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Brennan Hammer Raising.
TIE NEW JERSEY DEMOCRACY.

SsConveution Of the Young Democracy Mt Ho-
Hudson County.
SsThe Hudson county Club Room, in IIoboKen was
ksst evening the scene OF another large gathering
VI the Young Democracy OF the fifth Congressional
Gstrtct Although the meeting was characterized
great enthusiasm there was more OF q calm de
te rmtnation, firm purpose and cool, deliberate re-
40, We than is usually foUnd at political meetings in
Ter Wy Professor A. II. Dundon was President and
Jam o. II. Braun Secretary. A committee or one
rom each ward and township in the comfy was
appOi pted on permanent organization including
Ave / Grnans Eneas Fitzpatrick, the candidate
for Go Ngress, addressed the Convention, and his
remark elected onthursts Of applause, especially
NueolsOn tpayemeut ring Mr. Brann reviewed
me Issu,e Of the contest represented by the
she Young. Democracy on the other and was very
,trvese on 1he police, whom ne proved TO have
abaitei the nauds a. the prlma Ir On motion OF
al n FOR Sherin, and the nomination was confirmed
nv 0ntbursts Of cheering. The nominee arose AMI
AZ Ssscd that he not only accepted nomination
Sut MAI ne would be found al bis post till the going
dowlN Of the sun on election day. Alter some very
AaplritM remarks from The chairman and }. j.
= nllins Ii was resolved TO adjourn I'LL next week
NJ hen TIE nomination of members OF the Legislature
w be taken up. The committee Will then TX The
i'm Tor holding the ratification meetings la New.
srr H0boRen and two quarters OF Jersey CHy.
n COMMUNICATION WAS received from the central
Comm ttee OF the Young Democracy or New YORK,
nromn NJ assistance 10 their brothers In Jersey in
ppr1nr "a enable them to overthrow the corrupt
sr,nu y 70 tich has pundered tie people OF Hudson
comfy ana increased Tie taxes 70 figure twice as
s.rga No was ever before imposed on the taxpayers
ar 5eraev C,h. 10 was noticeable at this meeting
80 n combine, more Of the orderly intelligent and
sspectaDle cleme.'t OF me democracy than has been
Sier,nans and irish were unit. The convention |
ciose1 with a resolutAon fledging The meeting TO |
support us canddates 81 the parry, and 70 take J
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A SILVER WEDDING.

On wednesday evening the naoftues and transient
boarders OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel were rather
puzzled at seeing large and small mysterious pack.
ages being conveyed by numerous well dressed and
respectfully attired persons OF both sexes and all
evidently bent on the same mission. Various were
the questions asked, the knowing ones WINGED
among themselves, when 1t finally became known
that it was the anniversary, silver wedding OF the
steward, Mr.. A. q. Thompson, who has been at
tached TO the Fifth Avenue Hotel since 1t first
started, and who, by his gentlemanly and courteous
conduct. has won q host Of friends and they con-
Guided TO give him on this his twenty fifth ami
versary most substantial token Of their esteem aud
regard. About two hundred took possession OF his
apartments and presented the worthy couple with
different presents, amounting in value TO s., 900.
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state Politics.

The Rhinebeck Times says Governor Holman can
nave no better argument to support his claims to
reelection than that he is opposed by the Young
Democracy Of New York city.
The split among the republicans OF the Fifteenth
district continues. The opposition Of the Troy
Times TO the nominee, Mr.. Davis, is OF the most
bitter character and has caused such serious
detection In the party that the election of demo-
cratic candidate is rendered almost certain.
The democrats of the First district OF Duchess
county yesterday nominated Phoenix Bockel for the
Assembly
The republican convention OF the Twentyeighth
district was held at Rochester yesterday and nomi-
mated for Congress Freeman Clarke for the long
term and Charles II. Holmes for the short term.
REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.
SaratOga-First district, william Rockwell; Sec
Ond district, Joseph w. Hill.
Onetda-First district, George w. Chadwick.
MddtSOn-Second district ID. c. Kilham.
WvOntng-Orange L. Tozier.
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sSnr 0iver McFanand CaaAs Tor view Soss Win iumoer
ssSI M,I.ssiSS; Hsn|s Portland for New York, with
schr Tsaler Henley Portland for New York. with
sshr Herald Han Roosana for New York. with lime to
sshr Maggie Bell Hall, Rockland for New York. with lime
schr Trade Wind Ingraham Rockand for New York, with
sear VIM Bsmsn., Bryant. Salem for Philadelphia
ss ssr 5sr ,p
schr Transit Beckett Boston Tor Psiads,phis
sssl ss
sehr ser.ph, Ryder. Harwch Tor New YORK; with hsh to
Henry Perkins, New Rssfe. % for New York
Sem ~, Chase, FsH River % Ssw yorf 80
ss.s ssss sss New
schr A Tabor, Aldridge Proyidence for New York
schr Fannie Hammer sr0e.s Provdencs for Philadelphia
Sch ~ TGxa;sna Bats, PrSy,dsnss isr RAIlsssgla
@ s
schr piadsm, Chase Providence for New York.
sohr Robinson, koSin.on, Pro,dsncs Tor kondoul
schr Foam, Ccrwin, Providence tor Trenton.
is er fss
So1
scSr wsa Ks:sy Portland q q; New YORK
Schr Thomas Arnold, New Haven for Georgetown,
schr Nelson, Hull, New Haven for Philadelphia.
Schr Terry, Rsynor, New Haven for Elizabethpor.
Schr NAshi Holiness Norshap, New Haven for Elizabeth
Echr Wright, Baker. New Haven for Elizsbsthport
Schr Tiger, Hoyt, New Haven for EixGbsthporI
Schr Sarah Elizabeth, Aunroe New Haven for Elizabeth
port
Sohr Stranger, Davis, New Haven for Elizabeshport
6chr Emily, Morrill,, New Haven FOR Elzabethport.
Schr Hoyt Hoyt, Now Haven for Philsdelphia.
Asw a1
schr Crinoline, Abrams, New Haven for New York.
Bchr Charles Hazard Clark, Bridgeport for New York
6chr Joseph Marsh, Jones, Bridgeport for New York.
Schr Ella Jane, Allen, Bridgeport Tor New ork.
Bchr Dart, Murphy, stamford for New York.
Schr Hester Davis, Porchester for Port Johnson.
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Dirigo johnson. New York for Portland.
Steamship Neptune. Baker. New York for Boston.
Brig Unicorn, Cook. New YORK for Boston
Schr Wild Pigeon, Philips. Alexandria for Providence
Schr Hattie Hswes, -, Georgetown, Dc for Provi-
dence.
Schr E Daley. Small Philadelphia for Boston,
echr Maggie Cummings, Smith Philadelphia for Cohasset
schr Ann Stafford. Brewer Philadelphia for Westerly
Schr Benz Strong, Browe Ezabethport for Providence
Schr E Heller, Mitchell, Newburg for Boston
Schr w Ponder Thrasher. Newburg for Taunton.
Schr E Nash, Nash, Hoboken for Westerly.
Schr Lsmartine, Quincy, New FORK for Chatham.
6chr Josephine, Ltndsley, New York for New Haven.
Schr Leach, Pendleton, New York for Bangor.
Schr + Gregory Thorndke New York for Wellneet.
Schr Hesperus. -, New York for Boston.
Schr Telegraph, -, New York for Mystic.
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TRENTON ITEMS.

Early yesterday morning the body OF woman
was found floating In the Delaware and Raritan
canal, in the township OF Lawrence. outside Trenton
held shorty afterwards. II transpired I'm the eyi.
deL,ce that deceased was Mrs. Miller an Inmate of
the Trenton Asylum who escaped from custody last
week. No msrks OF violence appearing on her per-
son q verdict WAS returned Of death from causes
unknown to the Jury
Chief Justice Beasley opened the Mercer County
Court yesterday forsnOon. The Grand Jury came
into conrt shortly afterwards The foreman handed
IN lwerty five indictments
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MISCELLANEOUS POLITICAL NEWS.


MILFORD, Del. Oct 8, 1870.
Great excitement prevails throughout this State
We have got returns from Kent and Sussex countless
and they show an overwhelming majority for the
democratic party. Kent and Sussex have given q
majority for the democrats Of about 900. This State
is divided of into hundreds, and the following
Appoquinimink Hundred, about 100 majority, as
far as heard from, Tor the democrats; Duck Greek
Hundred, SO; Little Creek and Kenton Hundreds,
about $50; North Murderklll Hundred. 200 majority
Tor the democrats; South MurderKi Hundred about
800, and Milford Hundred, &c.
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THE NEWARK HAMMER ASSAULT.

In'the Essex County Court at Newark, yesterday,
Jacob Koh, indicted for an atrocious assault on
Michael Dunn the particulars OF which have already
been fully published In the HERALD, was put upon
trial. Kohl III The course OF an alteration with
Dunn struck the latter violent blow over the right
temple with hammer, INJECTING wound which 1t
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Further Republican Disaffection.

In wyoming county, a county that has been over
whelmngly republican for years. there is a serious
dIsanection and bolt. The county convention was
held last week. The Wyoming Democrat says
1t started in q row, and the republican towns who
give the votes were invited to take back seats. 1t
ended in row, and numerous delegations and dele
gates withdrew. The plan OF those who run the
thing was TO gag the towns that give the republican
votes, and they did 1t.
The Perry (Wyoming county, sun, staunch re-
publican organ, has long editorial reviewing the
situation, and declaring uncOmpromising war
against what 1t terms the "ring."
The boilers ut the Wyoming Convention held a
meeting, at which the following resolutions were
adopted
Whereas has become apparent that the organization OF
the republican party Of the county of Wyoming has fallen
the hands Of who exclusively for their
aggandzemen dsregardng the interests and expressed
viii of the people, and
than In the Of their selection and location
therefore,
Resolved independent republican electors Of the
of Wyoming who opposed to the action OF the
convention held Warsaw this day requested to send
delegates from each county ention 10 be
the Court House Warsaw Saturday, October g.
1870 o'clock p. NJ, for the purpose OF nominating
county ticket that will meet the approval Of the majority of
the republicans of the county and that shall be under
and control of ring MASTER clique fac
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was feared for weeks would prove fatal. He, how
eveI Is now VI fair way for recovery The jury found
verdict " guily, with q recommendation to
mercy. Kohl was remanded for sentence.
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Steamships Batavia, Liverpool Gen Barnes, Savannah;
Rapidan do CLYDE, Charleston III Cid Wilmington, NC
Terry, Eewbern Saratoga, Richmond, &c; Fanlta Pha-
delphia
Wind al sunset NE, fresh.
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MO MORE MEDlCISE.--ANY INVALID CAN CURE
IN himself without medicine. Inconvenience expense BY
DU BARRY'S delicious Rev aena Food, which eectually
dyspepsia Constipation CONSUMPTION, Darrh1a and
all kinds Of fevers and somach disorders Sold In tins
One pound, 81 25; IL pounds, $40. DU BARRY CO.,
l63 William street, New York. and at all druggists and
groccrs
DADICAL CURE FOR STRUCTURE rIsTULA. PILES,
III Diseases the Pelvic viscera Diseases Deformi
ties Of the Eyes Nose Face and Person. R0ok mailed for %
cents. HENRY A. DANIELS M D.,
la Lexington avenue.
CPOoL CoTroN-ORRs / ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- and best imported FOR hand and machine sewing;
full assortment ALEXANDER KNOX, 642 Pearl street.
d. Enn 400 GOLD COIN
sps)UV.OOO TO be distributed at Grand Gift Concert
in aid OF Mercantile Library OF San Francisco, California,
oct. ~, without fail.
Treasurer, the Bank OF California.
Slooooo, $4,000.
$4,000, 10000.
1923 gifts 10 al--S5O0 0o0.
Tickets $6 each to had with circulars giving full
ticulars, at
PC. DEvLIH'S, No. Wall street.
DELMONICO'S Fifth avenue and Fourteenth street,
v. GTRAUDY'S, BlbH Broadway.
Fifth Avenue and Grand Hotels.
Orders by mail TO DOKE PETERS, No, Wall street,
Will have prompt attention..
Ali tickets unsold Oct ID viii be returned 10 San Fran
cisco
California bankers and merchants residing IN New York
or visitor from the Pacific coast will certify to the IN
tegrity of this enterprise and of the management,
DORE PErkR6, Deafness Agents.
BAN FRANCISCO, Sept ]. 1870
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BELOW.
SAILED.

Brig Brisk, Is days from Cenfuegos (by pilot boat Ear
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MISCELLANEOUS.

4 PsOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
"A different States publicity no charge TIL divorce
obtained ADVICE Also Commissioner FOR every state.
+. !. KING. Counsellor nj Law 1858 Broadway.
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
"A different States; deseron, &c, sufficient cause; no
publicity no charge until divorce obtained Advice free
M. HOUSE, Attorney, IS Nassau street
GOOD RESOLUTION.
BUY your China, Glass Plated Ware, Cutlery, Cooking
Utensils other House Furnishing Goods where you
can get them best and cheapest.
EDWARD ID. BASSFORD'S,
Cooper Institute.
Price marked In plain figures No two prices
Illustrated catalogues sent free.
PHEIAN 4 COLLENDER,
Manufacturers OF the
STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES.
illustrated catalogues sent by mail.
Warerooms, 1913 Broadway, New York.
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0Eo.
CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 6, 1870.
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sHIPPINe NE W s.
Weather Along the Coast.

OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF OCTOBER.
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ive months have this debt OF $685. OO0 paid all
their current expenses, carried out number OF i'm
portant public improvements and have 100000 in
bank to tnelr credit. They were appointed by the
radical Governor OF the State. They have been re-
nominated by the radical convention. with much
reluctance II IS true but still their names have been
placed on the republican ticket and this fact alone
would snfrce to carry the city Of New Orleans
THE CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS
will comprise nearly all those VINO contested the State
In 1885, General sheldon, the only member on eth er
ticket who obtained his seat has of course been re-
nominated He has the respect OF both parties
General Sypher, OF unlucky memory. mas also OBJ
tanned o denomination from the republicans. How
he got II Is mystery, for not many months ago, at
mass meeting Ill the ST. Charles theatre he de-
mOus,r specifying particularly the pet schemes OF
those who have now renominated him TO Congress
The democrats have renOminnted Judge Bailey,
whose evidence before the Congressional Invesfl-
eating Committee did more to damage the cause
than all the radical Witnesses put together, and
Judge Michael Ryan, whose chief recommendation
IL that he was fairly elected last time and never
ought to have been unseated. The other nominal
tons require no comment Leaving one or two
names out OF question. IL would be difficult to say
which side runs the weakest ana the worst Congress
could have carried two or three Congressional
districts. As 1t Is 1t remains doubtful whether they
Will gain one.
THE UNITED STATES sENAroRsHIP
is the main bone OF contention, Governor Warmoth
Is stIll too young to enter the lists. He probably
holds himself in reserve for Senator Kellogg
succession, unless at the expiration OF his present
term OF ONCE, two years from now. he should be re-
elected Governor A constitutional amendment,
qualifying him for reelection, is now before the
State. But the list OF patriots willing TO serve their
country for an insufficient salary Is large enough TO
give him every variety OF choice. There Is Mr..
JONI Ray, OF Ouachita who represented Louisiana
In Congress before the war, strong convert TO the
republican faith, good lawyer aShrewd far-sighteu
politician and possessing all the pecunary qualilca
lions for obtaining the nomination. There 10 General
A. l.. Lee, Of the Union army, state printer ana
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THE GAZETTE.
THr1RsDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER "a

CONGRESSIONAL BUSINESS. - Among the
;nnortant bills which failed at the last session
of Congress, and are likely to come up early in
the approaching session, arc the following, A
bill to encourage ship building, 10. There
arc several bills to increase American com
merce, among which is that of the Meditcrra-
mean and Oriental Steamship Navigation
Company. These bills mostly provide Tor The
transportion of the United States mails TO Ecu
rome BY Steamships built 10 the United States.
A bill to encourage teleeraphic commuuica-
ton with foreign countries. Included IN this
bill are the proposals for telegraph cable be-
tween San Francisco and China and Japan,
and also between port in the United States
and Belgium to relieve members OF Congress
from importantly, and to preserve the indie
pendence of the different departments OF the
Government to regulate the hours OF labor
throughout the United States; TO establish o
postal telegraph system in the United States !;
to make the Importation of immigrants under
labor contract unlawful; to reform the civil
service of the United States to estab-
iish Territorial Government in Alaska; to
admit as States in the Union the Territories OF
Colorado and New Mexico; to make it a mis-
demeanor to sell munitions Of war to a foreign
Government to use against another friendly
Government ; to aid the Kansas Pacific Rail
way, and also one for the construction OF the
Memphis and Ell Paso and the Midland Pacific
Railroad to punish polygamy to reduce the
rate of postage, and to abolish the Thanking
Privilege.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

IA FOR SALE-The eligibly situated three
E story BRICK HOUSE, LOG Duke street.
between Pitt and st. Asaph, containing ten
rooms and bath room, with hot and cold water.
The house is furnished throughout with gas
and fixtures and is n most desirable residence
being located in pleasant neighborhood: The
adjoining lot is offered with the above mention
cd property, or it will be sold separate if de-
sired. For terms apply at No. 40 south ST.
Aesph street. nov l0-tf
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GTEA ED OYSTERS.
~
TO ALL PATRONS AND THE PUBLIC.

We beg TO inform you that we have reopened
our oyster house. at our old stand, No. II north
ST. Assph street. where we keep constantly on
hand during tho present season 3 good supply of
FRESH OYSTERS.
Oysters served in all styles cheaper than any
place in the city. There will be no oysters
huckstered by u in this city, but will be fur
nshed in any qusntity when ordered.
All orders from the country promptly 1T
tended TO.
There is also ladies' saloon attached to this
place, up stairs. Respectfully,
WIN. A. BAGLEY s. CO.,
No. II North st. Asaph ST.,
sep 29-tf Alexandria, Virginia.
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r AIDES PARLoR AND TOILET SLIP
Ia PIERS.
Ladies French Xii Broadway, Ladies Last
ing Broadway, Ladies White Kid Maria An
toinette, Ladies' Victoria, Ladies Paris, La.
dies Lasting Toilet, Ladies' Cashmere. Serge
and Csrpe! Slippers.in every style and quality,
At WADDEY'S. "A King street.
T AIDES AND MISSES RIDING BOOTS,
u ut WADDEY'S, IA King street.
NEISSES' WALKING AND SCHOOL
Iva BOOTS.
q fine stock of new styles, beautiful, durable
1T WADDEY's, a King street
MISSES FINE BOOTS,
lYA- In every style, quality and price,
AZ WADDEY'S, IA King street.
CH11DErSS T bo5T5: ANDSohoo1
The largest stock and greatest variety in the
At WADDEY'S. IA King street.
INFANTS FANCY BOOTS & sLIPPERS,
A fno stock, in every color, style snd quail
ty, ct greatly reduced prices at
at WADDEY S. "A King street.
rDWIN {. BUETS FINE SHOES FOX
T. LADIES,
at WADDEY'S, II King street.
NENTLEMEN'S FINE DRESS BOOTS
VI AND SROES.
& large stock of new styles, very handsome,
of tho best quality, AMI at low prices.
WADDEY'S, "a King street.
DOIS AND YOUTHS FINE CALF AND
ID KIP BOOTS,
ut worry low prices.
DUBBERS. for Ladies, Misses and Children
IL Mems Arctic, Congress and Plain Cloth
Overshoes.
WADDEY'S ii King street.
NENTS' TOILET SLIPPERS.
A large stock: Goat, Calf and Morocco OPP
era, Cloth, Carpet and Plush Plain Slippers.
worry cheap, at
WADDEY'S, "a King street.
DOYS AND YOUTHS SLIPPERS, for
, house and street, very cheap.
oct loft WADDEY'S, "a King st.
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STEAMBOATS,.
CHORrEST ROUTE TO WILMINGTON
y CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH, NEW
ORLEANS, AND ALL POINTS SOUTH.

WASHINGTON, NORFOLK AND BOSTON
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
On and after MONDAY, October i, l81U'
the new iron steamboat LADY OF ~
THE LAKE," Captain J. W. Denty,
will leave Waters wharf, Georgetown, MON;
DAYS and THURSDAY Us, at II a. m. and
her wharf, foot of Seventh street, at p. M,
reaching Norfolk the following mornings, con-
Meeting with the S. and r. K. r. for all points
South. and with the steamers of the Merchants
and Miners Transportation Company for Bos-
ton, which leave every TUESDAY and Fri
DAY; returning leave Norfolk TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at 4 p. m.
Fare to Norfolk, SIS; round trip, So.
Fare to Boston, including meals and state
room, SIG.
For freight or passage apply to g. Waters,
Ts D. Gioner So5o Rh Va or to-
s. P. BROWN 81 SON,
General Agents. corner of Fifteenth street and
New York avenue, where through tickets to
al principal points south can be procured.
ort l2-tf
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+. J. MURPHY, Il. :;

have examined tho Brazili#n Pebble and
Australian Crystal Glasses OF Or. N. Born.
hardt, ard regard them Of superior quality and
surprising any that ever canlo under my OBJ
serration. Testimonials from the most promi-
nent citizens of the country prove that numbers
take pleasure in recommending him to any who
NAV need lis services. r. II. HAYNES,
Pastor of tho u. 6. Church.
Alexandria, Va, Sept. 10, 1870.
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Y AIDES WALKING BOOTS.

4 la.ge stock, and great variety of new
styles, French Calf. Pebble Goat. Russia Lesth-
or, Lasting Pebble Goat FoXed, Lasting French
Kid Foxed, Lasting Calf Foxed. Plain Goat
Morocco and Calf Boots, st very low prices,
At WADDEY'S, "a King street.
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SnnLnulncr j., 1870.

AIeYNndrla, SepLenlhcF +, lou.
Judging from the interview which ! have
had with Professor 81. Ecrnhardt. J. believe
him to DO skilful OnLicisn, and from the
many certificates which he his from toe highest
mon of the South, thai he is ID experienced "nd
reliable Oculist.
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TURS AND MILLINERY GOODS.

Just received o large assortment of FURS,
such as pure Sable Capes ard Muffs, Sable
Mink Capes and Mufs, Siberian Squirrel and
ErmiEe Cspes and Mufs.
Good sets of Ladies' Furs for 81 per set, and
Child7ens Furs for 81 per set; Swsnsdown
and Ermine Trimmings.
Furs made to order and repaired at the short
est notice.
Also good assortment Of seasonsble MIL.
LINERY GOODS and GENTS and BOYS
HATS and CAPS.
Miss G. A. HEWITT,
oct 2i.1m 50 King St. Evans old stand.
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Roots AND SHOES.
l1Es, RIITTON BOOTS.

II Ane stock: French Kid, Velvet English
and French Cloth, Kid Foxed, Russia Foxed,
Turkey Morocco Foxed and other new styles,
which cannot be surpassed for beauty. duraoil-
ity and chespness, -.
ct WADDEY'S, "a King street.