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Ills HOOP SKIRTS.
WM. II. HOPKINS

Has REMOVED his Mandatory and Salesroorns IN
M, -, No. Ills CHESTNUT ST. PHILADELPHIA
mhere ms own Make of Champion
auapted 20 tlrstclass Wholesale Trade
70 embrace the most extensive assortment i'm the Unon %
M lhe latest and most desirable Styles ShaDes IentS @
hzeS - p 81 yards round, Plain and GGTed D.
els, Malhhg KRIS Reception Trails &C. Ne toSater
e1 % qlerent varieties Of Misses Cnildrens
S OF style, finish lightnes elasticity
heal Cheapness uneduaed nv 80 ~
o" tne market and are warranted every respect SirI
nae 70 orue Altered and Repaired WhOleaie and +a
cents. 5n low Priced Eastern Made Skirts Is Springs
springs, cents ''S'' SV springs Ooc; and 30
pricS F CORsErs CORsETs y! 81 different styIes and
ii % cents to $780, embracing Woripv
Moodv ptS Madam FOys Corset Skirt Supporters Mrs
E~u 1aSht Seladjusting Ablominal" Corsets Francb
PattsTns nF Hand made Corset superior French
Flte especial attention. ~ Ne' W "hicn we III
n assortment of Ladies' Under Garments at very low
sHgfN HTehera Agent for the BARTRAM & FANTON FAMILY
Eit tNu MACIiIN rs, any other beir tIn nI
ir OF these No. Machines Price s55 each are being
Ever 10 our customers in order them
or persoh IN want OF articles in line should examine
lars at our manuactory and Salesrooms No III
Philadelphia. aTSm W. 1i HnSStnut ST.
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Delaware Railroad Line.
FALL ARRANGEMENT
Onand after

MONDAY, OCT. 5th, 1868,
Passenger trains will run as follows. nm
, til further notice. ;sRAll Trains sundavs
aeXcepted.
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New Goods at the New Store


This Company continues to Insure property on rea
sOnaDle terms and for several years pasi has paid lis
fO!ICy Holders an annual dividend of and 10 per
cent The dividends paid on the lst day of Jam
mIums, due on that day.
IL is The boundeA duty of every man. not onIv to his
Iemy out MS creditors to keep his property insured
hu no man mas any reason to complain of his neigh.
Oors and lrends' they should refuse 10 contribSte
towards the loss of his property being bound for the
simple reason that insurance is cheap apd agents oa
The company reside in almost every town Throughout
The State, and for trIhng cost can he made securo
from loss Of his property by fire. If mah will mt
use the precautiOn TO his property against oss
by fire, if il Is insurable he has no right to call unon
his neighbOrs TO assist him.
The Kent County Mutual has a CapitaI of eoOO
600, and pays promptly It's losses
Parties deslrous Of insuring in this Company will
call upon the following agents:
AGENTS.
Leonard J VanhInckle. IJOnh M. Reynolds, FELTON,
Delaware City, Geo M Davis BrideevilIe
Jesse s Huntingdon, Smyrna James Ponder, Milton,
q. b. Dickson, Dover Paul A. Davis, Lewes,
Jas. Cowgirl, ( {DO'ei' II. IT, DoWninG Tanrai
H.. Cowgirl. Willow Grove, Wesley Stack,
j. T. ronlA' Milford. Greensboro, Md.
Wm' M Hickman travelling Agent, Sussex CO., at
Lewes, Delaware.
DIRECTORS.
Smyrna, ThOs. B Bradford, Dover
James r. le.nents, " William WaIker :.
v iIlia@ Denney, e James Prettyman,
'acoo DeaAyhe' = Bridgeville.
..f OFFICERS. %.
GEO. w. CUMMlNS, President, SMYRNA. r.
JAS. COWGILL, Trea'r. Dover. !"
GEO. b. DICKSON, Secry.
&TBuslness communications promptly attended to
GEORGE B. DICKSON, Secretary, Dover.
GEORGE R. DICKSON,
DOVER DELAWARE
ie7 ,'66-lY. ID , ,v..s
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AID rOR THE AyoADALE SUFFERERS.

Subscriptions Received mt the Herald Onlce
Yesterday.
The following contributions in aid OF the sufferers
by the Avondale mine disaster were received at the
HERALD Office yesterday
FlFrY-USE DOLLARS AND SIXTY CENTS.
PAcKARD's BUSINESS COLLEGE,
e3y BROADWAY, Sept. Is, 1859.
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD
Enclosed ind check for b51 80, the contribution OF
the students oil this institution TO the fund for the
Avondale sufferers. WM. ALLAN MILLER.
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
At meeting Of the Cracker Baker Guard h ED at
the corner OF Grand and Elizabeth streets on Sat
urday evening, September Is, motion was offered
and carried unanimously to donate the sum Of
twenty-five dollars to the Avondale sufferers which
please ind enclosed JOHN LEE, Captain.
PATRICK J. ROACH, Secretary.
BERNARD CURRY, Treasurer.
TWO DOLLARS.
LAKE GEORGE LowLAND LODGE, Sept. II, 1862
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Please accept the enclosed two dollars for the
AvOndae sufferers from two little children.
FLORENCE AND JAMIE.
+. w. H........
s. H., Eighth avenue contributes two and a half
dozen chidrens hose TO the benefit Of the sufferers.
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oapacityt-w0re q red wafer upon her forehead TO
mark her from the rest OF her yet even this did
not prevent him from sometimes kissing the wrong
woman. 1t was very sad
The Haymarket company are still starring In the
provinces. They Will return towards the close Of
this month, when will be produced new comedy
by Messrs Tom lwny not Thomass Taylor ana
Augustus Dubourg, entitled "New Men aud Old
success at Manchester.
The Globe the Holporn and the Adelphl are all to
reopen In the course or fortnight.
The proprietors OF Roshervle Gardens q pleasant
tea grove near Gravesend famous as 1.-THE place TO
spend happy day" have Issued an amusing adver-
tsement. After recapituating the many delights Of
their earthly paradise they conclude thus:-"Thou-
sands upon thousands Of people have reDented Of
pot coming here.n Like the 1r5hman's wardrobe.
which consisted OF garments which he did not pos
sess. Rosherville would seem, Them to be chiefly re-
markabie for the number OF persons who do not
visit It, THIS must be the reason why one 80 rarely
meets happy man.
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NEW YORK.
Suicide at Niagara Falls.

LUCkFOFT, bepL w. 1859.
special despatch from Niagara Falls says:-On
Friday night man between twenty-five and thirty
ave years Of age registered at the Cataract House
as Carl Schurz, New York. 10n Saturday morning be
LEFT the hotel with his bill unpaid and has not yet
started for the new svsners,on Sra@e but c6snced
ns mlnu and went to the ferry and crossed TO
Cauada, 10 going over he remarked to the ferry.
man, whiie looking up at the falls, that he could
MRlk over on th9 edge Of the falls He went to the
liable liable, KOCH LOOK on his coat laid It on piece Of
money and watch TO a boy who was standfno by.
walked into the water. which IL shallow and about
ten feet from the brink sat down or slipped down
aud shot over the precipice. Some persons werc
below the sheet Of water at the time His body re-
NAMED on the rock below for several minutes. and
sheet but WA tna6 EalHSd oX and has not y sat
been Recovered. us Coat and two pairs Of gloves
are now In unssssAion OF q. D. Lewis, Clifton on
tari0.
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MOVEMENTS OF Woe PRESIDENT CoLrAx.-
Scnuyler Colfax Vice President OF the United States
of America, and ex-oflco President of the Senate.
arrived on the steamship Moses Taylor from San
reception committee, consisting Of United states
Senators George II. Williams and Henry w. Corbett,
Captain John c. Alnsworth. Colonel John
McCracken and Henry D. Green. Major General
Crook, United states Army, had ordered the army
band from Vancouver and military escort, which,
however did not arrive In time to take part In the
reception. Quite procession Of carriages and citt
zens foot accompanied Mr.. Cofax to the residence
OF Senator COrbett whose guest he Is Tonight, We
learn the Vice President will hold a levee at the
Philharmonic Hall, on First street, between Stark
and washington. He will be glad TO meet his fellow
citizens and the public generally. sam Bowles. of
the Springfield Republican,, is with Hon. George H.
williams United States Senator. and ex-Lieutenant
banker.-portland fOiego,D Herald Sept I.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Sept IS, 1869.
Sugar-Exports during the week from Havana
and Matanzas TO foreign ports 81 900 boxes. 1000
hhds.; to the United states, 900 boxes 1000 hnds
Stock In warehouse In Havana ana Matanzas,
22O, 900 boxes 1900 hhds. Muscovado, inferior or
common refining, active at a TX reals per arrobe.
Molasses-Clayed firm at Ok reals per keg; musco-
vado or common, 6h reals per key. An advance In
sugars Is prevented by scarcity OF tonnage. Ship
ping In portal ships ana barks, 81 briggs and
schOoners.
Exchange-On London, II per cent premium on
Paris, 8 q ~ per cent premium. Gold exchange on
the United States, 90 days. sight, per cent pre-
MUM; gold exchange on the United States, short
sight, sH per cent premium. Exchange on tho
United States, so days sight, currency, 81 per cent
discount; exchange on tie United States, short
sight. cuyrsuoS. ~ per ceat DISCOUNT
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PENNS YLVANlA.

Split Among tho Philadelphia Democracy
The Assnssins Of Onlcer Brooks-ssuAocated
by COul Gus.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 1e, 1859.
The nomination Of new democratic city ticket
appears 10 be badly received by the party. Three
democratic Sunday papers to-day denounce the
movement, the leading paper doing so In terms OF
bitter invective.
A reward Of $500 has been offered by the Mayor
for the arrest Of Hugh Mare, Neil Dougherty and
John Mclaughlin, parties who are believed to have
shot revenue of1cer Brooks This reward Ia offered
on the strength OF aYidavits made.
man named Connorton, his wife and woman
named McGinnis. In poor Circumstances went to
sleep on the noor OF Conn0rt0n's house, In the
northwestern part Of the city, last night. This
Connorton was nsensible and breathing hard
caused by sleeping In close room with coal IRE
burning In CRATE. The man will probably die
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

The Cincinnati Commercial Excursionists-
Movements OF the vice President.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. IS, 1859.
The Cincinnati commercial party chartered
steamer to-day and went short distance to sea,
and afterwards visited the harbor Notifications.
Vice President Coifax reached Marysviile yester.
day. He was received by o committee and escorted
to his hotel. The Mayor and the Common Council
and the citizens generally called on him. He viii
arrive here tonight.
Flour is unchanged Wheat, 81 so a 81 90 for
choice shipping lots. Legal tenders, "a.
Mining stocks were dull and closed with general
decline. Alpha, 10; Belcher, IA; Bullion, Is; Chollar
Ii; Confidence, 80; Crown Point, 81: Empire Mil,
80; Gould & Curry, 20; Hale & Norcross, 1l6 Impe-
RIAL 30 Kentuck, l7S: Occidental 10; Ophir, IA;
Overman, 90; Savage 39 Sierra Nevada 2; Yellow
JACKET, 80.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 10, 1860.
Vice President Coifax and party have returned
from Oregon In good health after most pleasant
trip.
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MISSOURI.

Meeting Of Prominent Railroad Men in st.
Louis.
ST. LOUIS Sept 10, 1902
party Of prominent railroad men, embracing
many Of the officers and heavy stockholders OF the
Lake Shore, Michigan southern and Toledo, Wabash
and Western railroads arrived here on a special
train from Springfield, ILL.,, last night. Daniel
tlemen OF New York were with the party. These
gentlemen are on a tour OF inspection over the
Toledo, Wabash and western Railroad with the
view OF consolidating 1t with the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern road.
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WISCONSIN.
Lynchins of a HIgI,wayman.

OHIUAuO bept IV Io0B.
despatch from Portage CITY, Wis, says:-Yester.
day morning, at hafpsst one O'Clock, the Columbia
county jail was entered, the Jail officers made cap
tives and Pat WildlrK, notorious highway robber,
taken from his cell and hung. The deed was done
30 quietly that the citizens knew nothing about It
until morning. The lynchers were disguised and
appeared to come from a distance Wlldrk was In
jail for highway robbery, and 1t was while his ex-
animation was proceeding that the old man Gales,
from Ktb0urne CITY, was murdered. This makes
two ypching and TWO murder cases that have occur.
red In the vicinity Of Portage City within week.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
The Social Science Association.

THO JOcluI Scituce NSyOC1at1On.
BOSTON, Sept. 10, 1869.
The next general meeting OF the Social Science
Association Will be held In New York on the goth,
27th and 2Sth OF October. From the names and
character OF the gentlemen that will take part the
proceedings promise to be highly interesting.
George w. Curtis, Professor T. w. Dwight David
Dudley Field. Sheppard Romans and Frederick
Librarian. SpeakeriBlaine J. 4. Garfield j. A. Potts,
II. L. Dawes Professors Gilman and Bacon, of Yale
College; Professor Henry, OF Smithsonian Institute
and other prominent gentlemen VIII read papers on
the occasion.
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RHODE ISLAND.

Fatal Accidcnt-Appointncnt Declined-Sea.
man Drowned.
PROVIDENCE, Sept. 10, 1889.
Captain De catur Oakes packet master between
this city and New York, fell through the hatcnway
OF his schooner Matilda Brooks, at Port JEFFERSON,
on Wednesday night, and died the next day.
James Nj. Clark, recently appointed by President
Grant District judge for the District OF Rhode
Island, has declined the appointment.
Steven sullivan, OF New York, deck hand on the
steamer Thctls, plying between this city and New
York. fell overheard when of WEXFORD on the last
trip. and was lost
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VIRGINIA..
Fatal Alteration In Norfolk,

Fatal Alteration In Norfolk.
NORFOLK, sept 10, 1859.
Last night In an encounter between Corporal
Charles H. Smith, OF Company X, Seventeenth infan-
try. ana George Scullats, policeman, originating In
an attempt OF the policeman to arrest Smith for tho
disturbance OF the public peace, the former was
shot and instantly killed by Scaats. During the
scue Smith bit OF Scullatls' lower lip and also gave
him two severe blows on the head with club.
Scullats was arrested and preliminary examine
hon OF the ofncsr Will DO held tomorrow morning
before the Mayor.
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FRANCE.

Prim's Departure-The Austrian Premier
Expected-Napoie0n Not The Turf.
PARIS, Sept. 19-Evening.
General Prim has left on his return to Madrid,
where no will arrive on Tuesday next.
Baron Beust, the Austrian Prime Minister, is
expected here.
me weather is stormy to-day. The Emperor did
not attend the races at the Bots de Boulogne
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OHIO.

Arrested on Suspicion-Large Amount Of Pro.
pcrfy Recovered.
CINCINNATI. Sept 10, 1892
Richard Clark and Henry Rose were arrested yes.
terday on suspicion OF robbing the pork house Of
Briggs Swift on Monday night. Flfty.sIx thousand
dollars In bonds and large amount OF jewelry and
silverware were found In their lodgings. Bills re-
cevable TO the amount OF about 100000 were also
recovered but not the $4,000 In money taken at the
same time.
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the RAILROAD FREIGHT BUSINESS SOUTH
The Railroads South of Louisville Not Blocked
with Freight.

LOUISVILLE, oepC, IT., 1907.
The railroads south Of Louisville to Nashville,
Memphis and New orleans are not blocked with
freight, as reported by New York despatch.
There mas been some delay IN transfer from JeGer.
sonville TO Louisville which s not expected to con.
ttnue any longer The bridge the Ohio river 10
rapidly approaching completion, which will render
delays impossible.
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A.-Ten Years, Labor Rewarded.-F0r Ten
years Phaon Son, the celebrated Toilet Chemists,
gray hair to its natural gn' which ha oe free from any
noxnns mr. element and in short perfectly
hdy sediment discussing smell Their long Sb1rs have
SALVATION FOR THE HAIR accomplished the beau.fy-
ing change from Ave TO days. Any depth Of color
be obtained by continued applications. Heretofore all
attempts achieve this object have been utter failures
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RHODE ISLAND.
Trouble in n State Bank.

Trouble In n State Bank.
PROVIDENCE Sept 10, 1862
The Commercial Bank Of Bristol, which has been
under control OF State Commissioners because Of
the cashiers Irregularities has been enoned by the
Supreme Court and receiver appointed TO wind up
Its affairs. II Is State institution anu has no
circulation.
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MOVEMENTS OF TEE PRESIDENT.

A Quiet sabbath Mt Washington, Pa.-Future
Movements Of the Presidential Party.
WASHINGTON, Pa, Sept. 10, 1869.
THIS morning Mrs. Grant, accompanied by General
Potter and Mr.. Smith ana ladies, attended ihe
Eplscvpal church. The President did not attend
services today The extreme quiet here is so much
enjoyed by the President that he Will not leave until
Tuesday morning when with his family he intends
driving In carriage to wheeling, distance OF
thirtytwo miles, and will there take special car at
i've O'Clock In the afternoon for Washington city,
where he will arrive on Wednesday noon.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Asiatic Squadron.

Adyces from hong Kong to August 10 reports that
the vessels OF the Asatic squadron were at the fo
lowing ports:-The Piscataqua, Aroostook, Monoc-
ocy, Oneida, Iroquois Idaho and Ashnelot o. YokO-
hama, the Maumee at Fo0ch0w and tue Unaiiiia at
Hong Kong
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remarkable pumpkin vine IL chronicled by the
wentzville tMo) Ne,cs, OF which the main stem L.
800 Yards long and which has produced sixty pump
kins seventeen OF which measure from four to five
feet in circumference.
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The Savannah ind Macedonian mt Fortress
Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Va, Sept. 1s, 1869.
The United States ships Savannah and Macedonian.
Captain n. B. Harrison commanding, arrived In the
Roads this afternoon thirty days from Madeira,
with all on board WELL
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

FRANKFORT BouRsE.-FRANKroKr, Sept TO-
United States tive-twenty bonds are aat at SIX
for the issue Of 1861
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- y--s.1 E . O.
TELEGRAPHIC NDWS
F. Rom
ALL PARTS Of THE WORLD
Napoleon's Desire with Re-
spect to Cuba.
General Prim In Madrid and Lord Ga
rendOn in Paris.
Arrival of the Duke of Edinburg
at Jeddo.
GREAT FLOODS IN CHINA.
Attack ON the Foreign Residents
in 1ziogo.
TERRIFIC GALE AT YOKOHAMA.
Several American Vessels
Wrecked.
SPAIN.
Attack ON the Foreign Residents
in Riogo.
GALE AT YOKOHAMA.
Several American Vessels
Wrecked.

~~>>~~>~~~>~.>~~~>~~~>~~~~~
Reiaforcements for Cuba-Ths NTinlsteria
Delegation Home from Frauce-The Throne
Question. ,o
Via London and by French Atlantic Caole.
The army muster and despatch OF troops OF the
line for service In Cuba continues by order Of the
government
General Prim. accompanied by the Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, will return on Tuesday from
France.
I report is in circulation In the city to-day to the
efYect that the candidature Of the Duke OF Genoa
nephew Of King Victor Emanuel. Of Italy, for the
throne OF Spain has failed.
Napoleon on the Cuban Question-Prim and
Lord Clarendon at the Observation-Disclosures
ments for the Army Of Cuba.
MADRID, Sept 10, 1859.
It Is rumored that Napoleon has telegraphed to the
French Minister al Washington that France desires
that Cuba shall be retained by Spain. -
General Prim, IT 10 said, has had second inter-
view with Napoleon, and Lord Clarendon. the
British Foreign Secretary has also had another
audience with the Emperor.
Tue decree proclaimlng liberty Of worship In Cuba
will appear in the 0usctal Gazette tomorrow.
1t Is probable that Becerra or Romero will be sent
to Cuba to resolve on the spot all questions Of admin
istration.
The embarkation Of reinforcements for Cuba has
commenced. 1t Is confidently asserted that Admiral
Topete will command the heet.
The Throne Question.
MADRID, Sept. 10. 1860.
The prospects Of the Duke Of Genoa as candidate
for the throne are improving. A marriage with
the daughter Of the Duke OF Montpenster is pro-
posed.
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ENGLAND.

Effects Of the Late Gale.
LONDON Sept. 49, 1869.
IL Is estimated that 100 vessels were wrecked and
several hundred seamen injured In the late gale.
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Van wlnkle" tarries In the City Of Churches for
three nights.
The European Circus pitches Its tent In Williams
burg to-day, where IL remains for two days. giving
two performances-one In the afternoon and the
other In the evening.
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A.-(sentlemen's Hats.-FaM Fashion Now
ready for specton sale E5PENSCHEIDS AAnuac-
turer, lis Nassau street.
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Take Ayers snrsapariIla 70 Purify the
h,aJ sn1 purga the hamors pupes, bos and soreaS
mp,.h ara merely emblems Of the rottenness within
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Owing to the great increase Of busi. /
ness consequent on the popularity Of |
iheir Cartoon AMI general issue, the
proprietors Of
THE EVENING TELEGRAM
wonid impress upon advertisers the
necessity of presenting their adver.
Itisemsnts for the Cartoon papers three |
days IN advance, to secure Insertion.
In the general issue II Is also necss-
sarv 10 presen. advertisements on tho
afternoon preceding the issue Of the
edition for which they are intended.
THE EVENING TELEGRAM
viii be sent By m all to Subscribers tor
six dollars per year. Address 81 Mas
sau street.
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Electricity Applied for the Removal of Acut0
and chronic diseases at No. West Fourteenth street.
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At Everdelps, 302 Observation-Disclosures
and Visiting Cards Monogran Crests initiated Note Paper
Ac. M atYish In the city.
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Thirty Years, Practically n Regular Physts
.,.c q. .assh the durability Of Epilepsy and other nefs
yonS Please call send for references 70 orsAA
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Cristadoro's UnrivaIled Hair Dye.-SOld
applied his wig and scalp factory. No 6Asor House.
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Cherry PectOra1 Tr0chcs Are Something
lew, good and pleasant for cold throat
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I ing Establishment having made extensive
| additions to It's '.matsrial," In the shape
| OF Presses, Type, &c, &c, IL now prepared
to execute orders with unusual rapidly:
It's patrons aud the public know full we'll |
its style OF work and its moderate prices.
Our designing and wood engraving de-
partmsnt has been considerably enlarged |
to meet the demands OF the public, ani |
We beg to oner to our patrons our en- !
may ace 1T ia give, feeling assured that
our prices will compare fsvorably with
any othsr work OF tho kind. Posters,
Circulars, Cards. Pamphlets Of every a 40,
ssr,p, non Law rrinH anS r Ss Sn done
At short notice and at very low price.
t97 Nassau street, old Herald Building.
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A.--scotch and English Tweed, Newest
STYLES for suits; French English Fancy Cashmere
Vesng and Sa,ine,s, MoKINLEY'S merchant tailor sos
Broadway, corner OF Prince street.
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EsfnbIi,bcd in 1SOo-The Metropolitan job
Printing Establishment ~ Nassau street
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Furuiture.-First Glass Mt Low Prices, at
KELTYS Furniture Store, Broadway, opposite Bond street.