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q II I N A.
Inpsrial Resolution Altar Xatrimeny and
Head Of the Empire ~ Head
Of the House.
Astrological DivinatisA and Foreign Diplomatic
DHty-ns Flag Of the Natisa 70 b Uni
s0sn a. . Naval Enign-Fra1cs and
w Russia q the Audience Question.
HuANcuAr Nov. II ls72.

suANGHAR, Nov. IL, 1874
ne Emperor OF China being duiy and solemnly
nArried preparations are on foot for his formal
ascent OF the throne and his assn mptlon OF the
amperial power. The Empress Dowager lthe Re-
gent has issued procamations, calling upon the
Court astrologers to choose an auspicious day for
ehis great event.
THE PROCLAMATION
reads as follows:-
His Majesty the Emperor was called to occupy
the throne while yet child, and at time when
o. sne Sn en- very s ae
Princes and Ministers should bring the affairs OF
the State before the throne, we, the Empresses,
yielded TO the solicitations OF the Court Ministers
aud assumed the regency, at the same time notify
tng that when his Majesty came OF age the rens OF
the last eleven years have, early and late, with
much fear and trembling earnestly strtven to dis
5esty the Emperor, however, having now come OF
age, 1t Is right that he should assume the reins OF
sers. Court and provincial control the aiIairs OF
the Empire and thus discharge the sacred trust
down to MIN y mis- late Majesty
70 select propltous day in the frst moon Of next
year. on which His Majesty may formally ascend the
rites to be observed ON the occasion must be
settled by the Grand Council Grand Secretaries
and Board omcials, and reported to the throne.
N& NEW ERA IN DIPLOMACY.
We may, therefore, conclude that some time
next February, the regency win cease and the
Emperor win ascend the throne. As soon IS this
Dccurs the different foreign representatives will
have little work to do, for the audience question
I. 60 be raised. and l have been given to under.
stand that both France and Russia, at least will
inslst upon the concesson OF the right Of audience
being made by the Chinese. Undoubtedly there
win be considerable opposition to overcome before
this concession VIII be made. but am inclined to
believe that II the s0-caled combination policy"
~ adhered to China will ultimately have to give
way.
THE FLAG THAT BRAvED A THOUSAND YEARS.
On the LIST Of the present month new imperial
n.va! dag was adopted by the Chinese government,
which fact has been notified TO all Chinese officials
aad foreign Minister'S. The new nag is Of tri-
angular shape, made OF bunting. OF deep yellow
color, with Q blue dragon cOurant in the centre.
II Is TO be borne by all Chinese vessels and the
object Of the change is to make the nags carried by
men-Of-war uniform. Hitherto war vessels have
carried the nag OF the province to which they
belong, and consequently the Chinese navy had
forth to be done away with and the navy s to be
centralized not only In appearance but in reality
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The body OF William Cropln, tblrty-fve years OF
age, and born In Ireland. at twelve O'Clock on
Tuesday night was found lying in the hallway OF
the premises No. James slip and taken to the
will be held by Coroner Young. The residence Of
Aeceaeed DID let IaQspiTe
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DYsPEPTIc cONsUMPTIOM-BY DR. J. II

DYsPEPTIC CONSUMPTION-BY DIR. J. H.
USCHENCK.-when Bronchial Consum ption Is compl.
Gated with hepatc disease IAN occurrance by
ton In this form OF the disess We have in addition o
the ordinary Phsnomena Of bronchsl disease, various
ness and tension OF the right side lrresusrty OF the
narrowness Of the whites Of the eyes atuency ndiges
tion with variable appetite, Increased difficulty OF
breathing and cough alter eating hearty meals; iirreG
vomiting some instances Of this form Of the disease
sympomsindcatve OF pulmonic affection in the
commencement Of the malady the only manifestations
of oenE sc % usually present n LIVER yer COM
sde with increased uneasness lying the left mde
irregnlary OF the bowels foul tongue and depression Oh
the spirits are In such cases the nrst symptoms COM
in the bronchial membrane slight There Is slight
cough, unattended with pain. By degrees the cough
becomes more troublesome. and when II continues
Ing too in some degree aecied and sufferer com
plains OF weight and tightness across the chest The
bronchial affection now advances until copous puru
lent and the usual symptoms Of hectic
sCHENcK's PuLMoNIc SYRUP, sEA-wEED TONIC
that win cure Consumption Dr. sCHENCK has been n
constant practice thirty years continually
ing lungs and knows his medicines, IL property taken
will cure Consumption His MANDRAKE PILLS
dissovcs the food stimulates the coating Of the stomach
and aids digestion; his PJLMONIC SYRUP rfpcns tho
matter and nature throws OFT without any cxcron
east corner Sixth and Arch streets PhadephIa and nv
druggists and dealers generally.
JOHN r. HENRY, No. College place, New York.
ITO be contlnuedI
r. s.-Dr sCHENCK will be professionally at hl
rooms " koQQ street, o9 Tneeday. DecepheT %
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SAILED.

Steamships Abyssinia, Canada, and Manhattan for
Liverpool City OF Galveston Havana and New Orleans
brig Eastern Star, Georgetown, DEM
Wind At sunset NE, fresh.
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BELOW.

Bark Lord Baltimore (of Bermuda) Huxford from Rio
Janeiro Nov 6 with coffee to Pendergast Bros Co.
Brig Linus (of Caernarvon) Morris, from Rio Janero
Oct Is, with coffee to master.
Brig Dirigo, from - (y pilot boat Washington No 2g
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REPORTED by THE HERALD sTEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsy0NE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamship Wisconsin orr, Freeman, Liverpool Dec u
NaWs Guiep.
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S SHIPPING NEWS.
wHrrEsToNE TELEGRAPH.

The NEW YoRK HERALD has constructed telegraph line
from New York city to whitestone, IL and the same
open for the transaction of business
This line will be found Of great service to those having
facility will be given to merchants and others to
communicate promptly.
As there is no other telegraphic commute alton with
whitesone, the Herald Line will open for all business
and private and the attended to with all
possible despatch. ra nr
All messages must be prepaid. f.
The following rates have been established -
Private messages twenty-five cents for ten words or
less. two cents for every additional word.
Busnes messages-For message Of twenty words or
less 10 be delivered board vessels of whitesone one
dollar; five cents for every additional wori
Advertisements for NEW YoRK HERALD freq
ovrIcEs
Herald ONCE corner Broadway and Ann street.
Herald Ship News Office, pier No East River
Herald Branch Office, No l265 Broadway
Nhitestone Dock. whitestone. Ii.
Almanac FOR New York-This Day.
.. cum AND NOON. % HIGH WATER.
SUN SUN sets: ::.::::: is sandy IooE.evs Il Il
Moon rises. morn II He'll Gate. ..... eve 9 Al
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF pxrARruRE FROM NEW YORK FOR TEE
MONTHS OF DECEMBER AND JANUARY.
Steamer. ssil. Ds,snalion ore@
City Of Limerick. Dec 20 Liverpool 10 Broadway
Holsatia ........ Dec Hamburg. : 81 Broadway.
CITY OF Parb..... Dec ~ Liverpool Is broadway
Adriatic Dec B Liverpool 10 Broadway
australia. Dec. B. Glasgow Ia Bowling Green
deutschland m Dec ~ Bremen. " Bowling Green
81 Laurent ... Dec S Iiavre.. 80. s. Broadway.
Misconnn ....,. Jan. Liverpool. 70 Broadway.
Thurnga Ian 1lHamburg. l6l Broadway.
City OF New YORK yan. - Liverpool. Is Broadway.
oceanic. IJan. g.. Liverpool. lly Broadway
nremenr .......- Jan. - Bremen. 2Bowng Green
victoria :.. Jan e. Glasgow. II Bowling Green
Hammonia...... Jan y Hamburg 81 Broadway.
Elropa- Jan. II Glasgow. III Bowling Green
Rhem .........lJan H. Bremen. IL Bowling Green
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 25, 1872.
CLEARED.
Bark Piscata3pa tBr). Scott, LiverpooiJ whitney
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ARRIVALS.

Bark Piscataapa tBr Scott, Liverpool--J whitney
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF DECEMBER AND JANUARY.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A BsOIUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFF
"A ferent States legal everywhere; deserton &C. suf
fcent publicity required; charge until di-
yOrce gr nted advice free.
NJ. HOUSE. Counsellor at-Law, lso Broadway
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN,
IA. corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open from A. NJ. tosP.M
On sunday from 3 to r. N.
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
"A Of different States; legal everywhere no pubIicy
fees in advance advice free; commissioner every
State. FREDERICK l. KING
Counsellor at IsAw, 363 Broadway
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CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 25, 1879,
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p s=Dr. sCHENCK will be professionally at his
rooms " kopd street, o9 Tpeeday. DecepRsr %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-29
a Cengre.saman who zsegIgs.t lsss Eicc-


The Hon. l.. j. Shoemaker. OF the Twelfth
congressional district of Pennsylvania, is u
pretty good specimen OF the a'rra%c Grant
politician. He has been i'll Congress, and
wants TO 20 again: 50 he chose Scranton, one
of the chief cities in his district H. Il likely
place in which to buy votes. The Judges "i
election swear that The honorable Shoemaker
offered TO bride them to "co,lnt him III >
when making up the election returns. The
offer was naked, open, and explicit there is
10 getting away from tic evidence. Other
vitnossc,, swear that they were offered yui-
aus sums 10 vote f"r Shoemaker. and the am
bilious congressman with his own haHda
distributed small "rreScnts about the polls
1t will interest some 10 know that the ru!lUi:
rate for Il Uarllanil vote was SOD, that lur
Shoemaker varied !:nH = 10 500. OF
course Shoemaker wIs elected and thCrc arc
rious people in Bottom and r-c"hcr" who
call this sort of thiN~ "a great moral tri.
,mph ."-Ncr l'ViE TrtI"".
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Nobody and Adams,

Strictiyspeakiug, this isl the ticket WHO" Tue
Straight-Out Democratic Con'cntio" 'hce.-
ING here to-day Is expected 10 endorse, Tor II
viii b, remembered that Mr.. o'CoNoR has
repeatedly and pcrsstcntiy declined to DC
candidate for the Presidency. The Louis
willie ticket fell to pieces before the Ccnven-
ton which placed it in the field adjourned,
and, following in its wake. the StaiSht-out
electoral tickets in every state III which one
has been nominated have promptly fallen as
soon lis they were set up.
The truth is that since it was discovered
that the GRANT men were running the boef'
bon movement nearly all of the honest ant
GREELEY men have left il and fallen into the
ranks with Us, rather than ASSIST III III
attempt to perpetuate Radical rule. Heuce
il was that in Indiana. which was consld-
cred the Democratic stronghold, not over
POO votes were pollcd for the Straght-cut
candidate for Governor i'll the late election.
Hence IL Is also that gallant o'dJCBAh EARLY
end men like him I'LL over the South are no"
earnest In the support Of HORACE GEiELEY.
True, some misguided and ever impractcnblc
ucn, like SrErHENs Of Georges, are honestly
supporting NoDorY and ADAMS, but Their
number is every day decreasing, ana at The
end GREELEY will get The best OF thc REM
nant- md the refuse will naturally fail TO
GRANT.
Here i'll Virginia. to Ike homer of virginia
bc it said, BCurbonsm hi, not mustered Il
corpora's guard Of supporters since The cam
raign commenced. We doubt, indeed, whe-
ther there could I've found ~ some Of our
congressional districts man who would con-
cent to be Straight-Out clcctor. The farce
Of q StraIght-Out convention il therefore The
more amusing. By all means Let liz sre it
OUT with all its temporary and permanent
officers, committees OH organization and re-
solutions, and its lons-winded endorsement
of NoyopY and ADAMS. The performance
will take place at the Exchange Hotel today
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DEATHS.

I,i.I on fbn 10th Instant. ut ittsvillc' hlchuinn"
c,un,v I'm the thirtich year of her age hirs. MIL
In al, F. CRABi;E. wife Of at sker T.. orhh,@' Esl
and daughter of The late 7. ". Pend'e'oh' NJ ~
Died on the 18th Instant. JAMES AHIIl'lS IN
thr -Ixtv-iftI wear ri his age after long a!ln gii
fuI illness which he bore with Christian ioi'"'
Coed night It's but Il little while
Of doubt. and 1, ar. and pain.
Ere under days sweet. sunny liSh'
We oil shall meet a2ilil.
Yet in 4 world Of cloudlcss skicS.
Where flowers immortal bloonl .
viii greet the morning light that breaks
The darkness Of the tomb. :
The funeral will take place from Ciay--S S y. /.
Methodist Episcopal church THIS EN EN- d, .
o'clock Friends aud acquaintance are respect-
fully invited tn attend without further houce'
Died OH the 2s,h instant, at the reSidccc OF h ~
bn.hInd H. T.. Ursticr. Mrs. MARGAEEt D.
rE.&T'I ER. aged ffty-Unc years g.
Her flnnral will take place al the reslacnce ~
a--a Main street Rockets, 1t 10 O'clock IHlo "a
Friends aud relatives invited to attend wi'neul
further notice.
Died. at his residence. 1871 Marshall street, at .
o'clcrk Yesterday morning, DANIEL. HokLEi +,
aged fartr-ninc ycarS. Il native oil Banhor' co"h's
His funeral viii take place from 81. Patrick :
church TODAY at Z o'clock. Friends ana &C.
nuIirtlnccs. are respectfully invited to attend.
I,i~!. in this city, on the 10Th instant. JAMES l.
SUtTilAlL, in the iiity-cighth year oi Ills ase'
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i<rrRSATIoHAL SCIENTIFIC WoEKS.-I. |.
E,,Ysox, bookseller. Of this city, has favored
us with COPY of 1.-The Forms of Water in
Clouds and Rivers, Ice and Glaciers, ny
,Iou> TYSDAlL. IL. D., i. X. s. book
particularly notable because il is the first ol
the Compromised international series OF So
cntitc books published hr y. ArrI.ET"N 4,
Co.. New York. The plan embraces 'aiEc
number OF popular books OH Il "i'l" rance ol
scientific subjects, by the lcadDs thinkers ct
different counties. and IL lie Issued from the
press simultaneously il Sew York, London
and Paris. THE Forms Of Wafer Is beau
tifu!y printed and bound, and is illustrated
with a portrait Ut TYSyAL1 and thirty-Hyc
cthel cnglTYinSs.
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In one of the offices of Newspaper Row
in this city, there arose Il discussion i'll re-
gard TO the nerilS OF Mast and Morgan is
c;rcAturi>tsy
One Of The gentlemen taking part i'll The
conversation took up Il copy OF HdFpcr'S
Weekly and called attention to the cIicaturc
of Greeley. "Src." said he, chow Greeley
looks--a great big, fat. lazy booty. Look
al him" And he laughed heartily. Washing
ton (L. o., Of the t0u,Ier-JcuJnal, VINO
frequently shoots oil good thing, made
answer.
"Yes. Nast's power is wonderful. He Is
probably, the greatest caricatullst living, and
doubt if there was ever an ADLER one. lie
is, besides, an artist OF great brilliuncy and
fancy. He would succeed, in all proha-
blitv, outside of caricaturc. 1t is true he
eau make Greeley look like Il BOBBY, he I'll,
make Schurz look like the devil. he can
make Upton look like IL lunatic. lie cal
make Sumner look like bloated English
mall, and lie can even make Jack Logan io0h
like al honest man. But there is one thing
Inc can't do"
"What is tlmt:' asked all in one voice.
$ He can't make Grant look like 4 gentle.
man. was the reply Washington ccrrc
Sp0ndcnce LilcinaaA Commercial.
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The clearly. has no right to naakc do'nicfhary
visits or issue warrants and arrest citizens AZ
his vii! for alleged violations of the law hcis
sworn to execute.
The State Fair.

Should the weather prove favorable, TIE
annual exhibition Of the State Agricultural
Society will have brilliant opening to-day
The number of strangers already i'll the city,
including the commissioners from various
local fairs. attcsts the widespread interest III
The exhibition, and tho number OF cntrIc>
now recorded gives promise of fine display
in al! departments. On The hrSt Gay liie'e
will Of course be the confusion usiiai beioie
thc classification and arrangement OF articles
i, complete. but the experienced h'p" I'h''
i. affords. perhaps, the best opportunity Tor
careful and profitable examination OIL The en-
hibitiun.
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r,pr,ps!Tccf g'.sr3ss 4 ai:s.

Now that General Lon@>lrcct im> r"r"r-
siGryrd his action ii, identifying himself with
the Lihrlal> and announces lis purpose 10
vote for Grant. the Administration lnpcr>
take him lovingly TO their arms rs Il I"ng.'ost
brother Who has tlIc genuine strawberry
mark ON his arm. He is Il thoroughly recon-
Structed patriot now, though Il fortnight ago,
when he was yet Il Liberal, or supposed to
be. the English lalGuagc was hardly coiou>
enough III bitter and yiut|iclive words to eN.
press the alhorrcucn OF the Administration
editors for this ungratci'lI rchcl.-t i"r|'oah
InlLull,IlIni.
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The absorbing question here III The country
Is politics. Everybody talks politics, Think
politics. read, politics. and knows politics.
In "c,lttin@ cross lots" through the
wood; day or 50 since ! encountered iii
old wood-rhoprcr With honest face and
Greeley wliisLcrs. Aa lie Hlashed his axe
into the tree asked him who he supported
for the Presidency. Apparently not hearing
me. he only thrcw his axe deeper into the
beech tree before him. Pretty soon lie looked
Zip. the chips stopped flying. and leaning for
ward on his axe. he stood ready 10 talh.
DO YOU support Grant," asked.
NO"
WHAT! support Greeley"
NO, Silt.
Thunder, man. You don't support
George Francis Train Or Mrs. Woodruff, &c
you:"
"No, sir-r-r-ee. Look he-er. stranger,
don't support nobody but my wife Ahbie an
the chlders. It's hard 'uou@h to git suthir
for the clildcrS to eat. without supportin
Greeley an Grant an such other darn foo
woomcn as Mrs. Woodruff, when tat"r> AMT
worth only twenty cents II bu>llcldli we hay
to Civ away our apples.
After he had thus delivered himself, 4;
friend s'andin. with nv. To change the sub
icct, suggested that his axe cni wei.
THAT axe cuts >plcMdi'lly,' he said.
"The arc docs
"lrS."
"Waal, III ics LET her stay thar and cIt
then. while go 10 dinner.
Then he threw down the axe in disgust
and went TO the houSc.-EW Perkins az Nc';
York Commercial -idrerh$cr.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. in Manchester. Va. Octoiser 81 ls.1 ~
thc residence of the brides mother by the Ke', A., T..
f. Deans, assisted by the Rev; 6. aaTin an AZ
TiiA 4. HANDING, of Manchester, Va.
Married. nm tre 9Th instant. by the Fey. D. Z;
cr,nI,nrv' Mr. TIiosIAS ii. TALIAfEkRo ana ~
Miss MiKT M. MOODY. daughter OF hiar'ha VI
Mnoy: all of Richmond. Va.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

mr. MONDAY, OCTOBER 2srH, 1872.
T.. K. PRICE &c co.
have lust opened beautiful line OF newest s!laoes
sATTEESs, REPS, OTT0MANs,
IRISH and FRENCH POPLNs,
BLACK and CoLORED GRos GRAINS
TYCOON REPS, PoPLIN yELOURs,
DELAINES, SATINS, &c.
MOURNING GOODS In
Tamcse Cretons, Poplins, hohairs,
Alpacas, Velours, Ottomans, Reps
BomlIazines, Grapes, and Grape Wells, &c.
III STAPLES:
- Blankets, Flanne!s, Prints, Plnid Linseys'
DomestIcs, Hosiery, Sheetngs, Cottons'
Towels, Socks, Underwear. Bosoms'
Collars. Lace Sets, Gloves, &c, sc.
o.os L. K. PRICE C co.
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General n. L. Banks, himself II graduate 0!
a workshop, has received the endorsement o.!
the Labor Reformers Of the Fifth Mas.achil-
sets district.
Mr. Alexander Delmar declines the honor
OF being an oCopor and Adams elector for
New York,
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r~9 ELEGANT NEW SHAWLS AND
,rrsr PARTISAN CLOAKS AND DOLMAN
sscorES-T. r.. PRICE & co. have in their
shawl-room every novelty in this line.
BRUCHE LONG and SQUARE SHAWLS,
DuLMAN SACQUES and CLOAkS,
STRIPED and PLAID SHAWLS,
RICH ROMAN SCARFS, &c, &c. DC 2s
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We haze received from the puh''>hfr' =
l.. PETERs, 800 Broadway. New >ois' the
following pieces Of mu,l'; Au''''hh
Leaves" Belle "f Saratoga, Fathfr'o'
All" "nh Give "" HOMO III the south,
and "SNcctc>t.'
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the ninth day of the nnalady IN this city.
Sinety.fye per cent. OF all the horses are
Affected A few hundred have recovered
md less than dozen have died. The steam
Gre.eugines are run by hand.
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M" b ATEH j. LOR'S HAIR DYE
This splendid HAIR DYE is the hest in the world.
The only true and perfect dye. Harmless, reliable,
and instantaneous; 10 disappointment; no rdicu-
lo,ls Units or unpleasant odor. Remedies the III
effects Of bad dyes and washes. Produces immc-
oliatcy superb black ar natural brown and leaves
the hair clean. soft, and beautiful. The genuine
signed ". 4. BhTClELOR. Sold hy all druggists.
CHARLES BATCIIELOR,
80 3c-rud Proprietor, New York
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ulr Lee county correspondent /, re-
minded of our memorable rule not TO pub
lsh communications written on both side
OF the paper.
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PECIAL NOTICE. - Mr.. l.. l..
- GRASGER he,,s 10 announce that he has ju re-
turned from New York with an elegant aseortmciIt
Of new STYLES jet and Fancy Jcwclry. also large
line uf Fancy Goods. consisting oi new styles En-
brocrcd aud Lace Collars, Ladies Scaris> Ties, ana
Elchcs. bands and BlndeauX, Pearl scisJcl Chans
Pocket Books. etc, etc He has also taken OCCASION
to rcpcn,sh that portion of the stock recently pr-
chased Of Mr.. :. Hirsh. whereby he II now able Ia
offer one OF the most complete aSs"rtmenfs OF
Hosiery. Corscts, Embroideries, Lacoe ara Fancy
Dry Goods that can be found III the city.
Mrs GRANGER win continue III her usual line OF
repairing aud doing up Laces, Curtains, &c.
P.s.-Ncw goods received every week at
Ell. CHANGERS,
M oarm 6o7 Broad street
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TOME AND SEE

COME AND SEE
v TIE SPOTTED TIGER
AT S(utAP'S CIGAR AND NEWS DEPOT,
1902 MAIN STREET.
\ terrible name for Of the most innocent.
fair. and amusing
i,irr-DR AWNINGS
ever offered IA The public: the sol' "birrt"i winch
rutrrpri~c i IL make the ~ioTc i!!c centre ol AZ
traction, The lucky ones rirca ciEtnrr OF obtain
H." ten times tr value al iac; Investment. white
ti,.~,. wh., Iu,, woi k. against thcm STe 10 re-
cciNr The value At their illuncy.
EVERYBODY GETS \ PRIZE.
All persons drawing Il priir which the: have u"
Use Tor receive the fun y&iNc of Tie none thcN
p1if in Cigars. Tobacco. Furnishing Goods. Fancy
Articles or ANYTHING else in the store. Chances II
VI ~ cents. LION Stl!AAi.
Wholesale and Retail! Dealer in Cigars.
SlcurSciI:iiIIn end otter Pipes.
ocoa-1w Periodicals. Fancy tiUoas Nc
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Special NOTICES
ry FRESH COD-LIVER on.

NJ WINES AND LIQUORS.
For sale in bond or duty paid, 10 half pipes, 10
quarter casks, 20 octayes, and IS cases of
JAMES HENSESSY BRANDY,
different vntaees, imported by me direct from the
manufacturer In Cognac, France. Also, u full as
sortmcnt Of
CHAMPAGNE, CLARET,
BURGUNDY. SAUTERNE,
HOOK, MADEIRA, SHERRY,
PORT. and MALAGA.
The champagne was especially put up for me, and
the greatest attention was given TO suit this market
Ny stock of
Is not surpassed by any house in the city.
OSCAR CRANE.
Importer of Wines, Liquors, and Cigars,
oc cs-lw No. II Governor street.