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and Petersburg to visit these cities next Tuesday
the Board adjourned till Monday.
Dinnor to tho Observation-Disclosures Of Messrs.
FrailIey. Thomas and WalbrIdse.

Dinner to tho Delegates-Speeches Of Messrs.
FrailIey, Thomas and Walbridse.
RICHMOND, Dec. T. 1902
At the dinner tonight at the Exchange Hotel 70
the members OF the National Board OF Trade there
were present 800 persons, including nearly every
leading citizen In Richmond. The toasts CON-
menced with one to "Our Country" which was fol-
lowed with music. the ''Star Spangled Banner' and
"Dixle," both OF which were loudly ap-
plauded. The toasts welcoming guests In the
name of Virginia was responded to by
Mr. Fraiey, of Philadelphia, President OF
the Board. He spoke OF the sad separation
which had occurred, but thanked God 1t was all over
they stood among their countrymen. The action Of
the Board to-day on the water line to the Mississippi
showed ne said, the feeling towards virginia II
was desire 10 make her great that animated their
breasts. This visit would not only be beneficial in
business point Of view, but in political view.
IN whose hands he felt the future OF the
country would be safe. He thought the time
would come when the whole Of this CONT.
spanged banner. He felt that they had been re-
ceived here IN way that created feeling Of BROTH
the sentiment prosperity to the North South, East
and West and especially 30 the city OF Richmond"
Three cheers were given for Mr.. Fraes at the con-
Tho toast 70 Commerce and Agriculture"
n saa replied 70 s.,a BY sn gn0mfs Of lad %
an empire on the alta, OF the Union, to found pro-
gressve nationality and he was citizen OF Mime
sofa, part OF that nationality. virginians had
planted monuments OF their industry and their yir
tue In every State In the West. He predicted
for Virginia q great future In agriculture
and commerce. Speaking OF the vote on
the water line to-day. he said Vrginlans were leav
Ing State rights and coming heavily out for CEN
tralizati0n and consolidation. (Great laughter)
He gave as q sentiment 1.-THE speedy completion or
the Southern Pacific Railroads.
General WALBRIDGK OF New York, responded to
the toast OF ECONOMY in public expenditures and
strict accountability OF public agents.n lie said that
the man that attempted to prevent the restoration
OF Virginia to the Union was an enemy to his coun-
try-(cOntinued appause)-and ne believed that
was the Presidents opinion. He advocated strict
economy In pubic expenditure.
Mcssrs. Wetherell OF Philadelphia, aud Cullen, of
st. Louis, also spoke In reply to toasts,
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1slEssApHIc NEWS 1e,is.

The IRE at Topeka, Kansas was more disastrous
than at first supposed All the records OF the Land
once ana the journals OF the House OF Representa-.
tives were destroyed.
John Shields, Of Sandwich, Mass, aged abou.
seventy years. committed suicide yesterday evening
BY cutting his throat with razor. He had shown
symptoms Of insanity OF late.
petition sgnea BY 10000 persons was forwarded
to Washington from Philadelphia last night to be
presented to Congress on Monday asking the recog.
milton OF the Cubans as belligerentS.
B. N. Moodyke. who was injured at Crownpoint
Iowa by the disaster to the Chicago Rock Island
and Pacific Railroad, on Tuesday, died on Thursday
evening, making three deaths from that disaster
Cornelius Stranahan, one Of the most careful engt-
neers on the Hudson River Railroad, was Knocked
from MS engine on Livingston bridge yesterday
afternoon into the river His body has not yet been
recovered.
At FaIrburg Ill., on Friday night, the stores Of N.
and Il. K. Pendor and the residence OF MIR. Cotter
were burned. The loss ID about 100000. The pro-
perry destroyed was not half covered by insurance.
journeyman carpenter named Romulus New
comb mas been arrested on charge OF setting fire
to the school house at Newton Centre Mass, which
was destroyed week or two since. He pleaded
not guilty He Is held 10 bail In the sum Of $4,000
Tor trial.
fire on Commercial street, in Boston, yesterday.
caused damage to the amount Of $4,000 to Dyer d
Gaer IN @ p es S c insured and
Flour Mills, $500; uninsured. The building was
damaged TO the amount OF 81, 500.
L. M. Stanton, cashier OF the dry goods house of
Farweu d Co., OF Chicago, 1t Is said has been de-
tected in pillernG from his employers. The aggre-
gate amount stolen by him is about a. 900. He has
restored 900 and has been let OIL. Frederick
Pratt has been detected IN embezzling the funds OF
the Horse Railroad Company. He confessed to
have taken $4,000
In the Court OF Sessions in Philadelphia yesterday
the following sentences OF Imprisonment were
passed:Philip flanagan, for the murder Of Colonel
SeyDert, twelve years; L. ID. Smith, for the murder
OF Hughes and highway robbery seven teen years;
the negro Carr for the murder OF another negro,
three and half years: William Moore, for the MUIR
der OF O'Reilly, six and q hall years.
A fire broke out in Kennebunk. Me-. on Friday
night in the stables belonging to the old Monsam
House, and extended to the adjoining building,
which was known as Jenkins shop, and thence TO
the Monsam House and Danes Block, which was
occupied BY N Danes grocer; Miss Wells, milliner;
Danes Bonner lawyers, and the Ocean National
Bank hall In the third story was occupied by the
Good Templars. But for the standing walls OF the
block the fire must have proved extensive. The loss
IL about Sl0, 900.
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THE SOUTHERN ELECTIONS.

Spcculatiens 70 the Result Of tho Election
in Texas-The Race Possibly q Clese Ono
Davis' Chances.
GALVESTON, Texas, Dec. 8, 1902
the total vote here foots up ATS. The count OF
the csnvassers will not be known until tomorrow.
Reid, negro IL believed to have been elected Clerk
OF the District Court Austin. Williamson and Bell
counties have gone nearly unanimous for Hamilton
and Haynes. In Travis county nearly half the white
voters remained away from the polls. In this county
Hamiltons majority is about 200. Nothing has been
received from the other counties.
HOUSTON, Texas, Dec. 8, 1850.
The total vote OF this city is 1850. Nothing den-
mite 10 known, but Ia believed that Davis, the rad
cal candidate for Governor, has carried Harris
county by several hundred majority.
RICHMOND, Texas. Dec. 3, 1859.
There is largo republican majority for DAVIS for
Governor and for the radical Congressman In this
county.
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The remainder is divided among those towns more
remote from New York.


AT MEETING OF the Queens County Board OF
Supervisors. held at the Court House yesterday in
North Hampstead. the salary OF the County Judge
was liked nc 900 and the Surrogates at g. 500 per
year.
BREvrrEs.-A large and enthusiastic meeting was
held at Moriches on Thursday to take measures to-
ward securing an extension OF the South Side Rail-
road from Patchogue to that place. A committee
Was appointed to meet representatives from tho
South Sue Railroad In New York on Monday.
THE COMMISSIONERS OF EXCISE for Suffolk county
represent the total receipts Tor the year 81, 4s0
divided az followsTen per cent TO State Inebristo
Asylum, balance to towns or East Hampton 500 "A:
southampton, 1888 93 Shelter Island. S2l OF
oouthoa, Sis2 az; Riverhead, ss3 A.; Bridge Hamp-
S23l "a; lsip, Sl25 81.
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INSTALLATION Of A NEW TEMPERANCE LODGE.

The New York Lodge Of Good samartans and
Daughters OF Samaria was instituted ana installed
last night ct Temperance Hall, corner Of Eighth
nue. and Eighteenth street, by acting Grand Chief
Charles Latour. The new Lodge starts on its mis-.
as follows:-P. c., Rev. Stephen Merit,
IT,; w. c., Rev. Dr.. KendrlcK; W. ",
Colonel j. d. williams; w. s., J. A. McNab;
W.P., wilson r. Tenny; ". Conductor, A. w. Hen.
drtcks Treasurer, Robert T. Donaldson; Financial
Secretary, Charles A. Brooks; .. 81 J. b. Holly; l.
s., I. II. Miller.
Ladv onoers-P. p. d. Susan Monroe; p. D.. Mrs.
Grace Miller; D. OF r., Mrs. Laura McNab; D. OF L.,
Miss Kettle Hollstander.
The order now numbers over 1900 lodges in this
country.
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Steinway e. Sons, >
manufacturers OF Grand, Square and Upright
PIANOfORTES,

beg to announce
A GENERAL REDUCTION
n their prices accordance with the decline In the
npp geld and consequent decreased cost OF imported
articles used In the manufscture Of panofortss addi
ton to their established styles Of pisnoortes STEINWAY
SONS in order to meet Tong felt and frequently sxpressed
want by persons OF moderate means teachers schools &c.,
for the manufAure of
trely style of Instrument termed
THE SCHOOL" PIANO,
thoroughly complete instrument Of seven octaves pre-
cisey the size SCALE interior mechanism and work
manshp their highest priced octave Pianos, the
only difference being that this new style OF con-
strcted In perfectly plain yet exceedingly neat exterior
These will be supplied TO these who
desire 70 thoroughly first class 'Steinway Piano.
get are limited In means,
AT EXCEEDINGLY MODERATE PRICES.
STElNWAY SONS also desire 10 call special attention
10 their
PATENT UPRIGHT PIANOS,
with double iron frame, patent resonaor tubular frsms
and quality Of tone. and srpassng facility OF action,
while standing longer in tune and being lmpervious "a
atmospheric Influences than other plano At present man
ufActured
Price lists and illustrated catalogues mailed free app
cation.
WARERoOMS, FIRST FLOOR OF STEINWAY HAIL.
Nos. l09 and Ill East Fourteenth street, New York,
between Fourth avenue and Irving place.
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THE INDIANS.

Story Of an Escaped Captive-Twenty White
Boys and Girls Prisoners Among the
Cheyennes.
81. LOUIS, Dec. 4. 1862
The Junction City, Kansas Union says:-Charles
Brown, who has been a captive for three years
among the Cheyenne Indians and who has lust es
capped. states that there are In the hands OF that
Tribe more than twenty white boys and girls can
tiyes. among them Henrietta Floyd, aged sixteen
years, daughter Of William H. Floyd, furniture
dealer, OF Boston, This girl was visiting friends In
texas with her brothers when the Indians captured
ttnem killing the brothers and carrying her into cap.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

The Proposed Race Track at Brighton
Mayor sLurtled,s Chances Of Recollection In
Boston.
BOSTON. Dec. 4, 1900.
The citizens OF Brighton, Mass, at public meet.
ing, have authorized the seectmen TO license the
proposed mile trotting park In that town.
The nomination Of Mayor ShurtleH for re- election
meets the approval Of the ward and city republican
committees, and there - consequently little doubt
OF bis reelection TO the Mayoralty. A republican
ticket for Aldermen was agreed upon last night.
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AUSTRIA.

A Special Mission from Paris-The Difficulties
with North Germany.
vienna, Dec. 4, 1859.
Prince Metternch, the Austrian Ambassador at
Paris, has ARRIVED here. The object OF his visit Is
to receive the instructions Of his government IN re-
gard to the questions at issue between Prussia and
Austria
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Died.

Died.
BRowN.-On Saturday, December 4 PETER DROWN.
native OF Ballinrobe, county Mayo, Ireland aged s.
years.
The friends and relatives are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral from Is Eldrldge street, on
Monday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
Mayo (lreand) papers please copy.
O'BRiEN.-On Saturday, December A. CATHARINn
O'BRIRN, a native OF Dungarvon, county Waterford,
Ireland, aged Il years, months and "a days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend the funeral, from the residence Of her
mother, POI Wooster street. on Monday afternoon at
two O'Clock, from thence TO Calvary Cemetery.
TOONEY. In Brooklyn. on Saturday, December 4.
JAMES TOONEY, surgeon OF the Flfteth precinct p0-
lice station, native OF Athy county Kildare Ire
land. in the 37rh year OF his age.
The friends and relatives are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral. from his late residence 1926
Hicks street, on Monday afternoon, at halfpast two
O'Clock.
[For Oyter Deaths See Ef1hth Pa1el
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CUBA.

Illness Of General Lesca-DIore Troops from
SDain-LOan TO the Spanish Government.
HAVANA, Dec. 4, 1869.
General Lesca fs sick and General Carlo is or.
dered to relieve him Of the command Of the troops
In the Cinco Villas district.
Spanish war steamer arrived from Cadiz yester.
day with battalion of troops, also the family OF
Captain General De Rodas.
The Spanish Bank will issue SIX millions in cur.
rency as an additional loan to the government.
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The New Torpedo Boat.
The Navy Department being satisfied with the ex-
periments with the torpedo boat the other day. has
ordered the construction Of twenty Of the boats ana
work VIII be commenced on them ar once. They
viii be an entirely new feature In naval warfare and
1t is said the Of their construction is known
only to certain officers in the Navy Department.
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GERMANY.

Royal Banquet to MIR. Burlingnme and the
Chinese Mission in Berlin.
BERLIN, Dec. T. 1869.
Their Majesties King william and the Queen OF
Prussia gave grand dinner at the pal ace to-day in
honor Of the Chinese embassy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burlingame, with eighty invited
guests, were present. and the reunion was at once
magnificent and very agreeable affair.
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FOREIGN ART NOTES.

The members or the Dusseldorf Academy OF Arts
have during the present year. produced paintings TO
the value or $4,000.
The Museum OF the Louvre, in Paris, has just
bought group In ivory representing Venus bound
by Cupid, Tor the sum OF $1,000. 1t was originally
presented by Louis XIV. to the Chinese ambassador,
and was taken by soldier o. the SACK OF the sum-
mer Palace who sold 1t for twenty dollars.
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THE NEW ORLEANS RACES.

New ORLEANS, Dec. T. 1850
At the Metairio Course today the frat race milo
dash, was won by Morgan Scout
inc second race three mile heats, was walked
over by Helmbold.
nings. -
won BY Mamie McNairy.
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TELECRAPHIC NEWS
E r ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
M. Guizot on Parliamentary
Empire" in France.
THE SPANISH CONSTITUTION RESTORED.
FRANCE.

n. Gulxot and the Parliamentary Empire.
PARIS, Dec. A, 1859.
N. Guizot has written q letter to o member OF the
French Corps Legisatif on the political affairs OF
France He advises the members to support the
Parliamentary empire.
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A.-Lisht Breaks I'm mt Last.-Hafr Dyes have
been In than thousand years; till
has perfect article for the restoration locks Their
Liza, OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR e the grand toilet
triumph of the In In like
quite clear quite free from sediment disa
geeable odor Yet impars the grsyest head
natural brown perfect black, without staining the scalp
drying the hbres
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The Condition of the Cannls-B0ats Frozen In
ON the Erie-Arrest OF IA Canal B0at Owner
In Albany-Accident the Harlem Railroad.
ALBANY, Dec. d. 1862
Dispatches have been received here to-day an
nouncng the condition Of the canal as follows:-
At Amsterdam the ice in the canal is firm; but re
boats are there At Fonda the Ice In the canal is
two inches thick with but one boat frozen In. At
Canajohare the canal is frozen over and unless the
weather moderates 1t Will be closed for the season.
the wind Is east, with prospect OF snow squat.
There are but few boats there. AT Fort Plain the
basin Is covered with ice. There is but one BOAT
there and 1t is loaded with coal and bound for Chit
tenango. 1t will probably reach there next May or
early IN June. From lion we learn that there are
already unloading and preparing for winter guar.
tere. Little Falls despatch SAYS
srhere are only nine boats on Little Falls Canal
i've bound west and four bound east. At Fayette-
the boats are moving steadily both ways. AT Rome
1t 10 showing and freezing There Is one boat load
OF coal near Oriskany and one load OF grain at New
London frozen In there We are just starting an ice
4vefy poat through from mere. At whitehall the
Champlain Canal is closed; but our boat remains
there all the others having worked through by ex'
traordinary efforts"
J. @. Worden, Of Oswego, has been arrested here,
charged with stealing portion Of her cargo OF lum
The mercury to-day indicated two degrees above
zero. snow storm prevails this evening.
Near the KihderhooK station last evening gen.
ueman named Craig, and his wife, attempted to
cross the track in their carriage, when the vehicle
was struck ana demolished by the Boston express
spine was broken. The horse they were driving was
Killed.
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A.-The Restorcr America Is the Only Pures
fragrant recrementess mpid color resorcr dandruH DIS
perser hair falling OF preventative hair reyve skin aud
community. Sold In large bottles 81 each. SIN
GLE BOTTLE GUARANTEED TO RESTORE THE ORIGI-
NAL COLOR OF THE HAIR Sold at MACY'S, Sixth
avenue Shortly 70 be had Of al d5qsgss throaghput the
sale depot 202 East Thirtieth street.
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Sign OF the Times.
New York ia growing fast that leading merchants
find necessary keep places OF business In different
tons Thus Mr.: Z. A. BROOKS leader OF fashions IN
dies gentlemens and chidrens Boots and Shoes
tabished at 57S Broadway, has Just opened handsome
store at No. 64l Broadway Fourteenth He
and large stock Of goods including elegant
ment OF ladies' and eenemens Slippers for holiday pre-
eaui
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Aired, Red Noses, GrOggy Fuces, Frosted
flesh, chbains chafes letter botches runrounds ring
worms cured by Dr. G0URAUD'S ITALIAN INDICATED
SOAP In fact such remarkabe action has this celebrated
and extensively used Soap the human skin that
every deformy of the cutice and cake puf-
chased for &c., OF Dr. GOURAUD S Bond street
number, OF druggists, will effect . New Years
callers should lose time In securing . supply.
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SPAIN.

Constitutional Rights Restored.
MADRID Dec. a, 1869.
Tho constitutional guarantees which were sus-
pended not long ago as q measure OF public safety
have been restored.
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Afford & Upper, Misunderstanding Silver.
smiths wholesale and RETAIL Nos ISL 789 Broadway.
corner Tenth street, stairs.
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A Positive Cure for Black Worms or Grubs
and Pimples the face, Ia PERRY'S COMEDONFs and
street. New York.
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A Beautiful Hat is tho Chief Attraction iu
a gentlemnns wearing apparel NO artist can cIcel
ing covering for the head. They combine all the excel
nccs that mechanism perfect and long experience
concentrate In hat.
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A.-The Best Photographs in tho City arc
made bv CHARLES n. FREDRICKS CO., 6S7 Broad
way, opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
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Albert Weber.
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
[ANOFORTES.

Endorsed by the first artists-PAREPA-ROsA, KE4
LOGG, TOPP. BRIGNOLI THEO. THOMAS, MILI9r
PATTIsON, BRIsToW, sANDkRSON, MAKErzEK and
others, al the
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A Holiday Present.-POilak & Son, Mann.
facture, warranted genuine, Meerschaum Goods Stores
$40 Broadway Nicholas oel John street, middle Of
block Also repairing and boiling done.
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NEW YORK.

The Erie Canal Frozen Over.
UTICA, Dec. 4, 1859.
The Erie Canal is frozen over The thermometer
Indicates ten degrees above zero.
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A.-LAdios, Faces Enameiled; also tho Pre-
garaon for sale, with Instruction. By NJ LAU5SoN Nou
RrondGay.
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A.-Major william Manson, Of BERGEN City.
Hudson county New Jersey ssys:7.for year. hair hs
been falling out but since usiag BARRY'S TRlCOPHER.
GUS six months the falling ont has and the hair be-
vigorous and strong. For sale by all druggists.
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| A.-Wenther Strips Exclude Cold, Wind,
DUST &C. R0EBuCK BROS, IS Fulton street. New York.
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MARINE TGlNsFeas.

The following is a list or marine transfers made
from December 8 to date:-
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A.-wafcrproof Boots and shoes.-Lnrgs
assortment OF the best quality cheap.
BROOKS 4 SONS, Broadway, corner Howard street.
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Flowers. Stands and PedestGIs for Win.
dnw.Tlncy Chairs Carved Brackets JardeuIsres, Ao.
suitable for presents, all at reasonable prices.
q. l.. Il J. II. kelly 4 Co, 661 broadway.
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At r. BOoss,, 440 Broadway, Between
Howard and Grand streetsopenlng Of retail department.
VIII for the sixty complete assorment OF
lades and gentemen's FuR5; also Large variety of Seal
and AstrAkhan Sacks and other novelties
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LEADING pIXNoPoaTEs IN AMERICA

sl0 PER CENT
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Holiday Siyles.--Gcn;s' and Youtls, Dres
Hats ready, at prices to suit tae tines
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DR.. Hoi LilIus, Late Physician to Moham.
med ell Zadek, Bey OF Tuns on temporary visit to the
straot opposite seinway Hall, New York. may con-
suited above, day from 10 to o'clock.
Inv
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IN Two years as per INTERNAL REVENUE RETURNS.
wAREROOMS,
FIFTH AVENUE CORNER OF SIXTEENTH sTKEEr
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Positive Cure for Black Worms or Gruhs
and Pimples the face, II PERRY'S COMEDEM and
PIMPLE REMEDY. Sold BY all druggss. Depot % Bond
street. New York
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Swiss Carved Goods, suitable for the HOii-
day trade Swiss Manufacturing Company " hoa NQEs
teenth street, Union square
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The Canals ut Rochester.

HUCHESTEK, Dec. 4, 1867
The weather is cold There Is considerable ice In
the canals, aud the poats are moving slowly.
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A Red Nose and Plmply Face 10 Too I'm.
slightly Call Dr. PERRY, 40 Bond street, and be cured
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Iron Crossings for French
trE or Mansard Roofs, OF
twenty-five different pnterns,
unepualed In beauty OF design.
Illustrated sheets sent application
Iron Fronts and every description OF Iron Work
for buildings. , ,,o
Iron Works In Twenty eighth street, Second avenue and
Twenty ninth street, New York.
:, Proprietary Medicines for sale, Including
Mexican Mustang Lniment Lyons katharon, Magnolia
Balm, Lyons Powder and Their valuable articles;
WIN. Il. EvERSON So Broadway.