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EXCeSS over
25 pc. reser. $1so23.450 $ls2o4 $50 Inc. $751; 400
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.

EXCESS over
25 PC reser. $50 $18,204 $50 Inc. $751; 400
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The customs receipts to-day were $4,000. The
internal revenue receipts were $2s3, e2s. The
Treasury operations at the New York once during
the week included the disbursement OF $500, 900
on account OF interest, $151,O00 In redemption of
nve-twenty bonds and the receipt OF 900 for
customs. The Treasury balances reported from
washington are:Currency, $13 s27, ABS; special de-
posts OF legal tenders for redemption OF certid-
Gates of deposit $780, 900; coin, $780, 43; in.
GLIDING 49, $4,000 coin certificates; outstanding
legal tenders $685. 000 The fractional currency
statement OF the week Is as follows:-Recepts for
week, $500, 300; shipments OF fractional currency
1913, 100; Shipment OF notes, $l,o70,0oo; United
States bonds &c. $780,, s8a 500; for public deposits,
SAC, 200; national bank notes. $3.50, 1882; in
ternal revenue receipts for month, $a4l7,s2s; for
the fiscal year, 500, $685. S42 The Assistant Treasu.
rer to-day paid out $4,000 on account of interest
and $4,000 in redemption OF 1ve-twenty bonds.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The London dispatches convey no more impor-
tant news OF interest to the American public than
that our securities are dull. Erie common is de-
pressed and quoted at 23A a "a The preferred
stock declined from 40 to 81. Consos for money,
92A Tor account 9291 e2zS old 1866 bonds, l0s
1875 10S 1885; ten-forty bonds, 1861; new
loan, lofsS IVAN. Rentes In Paris are quoted at
SOL. 4oc. In Frankfort nve-twenty bonds Of 1862
sold at ok. Prices In Amsterdam are as fol.
lows :-Central Pacific first mortgage bonds, 7ss
Union Pacific first mortgage bonds, 72ss; Union
Pacific stock, 2oX; Northwest preferred. Al; st.
Paul preferred. 4es<; Erie, 2SA.
INPoRTs AND EXPORTS.
The foreign commerce OF the port for the week
Was:--General merchandise Imports including dry
goods, so,S54,8ai; produce exports. $8,ssl, 7o5
specie exports, $l,72l,243. The total merchandise
Imports including dry goods since January l. this
year. are S2OA 507 O10 against $24 last year
and s2iSs35, 600 In 1872 the total exports OF pro-
duce since January are s131, 351, 1885, agans,
COS last year and $as, 4o7 In 1872 The
sotal exports Of specia since January orc
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
A Dull Stock Market and No Sig
nificant Changes.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
Gold Steady and Honey Easy-0ur I'm
ports and Exports.
WALL STREET,
SATURDAY. June 49, p M.

The stock market to-day was inactive a great
number Of operators being in attendance at the
Jerome Park races. As ID always the case, how
ever on saturday, there was more Or less OF cover
'ang OF stocks during which process Lake Shore,
Western Union Union Pacific, Rock Island, Pacific
Mail and Northwest common showed o consider
able advance, the best prices OF these stocks being
made at the Close The Improvement ranged from
y to IN per cent. The total number Of shares
sold to-day was 126, 1o4, which may be distributed
as follows Western Union. 20, 200: Union Pacific,
-25.300; Pacific Mail, 1900; wabash, 5000; New
York Central, 3,7l0; Lake Shore, $4,000; st. Paul.
$500; Co., preferred. 500; Erie. 1880; Delaware
and Lackawanna, 200; G.. G. and l. T., 1900;
Rock Island, $3.50; Northwest, common, 4,610;
Ohio and Mississippi, 500.
The following table shows the opening, highest
nd 10y a
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
SUPREME COURT-SPEOIAL TERM
Right to Foreclose a Mortgage.
Before Judge Pratt.

In the case OF owen Byrne Va Edward Homlein
and others, previously reported, Judge Pratt yes
terday rendered the 70 GLOWING decislon:-
The evidence herein satisfies me that Carr was
authorized to collect the mortgage prior to Sep
TENDER 8, 1869. For that purpose he commenced o
suit to ioreclose the mortgage in the name OF the
plaintiff and alterward as attorney for the plain
tin received from the defendants IN that suit, IN
cash, the amount due on the bond accompanying
said mortgage. As such attorney said Carr
was authorized TO receive the money and dis
continue the suit A payment TO Carr under
these circumstances extinguisned the right OF the
plaintiff TO foreclose the mortgage. II Carr was
guilty Of any misconduct the result OF that should
fall upon the party who employed him and held
him forth to the world as his agent. There can be
no question but that in the hands Of ths plaintiff,
the mortgage has been paid OF and satisfied The
defendant Hobe, being desrous OF aiding the
owners OF the equity OF redemption, advanced the
money to them to pay on the mortgage and agreed
with them to take and hold IL as security for the
money 80 advanced. The money was advanced by
Hobe on the faith or this agreement. As between
Hobe and the other defendants he is in equity the
owner Of the mortgage and entitled to decree to
that effect and sale OF said property for his BEN
eft
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SUPERIOR CoURT-sPEOIAL TERM.
COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS.

Before Judges Kasmire, Bixby and Murray.
William Donnelly was brought to the bar OF this
court yesterday to answer the charge OF stealing
coal From the evidence 1t appeared that he was
employed by the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal
Company as driver. From the company he re-
ceived coal by the ton TO deliver, and instead OF
doing this he took 1t to some friend OF his, who
paid him half price Tor 1t and signed the receipt
with the name OF the man VINO should have re-
ceived 1t. Donnelly pleaded not guilty, but the
evidence was very strong against him, and he
was sent to the Island Tor Six months.
John Regain and William Shelley, who were i'm
plicated with Donneiiy, got three months each.
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EGYPTIAN DWARFS IN ITALY.

The King or Italy having teegrarned to tne
Khedive Of Egypt thanks for sending two Aka
dwarfs as present to His Majesty, received the
following telegram from that ruier:--
ALEXANDRIA, May 81, 1874
am happy to have been abie by sending the
pigmies, 30 be useful TO science. l am deeply
touched by the sentiments which Your Majesty
dcigns to express to me, and beg you TO accept
my respectful thanks Tor she new testimony OF
your benevolent friendship you have Just given
me, In concerning the medal OF Civic ya0ur gu the
sergeant who accompanied the dwarfs Deign to
receive, sire. the EXPRESSION Of my pyo.ounn re-
apect. lSkAlL.
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sURROGATE'S COURT.
Last Weeks Business.

Last Weeks Business.
Before Surrogate william D. veeder.
Wills Proved-John Davis, Owen Britt, Michael
Mannion, Eliza R Smith, George Klag Theodore
Blatt John Trau, william Hunter, Jr., Anna B..
Holmes David watkins, william A. Courtes and
Albert I. Heinrichs, oil Of the city OF BROOKLYN.
estates Of the following named deceased persons,
viz lewis Perkins, Of the town OF New Utrecht;
Thomas Riley Charles MoManus, Mary 2; Bolte,
Bauser, John Keys, Elizabeth Thornton, Emily
JONES' William p. Forman, Peter f Arkils and
George Platte, all OF the city OF Brooklyn.
Letters OF guardianship Of the estate Of Nathan
@. Jones were granted to william q. Jones, OF
Sarah A. Grams and John 8. Orans TO George II
Grams. OF Josephine Huppmann to Charles schiei-
fer of Henry Bahrcnburg TO John Hollweg, OF Ellen
L. Herbert, John +. Herbert aoseph Heroert,
Thomas K Herbert and Francis 4. Herbert were
granted to william Ferris; OF Johanna NJ. Scnar-
mann and Anton j.. Scharmann 10 Hermann b.
Scnarmann, all OF the city OF Brooklyn.
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FIFTY-SEvENTH STREET POLICE COURT.
Love In q Hallway and What Came OF

BelOfe Judge Smith,.
James Austin, OF No. 757 Third avenue, appeared
in Court and his melancholy countenance was q
sunlcient indication that the grievances Of which
he had to complain were by no means trivial or
imaginary, as is but too often the case with COM
plainants. He is q married man, he said, but his
wife instead OF being as welcome to him as the
Mowers Of May, has by her scandalous conduct
made ns e 80 ssr dea ho woua es
at No.. So New Bowery, Is the cause
OF all his troubles. On Thursday night
quest, remained to take care or the house. Some
time during the evening ne had occasion to go
down stairs, and there In the hallway were his
wife and mis- mortal enemy, Arthur walker. The
latter had his arms round Mrs. Anstlns neck, the
husband claimed, and he very naturally attempted
to chastise the destroyer OF his happiness. Walker
was, however, prepared for the emergency. and
placing the cold muzzle OF loaded revolver TO
Austn's head attempted 10 send q bullet through
his brain. Fortunately he did not succeed. He
was held for trial
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COURT OF SESSIONS.
Prisoners Sentenced.

Before Judge Moore.
The only business before the Court yesterday
was the sentencing OF prisoners. The following
cases were disposed off,
Charles Lake and edward Raxey grand larceny,
one year each In the PenitenJiary.
Frederick Coleman grand larceny, two years and
six mon tbs In the Penitentiary.
Jonn W. Cruger, grand larceny, three years and
six months In the Penltentiary.
Frank Porter, burglary in the third degree and
grand larceny, four years and eleven months In
the Penitentiary.
In the case OF Charlotte Carpenter, convicted Of
grand larceny, sentence was suspended.
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THE MUNEY MAKkET.
Money was easy during the day at 2H a 8 per
cent. and without notable change In the price OF
commercial paper. Foreign exchange closed dull.
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold was without feature to-day, the prices at
the opening and the close being N.Y. Some sales
were made meanwhile at u per cent lower. The
rates pald for carrying were l and per cent.
Loans were made nat
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FINANCIAL.

SIM OF $4,000 TO INVEST IN GOOD FIRST
n and second Mortgages in amounts to suit; brok.
ers Address with full particulars, ATTORNEY, box 92
Herald Uptown Brauoh office,
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THE TOMBS POLICE COURT.
A Young Horse Thief.

Before Judge Wandell.
Yesterday afternoon, as a youth named Thomas
Cassidy was passing through Reade street, he
noticed a fine horse and express wagon. He
mounted the box and drove of, horse, wagon and
ALL An Of1cer noticed the expedition with which
he was getting down the street, and suspecting
all was not right, ran after and caught Mr.. Cas-
sdy. The man who owned the horse and wagon
came 10 claim them, and Mr.. Cassidy was brought
to the rombs, where Judge Wandeli held him in
$1,000 bail TO answer the charge at General Ses-
StOnS.
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sas.ooz ss7, against ss4ois42l last year and

$2s.oo7 s37, against $24,ols42l last year ana
$33,435. 1856 In 1874
BANK SHARES.
Bank shares sold at 1902 for Commentaries LOT
German American and 95 for National EXCHANGE
The remainder OF the list was unchanged.
RAILROAD BONDS
While these were not special feature to-day
there Is doubt that the best among this class OF
securities will very soon be again sought for in
vestment. Good nnancers believe that they are
"a purchase The latest bids were as foll0ws.--
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The shipments Of specie for Europe to-day
amounted to s2s2,4se. of which $1so,ooo is gold
COIN and the remainder gold and silver bars.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed steady at the follow
1ng qu0ratOns:-United States currency sixes Il5 /;
DO. do, 1881, registered, l16H 116T; do. do. do
coupon. III II 1914; do. ve-twenties, 1852, regis
tered, ia a114A; do. do, do, coupon, ia Hay;
DO do, 1854, registered, 116h III; do. do. do,
coupon, III n7h; do. do, 1885, registered. 1leh
lit; do. do, do, coupon, 11s lls% do. do, do,
new, registered, 118 116}a; do. do, do, COUPON
100 120h; do do, 1857, registered, 1865 1853 ;
do. do. do, coupon, 1904 III; do. DO, 1863,
registered, ll6s1; do. do, do coupon, 12Oh 12OA
teniorties, registered, 1l3I ll4h; do. do, cou-
pom, 1lST ll41s; fves, 1881, registered, 1854 o
ll32s do do, do, ex coupon, ia 1l4A.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
This ia Slightly favorable, inasnucn as it shows
net gain OF $751; 900 in the legal reserve. 1t would
however, be still more favorable and more salts
factory to the commercial public II the banking in
stitutions Of this city and country would show in
their reports that their surplus being used in the
interest OF trade. Idle money means stagnation,
distrust and an unnealthful waiting for something
that Is to come, Tor meanwhile interest Ia accumu-
hating. and that which should be used In the de-
velopment OF great enterprises is kept
behind. Money should command more than
two or three per cent and md profitable
employment instead OF being locked up in bank
accounts. This is one OF the bad features OF the
hour. The statement shows reduction in loans Of
$2,175,30O decrease In specie OF 81 9S6, $780, gain
OF $685., 800 in specie and a loss in deposits OF
IS, The total reserve has fallen 81 0oo, 20O
while the total liabilities have been reduced
$5.122,400 The banks now hold In lawful money
$50, above Is per cent OF their total abt-
ties, which is $751; 400 more than held last week.
The following is comparison OF the averages Of
the past two weeks:-
.Jasne Is. JA71e 20. Differences
doans $26l 242 800 1919 500 Dec 81 La, 800
Specle.... q. g21, 900 1884, 200 Dec 1885, 500
Legal tends 6O951, 900 61,S3S, 600 Inc. SS7, 600
Deposits. 232 TO-, 400 227,6l9500 Dec. 5,lO2 900
Circulation. 26,671,800 20, 652,300 Dec 1850
The following shows tie relation between the
total reserve and the total labilities:-
June Is. June 70. Differences
Specie. 81, 1921, 600 SO, 934 200 Dec ST. o86 800
Legal tends 60,o51, 900 61,S3S 500 Inc. 887, 600
Toll reserve $780, 600 $751; 500 Dec. 81 ooo 200
Circulation 2G,67 500 26,652,3 300 Dec. 1880
Deposits 1872 ~, 400 227,619 500 Dec. 102, 900
1874 200 1854 27l 500 Dec. ,122 400
Is pc reser 64,s4S, $50 1885, $50 -
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THE COURTS.
BUSINESS III BANKRUPTCY.
Voluntary Petitions.

Voluntary Petitions.
The following voluntary petitions In bankruptcy
were filed for the period from May 20 to yester-
day.
George G. Mckenzie, G. s. Otis, Edward M. Ever
ett, kichard w. Frost, Henry Fitcn, William n.
Fitch. Henry Fitch, Jr., and Robert Milbank.
AdJudlcatlOns were made In the
INVOLUNTARY CASES
or Arson b. Birdsal, John Files. Robert A. WILL
Jams, the Woodward Gas CarDonzing Company,
Nathaniel Kelly, James NJ. GooLenough, Henry
Witt, Edward N. Senior. Charles A. Senior Sey-
mour w. Marsh George Caldwell, Thomas Lynch.
William ii. Christie. George Peterman, J. Albert
Lee, DAME! T. Owen and Anna q. owen.
Discharges
were granted to Simeon Gruber, Spencer G. Nun
ston, Edward T. Erunett, Alexander w. Harvey,
Frederick q. Schlislnger and Oscar s. ochlisin9er.
SUPERIOR COURT-SPECIAL TERN.
Decisions.
By Judge Van Worst.
Knoepfel vs.. Kings County Fire Insurance Com
pany; Humphreys vs. Humphreys.-Orders settled.
BY Judge Speir.
Egbert vs.. Hifelshelmer.-Order of reference
granted.
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CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. M.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON PRODUCE MARxES.-LoSpoN June 2o-Even-
ing-Whals oil, Ell Iii 5s per ton Common rosin
Is. Cd. . u. per cwt
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OILS and 1870 A. M.
First B0ard-IO:3O A. Nj.

.0h $500 US SIS, 1910, c. .sm ll3M
VA 25J00 US 6's, cur. ..bc lis
~ l01U0 u 8 SIS, r, Isl. ..... llSM
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COPARTNER sHIPS.

THE COMPREHENSIVE BEPwEEN VINCENT
i Mayer and August Merkel under the firm name Of
Mayer Merkel this day dissolved by mutual consent
taking effect June 4, 1874 VINCENT MAYER
AUGUST MERkEL.
Referring to the above announcement the undersigned
have associated themselves continue the thog
business r Its branches and the import al itho
graphic Stones and Materials at NO. Church street, un
der the h<m name OF Mayer, Merkel h Ottmanu.
All CLEANS OF aud due the old Arm will be settled BY
them. vINCkNT MAYER.
AUGUST MERKEL.
JACUB OTTMANN
Formerly With Fard- Maver,.
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1909 do............. !.
1000 dc..... -. .sS j
5000 U S IS, 1910, c.. /
Fl
$1,000 Georgia rs, z b..
5000 N Y 5 rs, b !, r.. II
5000 Tenn 6s. rs.
10000 Ten 6's,n. ex che
1000 G Il II l & Pac rs II
5000 N j Cen conv.... II
1000 Nor 4 rs I'd m... !,
1000 G + 4 N LIST. ......
1000 Mich South 6 I. -. II
5000 Lake $, con c.b c
5000 Mich South I'd m. il
500 I'm Pac los. in...
1000 I'm Pac RR lst.
lOWC, G &lC LIST. -.
1000 G, @, G i / lst.. -.
1000 Lie Il N c, 1913. -.
5 shs Contin'l Blk. II
80 Ger-Am Bank.
10 N Y Nat Eek Bank.
IS De II Canal. ...... ].
100 Mariposa Min Co..
SO Amer Express. =.
Is y S Elk Co.
100 Panama RR. :. b C II
100 Clev h r. quar-.
l0n West LIN Tel d q
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A YOUNG MAN OR SILENT PARTNER WANTED
IA With > 900; advertiser IS young man with a
manuacturing business secured by patents; no risks
demand large pron 700 per cent; references Address
PROFIT. Herald office.
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Toll reserve$ s2, s72, 600
Circulation ;. &c, gu, 800
Deposits. -. 232, 72, 400
Tot lioh;Iit,oe oso ooA onO
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A CRAZY MINISTER AND HIS ECCEN-
TFCITIEs. two years or more
ago there came to this County DR..
Elliott, who took charge of a school ut
Washington. He soon became in
volved in an acrimonious dispute with
the trustees and with mnny Of the pa
irons of the school, giving rise to no
little litigation and to much bnd blood
in some way to get and keep posses
sion of the old court house property,
and holds it in defiance Of the people
OF the town to whom it belongs, claim
ing it as his own. Ho tried to poison
the horses which we're accustomed to
being hitched to the fence of tho court
house yard by poisoning the white
wash. The other evening he gave his
consent to some kind of an exhibition
being shown in. the old Clerks office;
but then, as if the natural perversity
of the man was forced to seek some
outlet, he locked the gate of the court
house yard. so as to prevent the ladies
from going up the paved walk, and
compelled them to wade through an
alley filled with the ondure of cattle
and horses. Finding there was
scarcity of water, occasioned by
the protracted drought, and that
the water in the we'll Of the public
property bad become necessity to
the people of the town, he locked up
the we'll to prevent them from using it,
although it was then deep with water,
and the people had always been accus-
toned to use it. On Wednesday night,
q number CT young men determined to
break OF the lock. DIR. Elliott seemed
to have been governed in his act by no
other motive than morbid desire to
kill some ono. He lay in wait for
them, and upon their approach. came
from his ambush and commenced,
without warning. to fire upon them
with revolver. To prevent being
shot the young men closed with him.
and in the struggle he tried his best
and nearly succeeded in shooting one
OF them through the head. At last he
was thrown upon the ground. and the
pistol, with which he tried to commit
murder, was taken from him, and he
was then released. He is an old map
minister in the Southern Presbyte.
rian Church.
[AarysOiNe (Ky.J Eagle. 9Th.
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THE CALIFORNIA CIGAR STOR E
STILL AHEAD!

VIE proprietor Of this establishment
Il would respectfully announce to the
Puoilc aud his numerous patrons, that he
mas largely increased his facilities for SUP
plying TO them the best brands OF CIGARS,
Dotn imported and domestic. Their forct,
Tor the manufacturing of tho best Cigars
mas been largely increased. thereby ena-
Unpg them to compete with the largest
New York and Baltimore housea. or this
the deaitra throughout the entire State
can certify: The celebrated &c PARTAGAs
are still all tho rage; alec, the lOc. IN.
PORTED LOEDRES
NJ. SUIZBACHER.
No. los Main street,
Two doors bc'aw Wheeler House.
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ON TIE
WAR PATH
President Grant Orders

A RE to subordinatcs what. the Indian
- Girl Cigar Store is to cigar dealers.
Inc ono the highest authority in the United
States, tho other at the hca or tire Whole
sale and Retail Cigar Trade of tho STATE
ar Judge Graham. ordered
Gov. Moses to l.. s..rested
ana failed, 30 opposition has likewise
h@"ied III competing with this steadily in
ci:aslhG house, and now dealers can az
ieA~"naDly look for the Republican ticket
tu Lc withdrawn
&nd the Election Postponed
as to expect inducements offered that will
compare with those of their favo1ite s.Iu-
dian Giil." Smokers also will have to wait
Until the Old Commissioners of Elec.
tlon are Reinstated.
or any other unreasonable occurrence, be.
lore they will find Cigars that will compare
with the Celebrated Five Centers, or anv
other brands of the INDIAN GIRL CIGAE
STORE. Columbia, s. G. Oct 81
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COTTAGE HOUSE.

No. Is Washington Street, Columbia, S. C.
THERE is q premium offered for tho
L best Fox Dog, at the State Fair.
against any teu dogs in the State, two best
in three. to run live fox. To run Novem-
Der II, IL and Is. for the premium. Sill
yer Collar for the dog, and Whip and Horn
for the huntsman. G. X. FRANKIIN.
Nov o
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Drugs, Paints, Oils. &c.
WTINTEK BLEACHED SPERM OIL.
Nv Pure Linseed Oil, Meats Font Oil.
Olive Oil, Sweet Oil, Cod Liver Oil, Castor
Gil. Wholesale and retail ut
L. Ii. HEINITSH'S
OCT ~ Drug Store.
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FINES SALOnN

no. Al richardson Street, bpfreen Lad,
ant Gerc"iS Streets.
AE1NG rcpleniahcd my entire stock of
IL Liquors, Cigars, lie, having also
given proper attention to my Restaurant.
l am now prepared TO furnish my ftien,ls
and the public generally with The beat tb,.
markets afford
Oct II WM. N. FINE. Agent.
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! w very choice and ata.on.a!. DRESS
/ GOODS. purrhas,d tor c,.h q: ,wo bank.
rupt lEipIiirs L''n,"-. which 'I:i hr ~ol,!
I v-r. r;ieap Ai-, ,iv" ..t.c. LEX Al.
FACA,' ana "h"i,r ;!D!n>!'t,i G,n. -.
"hi'l,. ter quality in;-h. ,,ni."i :,. ex.
crll,i auyWEtIe.
/ The .uilo"ln. Go a. are iuw -. a:n..:
7 % pieces choice D;:t:irii- -: .ti;i !! -.
! 100 EUiS, - MATS, ~ ~: . g: "a .u:.
! Co.. scclcbrntcd Sil hrs. irr wi,i.h ", ..,.
the agents, retailing them IL. wii.c.sle
prices.
! All the dcpar' mcnts u. our cs:abli.l-
iuent are full of The best m,kr. q: goods
and purchased hy onr r.sid.n. buyer IL,
New YORK tor cash at the lowc-t p:ices.
enabling ns to sell goods -. low a.. any
house in New York.
Those residing in the city. aud strangers
passing through. before laying in tntir
"into supplies, should examine "uria:cr
and choice assortment, ut tho GRAND
CENTRAL DRY GOODS ESTABLISH.
MENT OF WAI. ID. LOVE SEQ w.:,l,. i.
sale and retail dealers in DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, BOOTS and SHOES. corner Sf
Main and Plain streets.
N j.. SAMPLES sent er"ini,"':siy TO all
parts OF the country or appiics,iri..
Gv: II