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The Tigress stin ON the Lookout.

The Vtgrcss still ON the Lookout.
ST. JOHNS N. F., Sept. rs, 1878.
The whaling steamer Hector, Captain Bartlett,
arrived here from the North this afternoon She
reports having met the 11gress, still the PoarIs
search. at NctK Harbor, Cumberland inlet, and
exchanged the usual courtesies.
According to Captain Bartlett the Tigress left
NetllS on the 18th OF September for South Green
land, where she will take N a fresh supply OF coal
before making her way North again. and 1t is posi-
bic she may be out unit. December before receiving
any news as TO the safety of the Buddington party
Commander Greer, in his letter to Consul Moloy,
says that he intends to follow in the track Of the
Northern whalers In search OF the Polaris crew or
Information, and, II unsuccessful, he will probably
return to st. Johns about the middle OF October
next
Captain Bartlett also picked up Captain Palmer
and the crew OF the schooner Helen F., OF New Lon
don. Their vessel was wrecked last winter away
north, and they have been subssting In the best
way they could since the day they were ship
wrecked.
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dtion OF foreign exchange. that there VIII be any
exports OF crude bullion. SO the coinage at san
Francisco and Carson City will also he very large
These institutions all In highly efcient con-
dition and equal to the work they will be required
to perform. He also states that the increase OF
the stock OF coin In the country since the LIST OF
January last has not been less than 1fteen million
dollars, and a larger increase during the balance
OF the year is now regarded ~ certain.
THE SUSPENSION or cLEws, uABicHr co.
made II necessary that some one should be desig-
mated to do business for the governments IN London
to receive the Consular fees and pay the Consuls
and Secretaries OF Legation. The house OF Jay
Cooke, McCulloch d 90. was decided upon. ana
that nrm, with the aid already extended BY the
other executive departments, viii be able 20
transact the government business.
THR REPoRTs FROM THE SOUTH
to-day were not very encouraging The financial
situation in Louisiana was not unexpected. but
the fear is that the moral effect will be 20 parayze
business In that quarter. While the crops are
undoubtedly large. II the currency IL wanting 10
meet the immediate demand, there may be. ~ ~
thought here, stringency IN business circles that
will be mos; severely felt throughout the southern
States.
About eight O'Clock Secretary Richardson called
upon the President and renamed with him Tor an
nOur IN consultation on Tue unohcial sltuatiOn
The President expressed his full approval OF the
position taken by the Secretary.
VOLUNTEER ADVICE TO THE SECRETARY or TIE
TREASURY.
During all the financial excitement the Secretary
OF the Treasury has been cool and collected, not
witnstanding the continuous receipt ut all hours OF
kilograms flom the North and from London and
other parts OF Europe. overwhelming him with
questions and making all Kinds OF propo-
sitiOns and volunteering advice, much
OF the latter OF conflicting character:
The kilograms were promptly answered
many OF them with the emphatic word "No."
Assistant Secretary sawyer who was present
to-day when the secretary frequently wrote .No''
and only his signature after il, sportively
suggested TO the Secretary that AZ Il
seemed necessary to write mo" often, IL would
economic time II a standing order were lett at the
telegraph ONCE to answer with the word "No" all
kilograms received for the cretary.
APPLICATIONS FOR CURRENCY "A
Several bankers OF this city have called on Sccre-
tary Richardson to-day or the purpose OF obtain
ing currency to meet their demands; but,
though bonds have been onered here,
no purchases have been made. the EN-
plOyes of several departments are being paid OF
to-day. at the request OF Governor Shepherd, for
the purpose OF easing the market In this district.
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Considerable excitement was caused here this
morning by the announcement OF precautionary
measures adopted by Chicago and Cincinnati banks
which were at FIRST reported having totally sus-
pended, and the excitement was heightened at
noon by the suspension OF the private banking
house OF woolien, Webb n Co., owing mainly to
the return of their drafts on the suspended
Trust Company Of New York. Public confidence
became 80 shaken that there was quite
heavy run on Ritzinger's Bank and on the Indian
apolts Savings Bank by class OF generally small
depostors and some few persons withdrew their
money from other banks. The First National BANK,
iQstea9 Ok closing II the usual hour. kent opeR az
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Best Newspaper I'm the
Country.


Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now
ready, contains a Select story, entitled "a Good
Hater,- together with the very Latest News BY
telegraph nom All Parts OF the World up to the
hour OF publication; steamer Ironsides; an Ac-
count OF the Safe Arrival OF the re-
mainder of the Polaris' Crew In Scotland,
and Captain Buddington's Statement; Par
ticulars OF the suspension Of jay Cooke Il Co..
and the Panic which followed; the HERALD SKY
Commissioners Account OF his Aerial Voyage with
Professor King; a strange Murder In New Hamp-
shlre the Nevada Mining Disaster; jerseys Record
OF Blood; Horrible Indian Atrocities In Texas. It
also contains the Latest News by Telegraph from
washington Political, Religious, Literary and
Sporting Intelligence; Amusements; Obituary;
Varieties; Editorial Articles on the prominent
topics OF the day; Our Agricultural Budget;
Reviews or the Cattle, Horse and Dry Goods
Markets; Financial and Commercial Intelligence.
and Accounts OF all the Important and Interesting
Events OF the Week.
TKRMs:-single Subscription, 81; three copies.
So; i've copies IS; ten copies, SIS; single copies,
i've cents each. limited number OF ADVERTISE
ments inserted in the WEEKLY HERALD.
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The Panic Throughout Virginia.
RICHMOND. sent, 25. 1879.

NICHMUND. EtVFs
Special dispatches to the Dispatch announce that
the banks In the town OF Danvillc. In
GLIDING the Planters and National, suspended,
they say as precautionary measure The Planters
Bank and Commercial Bank In the town OF Farm
Vile have suspended. the English and American
Bank OF Farmyille Is still paying
public meeting was held In Petersburg. urging
forbearance and recommending the use OF certified
checks.
Lancaster h Co., OF this city. suspended IN con-
sequence OF the failure OF Brown. Lancaster n Co.,
OF Baltimore.
The Trcdegar Ironworks Company have dis
charged between GOO aud 200 w0rkmen employed
In car building
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ENGLAND.
Tho Supply Of Bullion and Movement Of the
Precious Metals Discount at the
Bank and on Change.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Sept. Is, 1873.
The. bullion in the Bank of England has $3.50 P.
NJ decreased fS76,OOO during the past week.
The amount OF bullion gone into the Bank on
balance to-day is f72, 900.
DISCOUNT AT THE BANK AND ON 'CHANGE.
The directors OF the Bank OF England at their
meeting to-day fixed the minimum raie OF discount
1t the Bank at four per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market for three
months bills is four per cent
The rate for money at the Stock Exchange on
government securities, is (nve P. N.Y. two and a
bali per cent.
THE SOLICITOR GENERALSuIP.
Henry James has accepted the solicitor General
ship.
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A Commotion In Little Rock.

LITTLE ROCK Ark, Sept. Is. 1873.
The excitement over the city currency and the
reported failure OF banks In Memphis has caused
an unusual commotion here. Financial matters
are the only topics Of conversation. Nearly all the
merchants refused TO take city money to-day, ana
throughout the day there was heavy run on the
banks by depositOrs. As vet they have met every
the storm.
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SPAIN.
Insurrectionist Naval Engineers
on Q Strike.
1ElEcRAM TO the NEW Yosx HERALD

MADRID, Sept. Is, 1873.
1t is expected that the Dombardment of Carta-
gena Will be reopened on Saturday or sunday next.
The insurgent men -of-war in the harbor are unable
to move, their engineers refusing to serve any
longer.
A GENERAL ARRIVED.
General Morjones has arrived at TOlosa.
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TEE GOVERNMENT POSITION.

Return Of the President to Washington-Ex.
plantations by Secretary Richardson-No Moro
Currency, but More Confdence-No More
Bonds To Be Sold or Currency Issued
Conference at the Treasury-Necessities
Of the Government-The London
Appropriateness Of Coin Produc-
tion-The Coming English Gold
To Be Turned Into Dol ars.
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CHOLERA IN EUROPE.
Portuguese Quarantine Against an English
Port
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LISBON, Sept Is, 1873.
The health authorities Of this port have ordered
that strict quarantine be enforced on all vessels
coming from HUI, England, on account OF the re.
ported prevalence OF cholera there.
No other English port is included In the order.
SANITARY REPORT FROM PARIS
The sanitary authorities report that the cholera
is decreasing in Paris, and the average OF deaths
from the disease Tor the past week was only twenty
per day.
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FRANCE.

Tho Question of the Constitution, or Monarch.
ism and the Republic Meeting
ofthe Assembly Committee-The Crown
Men Counting Their Strength
Relations Towards Spain.
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TRAPPING OF A THIEF IN JERSEY.

lady about to depart for Germany by the
steamship Thuringia yesterday was robbed OF her
satchel, containing $500 worth of jewelry. 0ffcer
Kaiser spotted New Yorker, giving his name as
Of pak.
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THE POLARIs.
Departure OF Captain Buddington
for the United States.
Additional Tidings Of the
Steamship Tigress.
Commander Greer Preparing to
Go North Again.
UuIRAms 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON Sept. Is, 1s7a
Captain Buddington and his companions of the
Polaris expedition sailed for America on Tues
day In the steamer City OF Antwerp. Several
steamship lines offered the men free passages.
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Charleston Quiet.

CHARLESTON. s. C., Sept %, 1874.
The money stringency In consequence OF the IN
availability of New York exchange Is increasing.
There has been no run uron the banks here. The
Charleston branch OF the National Freedmen's
Savings bank IL exacting sixty days notice from
depositors, but all the local banks are paying
checks usual
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British Press Comments on the Crisis
and It's Probable Duration-Thc Ship
ment OF Bullion.
LONDON, Sept %, 1873.
The Daily Telegraph, in another article on the
American crisis, says it cannot be too strongly en-
forced that there is nothing radically unsound here
or in the United States. The great mass OF cap
italists Is not Affected by the trouble in New York.
The Dailv Ne,os remarks that in the absence OF a
system OF long credits, the materials Tor panic
among American trading houses do not exist 1t
believes the worst Is over.
1t Is said that bullion to the amount Of f50O,0o
sterling will be withdrawn from the Bank to be
sent to America by next Saturdays steamers.
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The British Naval Position Defined.
In the English House Of Commons, short time
since, the subject Of the British Admiralty rela-
tons towards spain was brought to the notice OF
the members. Lord Enfield, speaking for the Cab-
net, said:-
Majesty's government has informed the Admiralty
that as regards those Spanish war vessels, which
are denomlnated ''prates' by decree Of the
Madrid Cabinet the British government is Of opin-
ion that only In cases where these ships committed
acts OF piracy against British interests should they
be treated as pirates. The government had
further informed the naval authorities that 1t
considered that the captains Of British ships should
not deliver up, nor allow any English officer to
take part in the surrender to the Spanish govern
ment, or any prisoners delivered on board the YES
sells In revolt. The commanders OF Her Majesty's
ships have received instructions, In case the IN
surgents threatened to lombard any place. to insist
on the postponement OF such q proceeding until
time enough had been afforded them to place the
lives and property OF British subjects In security
and they had been directed to carry out this order
by force II their demand were not complied with.
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Relief Arriving tn Ptttsburg.
PfrrsBuKo, Pa. Sept. IS, II

It's learned nom authentic sources that t3so.oco
In greenoscks arrived here to-day nom New York
and Washington, ana other large sums are ON the
way. which are expected 20 arrive tomorrow. and
there II hope that the grcenback stringency Will
be over Nv saturday morning, u not sooner Inc
entire outlook u more bright, and there Is
reason Tor saying that the temporary derange-
ment OF our financial houses win be Of very brief
duration. The run on the savings banks has
stopped. and no new movements oi the banks Is
threatened. The Security Trust Company are
making arrangements 10 resume. Tue Officers say
That they expect 20 be open by Monday next The
Lawrence savings Bank, which suspended yester-
tcrdAy, viii resume IN few days.
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hour later, 70 give depositors an opportunity to
M.tn1iaw them money n they wished, ana
when closed II had received more money
vency OF All our banks. together with the
fearless way IN which they met the excitement
seems 70 have sent home the crowds who thronged
the streets until after the banks mai closed IN.
better state Of feeling and IL Is not thought that
there viii be anv further trouble
Previous 10 the excitement the banks IN confer
ence had decided TO 20 ahead ia the usual way and
this determination will siili he followed
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wrecke
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FORTRESS MONROE, Va, Sept. IS, 1873
The United States steamer Canandaigua, Captain
Rouckendorn, arrived here this morning from Key
West. All on board are WELL
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THE AMERICAN MONEY CRISIS IN EUROPE.
British Opinion of the Consequences Of the
Transatlantic Panic-specie in Heavy
Flow to New York.
UEeRAEs 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Sept. % 1878.
The London Daily Netrs believes that the nnan-
cial panic in New York, Will possibly lead to the
resumption OF specie payment
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SPAIN AND GREAT BRITAIN.
Cabinet Reclamation from Madrid to st.
James-The International Relations at a
Delicate Point of Diplomacy.


LONDON, Sept. Is, 1879
A report prevails in political circles here which
alleges that Her Majesty's Minister for Foreign
Affairs has received an ofiicial note from the
Spanish republican government urging the imme-
date restoration to the Madrid authorities OF the
Gibraltar.
1t is also SAID that the relations between the
two Powers will be ruptured II the British govern
ment declines to release the Spanish vessels.
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TELEGRAM TO the new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Sept. rs, 1873.
The ceremony OF turning the first sod for the first
railway in Persia, took place recently at Reshd, in
the presence of leading Persian officials and OF the
Foreign Consuls
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LONDON, Sept 20, 1919.
One hundred and eighty-nve thousand pounds
sterling In bullion, was shipped from Liverpool for
New York to-day.
or this amount the steamship City OF Brussels
took f15O.OOo and the steamship Adriatic f35 900.
The steamship Scandinavian, which lett Liverpool
to-day, for Quebec, took out $500, 900 in bullion.
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Nashville Banas Nursing Their Cur

NASHVILLE Tenn, Sept IS. 1875?
The national banks OF this city. four in number
In view OF the present state OF financial anairs
have agreed 20 suspend currency payments on all
balances exceeding $500. The board OF Trade, at q
large and iull meeting to-day. unanimously APP
proved OF the course oil the banks and adopted a
resolution that merchants and business men would
continue To deposit with and aid tue banks nv
every means la their power. general good feel
ing prevails among business men. ana there are no
symptoms of "A panic.
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HAVANA EXCHANGE.

HAVANA, Sept q, 1873
- Exchange on the United States and on Paris nominal
% kondQR n{p, A4 uranium.
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skLHA, Ma. sept. Is. 1888.
The selma savings Bank suspended to-day The
assets are believed TO be ample 10 pay all its debts
and iiabinties aud 20 the capital stock nearly
entire. IL was forced 10 suspend because the shock
20 public credit prevented the sale oil cotton, ana
thus made collections impossible.
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THE ERIE RAILWAY.
Meeting in London for COnsidera-
ton of the Situation of the
Enterprise.
A Crowded Attendance and
Exciting Debate.
Thirty Million Dollars Wanted to Com
plete improvements.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.


LONDON, Sept 25, 1873.
The meeting called by Mr. Watson to con-
slider the affairs of the Erie Railway Company
took place to-day, and was attended by 1000
persons.
The meeting is described as stormy.
A resolution Of thanks to Mr.. Watson was
unanimously adopted.
The names of BischoHsheim and Henry
were greeted with storm of mingled Kisses
and cheers
EXPLANATION OF THE EXISTING CONDITION.
Mr.. Watson, in the course of an explana-
lion of the affairs of the company, said:
aThere was some apparent dubiousness about
The accounts, but he believed they were cor
rect They wanted $4,000, 900 Immediately
to finish improvements already commenced
and to lay third rail-
The meeting was attended by many Ameri-
cans
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Sept. 26--l A. NJ.


For New England the WINDS Will veer to westerly
with clearing weather.
FOR THE MIDDLE STATES AND LOWER LAKE RE-
GIoN CLEAR AND CLEARING WEATHER AND WINDS
GRADUALLY SHIFTING TO soUrHERLY AND EAST
ERLy.
For the Southern States east OF the Mississippi
gentle to fresh winds, mostly from the southeast
and south, and clear or partly cloudy weather,
with occasional rain, on the coast and Lower Mis-
sissppi Valley.
From the Lower Ohio Valley and Missouri to the
upper lakes falling barometer. increasing southery
TO easterly winds, cloudy weather and rain.
severe storm Is apparently approaching the
Northeast and will probably extend eastward over
the upper lake region.
Cautionary signals are ordered for Duluth, Mar.
quette, Escanoba, Milwaukee, Chicago and Grand
Haven.
The Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours IN
comparison with the corresponding dag OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts
Pharmacy uu m
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AVeraQe Temperature ycSttTIdy VA
Average temperature for corresponding date
last IeaTa.A..sAAs.su,'s.iAs.ss isss''ssA'ss' IA
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1ELEeSAms TO THE NEW YuRy HERALD.

PARIS, Sept. rs, 1873.
Ameeting OF conservatives was held here to-day.
About sixty persons attended, the most prom
hent of whom were Baron Decazes, M. de La Roche
Eoucauld, M. de Kerdrel and Count Daru.
A very confident feeling prevailed.
It was claimed by some OF the speakers that
there would be majority OF twenty in favor OF the
restoration the rchy in the next session Of
the Assembly.
The republican members of the Assembly, whose
Tears have been aroused by the movements of the
monarchists propose, when the Assembly meets,
TO introduce q declaration against the infringe
ment OF popular sovereignty, and to resign their
seats If 1t is not adopted.
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A.-The Rotten and Infectious sponge
pads horrible metallic sprinxS piiess iron 1nser pads
and murcerOus wire springs are superseded ~ the CON-
fortsbc ELALIiC fkJ -. 80 broadway which cares
lfurn
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A.-For n First Class Hat ~ Popular
prices 20 70 Dou0AS i2 Nassau. Ann street
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Neutrality iowa rds Spain.

Neutrality Towards Spain.
PARIS, Sept %, 1873.
The Permanent Committee OF the National As.
sembly had sitting to-day.
The Duke de Brogie was present
In reply to the inquiry of a republican member OF
the Committee Duke de Bro0lie stated that the
government would not permit the armament OF
Carsts in France. He also said that he had as yet
received no complaint from Spain with relation to
che alleged passage OF the Carist chief Seballs
through French territory.
Specie In Heavy Flow to the Bank.
PARIS, Sept. 25 1873.
The specie in the Bank of France has increased
e,000, 900 francs during the past week.
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BatehsIor's HAIR Dye lie the Best An the
world III Only ani perfect hair dye tnstantzns-
Gus. harmless Al all druggists.
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Life Is In Jeopardy AS Long rs n VIC.
lent cough cold runs on unchecked Remember this,
and lose time rcsoriing TO HALE's HONEY Of
HORhHOUND AND lar. the only certain cure.
PIXIES rOOTHACHE DROPS cure In minute
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PERSIA.

Railway Enterprise-The First Sod of the First
Line Turned.
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A.-For a First Glass Dress or business
HAT go direct 10 the manufacturer EsPESSCHEID. lis
Ma arr
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A.-Hcrald Branch Once. Brooklyn
corner FULTON VENUE aud B1erum street
open from A. NJ. 10 II. NJ
On sunday from 10 4. N.
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A David Elegant Fall HAT for Gentle
men. 2g,h Broadway. near Duane street
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james Hat Cannot be Surpassed
this fall Ia shap pc quality.
JAMES s2s Broadway. 81. Nicholas Hotel.
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A.-The Household Panacca
and

FAMILY LINIMENT
Is the best remedy In the world tor the following com.
plaints, viz. Cramps Ia the Limbs and stomach Palm
In the stomach Bowels or side; rheumatism in all ts
ior.ns Bilious Cole, Neuralgia, Cholera, Dysentery,
Colds, FRESH Wounds, Burns sore Throat spinal Com
plants sprans and Bruises Chiis and Fever For
icrnal and external use.
It's operation not only 10 relieve the patient. hut en-
and perysdes the whole system restoring healthy action
-, Az its parts and qusckonng the blood.
The IiOUsEnULb PANACEA Is purely vegetable aud
all healing
Prepared BY ,elg -
. No. Us Fulton street. New York.
For sale by oil drugyists
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A.-For Cleaning and Dyeing Go to
LORDS Offices go Broadway. Bieocker street. aud
gSi broadway, near iwcniy second street