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Ante-lIortem Statement.

Coroner Keenan, yesterday took the ante.mortem
abatement OF Robert J. Towle, Of GAL East Eleventh
street, now lying in Bellevue Hospital, from the
enects OF stab wound, received ct the hands, It Is
alleged OF Thomas Fitzgerald, on saturday evening,
as heretofore printed In the HERALD.
Towle says that at abou seven O'Clock on Satur-
day evening was gong 70 kaiser's tailor shop, IN
avenue b; when | reached about opposite NO. 600
East Eleventh street man came ont and asked II
wanted to nights one word LED 70
another when I took or nv coat TO light;
slipped and the man fell upon me; another man,
think named Murphy, assisted the frat man 10 peas
me; sent for my brothers, when they came 70 my
assistance; then sent for some OF my friends and
they came with me where the first named man was [;
! stepped up to this mao and hit MIN, when ne
instantly etabbed me- there were several around who
saw the stabbing; the man who STABBED me was
about thirty.1v or forty years old ana had DARK
whiskers, running under the chin; nave seen the
same man fighting before.
DR.. James O. PinQry, house surgeon or bellevue
Hospital, deposed that Towe was placed under his
care at half-past ten O'Clock on Saturday evening,
suffering from q stab wound OF the abdomen, and
in the DOCTORS opinion the wound Ia sn exceed
ingly dangerous one.
As Towlc does not know the name OF tne person
who stabbed him the jury found that he was danger.
ously wounded by a stab al the hands oil man
whose name Ia unknown, on the "a oay OF sep
tember 1862
Fitzgerald. who is alleged TO have used tho knife
on Towlc, Is still IN prison, awaiting tue result OF
the INJURIES indicted.
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in the case OF sehureman, convicted OF purioinng
United states national currency from the United
states Urea sury Department Judge Fisher reserved
his decision.
Increased Revenue Receipts IN virginia.
Commissioner Delano has received letter from
Supervisor Presb ry, OF Virginia, announcing that
the collections on manufactured tobacco in that
State from March TO eptember, 1858, were S2so,2ir:
ana between the sam months OF the present
year they amounted TO ST. s4oels, being an increase
OF this year over sst OF s. ho1oi3o Inc amount VI
manufactured tobacco ship ca OUT OF the Sla'e III
bond t,urinu the atty months 1853, above referred
to, was 7,4oO,sT5 pounds. and the corresponding
period Of the present year ,4J2,soo POUNDS, ..
2,oe99l pounds In excess OF the snipneuts oi iaos
year. very large proportion Oh 'ne .ooaoco
shipped Ia bond 10 Northern cities to export through
bonded warehouses Ia thsre Withdraw "a ana inc lax
paid. The revenue from tobacco In ine STATE ior
one year, from March H. 1859, IL Is esq niateo VIII
be six times as large that OF tho prev Gus year.
Internal Revenue Agpointmei VS.
Samuel Brown, Jr., has been appointed. assessor
for the Fourth district of Tennessee.
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MAR YLANO.
Important suit Against National Banks-LibeI
Suit.

Important suit Against National BanIss-LibeI
Suit.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 4, 1869.
case OF considerable interest s being argued at
present in the United States Circuit Court for the
equity The case grows out OF the dealings OF Bayne
A. Co., prominent banking house in this city a
short time since with three Of the national banks OF
this city, VIZ, the National Mechanics Bank, the
National Union Bank and the National Exchange
Bank These banks loaned Bayne co. upon col
lateral securities stocks, &C., much larger amounts
han ia allowed by the banking act (sectlon 29)
TO be loaned to any one individual or firm. Joseph
b. Stewart, formerly OF Washington, VINO ls credi-
tor of Bayne Co.. filed several Oils, alleging that
a large part OF the loans in question, being
in excess of the amount prescribed by
the National Banking act 10 be loaned 10
any one firm, are void, ana the banks
therefore, have no right 10 retain the securities
same belong to himself and other creditors OF Bayne
IS Co.. and prays that the said securities may be
transferred by the banks to reasyer Tor the dement,
OF the creditors OF Bayne CO.
The banks aege that they made the loan IN good
faith and that under sound construction OF the
Ranking act the loans are not v0ld ana their TUE 10
the collateras is good. The banks demurred to the
bills OF stewart and 1t Is the demurrer that Is now
being argued. The principal question at issue ls
whether u loan to any person or firm by national
actually paid in, is void. For the banks, keVerdy
Johnson ]. hewitt steele and T. b. Horwitz. For
complainants, j. Il. Stewart, A. B. Magruder and
John =. Hanau. r,.,
Judge Dobbin libel suit against the proprietors OF
the american Is trial, the plaintiff being former
newsboy on the railroad between Baltimore and
Washington, who lays his damages at $4,000.
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NINETEENTH WARD CITIZENS, ASSOCIATION.


Demand for Increased Facilities of Travel to
Up Town Districts.
meeting OF this association was held last night
at 1000 Third avenue, the president, Mr.. John
Foley, in the chair; Henry H. Morange, secretary.
The association ct present consists OF about 1900
MEMBERS 800 Of whom were elected last night.
The objects or the association are set forth In
be presented on Thursday next, committee OF 100
having been appointed to wait on the Mayor
To his Honor A 0AKEY HALL, Mayor of the city Of New
The undersigned citizens Of the Nineteenth ward and
srsat want o stage and railroad scs between Yorsve
I svs pa q s Inc civ . ws s
dents Of New Jersey Long Island or wescheser county
sme and thai oo eonoraSiy Seated n we'll ventilated
ears Wh sav ~ and sS ST are
We cannot lonser submit TO this outrage and neglect on the
s1snj some relief sishsr y sTssns stage route. o.
Filth aysnSs Stage siad leir routes q EshyssS
MEN, points between Harlem and Fortysecona street g
dummy engines from Harlem TO Fourteenth street In If
their horse railroad on Madison avenue forthwith, as they
We are forced to add that now arrived when
something must be done and the undersigned are resolved
Assistant Alderman, Senator or Assem6yman who viii moi
EHw YORK, September, 1859.
This petition has already 1000 signers.
Tne following communication from the Ninety
second Street Ferry Company was receiyed:-
ASTORIA L. l., Oct. 4, 1859
DrAs siR--The management OF the Astoria Ferry Com.
rany having interest IN common with the citizens Of New
York establishment OF proper Of conveyance
and from the ferry landing at the foot of
street. beas leave hereby respectfully 10 sug
ee through you 10 the meeting Of the Citizens Association
held evening consider the above subject the proprey
OF adopting the said ferry landing the terminus OF the
stare or car proposed In that event this company will
be harry tho people OF forkvie IN the
rrsef moveme, towards this most desirable end Your
obedient servants A. W. WlNANs, PRESIDENT,
The meeting adjourned to meet next Tuesday
night.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoSDoN, Oct. $50
account. United states bonds, 1862 s4i4 1866, s3l
1867 s3 ten-forties, 76ta Stocks steady. Erie
Railway, "a; Illinois Central 941s.
PARIS BoURsE--PARIs, Oct d.--ThelBoufse opened
quiet q, halrpast three O'Clock. Rentes, III. 22c.
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FRANKFoRT, oct t-united
States bonds naL five.twenties OF the issue Of 1867,
LiyERP0oL CoTTos MARKET.-LIvERrooL. Oct A.
1880 =. M.--1he cotton market closed nrm al an
advance. Middng uInands, 12Ad l2ad.; MID.
ding Orleans, 123sd. q I'D. The sales OF the day
foot up 10 600 bales, OF which amount 5000 baies
were taken for export and speculation. ,
HAvRR COTTON MARKEr.-HAvRE, oct. 4.-Cotton
opened quiet and closed quiet and steady for both
on spot and anoat
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LIvERPOOL, Ocs'
A p M-Common rosin closed at 5s. sd.
LONDON MARKET. LONDON. Oct 4.-Linseed OIL,
$50 1s. per ton. r
PETROLEUM MARKEr.-ANTwERP, Oct. A-Pero'
leum firm; standard white 6oAf.
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LOUISVILLE, Oct. 4, 1889.
The fall meeting over the WOODLAND Course com.
menced to-day. The weather was cloudy ana the
track In fair condition.
The first race--the Gait House Stakes-for three.
year olds two mile heats, entrance nifty dollars the
Gait House TO add 81, 900, res ulted as foll0ws:-
John Harper's ch c. Exchange. ........... ]
w. X. Babcock's CHI G. Helmbod. ............ 2
w. Bnfords b. G. Versailles. ................. 3
Cheatham and Woods b. T. Mamie Douglass Dist.
w. n. Thomas' b. G. Louisville. .............. Dist.
8. \. Dranes CHI. G. Joe Aiken. Dist.
Time, 3:44, 3:41H.
The second race, for the Green STAKES, mile heats
lor three year Odds that never showed in public pre-
vious 70 August ], entrance $40. the pool seller
to add 5000.
BuIOruS Gil. T. Sen6eW.. ......................1
A. X. Richards oh. {. by Mickey Free. 2
Time. 1:62-1:4sx.
Richards MY was the favorlte In the pool sell.
ing foy the two hsQts by two 10 one.
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RHODE ISLAND.
sufocated in a weil-FataI Railroad Acci-

sunocated in a weil-Fatal Railroad Acci-
dent.
PROVIDENCE, Oct. 4, 1869.
On Sunday afternoon at one O'Clock, James Live
sey entered an incomplete well In Woonsocket to
strengthen the curbing which showed signs Of weak
ness. On starting to come out he had been raised
but a few feet when the curling gave way and he
was buried at a depth OF twenty.sx feet. He was
preserved from instant death by shield OF plankng
and his voice could he heard asking that his rescue
be fastened. Digging commenced at once, nrst
Afterwards OF the Town Council. Thework was kept
nm continuously and the body was reached after
twenty six hours digging. He had probably died OF
sufocation and been dead twelve or fourteen hours
John Connell was killed at Albion this afternoon
while coupling cars on the providence and Worces.
ter Railroad,
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TELECRAPHIC NEWS
r r. o m
ALL PARTS OF TIE WORLD
Spain Refuses Foreign Mediation in
the Cuban Question.
~~~~>~~~~~>>~S>S~~~~~~~
General Sickles WithdraWS the Ameri-
can MediatOry Tender.
~>~~~~U~oo~-~~~~o>~~~>~~>
Father Hyacintile i'm Danger of
Accommodation.
SPAIN.

The Counter Revolutionary war-Another
Battle and Defeat Of the Insurgents-For-
eign Mediation in the Cuba Case Refused-
General sickies' NIediatory Tender With.
drawn.
LONDON, Oct. 4-P NJ
There has been an interruption OF the Geographic
communication between England and Spain during
to-day, which Is attributable In part TO q storm
which has prevailed on the coasts, but In the main
70 the cutting Of the telegraph wires communicating
with the various ports or Spain by the Instruction
airy forces operating at certain pohts inward from
Ehe shore line In that country.
| The latest advices to hand previously report that
D battle had taken place at Espera Guerra between
she government troops under General Palacios and
republican force mastering 100 strong. the
fevoluti0nists were dispersed and compelled to
retreat to the mountains after obstinate resist.
anco, during which they lost forty men killed and
sixty wounded, ana had twenty three of their mum.
Der made prisoners. The government troops lost
twenty men killed and thirty-eight wounded
The AmericanCuban diplomatic difficulty is re.
garded as terminated. The Spanish government
refuses all offers of foreign mediation IN the case,
maintaining the position that the condition OF affairs
IN Cuba is domestic question entirely.
Major General Sckles has. consequently, trans
United to the Madrid Cabinet an official note
formally withdrawing tho tender of a friendly me.
diaton by the government OF the United States be.
tween the Spanards and the island revolutionists.
Cortes in Session-Martial Law-LegislatIvc
Dissensions-Uuba to be Held.
MADRID, Oct. 4, 1869.
The Constituent Cortes reassembled yesterday and
resumed Its session.
The government to-day introduced bill to sus-
pend the rights OF individuals until the insurrecton
IN the South is suppressed.
The rebellious movement Of the republicans will
have the Immediate effect Of suspendng the con.
stitutiona guarantees and OF investing the govern.
ment with the extended powers necessary for the
suppression Of tn e instruction.
1t is probable that II the bill demanded by the
government is passed the republican deputies Will
withdraw from the Cortes.
1t is asserted that the United States governments
has renounced oil ideas OF intervening in the case OF
CUBA.
French Reports of Rndica, Progress-A Throne
or Democracy.
PARIS Oct. A, 1862
AL the reports which have been received here OF
the progress OF the republican movement in Spain
are confirmed. The town OF Reus, nine miles from
Tarragona, has declared for liberty.
II is said that the ex-Kng Ferdinand, OF Portugal,
has by this time accepted the Spanish crown; but II
this combination does succeed withIn egas IA,
Spain will be o republic.
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FLORIDA.

The Alabama Expedition Mt Fernandina-
More Recruits from Georgia.
SAVANNAH, Ca, Oct. 4, 1860.
The Morning Ne,cs has reports from Florida OF
the arrival Of the steamship Alabama at Fernan.
dina, on Friday night, from New York with
400 men, including officers. for the Cuban expcdi.
ton now rendezvousing on the Gulf coast. The men
were Immediately put aboard the cars and sent TO
Cedar Keys, where steamers await them. Two nun
dred men arrived at Baldwin, Florida, from Savan.
nah on Saturday night, supposed to be portion Of
The command now organizing in Middle Georgia.
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ENGLAND.
A Disabled Agitntor at Bay.
~o~o<o>o~~~~>~-~

Disabled Agitnt0r at Bay.
LONDON Oct. 4, 1869.
Some time since person was admitted to the
Kings College Hospital IN this city, having met
with serious accident. He has since been identi-
led as either Kelly or Deary, one OF tho Fenian
prisoners rescued from the custody Of the police at
Manchester some time ago. A division Of armed
police now guard the hospital to prevent another
rescue The patient however, is not likely to sur.
viva his iniuries.
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KENTUCKY.
The Louisville Commercial Convention.

The Louisville Commercial Convention.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 4, 1869.
Governor Chamberlain, OF Maine, has appointed a
full delegation TO the Louisville Commercial Convcn.
sion. The Governor OF pennsylvania has appointed
, full delegation. The following additional railroads
Fll pass back members:-Camden and Amboy, New
Rhiladclpha and Trenton New YORK and Phadel.
phla, and Erie roads. The Pittsburg, Cincinnati and
Pt Louis, and the Ohio and Mississippi roads, will
Issue tickets good for the round trip for one half the
regular fare. The indications are that fully twenty
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NEW YORK.


SARATOGA, Oct g. 1899.
iro broke ont at midnight last night IN build.
ing occupied BY Jenner & Co., druggists; Gibbs
Son, nour dealers; Cave 4 Peters, lawyers; J. h
Putnam. lawyer; y. Hoag, lawyer; n. NJ. Bsmming
way insurance agent and W. Barrett, Justice Of the
Peace The building and most OF It's contents were
destroyed, the building was owned by @. w. Com.
STOCK whore loss 10 $500. The Insurance. ia not
known. Jenner 4 90. lose from $1,000 TO $4,000:
insured for $4,000. They lost all their books aud
papers. ID. Gibbs h son lose $4,000; insured Tor
1l.600. The lawyers lose nearly oil their papers IL
= supposed that tho Ore was the Work Of an incen'
dloTy.
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FRANCE.

Napoleon on the Turf-Pcre Hyacinthe in
Danger-City Elections.
PARIS, Oct. 4, 1862
The Emperor attended the races at the Bots de
Boulogne yesterday.
Pare Hyacintne is menaced with sentence OF
major accommodation.
The supplementary elections for members OF the
Corps Legislatif from Paris take place on the It'll
OF November
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death Of an OctoRcnarinn Hero.

on the Sd inst. there died in Freeport, L. l., Mr..
RAYsoR II. SMITH. q gentleman well known in the
community, aged eiqhty-seven years. He was cap.
tain OF the gallant crew who on the "a OF January,
1867 rescued eight OF the passengers OF the illateu
barK Mexico The cold and wind rendered 1t impos
sible TO afford farther succor aud 100 persons were
drow ned and now lie In a common grave In Rock;
vile Centre For his gallant conduct OIL the occasion
Mr.. smith was presented with asilver cup and an
address. He was beloved by the crtlre community,
who now mourn bis loss, .
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PENNS YLVANIA.

Fircmen's Riot in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. g. 1852
During the nrsmen's procession on Saturday
night and the reception Of the William woolley Hose
Company the shifrer Hose Company was assaulted
with pistols and bricks. Charles Ftzmeyer received
two balls In his shoulder from apistol fred BY o
policeman who with others OF the force, arc accused
6f heading the rioters
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

-..-----~-s-p,on steamship Cuba will leave this
port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close az the Post OMoa
at twelve O'Clock NJ.
The NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe-will
be ready at hail-past ten O'Clock IN the morning.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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Freedom Of Conscience and a Free Church.
FLORENCE, Oct. 4, 1869.
The government offers no opposition to the attend
ance OF the Italian bishops at the Ecumonical
Council.
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After Ablution Use Meen Fun, the Ceie-
brated Chinese Skin and Toilet Powder prevents rta-
ton, soens the skin and renders the complexion decaey
white, smooth and soft. Beware Of spurious ma,lons
Wholesale OF the proprietor r. w. HOBBS 80 Maiden lane,
and 129 Atlantic street, Brooklyn.
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AIarmius scarcity OF Croton.

At the gpresent time when supply Is short,
water should be wasted Plenty of that luxury be had
all the house for twenty-five cents week by using the
Ericsson Pumper which easily managed by any servant
away With that domestic drudgery hand pumping
No is charged them, none wasted Call
and see one at l6i Duane street.
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A.-A.-U. $. Fire Extip guisI,er Same az
supplied TO the y Fire Department. Always ready for
No building safe without 1t. Beware worth.
less inventions. U: S. Fire Exnguishsr Company, No.
Dey street, New York,
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Alas! Why VIII Ye Dye, and Consien 70
everlasting destructive Gre of nitrate OF silver those iuxu
RANT locks when their guardian angel, RksToKER
AMERICA stands ready to restore them 10 their pristine
beauty, color and lustrous eleganceY
Principal retail depot MACY'S stores, Fourteenth street.
Thirteenth street and Sixth
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for Rejoicing great Causes Tor sorow even soon lose e
Influence But the influence Of thing Of beauty auch rs e
KNOX Hat endures forever Indeed the influence Of hl
name of Knox strengthened by the perfection OF his fall
styles. They out and to be had at 22 Broadway
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A.-IIiddietown Mineral spring Water will
postivey cure Dyspepsia Constipation and all diseases OF
the skin and blood Principal depot 1873 Liberty
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A-Notice. -Cherry Pectoral Tr0cheB for
colds and hroats pleasant and will cure They are
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Acknowledgements Ieerschnum Factory
the largest stock, finest goods and reduced prices Factory
No John street, stores 23 Wall aud Il Nassau Re-
pairing done.
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Royal ~ avana Lottery.-pri1 es Paid in Gold
informant furnished Tho highest rap % PAID of Doubooaa
AEd all x nds Of Gold and silver. -
TAYLOR 4 CO., Bauks a, 10 Wa lslrest, N.
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A.-Why is Phalon's vitnlia, when Applied
kray locks Ike fortune left to prodga sonF because
It's salvation for Heir.
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Haven.
New HAVEN, Oct. T. 1869.
The town election here to-day resulted IN partial
success OF the citizens and taxpayers ticket. or
the seven Selectmen but two on the democratic
ticket were elected. The Town Clerk, Treasurer and
Collector are democrats.
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GourRud's. Oriental Cream, 81 so Per Bot
ue IS bond street late Of $50 Broaaway, ANA druFsss
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Take Ayers Cherry l~sctoral 70 stop Yonr
Cnds Coughs Bronchial Affections before they run INTO
Consumption that you cannet stop.
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A.-The Largest and Best Assortment OF
fine ready made Clothing Gents Youths Boys and Cali
drena before offered Tor sale In this country. .
BRoKAw BROS, opposite Cooper Institute, New YORK.
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H,tcbctor,s Hair Dye.-The Best In tho
verdi The only perfect dye harmless reliable. nssanA-
neous. Factory 10 Bond street..
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A-The Chemical Wonder of the Age
whou. poisoning staining he skin PHALoMs Z =,
natural color in from i've 10 ten days does not resos
in any way old played out dyes, "coorers ana res
storef. int ia essentially discovery In science, pro-
cpates no fifth exhaes no vile odor Is not lcky ana "
guaranteed to be tnfalioe as wen as agreeAuie.
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CONNECTICUT.

The Town Elections-The Entire Democratic
Ticket Elected in Hartford.
HARTFORD. Oct. 4, 1869.
The telegraph wires are down in nearly all dlrec.
lions and little news OF town elections can be OBJ
taned In this city democrats elect their entire
ticket for town officers by 600 to 700-about their
usual ma ority on very light vote.
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should use HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM. II gives q soit,
satnke TO the Complexion, removes Rough
ness Rednes Botches sunbnrn TAM &C. and adds sngs
OF you 70 the fading cheek and changes mo ruc country
eiri niJ fashionable city belle n tne use OF me has
lola Rain lies the secret OF beauty NO lady need
eonpan OF her complexion who viii invest % eans IN his
SsIshtfui article Sold al a Park row, New Yor&
ISoyis RATHAIRON Ia the best Hair Dressing.
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Everdell,s, a0ss Broadway,--WeddFng aud
Wishing Cards, honograms, lnialed Note Paper moss
stylish IN the city
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Words OF Cheer FIR Young Mcn, Who, Hnv-
ING fallen victims al evils desfrs better msnhosd
Sent in scaled letter oayeopea freq OF charge Address
HOWARD Association bor z, Phtadslphia. Pa
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A.-For n Stylish and Elegant Ha, go to
ESPESSCHEID. Manufacturer, lis Nassau s,rset.
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Cri.tndor Unrivaicd Hair Dye.--sold
ana applied his wig and scalp factory No AoF voaso.
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An Established Remedy.-"Brown's Bron

CIiIAL TRoCHEs" are widely known az an established
remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis Hoarseness ana
other troubles Throat Lungs Their good reputa
ton and extensive has brought out limitations repr.-
scented be the same. Obtain only "BROWS'S BRON.
CHIAL TROCHES."