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1e1x@I3>f;ylok nhiadling l81k; strict
good ordinary 122f; met receipts 2,525
bales; sales 1000; stock 3.677; weekly
net receipts 1O9, 500: exports to the con-
tinent 1906: to Great Britain 1.786:
coastwise 8,768; sales 1000.
/ MEMPH1s, November 7.-Cottou quiet
low niddling IL; receipts 1859 bales;
shipments 2,474; stock 27,O49; weekly
receipts'l2, ,005; shipments 11,192.
COLUMBUS. November 7.-Cotton
quiet-low middling l2H; weekly re-
oeipts Q, 480 bales; shipments ], ,664; sales
2. .204; stock 1858.
NASHVILLE, November 7.-Cotton
quiet-low middling 102l@l1: weekly
receipts 1.624 bales; shipments l,12S;
stock 2,417.
BosroN. November 7.-Cotton quiet
-middling l4lls; net receipts bales;
gross 1,081; suIes 200; stock 5000;
weekly net receipts 512; gross 1858;
sales 1,050.
baltimore. November 7.-Cotton
quiet-middling 1871; low middling
121a; strict good ordinary 12R; gross
receipts 178 bales; sales 500; exports
coastwise 10l; stock 1924; weekly net
receipts 400; gross 4.516; exports to
the continent 900; coastwise 5Sl; sales
1.572.
MONTGOMERY. November 7.-Cotton
nominal low middling 12L; weekly re-
celpts l,547; shipments 1888; stock
4,694.
NEW ORLEANS, November 7.-Cotton
irregulsr-middling 142aS; low middling
l3la; strict good ordinary 1917; net re-
ceipts LIB; gross 2. 1O1; sales $500;
stock S0, 436; weekly net receipts 81, ,253 ::
gross 81. O26; exports to Great Britain
9,364; to the continent 4.219; coastwise
1887; sales "a, 1000.
PHILADELPHIA, November 7.-Cotton
quiet-middling 1872; net receipts 4
bales; gross ITO; weekly net receipts
l42; gross 3.146.
PROVIDENCE. November 7.-Weekly
net receipts 103 bales; sales 500; stock
1900
WILMINaToN, November Cotton
quiet-middling 12>:; net receipts 252
bales; sales 109; stock 2,799; weekly
net receipts 1888; exports ooastwise
Gl3; sales 494.
NoRFoLK, November 7.-Cotton quiet
low middling 12ll9; net receipts 2, 2,OS3
bales; exports coastwise 2,273; sales
$50; stock 6.763; weekly net receipts
iIO0l; exports coastwise 6,790; sales
2,7I5.
GALVESTON. November 7.-Cotton
demand fair-good ordinary 1875; ordi-
nary ll7s; net receipts 1888 bales; ex-
ports coastwise IS; sales 1000: stock
", 227; weekly net receipts 7,l42; ex-
ports to Great Britain $50; ooastwise
l,479; sales 2,O38.
CRY POINT, November 7.-Cotton-
weekly net receipts 2,875 bales.
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JOHNtAaNEw l. SON.
Family Supplies.

Family Supplies.
NEW BUCKWHEAT and SYRUP, Goshen
~ and Pineapple Cheese, Sugar-cured
Hams and Breakfast Strips, Smoked Beef
and Tongues, new crop Gunpowder, Oolong,
Japan and Hyson Teas. All fresh and for
Gale as low as the lowest for cash.
Nov 5 HOPE d GYLES.
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Notice.

Notice.
t3HIB!FORS Of stock at the State Fair
~ can obtain HAY at 81 so per 100 pounds
baled, on the grounds, il ordered from
Nov72 M. MORGAN
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South Carolina State Agricultural
Fair.

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x89azsss'.:sl. w - ~ TIN 5.;:...:..5I
!HA NaX YY ~ ~ ~ III VIZ wv
GREENvILLE & COLUMBIA r. r.,
GENERAL SUPEn1NTESDENT's OFFICE
COLUMBIA, 8. G., November 7, 1873.
POUND TRIP TICKETS will be sold at
- the aeyeral Stations on the line or the
Road from FRIDAY, the 7th, to THURS
DAY, the 18th, inclusive; good to return at
any time until MONDAY, the 17th OF Noyem-
ber, inc lusivc, at first class fare ono way
froI each point respectively.
THOS. DODAMEAD,
General Superipte endent.
JAEFZ AoRsoS, JI., General Ticket Agent.
Nov 4 4
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! In tSysIDFko69, S{ % Hsbdfsrobiet
or in the Boidofr, The D'ORsAY COLOGNE
WATER IL The most gratefni OF III perfumes.
A few drops poured upsn ahof shovel yor tin
platelwili speedily givo forth disihSsofing
and at the same time delicious odor. At
Noy8 FIBHER'S Drug Store.
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Sale Of Flna Stock.

Sale Of Fine Stock.
~ WILL be sold during the Sta@
Fair at ColumbIa, the thoroueh.
49,. bred Alderney Bull, "sHERI.
DAN. u! Also, two Jokes OF Devon OXEN.
These animals arc from Mr. - TTarren's Farm.
near Pendleton, g. @. Nov aes
Gas Consumers,
WHosE Bills are unpaid at the close OF
w this day, will not Be allowed any dis.
count thereafter, and rule enforced. Having
arranged for collector. my Office will be
open during this day. to avoid disappoint.
ment to those who desire to pay their bllls.
JACOB LEVIN,
NOV . Secry and Treas Gas Co.
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LOSSES BY THE BURLINGTON FIRE.

BURLINGTON, Iowa, June I, 1873.
The fire which broke out at noon to-day in Book
inis wholesale paint and oil store resulted in the
destruction Of the entire stock OF that establish
mcnt together with the upper stories and furniture
OF the Lawrence House, dwelling house and
boot and shoe store. All the adjoining buildings
were more or less damaged. The fire originated IN
the rear room OF Bockiin's building. some vessels
that had contained oil were placed In Kettle OF
boiling water for cleansing The oil foated TO the
surface. boiled over and caught fire. The estimated
losses are about seventy five thousand dollars, with
insurance as follows:- - ,
Bocklin, on building, in Hartford, $4,000, and
London Globe, $1,000: on stock, In North American,
oil Philadelphia, $1,000; Home, New YORK, $1,000:
Lawrence House, on building, in Girard, Of phiia-
delphia, 81 250 Traders, Of chicago, sl,250i Ma
tonal, OF Hannibal. No. $4,000; National, OF Phiia-
delpha, $4,000 German, OF Erie, $1,000: German,
OF Freeporr, $4,000 Allemania, OF Cleveland, $500;
state OF Des Moines, sl,75o. ON furniture, In un-
derwrcrs, OF New YORK, $4,000; Franklin, OF Phil,
adepha, $4,000. Herger. on dwelling house, IN
German, OF Frccport $500; ON iurnitnre, W
Northwestern. OF milwaukee,. Sl.ooo
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YACHTING NOTES.

The New York Yacht Club regattas course was
sailed last Friday IN Al lm. EOS, the fastest time
ever made excepting the Queens Cup day,
when the Magic won such ! brilliant race.
The new sloop yacht Germania, Mr.. 4. II. Hurd,
belongs to the Columbia Yacht club. She is a
smart little craft measuring 81 feet inches over
all
The schooner yacht Phantom, N.Y.Y.C., ex-Com.
nod0re Stebbins, will not be put in commission
THIS season.
Commodore Mobiles, OF the C.Y.C, has lust over
hauled ms fast little sloop the J. w. bikes. She
viii take her first trip this season this afternoon.
The Brooklyn Yacht club sail their annual re-
gatta next Thursday.
The alterations and improvements on the
schooner yacht Mystic AVG, Mr.. w. j. Dreamer,
are completed. she will take part in the regatta
or the Aye next Tuesday.
The annual regatta OF the Columbia Yacht Club
Will be held on Monday, June 80 The officers OF
tho club are Commodore, Joseph Mobiles; Vice
Cnhlm0d0re, JOhn ;. Gage; Mreasurer, Robert
wilson; secretary, Charles Armstrong; Measurer.
1ncen boats now belonging to the club Meet.
The slOop yachts Vision and Meta Will sail
match about the 10th OF the present month.
The sloOp yacht Blossom, McSsrs. Valentine and
The New Jersey Yacht club, Of HOD0ken, will
hold their annual regatta early in July.
The Atlantic Yacnt Club start on their annual
cruise early in August.
Bradhurst aud Asten, will probably be aroat in
about three weeks.
steam Yacht America went down the bay yes
tcrday t7thl on an engineers trial trip.
The Yacht Tidal Wave arrived al Fortress Monroe
yesterday afternoon. from cruise up the bay, and
Is anchored or the fort
The following passed Whiiestone yesterday
Yacht Foam. N.Y.N.C., Mr.. Houans, from New
York Tor Glen cove.
YACHT lanthe, eye, Mr.. P,ckman, from New
York tor btistol, X. |.
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COLOMBIA.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PANAMA, May 3d. 1878.
The city Of Panama to which the late revolution
may be said to have been entirely confined, has at
last snbsii ed into state OF comparative peace.
The constitutional government OF General Neira,
which was iorciby renstated by the action Of the
national troops. seems to hold it's own. Several OF
the leaders or the outside revolutionary party have
been arrested and will be sent out OF the country.
NAVAL MOVEMENTS
Rear Admiral Stecdman. with several OF his
Officers and large party Of the leading citizens of
Panama. including the captain and Officers OF the
French rigate Resolute, now in port, went over by
invitation to Aspnwali on the oath inst to visit
the new steamship Colon, OF the Pacific Mail Com
pany. The visitors expressed themselves highly
pleased with the ship. She arrived on the 18th,
having made the voyage from New York in seven
days and six hours
The Peruvian Exploring Commission, which ar
rived at Cupica Bay the day Captain Selfrdge left
there, returned to Panama and went south on the
steamship Santiago on the 18th inst. Their inten
tion is to come back next season better provided
to make a thorough examination OF the Napipa
snd other routes.
From the interior OF the Republic there is not
much to communicate. Congress had closed its
sessions.
<. RELATIONS TO VENEZUELA.
Congress had not agreed that President Murillo
should accept the invitation OF President Guzman
Blanco. OF Venezuela, to meet and have confer
ence with the latter at Barranquilla. 1t was looked
upon as humiliating TO Colombia.
SUSPICIOUS.
The steamer General sherman, with her sus-
picous cargo, sailed on the I'D inst. rom Aspin-
wall. The belief still continues that she forms
part OF an expedition to get upa revolution in
Guatemala and Honduras
It Is expected that the United States nagship
Pensacola VIII leave mere IN aday or two for CaAao.
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A r X A N S A S -.
The Anti-Baxtsy Clique Determined to "Quo War
ranto' the Governor in the Circuit Court
Ono of Bakers Prosecuting Attor-
nsys Imprisoned for Ten Days
by Circuit Court Judge.
LITTLE ROCK. Ark. June I. 1873.

LrTrLE Rock, Ark. June Z, 1873.
The ant,-Baxrerites are 10Th to declare them
selves beaten by the recent action OF the Supreme
Court. and are seeking new method OF attack on
the Executive. Their latest dodge Is q little in
genious, though Its ultimate success Is extremely
doubtful. They will now attempt to quo ,ca,.
rGntO the Governor in the Circuit Court and then
carry the matter 10 the Supreme Court by appeal
in which case, they maintain, the latter Court must
take jurisdiction. They say there are many ways
In which Baxter can be defeated and turned ont
or the office he now occupies, and they intend to
resort to all available means aud measures to ac-
complish his political downfall They even oner
to bct the final result Of these Efforts in ana out
OF the Courts.
There is ruraor current here tonight to the
effect that the dispatches alleged TO have been re-
ceived by Governor Baxter from Messrs Clayton
ana Dorsey, acknowledging him AZ the lawful Gov
ernor or Arkansas and promising TO support him
against his qs,O ,0dr7Usao dcfamers, were for
geries.
In q contested Office SUIT in Pine Blum, Merri-
weather MCGEE, the Prosecuting Attorney for JEFF
ferson county appointed by Baxter, was ordered
to jail for ten days by the Circuit Judge. The
Judge. Morse, when McGee applied to have the
present incumbent elected from the Office to which
he tMcGee has been duly appointed, refused to
recognize him Prosecuting Attorney. McGee
hasli II his possession some papers relative to the
contested once, which the Judge commanded him
20 return. McGee refused to return the docu-
ments, pleading AZ his excuse for retaining them
his legal appointment by the Governor and his
desire TO take charge OF everything appertaining
to the ONCE OF Prosecuting Attorney. Judge Morse
declared his refusal clear case of contempt and
ordered him 10 ne imprisoned for ten days and pay
u nne OF $50.
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General Velarde's Resig na tiOn-The Con
dition of His Comm nd.

General Velar0e's fkeSlg n0tiOn-The Con.
dition of His Command.
MADRID, June 7, 1879.
A telegram was received to-day by the Minister
OF War from General velarde. commander OF the
Republican forces in the Province OF Barcelona,
rendering his resignation OF that post.
News dispatches from the city OF Barcelona ex-
plain this action by the announcement that General
Velardes column had mutned at Iguaada, q town
thirty. three miles northwest Of Barcelona, and
that Velarde and the officers of his staff had been
forced TO save themselves from the fury Of the re-
VOTED troops by precipitate flight.
General Cabrinetz was marching on Igualada, at
the head OF strong force, with which he hoped to
restore order among the revolted troops.
on Friday the 9th inst, the carbineers of the
republican garrison at Grenada came in conflict
with the toWnspeople, and fired upon them with
fatal effect
The despatch announcing the AFFAIR gives no fur
ther particulars than that several of the citizens
were killed and wounded.
RIOT IN A BARRACK.
To-day u rotous ARRAY occurred among the sol
diers uuartered in the barracks at Vicalvaro four
miles from this city. Four Of the men were killed
and greater number seriously wounded.
THE PRESIDENCY OF PARLIAMENT.
At the session OF the C0rtes to-day Senior Orense
was elected President OF that body, receiving III
votes.
The other officers OF the Cortes were reelected.
President Figueras' REIMBURSEMENT OF
His Provisional Official Power-PrOject
for the Proclamation OF Federal DEM
ocratic Republic--A New Cabinet To BE
Constituted.
MADRID, June Z 1873.
President Figueras announced to the Cortes his
determination to return to them the powers with
which the Assembly had invested him as President
OF the provisional government OF Spain. He
said shat the conditions Of the tenure Of
his grave responsibility had become more
difficult than they had heretofore been," citing the
freshly announced revolt by General velarde's COM
mand and the disastrous troubles between the
citizens and soldiery OF Grenada. He moved a pro-
ject for the proclamation OF federal democratic
republic.
This motion was unanimously taken under con.
sideration. and awaits only the final approval OF
the Cortes.
vote was then taken on the nomination of
Senior ri Margall the Minister Of the Interior, TO
form new Cabinet.
The result was 142 votes in the affirmative and
so in the negative.
Pending the announcement Of the new Ministry
the Cortes adjourned to nine O'Clock this evening.
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MARION BUILDING COMPANY,
PURPOSES partition settlement have decided "a
DISPOSE entire Real Estate at public auction
on THU RSDAY June ~, 1879
IL o'clock NJ,
and would call especial attention the extraordinary
business advantages their extensive aud vaiuabU
Dock and Water Fronts. The Pennsylvania Railroa6
Company erecting the opposite bank Of thu
Hackensac River the largest and locomotive works
in the country. The shops. foundrcs and dwellings Tor
operatives viii cover 100 acres.
The Pullman Palace Car Company
Al about erect extensive works. the Hersey Steel
Works also contemplate Immediate Improvement, and
the Marion water fronts the most desirable thus far
offered Situated the Hackcnsack River At
this point deep channel and bold shore Accessible from
New York in eight minutes by steam cars. ~ daily
trains by three lines of Jersey City street In
location remarkable for health and convenences Of all
nds We call attention 10 these facts and also to the
Imperative the auc ton sale The entire prop
eriy closed Special train, Pennsylva Rail-
rnad Cortandt Desbrosscs ii ~ A. NJ Every
acty will be afforded to examine before the day OF
sale. Full particulars may be had Of the auctoneers-
JEIsE. JOHNSON, Jr., "a Park row, New York
j. NJ GIBSON 81 Montgomery street, Jersey City.
GILES WALES n Co, Is Maiden lane New York.
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We publish below a card nom Governor Bramiettc,
manager OF the THIRD CUFF CONCERT in aid of the
Pubic Library of hen'ucky, which VIII interest that
number of readers who od tickets in this
tcrprise There is longer any doubt that all the
tickets will be- sold. there only limited number
lc and these being rapidly carried on by orders
lowing in through the mats and express There will be
SOgD distributed by lot the ticket holders
AT this Grand Gift Concert, Juiy < and Governor Bran
lettc determined not only that the distribution shall
DO fairly made bui that the ticker holders shall have
every opportunity satisfy themselves that II Is
He invites them all meeting the LIST of July to
select committee cooperate with that appointed by
the trustees that ticket is properly repre-
sened drawing rhc card speaks for itself and is
the best evidence et his determination that everything per-
tanning the AFFAIR shall be fairly asd satisfactorily
Quoted That every thing will be- fairly done and that
ONLY who entitled the gifts determined By
honest viii get thcm all may assuredlousyile
Courier Journal, editorial. June !.
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To The EDiToK or THE HERALD:
The New York zach; Club races OF Thursday and
Friday prove the iallacy Of CHASING large and
small yachts together in one race for no one
schedule al time allowance can Justly he MADE for
botn for the two days mentioned. In the light air
OF Thursday the Peerless and ianthe the smallest
schooncrs Of the neet were sure " the two prizes
il the time mad been made in eight hours while In
The race OF Friday the large schooners had II all
tneir own way "a they arrived almost TO the stake
boat with the wind AIT and al their light sails set
before the squat struck them. while it took the
smaller ones, with the wind dead ahead ~ least
four miles from II, which event prevented the little
lanthe from winning the time allowance prize
FAIR PLAY.
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Just After Christina OF 1870 was Laid
up with an obstinate Cough together with splitting Of
Blood, accompanied with some fever from the joint
rapidly reduced. Following the best advice could get
/ tried various medicines but none apparently done
much good, leaving low spirited enough made up
my mind at last to try DIR. JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT,
and procured used It carefully directed, and
gradually got rid of my complaint-Wm. A. G. Pyle
Tamaron, Perry county, Wis.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

PANAMA. May 80, 1873.
From Peru to the date of the goth inst. there Is
nothing worth communicating.
In Chile the question between the government OF
that Republic and that Of the Argentine Confede-
ration was becoming little alarming. The
Chilean government had asked for new expana-
lions rom the latter government regarding the
armed presence OF the General Brown in Magellan
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Prevention Better Than Cure.-Frc.
guent warnings have appeared in the public press of the
danger Of drinking water that has remained for
length time in lead pipes Water drinkers are however
by the only worst sufferers Lead pipes
acbcd % pumps eaten away by the malt liquor
passing through them and the lead thus irnbbed with
he Is carried of by the secretions but
mains the system accumulatiyc poison more less
yiruleut later to develop its perniccus
effects Until lead pipes beer pumps prohibited
by legislation il behooves each for himself to know that
tia beer he drinks is drawn through tin lined lead
pine, thus prevent fatal evil The patent TIN
LINED LEAD PIPE Is sold BY the CoLMELLs, SH AW
n WILLARD MANUFACTURING COMPANY, No 2i3
Centre street. New York. Price 1873 cents u pound.
escriptye pamphlets sent by mail free.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, June Z, 1873.
the commander OF the Spanish forces was killed
in the recent fight in the ManzaniIlo jurisdiction.
GOVERNMENT REQUIsITIoN ON TIE SLAVE OWNERS.
Captain General Pel Pieltain has issued an order
Calling on the owners Of slaves to furnish 5000
men TO work on the ne W trOchd.
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CampOss lnKnlltbIe' Specific Cures, with
marvellous efficacy RheumatisfR Neuralgia To0thache.
HUDNUT, Herald Building
JOHN =. HENRY, No. College place.
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Dyspe psin-Cures Qua nntced.--A Stated
quantity OF Dr. SHAkP'S SPECIFIC warranted to coro
any case. or all the money refunded at HARTNETT'2
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B&tchelor's Hair Dye Is the Best in the
world the only and perfect hair dye nstantaae
ous harmless OF all druggists
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VIRGINIA FINANCE.

The Second state Auditor Announces the
Arrangements for the Payment of the
July Interest ON state Bonds.
RICHMOND, June z, 1878.
The Second Auditor announces to-day that the
interest OF the public debt for July 1873, as pre-
scnted By the act Of March Is, 1878, will be paid
here on and after ist July next. The sterling in
tercst will be paid in London by Barring Brothers,
the board constituted by the act March 10, 1873 to
consider that question: having determined that
the unpaid balances OF interest for January or
July, 1872, as provided by the act March IL, 1872,
shall also be paid on and after lst July next.
Where stock has not been funded the old bonds or
certificates must he presented here in order that
the interest paid thereon may be stamped Oh such
STOCK.
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H0lyOI<e's Celebrated Fever and Ague
CURE may be obtained ut y73 Eighth avenue, betweeIa
Fifty seventh and Fifty eighth streets
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Sure Cure for Dru n X en- ness.-Is Harm
less aud be given without detection. Call or wrs
TO y WILMINGTON Al East Twenty eighth street. nesx
Fourth avenue
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For a Lovely Complexion Use Eau do
JOUyENCE. POUDRE DE CLEOPATRA BELLE De
NUT beauties and preserves the skin. Nine. DuvAks
sole propretess removed to S78 Broadway.
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Corns Cured, soc. to S1.-Buni0nx. Nailss
&C. treated b. the Oldest practitioner $50 Broadway
DR. WESTERvELT. CbropOdist.
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ht.-ayon's Magnetic Insect Powder
pugs ana cockroaches give up the ghost - ''0S's
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The Aletic China Watcr.-Druggtsts
'"PP A. w LAVENDER
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Com fort for Tender Feet.-SummeR
SHOES in great variety; combine elegance style
with persect ease EUGENE FERRIS 4 SON,
No $50 Fulton street. six doors east OF Broadway.
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For the Piles Use A. w. keating's CeIs-
brated OINTMENT. Price Csc. ONCE go Front street.
corner Peck slip.
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Corns, Bunioms, Nails, Sc, Cured with
out pain. CORN CURE, by mail, 50c
DR.. RICE, 20S Broadway, corner Fulton streef
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Cristndoro's Excelsior Hair Dye Trans>
forms hoary heads into youthful instantanco&sy.
Sold everywhere
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizas Cashed,
orders led furnished Highest rates paid Tor
spanish Bank bills governments &c, &c.
TAYLOR X CO. Bankers. III Wall street. late OF III.
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SJ.-Best Quality Pearl Cashmere Hats
all the late styles for gentlemen FORMAN, 5St
Fourth avenue.
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COrns, Runtons, Enlarged Joints, All
Diseases of the Feet cured by DR. ZACHARIE u Unisu