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The Fln9ship severn.

This man-of-war Is now anchored or the Battery,
having just arrived from her very satisfactory trial
trip. She will leave to-day TO join the West India
Squadron, where she will take the place OF the Pow
hatan AZ the flagship OF REAR Admiral Poor, who is
In command in those waters. she will. 1t is said, on
her way, act escort to iron-cad Miantonomoh,
which mas also been ordered join the vessels now
In Admiral Poor's special cruising ground.
The following Is correct and revised list OF the
officers OF the vessel with the exception OF the SAIL
maker, who was yesterday placed on 'waitinR
orders:n-
Commander TO the Squadroa--R. B. Lowry CON-
handing.
Lieutenant COMMANDMENT. Ii. Farquhar, Execu-
tive 0nicer.
Lieutenant Conimanders-D. X. Haswell. d. q.
woodrow.
LteItenants-J. E. Noel, Fleet and Signal 0nicer;
K. L.. hurry, e. H. Houston.
MdSters-A IL. Vail, j. X. Gilpatrck, ]. T.. Soly.
EtstgnS--L. Leutze, Il. q. Hunter
lHdteS-E +. Meyers A. Il. Bateman, J. Fl. Poole,
George M. Bowers, James L. Punkett
Fleet PdDntdSter-Ed ward Foster.
Fleet Engtneer-James Urnson.
Fleet Surgeon Martin
Passed Assistant Suryeon-H. ]. Babbin.
Assistant SuUeon-E. G. Cumming.
First Assistant Engireer-A. II. Hines.
Second assistant Elgtnee1'-- Bissett.
captain or Mdrtnes-A. r. Baker.
Second Lieutenant or MdltneS-A. Ii. 0'Bren.
B00tSlCdtn-A. NJ Pomeroy
Gutlrler-J0hn Cross.
SaiLIlaEef-Samuel Tatem.
Cdlpenter-Warner Bernard.
Captains Cierk-R. II. 1alman.
Fleet PayntdSter's CLERKS. M. Coleman.
Pdgntdster'S Cter6-- Baker.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In tho
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week. now
ready contains the very latest European News by
the Cable up to the hour OF publication; also Tee-
graphic Dispatches from China, Japan and other
points. 1t also contains the Current News Of
the Week; the Fashions; Amusements; Faoeti@s
Foreign Intelligence; Artistic, Sporting, Religious
and Literary Intelligence; Washington News; Obt-
uary Notices. Editorial Articles on the prominent
topics OF the day; Our Agricultural Budget; Re
views OF the Cattle, Horse, Dry Goods and Boot and
Shoe Markets; financial and Commercial Intelr-
gence and accounts OF all the important and inter,
estng events OF the week.
TERns:-Singe subscription, SO; Three copies, $50
Five copies IS; Ten copies, SIS; Single copies. five
cents each. limited number OF advertisements,
inserted In the WEEKLY HERALD.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MAREET.-LoNDoN, Nov. 1880 p.
account. United States 1ve-twenties 1852. SAL.
1885, old. s2,s 1897 S37s; ten-forties 49, Erie
Railway shares, 2oA. Illinois Central 99I. Allan.
tic and Great Western, 20.
FRANKFORT BoURsB.--FRANKFoRT Nov. TO-
United states nye-twenty bonds closed quiet
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LIvERPoor, Nov.
1850 7. M.-The cotton market closed steady.
Middling uplands, llasd.; mdding Orleans, III I'D.
The sales OF the day foot up 10 900 bales OF which
1000 were taken for export and speculation.
HAvRE COTTON MARKET.-HAvRE Nov io-Cot-
ton closed quiet, both on the spot and anoat.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKEr.-LIvERPooL
Nov. ls.-Red winter wheat S. Cd. per GENIAL.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr-LiygRPooL Nov.
19.-spirts petroleum, Is. I'd. per gallon. Talow,
A6s. per cwt.
PETROLEUM NOTWITHSTANDING Nov. lo.-Petro-
leum closed trim ct 0kf. for standard white,
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MISSOURI.
Falling OF a Building in II. Louis-Several
Persons Seriously InJured-Hcavy Libel

Falling OF Building in II. L0uis-Several
Persons Seriously IuJured-Hcavy Libel
Suit.
ST. LOUIS Nov. 10, 1859.
About eight O'Clock this morning a portion OF the
large new stone front building the southeast cor
ner Of Olive and Fifth streets fell with terrible crash
burying from nine to thirteen men at work In the
basement. At this writing six men had been taken
out OF the ruins, one Of whom Napoleon Easton,
has six ribs broken, two wounds in the head
and lungs and il badly injured that he cannot
live. Francis Beager has q severe wound in the
spine and his hip joint BADLY twisted. John Swtzer
Is badly wounded about his head and different parts
Of his body. A. L. Johnston, Con rad All and Joseph
Stanberry slightly injured. Desperate exertions
are being made to extricate the others from the
ruins.
1t appears that the foundation portion OF the
building which fell had been settling for some days
and while the men were showing up
plate. IN the place OF stone plate which had been
broken; the partition wall, thirteen inches thch,
and to the ne roof DOWN with eras
bringing with it all the inner partitions and about
forty feet OF the outside wall OF the building.
Everything fell inwardly therefore no one In the
street was injured. The part OF the building which
fell was forty-nve by thirty-two feet extending to
Men have been working all this afternoon and
evening In the ruins. Only one more person was
taken out-John p. Bashire, the boss carpenter
died instantly. 1t s thought four other persons
still In the ruins but there hopes OF recovering
them alive. Laboring parties will be kept at work
at night The immediate cause OF the accident has not
been definitely ascertaned and probably will not be
until the coroner's inquest, which VIII be held on
Sunday. Many reports are IN circulation about the
insecurity OF the building and the nlmsy manner OF
OF its construction, but they are mainly exaggerated
Well informed persons say IL was substantial struc-
ture and the cause OF Its fall is great mystery.
Judge Wolfe, ofthe Court OF Criminal Corrections
sued the st. Louis Times Company for the publica-
nf thn1 Mart fnw III
tency as judge. He claims $25, 900 damages.
The purchase money OF the Pacific Railroad stock
owned by St. Louis county was paid IN the County
Court to-day BY check on the Bank OF Commerce,
New York. The amount received will be appro-
priated to the purchase OF county bonds.
Another man, not much hurt, has been extrlcated
from the ruins Of the Fifth street building.
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OHlO.

The Erie and Atlantic and Great Western
Railroad Cases--Ratlroad Consolidation.
AKRON, Nov. 10, 1909.
Tho Erie cases are not yet settled In court this
morning Judge Boynton postponed hearing on the
motion until Friday next
About six O'Clock yesterday morning the Treaty
Building and the receiving and shipping houses OF
John ]. Good a Co.'s oil refinery were burned The
loss is $4,000, including large amount Of refined
oil ready for shipment.
The consolidated Cleveland, GAINESVILLE and Gin.
cinnati and Pittsburg Mount Vernon and CoIuIn bus
railroad companies Will be known as tho Cleveland
Mount Vernon ana Delaware Railroad after Dscem.
bor l, with General Jones. OF Mount Vernon SUPER
intsndent The principal offices Will DO hers
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 10, 1880.
A telegram received at the Navy Department Co
day from Captain e. II. Calhoun, commanding the
United States steamer Dictator dated of the savan
nah river, announces his arrival there this morning
with his convoy, all In good condition. The Die
tator had two gales. on Hatteras and tue other
seyenty-nve miles from the Savannah river. The
last gale very severe. The Dictator5 behavior
was excellent proving her a good sea boat she
Was 10 coal and proceed on her way TO Key West
Ensign T. s. Prime has been ordered 10 the
Frolic.
Assistant Paymaster VIM. N. Preston has been
Ordered to duty IN the paymaster'B department OF
the Washington Navy Yard.
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THE LAIe DISASTER ON THE HARLEM RAILROAD.

TWO More Deaths-COroBer's Inquest-verdlos-
OF Accidental Death aad the Railroad CocD-
pnny Exonerated.
BOSTON CORNERS, Nov, 10, 1850.
There have been two additional deaths among tbs
sufferers by the late disaster at this place, making
three In ALL Mrs. Goodale, wife OF Chester Goodale.
OF South Egremont. died before reaching home, and
Birdsee Curtis, OF Catskil expired yesterday morn
ing at the house or Mr. Miller to which place he had
the accident
Coroner Hiram Allen, OF Chatham held an in
quest yesterday afternoon over the bodies OF the
1 Joy mcbIiue ana MT Curtis the jury finding ver-
aict OF accidental DEATH at the same time exonerat
ing inc railroad company and its employees from
The wounded at this place are improving and viii
PROBABLY all recover. Mr.. James Hastead, or Mount
hga, III more seriously injured than at first sup
posed; ne mas been hurt inwardly and his recovery
Is very doubtful.
The road is in good order and the telegraph line In
repaired. The debris OF the work Is being removed
as fast as possible
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Closing Of Navigation i'm st. Charles River
leo In Lake st. Peter-Marine Disasters.
QUEBEC, Nov. 10, 1869.
The River st. Charles is covered with q thick coat
ing OF ice and it is feared that many schooners and
other crafts win have to winter in Palais Royal har
Dor. Lake BEAUFORT is frozen over, and considera
BILE floating ice Is reported Lake St. Peter. 1t Is
showing again to-day. The ship Cobourg arrived
yesterday, and will have to winter here on account
OF damages sustained on her passage. The ship
Pilgrim, hence for Liverpool with timber, Is re-
ported to have been abandoned ut sea.
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FRANCE.

Cabinet RcconstructiOn-M. Il. Olivier aud
Napoloon-BanQuet to the Amnesty ssExiies.o
PARIS, Nov. 10, 1862
II is rumorcd to-day tnat two members OF the
ters party will enter the ministry with M. Olivier
NJ Emil Olivier. whose name has been mentioned
In connection with the new ministry has had an
audience with the Emperor. They will have con-
gultation on Sunday next
grand banquet will be given hero on the etn OF
December in honor Of the returned French exlles.
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ENGLAND.
A Church Prelate Seriously nl-Economy In
Coal, tho New and Grand Question.

A Church Prelate Seriously Ill-Econ0my In
Goal, tho New ind Grand Question.
LONDON. Nov. 10, 1860.
The Archbishop OF oante rbury is seriously III.
The London Times calls attention to the new regu-
tations made by the American government econo.
mzing the Of coal In the navy and says they de-
serve attention In England, although our expendi-
ture OF coal has never been lavish az that which
provoked the interference OF the American Navy
Department. The American government is taking
Che most decisive measures to abate waste.
Cruisers are restricted to allowances OF coal,
which must not be exceeded. This economy 10
not without drawbacks. The use OF sails, which 1t
requires at times, involves the expense for rigging
and increased crews; but, on the whole, the saving
win DO considerable and this example Of thrift
might DO followed here, as far the margin OF
practice fund win permit.
Tho International scullins Match-Walter
Brown Victorious.
LONDON, Nov. 10, 1859.
the International sculllng match between Walter
Brown, OF Portland, Me-, and J. n. Sader, Of Lon
dons occurred on the Tyne, at Newcastle, to-day.
Brown won by TWO lengths.
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EIRys LAST NIGH.

KEROSENE FIRE.-A slight fire occurred at No. q
Cortandt street last night by the explosion OF a
Kerosene lamp in the hands OF Cornelius Sullivan
who was SILL htly burned.
FIRR IN WEST TuIRTY-srxTH sTREET.--A slight
drc occurred last evening in the grocery store of
John Higgins, 55s West Thirty sixth street. MIR.
Higgins loss In stock was $780, covered by a s4oo
policy IN the Star Insurance Company. The build.
ing owned by John kearns, was damaged $3.50.
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Died.

MENEELY.-At Yonkers, on Friday, November 19
Mrs. JANE MESEELY, daughter OF William and the
late Agnes Vance.
Notice OF funeral in Mondays papers.
KIERNAN.-On Friday. November 49, JAMEs KIER.
NAN. q member OF Pyramid Lodge No. 4S0, r. ana
A. NJ.
Notice or funeral hereafter
For Other Deaths See Ninth PdOeI
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A.-Furs Are In Season.-That Is an Indis-
puable fact That KNOX the Halter keeps Furs sell
another fact And still another fact Knox's furs Of
the latest and most fashionable make and OF the
ton Knox Is the acknowledged leader in the line of
and stylish hats. Why should he not lead in the line
There why he should not Call Knox II you
desire to purchase fne choice furs reasonable price,
se the best market affords the lowest prices What
you buy OF Knox-be bat a of furs-you get
Just what is recommended to you.
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Cabinet Crisis-The Ministry Expected to
Resign.
FLORENCE, Nov. 1e-Evenng.
In this city to-day. In consequence OF the election
o. Signor LAMA, the Parliamentary opposition can
didate, as President OF the Legislative Chamber. vo
nave Cabinet crisis, and the resignation or the
sntrs Ministry 10 expected to take place to.morrov
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CITY OL-ITIC S.
Mozart AIdermanic Nominations.

In pursuance OF the call OF the Mozart Hall General
Committee conventions were held in all the Assem-
bly, districts last evening for the purpose OF nominal
ing candidates for Aldermen and Assistant Alder
men to be voted for at the approaching charter
election. The results OF the meetings are as fol-
Inwa.-
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The secret of Beauty Lies i'm tho Use Of
HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM FOR THE OMPLExION
Roughness Redress Botches sunburn Frcckss and Tan
disappear where Is applied and beautiful complexion OF
satnike texture IN obtained The planes fe.trres
made glow with healthfu bloom and youhful bssntw
Remsmber Haeans Magnolia Balm 10 the thing tbsf nro
duce these effects, and lady secure il Tor h csnts
a. OF our stores or at I'll Park New York Usa onv
LYONS KATHARION for the Hair ~a'N"
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Al Benutifyi Northumberland Few
times with PHAL0N'S yITALIA OR SALVATION FOR
THE HAIR, the s,very threads that time has in
the darker hbres of the whiskers the
hair of the head, their original hue There
danger in applying than in bathing the skin with fair
II leaves tenacious tn dishgurng STAIN poisonous
faint behind 1t not yelled from the light with coating OF
paper as the deadly preparations and ems mephtio
udOr.
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Omciai Returns OF the state.

ALBANY, Nov. 10, 1892
Onlcial returns from tile whole State show Mel.
sons majority to be 20 500. The total vote is only
COL 100, showing q falling or OF 2os, bSt compared
Win that OF last year. Tho republican decrease Is
l00,07S; democratic decrease 9g A7o,
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Strike on the Hudson River Railroad.

strike on tho Hudson RIVER Hntir0ad.
PoUaHKEEPsIK, Nov. 10, 1869.
The freight brakemen on the Hudson River Rail-
road refused duty to-day because orders have been
Issued that the rules which govern them must be
strictly enforced. Some little dlnculty was ex-
perenced In the running OF the trains tonight, but
1t Ii expected that the troubles viii cease to-mor-
row,
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The Cabinet Situation.

FAKIS, NOW IT., ISbB.
The Journal 0D'ciel denies that there any found
alton for the that Ministerial changes are con-
0emplated.
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A.-I,udies' Furs,

A.-Ladies' Furs,
Russian and Hudson Bay Sable,
and every article in demand,
at moderate prices.
wARNOCK 4 CO.
SIG Broa ivay.
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white hairs lie thick among living their vitality
natural may be restored without with
PHALON'S VITALIA, OR SALVATION FOR .THE
HAIR. The antages which this chemical pos
all the hair colorng these:-1 IL
cloudess liquid unlike the sticky compound put dark
ened bottles smells sweety recoors the hair, sedi
ment does not spot the scalp and never fails.
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What N More Common or Distrrsssny rv,,,.
bilious attack 2-Who Ia not familiar with hs veil trn
symptoms Oppression the stomach and cbsss c.
spirits rcstessnese, gloominess OF mind veaknsss All,
s p ar. greasy appearances OF thu skin yellow tngs
o. e white Oh the eyes, loss Of nppets and
Few indeed of the more ordinary MA az life ara mora
pssen, than these oious disorders aud ret they
,penuy Dc GOV rtd OF by using DIR. JAYNESs
oy whose operation tho liver will be rapidly restored
W nsahy action, the vtiated secetions OF the somanh
asts. NN"N'"01' ~" w NJ otus
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NEW YORK.

Serious Charges Against the Niagara Frontier
Commissioners.
BUFFALO, Nov. 10, 1869.
Service was issued to-day on the Niagara Frontier
Commissioners to appear before H. 8. Cutting, the
Commissioner appointed by Governor Holman. to
answer to the charges preferred OF malfeasance In
Office.
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PARIS, Nov. 10, 1859.
M. Bauccl, one OF the Deputies who signed the
recent opposition manifesto, has written a letter
explaining that that document is but minimum
programme Of the policy OF the party, whose labors
VIII not cease until on the ruins Of personal gov
ornment they establish the republic.
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A.-The Ne Plus Ultrn Of Fashion, il Espen.
sCHEIDS fall and winter style of HATS just ssuod ia
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A.-Now is the Time
for CHERRY PICTORIAL TROCHFS; they viii cure colds
sorethroas DC No OF those worthless nauseatinG
cubeb things
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Dnvid's Fall style of Gentlen,en,s Hats-As
29gla Broadway, near Duane street.
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ar Everdcips, 302 Observation-Disclosures
Visiting and Ball Cards The fashionable styles only b
had on Broadway.
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ROYAL Havana L0tfery.-Prixes Paid In Gold.
Information furnished The highest paid Zoe Douboons
and all kinds OF Gold and Silver
TAYLOR b Co, Bankers, Is Wal atreet. n Y
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i23 Broadway, near Canal street.
are selling boys Oxford skating JacKets and Vests Ia
match, Of English beaver elegantly trimmed the low prcc
OF SIS. DRUMGobD, KING & CO.,
S23 Broadway, Canal sirsat-
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A.-For the Most Extraordinary Cures Of
rheumatism, Scrofula, &c, HYATTs LIFE BALSAM.
Tenth Page.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best in tho
world The only perfect dye harmless RELIABLE instantn
Factory l6 Bono street
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A.-For the Most Extra ordinary Cures of
Rheumatism Scrofuia, &c, see HYAITS LIFE BALSAM,
Tenth Page.
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AT Gcnin's Former Superintendent, Dan.
COMA, No So Sixth avenue, Hats Furs and Fur Alterations
at % per cent below Broadway prices.
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Weather Strips Exclude Cold, Wind,
Dust, &c ROEBUCK BROS, IS Fulton street, New York
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Loss Of a Propeller In the Straits OF NIacki.
CHICAGO, Nov. 49, 1862
News was received by telegraph this morning that
the propeller Thomas A. Scott struck reef in the
Straits Of Mackinac on Tuesday night and was
wrecked. Her upper works and deck load are drift
ing ashore Nothing is stated as to loss OF life and
the presumption Is that all on board were saved.
The Thomas A. Scott was new propeller, having
been built in Buffalo last spring for ]. c. g. Z. T.
Evans. She was commanded by Captain @. N.
Fellows, and had on board 1000 barrels of flour
81 600 bushels Of wheat ana variousy assorted mer-
chandise. she cost SS5 900. and was insured for
500, 600.
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A.-Chaps, Chnfes, Cracked Flesh and All
hlemishes Of the skin cured by GOURAuD'S
ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP;
received the stamp OF public appreciation years.
driven all mitators oblivion. Prepared Dr. GOU-
RAUD, IS Bond street, removed from 453 Broadway.
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A.-Eord 81 Upper, Manufacturing Silver
Smiths wholesale retail, Nos 737 1883 Broadway.
corner Tenth street, up stairs
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Drumgoid, King 81 Co.,

Cristadoro's Unrivallcd Hair Dye.-Sold
and applied At his wig and scalp factory No Aston House.
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Abel Bros. Selling Rendy Made
CLOTHING at great reductions latest styles In custom
work. 20 Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Institute
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supplied to the n Y Fire Department Always ready for
instant No building safe without It. Beware worth
less Inventions T. $. Fire Extingusher Company, NOT
New York.
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Have You seen Them t--Fisheras Bronchial
TABLETS the American Capitol Rene ~ whiGn. cures
Coughs and all Bronchial Complaints.
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A.-IrOn Fronts for Buildings.
Il. IAGkGAN 4 Il R0CH 4 q

Iron Works, Twenty eighth street, Second and
Twenty ninth street. New York.
Manufacturers OF all kinds Iron Work for Buildings.
The pubic requested TO examine style OF Iron
Fronts, with brick backing, at slight advance
Philadelphia brick front. See buildings No. rs Chatham
street. block First avenue between Fyhr and Fifty
fourth
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A.-Furs Arc in Sensnn.-Thnt

A.-For tho Most Extraordinary Cures or
Rheumatsn, scrofula, &c, see HYATTs LIFE BALSAM,
on
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In View of the Deception Prncficed by DEAL
es In worthless orinde and other spuronl gAche
buyers OF genuine AMERICAN WATCHES shoSd invaria-
bly, denn nd q certificate Of genuiness
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Great Inducements Are Now Cfercd ~
HORACE WATERS, 4Sl Broadway, to purchasers, OF
PIANOS, ORGANS and MELopEONs, for cash, monthly
instamens for rent As he IL giving better arma
than before he invites wishing buy
instruments 10 give him q call
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Of all description for sale and repaired by work.
GEO q. ALLEN 4 SON, LIS Broadway, between
Twenty seventh and Twentye streets and AIS Broad
way, door below Canal street.
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"a slight COid,O COuRhs.-Few Are Aware
fthe importance Of checking cough sgh cold in is
first stage That which in the beginning would yield mild
remedy, II neglected, often attacks the lungs BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TROCHES give sure and almost immediate
lief 1.-THE Trochcs" have proved their efficacy by Of
many years, and have received testimonials
who have used them.
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Words of Cheer for Young Men, VIVA. u.x-
ing fallen vcms TO social evils desire a batter ,,snhn~s
Sent ~ sealed letter envelopes fres OF charge Addssa