'
MaIon Regs' baltimore ir.h @ Joae rhi5i.iss s,. s.o
80 y adams Nsrrlsud E.sia r. Smih. Eil4bctlpolt.
4 n Iluutleg. Philadelphia. Cora. IHHhetinoTt
IAN Iot,r Wooihrlse Iris EHnhethput
Emily lar, Port johnson. caroline G. nui4, I" Johnson
Alabama por johnson Iahtl Webster Iptt '".n, son
fLculc buho Hayrstraw JUhl y hau.Hpn ioi JOHNSON
j. \. seymour. Poughicegtle. ) " emhi NcNnf-n
Iloker, Albany Marl Inni HeAnn-"
Am EIra. Ehxahethport Ihos W. tVler AoaHy.
sb,p cta sr Irerpooi' .hip R,ola,e for San Francisco
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosToN Arrived. steamer Neqt1ur New ora Is ffoeif
Go.e~. Jane MARKS. Mail. Pbteipha shannon flrpli
/ A. Blossom Philadelphia 'ehoones 'ni Belle Newton ''noA
NeW-iork % ., o.
NV iovnov oct 7-Au-Pop sheucke Ncaiofki SeAL Pan
thea Erah,ihport Sctr Ranan H. e. No. - Pblldcpha; Ncbr
Id. l. Cabe PhaIcrhai Schr Hauaa, r. H. No. a. Fthe ha
Ssfr Hrtan b. q so. g. Philadelphia schr Cu0le Fo1f ktep
schr Van Buren RoniolL si-Sch j. y sieenau
New iofAt Hoop Report. NtN-lolA
Foarnr Mosaof sept aPsssel up lfs Mort Baltimore 20
wmvsorov oc, 7Auirei steamship Pioneer Philadelphia
Rcbrcca Clyde, NrE-lork . 3D..
sArsy,n 0 -Auyod steamships San Jacno and lrnisrle
NeE.ioGk big MARY G. Roosevelt. Bath.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Crucso Sept oln por bark uHtne for II lago De 'ala
Dra, spain, Sept A-la port bds Maria 81 william iof NeF
loii. lo4ilng
SPOKEN.
rrg Jane from SeuYok o Marsee'Sept 90. a'' % i' ion
-
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08
lime. i,all; ? .5lii 2.2al, a.s'!. and 2.a,l
BASE BALL.

UNION OF MORRIsANIA vs.. ACTIVE OF NEW-YoRk.
These clubs had game yesterday, which
proved 10 be closer than anticipated. The fielding
at times was sharp and the entire IS worthy OF be
ing cassed among the best PLAYED this season.
pecaly as both clubs were short valuable player The
cNchanpOns did not expect to have such uphill Work
before them never probably thinking that the AcVcs
could give them close rub. Lovers OF base Dal VINO
stayed away expecting TO witness much oa contest,
lost really excellent display OF the beauties OF the
,nndel Ia n IN snnr
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08
n,corVcrRS dRRIYFD.

vpouu4vA sent 3In steamship Eage-Jose Ayis Sergio
do Vrs Frsrsoe luan, Rcsto Bauca. Jnsto T. Martinez
Andres snerrrro. r. 5. Bois e,
FROM SAVANNAH Oct lin steamship San salyadorTA; ~
t,in \ Their. Mrs !. g. nlrw, NJ Gahbhtt, Mis- L. Cor
~ - IjusLlrd D. Marry ". y. WOodson Z. r. Daniel, !. T.
W., t,n d Nk W A. Rice, John }. Butler Nj smith r. T.
Ie. Hunter F. McCu.nbe NT Bars Jesse smith Mari
MI. lkt Teuy Miss Helen MoubFay Miss Juha h"%brl M
n,,;u, Ike Bedc BID Hathaway Frank Kempiou L. lnI}
Btt Auol pbehe Green, M Josie Reuaen Miss "e'rte
smith scui.e Ciuck and - in seersge.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08
GREAT IMPROVEMENT
FEED WATER heaters
FOR
STEAM BOILERS.

w,TPRS,s PATENT HEATER and SEDIMENT COLLECTOR ac-
Sat I 9G Feed Water boiling point o2 with the Er
haas. steam and without creating any af ere W s ali nrrua
H. puhfes tue wa'er aud keeps the Boiler ifee Ho al
nT m l' to twenty per cent Of Puel over other FeewAter
save. the Boiler from premature destruction by preventing the
sudden and unequal and expansion @he results rom te
Introduction Of cold partially heated water and BY keeping y hee
from sediment which the metal to become overheed aud rapidly
IL he, an invaluable safeguard explosions constant
supply thoroughly heated Feed Water entirely obyaes 1 neee I
stopping the boierpump on account on 10" le alu "'
tT bea Decd oay to be understood commend to all who
M GlE3s, Es i F TGJP s S % G'Rf co "cI' 5e
horse power Al HE LOCOMOTIVE AND REPAIR SHOPS OK TIE
At CASE LOCKWOOD BRAlNARDs PRINTING 0tFiSE' Inh l
BER MILL beside many manufactures various PaIis ofNew
i.'i i Sss yo.1 q! i may Ss.;snas
1Ilg PHd.NX pLAsIIR MILLS ws,t T,rteenh't'
lOUSGs FLAMING MILL, near tbe foot o fih''1
TESTIMONIALS
~ WEES esq e. we we" Is m tspy G ny. o months We
tested quantity coal used aud tie results we're as iooSs;
Ihar,isy 900 pouu1s Of coal
saaiiiy. s%ii "a i.lsi ESS1ai' SSal Of coal
Toiil..7.po pounds Of coal
W." '''' ''''s' Ibur,dsy '5os sis $50 pouna. of coal
ssa,iay. 5;ei poaad. Of coal
Total sl6 pounds Of coal
Wti -oar Heater. second test,
Tuursiay 27J2 pounds Of coal
ffiay. 2Of pounds Of coal
Saturday, l.df2 pounds Of coal
Total. .7,8 pounds ~ coal
showing saving pounds Of coal 10 first test and ~ polds "a
,sea & THURSDAY o. he second 'est We we're rum. Two
o e % presses and folding machines over an hour
rser Tc new Heater far certainly shows great
"'s'' yery r,.peciaIy' TIE TRlguEE AsSo6chTloS.
SAM SINCLAIR, Publisher
OrFcg ~ C. T. ALyoRD. Printer
Ns T. Vauterars-st NFwloRK, Oct D 4loa
W,rrps ssG Sr j. reply 20 your inquiry no" tne
p Heater works must explain that runulag % morse en-
succeete iu fug ne expense very closely
bre s n which consider valuable nciUdng
what la rrpu~ the tcst heat and vi" he r5ause
.p e Goa coa only bali tom per daY and mn
sesrolcse duce ths consumption ' ma
t,rs though the principle u YOUR Heater and liked u
ru, Wei. gu ard perfectly asolhsl io lnl a'lng o
f ore CON ~ coal d-; and being uprci have tested several
tunes a and ever time WIN feslN a. 9in'
o. folr Le4ttr Yours very Ni!f - Il A'' N"p'
PHa,sIr 70 AsrgR Mills WEST TmRTENSTHsr.,l
NEW lOkk Sept 2. lata
- Sr We have hal Patent Feed
upsari - tlrsr months aud much
los or not having bal % Years
OF steam, feel aui repairs feei.ly
rs,.rr..l b. i,urt truly. WOTHERSPOON BROS
Ior formation. address
IIlE WATERS PATENr HEATER COMPANY
Hartford. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08


The second race was for premium Of $500 $3.50 10 the
first horse, $50 the second, and so 10 the thd nle
heats best three in ve in harness for all horses
horses entered and three came to the pole The follow
was thc result: or-er
"'u''-D 'i- Iro 5.gil. 5lg, 2.2al 2:32l and 2.3k
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08
CArARRp daughter has been entirely

eu D.. owr u rh which bad 50 areetd her aToa ana gu
s..fbss' . ~, o..' ,t..caus g4se her g. hopeless.
'' ' BFtu Y. AECrLtrire.
p,.rtr1 ave 81 ID door from FIlt0n.aye, Brooklyn.
o., ,,. .a.. NJ, a- Fist Treot,fhst Hours m. 60
- tf.. sal T6r- dav evening". e to Consolation hee
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08
HOME NEUS.


WEATHER
NV. .YoEE V,ur Tier Bar Wind Hour Tier Wlrd.
r. s.-6 tl~ 31 ljS T..
So J120S Q 90 J0ll = T.
CO. O1-SS SE 5go 3OI0S T.
Morning slightly hgy 20 4 fog impeding eu boai'
from 10 o: r. Afternoon overcast 90 j. se
cloudy 10 s. overcast 10 5g5, cloudy E'eug 'e
cloudy 10 9; cloudy O u, very eloudy r.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08

~, a. o. al. 5th. Gu ~ 80. 9h. Total
HAsi5s',.'.,.,'..' As5so............ 3 Q ! -
Ump.re-Mr Emeniof Of the Excelsior Club.
scorers Messrs. h1hari and Lash.
Time of gsme-Oue hour aud 80 minuies
First base s-Acves l5 Unions l F base 90 errors
-Aotves Cnond Total bases BY clean htAetve' W luon
T. afer Unons.4 Total euors Of plat
Aci,es Unions T. Fy-catcheActyes II; Unions IT, foa'
caches-Activc 4 UuousA Outs oa bascs-AcNes ~
Unious u. Outs on Ouls-Actves o. Uuous r.
THE TRIMOUNTAINS IN FRANKLIN COUNTY, "
MALONE, Oct. AT the tournament here to-
81. Lawrence Club il.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08
"BERRIAN" HOUSE FURNISHING

40 6Oi BROADWAY
BY recent arrivals from aaud France and Germany large additions
have been made 20 oar hitherto extensive assortment Of
TABLE CcrrY TR,Is FIRE sErs Coal VASES FEyD
ra. Ba. COPPER ,SD sorrrLEs coEFEE
Disa CovsRs DiSoSs (shem sL,sRFLArED
UES. TE, SErs rsAKSrrLEs vrGErAnLE DISHES 6e REFRe
ORATORS MScLrs uAcHyEs woop, WILLOW AID TIN
WARE. GoSe BRrsuE. BIRD CAGES At LOWEST PRrcEs
LEWIS CONGgR.
Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-03-04

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