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tone of the market was good Some Of the American
governments have rlsen-

tone Of the market was good Some OF the American
governments have risen
Buenos Ayres to-day have risen 5.
Pcruvians and home railways are also higher
MIScfSo LANE MARKET.
There has been striking change in the Nincing
lane markets this week There has been steady feel
ing with continued good deliveries, tending TO support
quotations. The active demand for rice is unabated,
many cargoes beng sold at some further advance
was rather nrmer; low brown sorts more readily
ssabe than they have been lately; 25s Cd 25s. Cd.
per for No IL, nutchstandard, the spot, and
25s Cd. q 25s %. for do. aaoaL
The market is arm for good refining qualities
moderate amount Of business has been done IN tea
Good TO nne grades OF Congou were held firmly; any
bids under previous have refused by import
Low green teas nearly neglected Indian
growths were steady.
Plantation Ceylon coffee, when colony sold at even
higher than last. week. have also good to One
qualities generally The supplies OF foreign continue
very heavy; low descriptions occasionally sold Al
reduction
The only change In spice has beon better inquiry
for white pepper
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BRITISH COLUMBIA sEPARATIsTs.

4 DEMAND ON THE DOMINION TO RECOGNIZE
THE CARNARvoN sETTLEMENr-BEPLY OF
THE GOVERNOR GENERAL.
SAN Francisco, Sept %, 1870
Victoria ". ~ despatch says tho initial stake Of
the Esqumalt Dry Dock was driven yesterday by the
Governor General with great ceremony and pomp.
At largo public meeting in Victoria last night the
following was adopted unanimously
Resolved, That in the Dominion persists
In ignoring the Carravon settlement of the railway obi
eatons the dominion to British Columbia IL is
quest that representatives In the Pro-
vpcal Parliament shall at tho session. their
separation Of British Columbia Do
minion.
To-day the Governor General waited upon by
depuiaton of citizens, whom he addressed Tor tour
hours and q quarter on railway matters He said he
did not consider the cry for separation serious,
and II the Island wisnod TO leave The Dominion II
would not be prevented; but he warned the people
that the main would follow II of the union
He said the Island TO sccede II would lose capt.
tai railway custom house, post ofhce and tree in
stitutious and that It would sink the position OF
crown colony.
The peopc were much disappointed at tho result Of
the interview.
The Governor General sails to-day in the Amethyst
for san Francisco.
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THE BALTIMORE FIRE.
THE LOSS ESTIMATED AT THREE HUNDRED THOU
SAND DoLLARs--A LIST OF THE sUFFERKRs
AND rHxrH INSURANCE

THE LOSS ESTIMATED AT THREE HUNDRED THOU
SAND DoLLARs--A LIST OF THE surTEnxBs
AND rHxrR INSURANCE
BALTIMORE, Md, Sept. 23 1876
As tar as ascertaned the losses BY the fire Frcde-
rick and Baltimore streets this morning Will foot up
little shor, OF s3o0,0
Frederick street nrc.-Rosendale l. Co., furniture
manufacturers No. 81 North Frederick street esti.
mated loss $50 600; insured for SIT 900 In the follow
Ing nics:-Atas, Hartford, Royal Canadian, OF
Montreal Citizens, of Newark y. Bangor, of Ban
eor Me-, and Now Orleans Insurance Company, e2 100
each; Standard, OF New Jersey, and Citizens, OF Mis-
souri 81, $50 each; Old Dominion OF Virginia, and
Merchants and Mechanics, OF Virginia 81, 900 each
Peter b. Brenncr's lumber YARD wns damaged about
$4,000 Fully insured in the Fircman's, OF Baltimore.
Baltimore street. hre extending back German, Bro
sins l. Co. IS NO. 3l5 Baltimore street, wholesale no
uons estimated loss on STOCK, $751; 900 TO $40 oo0
surcd in the Western of Toronto Merden OF Connec-
tcut; American and Peabody, Of Baltimore; Aleman-
MIA OF Pit,sburg and Petersburg Of Virginia, $1,000
The loss on the building will reach 500 ooo insured
In the Equitable OF Baltimore, Tor $1,000, and Ia tho
Maryland Tor So, COG.
Summers q Bryan, confcctoncrs, No. s17 Baltimore
street, lose SIS 900; insured in the Frcmen's, Of
BALTIMORE So COO Standard. OF New Jersey, 53 500;
Petersburg, OF Virginia 600 Loss ou building
$4,000; insured in the Equitable, Of Baltimore, Tor
S3 O00 American FIRE. OF Philadelphia, and the Ian
haitian OF New York. So, 600 each.
sneerinser Taylor Co, tobacco dealers, No. 3l9
Baltimore street. are insured tbs Hudson OF New
Jersey; Fire Association, Of Philadelphia, and Far
mcr's OF York. Pa, Tor $4,000 each the Wesichester
OF New YORK, and the German, OF Baltimore, for
s4 900 cach Trade Of Camde1, j., and Peabody and
Associated OF Baltimore, 81. 900 each. The Insurance
will cover the loss
sclm 4 Emory, Maryland Glass Works, No ~ Ger
man street. lose about $l5, 000 GU STOCK: insurance
asccrtAncd
The loss on the building owned by Captain Frederick
Steiner Is S3O.U00 fully insured IN Baltimore
pancs scnultzc Co., cotton factors, of No. A Ger
man street, insured IN the Pcatody and Howard.
Baltimore for 5000. winch VIII cover their loss The
loss The building SI,0Oo insured IN The Pennsyl-
vania Fire, Of Philadelphia md the Petersburg, OF Var
gina ST. 600 each. Voegler d Co.. wholesale drug
dealers, estimate their loss by water and damage TO
the building from $1,000 to 81 ooo fully nsured.
Hartman Whiehili, OF Nos. 81 and 323 Baltimore
street. wholesale ciothicrs arc damaged by water from
80 900 TO o. OO0 iuly insured. There additional
losses reaching from few hundred 10 several thou
sand dollara
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Governor Daniel H. Chamberlain, OF South Carolina
John Z. S. Harrison, or indianapolis, and Captain
England and Captain Athorpe OF the British Army,
are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Frederick F. Low, OF
California is at the Albemarle Hotel General
l.. Donaldson, OF Baltimore and judge Mark Skinner,
of Chicago, at the Windsor Hotel Ex-Congress-
man William H. Upson. OF Ohio is at the ST. Nicholas
Hotel State Treasurer Thomas :. Ridcway, of ILL.,
nos. is at tho Sturtevant House. Rear Admiral T. p
Greene United States Army is at the Brcvoort House.
Judge Randcn Hunt OF New Orleans, is ut tho New
York Hotel,
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

RECRUITS ORDERED TO THE soUrH-oRpRns
AND DESIGNATIONS.
wAsHrSoroy, September %, 1876
The Superintendent OF the General Recruiting Ser
vice has been directed to forward 300 recruits the
department Of the South, as fosws:-One hundred
and dity the Second infantry at Atlanta Ga thirty
for the Third infantry at Holly Springs Miss. and 100
for the sixteenth Infantry at Huntsville Ala
BY direction OF tho secretary Of War, Major Charles
j. Sprague, paymas'cr has becn ordered TO report to
tor assignment duty chief paynas Of that de-
partmeDt
The resignation Of Second Lieutenant William n.
Dyckman. rwenty-second nlantry has been accepted
by the President 10 take effect the LIST OF October
First Lieutenant Jacob T.. Bloom, Fourth artillery,
has detailed professor OF military science and
tactics nt the East Tennessee University at Knoxville
Tcpu
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TWEED AND HUNT.

PREPARATIONS FOB THEIR xMBARKARIoN ON
sTATxs DIRECT.
LONDON, Sept 23 1870
A despatch to Reuters Telegram Company from
Madrid, reply to inquiry in regard to william N.
Tweed. says is definitely settled that he and his
companion, Hunt. will be embarked board the
United States steamer Franklin at vi2o for convey
anco 10 the United States
why TIM FIRST ORDER WAS CHANGED.
Tho order to send Tweed and Hunt to Cuba was with
drawn In consequence OF arrangement between the
Spanish and the United States representa-
tive here, which was made when It became known
that the Franklin had been ordered home.
The Franklin lett Gibraltar at o'clock yesterday
morning for Vigo, where she will remain one day to
embark the prisoners.
THE PRIsoNRR--HER ARRIVAL BxPEcTED IN
THIRTY DAYS
WASHINGTON, Sept %, 1875
Orders have been telcgraphed TO Captain g. R. Frank.
ln Of the United States steamer Franklin 10 proceed
Now York with the prisoner Tweed instead of going
to Hampton Roads, he first directed before it
Upon the arrival of the Franklin at New York Tweed
will be surrendered to the authorities.
MOVEMENTS OF rHx FRANKLIN
Tho Franklin LETT Gibraltar yesterday for vigo where
she will arrive about Tuesday evening Wednesday
morning. II is expected she will sail for home about
Wednesday evening with the prisoner. AS the vessel
cannot carry sufficient supply Of coal bring her all
the way home under steam, sail will be used oppor-
tunity may AS she has to come by way Of the
southern passage the voyage will consume at least
thirty days.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OrrICx or THE CnlEp SIGNAL 0RFIcgR,
WASHINGTON. Sopt 24-l A. ~

OfP1Ck OF THE CIiIEF SIGNAL OFFlCER,
WASHINGTON. Sopt 24-l A. H.
r. obdbiltti.x
For Sunday in the South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf
States rising barometer, cooler northwest to south
west winds and clear weather will prevail.
For tho Western Gulf States, rising barometer,
northeast to southeast winds, stationary temperaturo
clear partly cloudy weather.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, northery winds,
rising barometer cooler, clear weather.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
leys hight winds, possibly veering southeast. ol-
lowed by warmer, partly cloudy weather and falling
barometer
For the upper lakes, rising barometer, northcrly
winds, cooler, partly cloudy weather
For the lower lakes, eastery WINDS back to north
erly followed by rising barometer, cooler northcry
winds and light rain followed by partly cloudy weather.
For Middle and Eastern States falling followed
by rising barometer increasing north and east winds,
backing to northwest; cooler, cloudy followed by
clearing weather. except in the southern portion of
the Middle Atlantic States, where clear or clearing
weather Will prevail
The rivers will generally fall, except rise In the
Lower Ohio Valley.
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COMMODORE VANDERBILT.

Mr.. Vanderbilt remarkably free from pain yes
tcrday but not allowed TO receive any visitors
with the exception of William II. Vanderbilt. who re.
turned from Philadelphia in tho afternoon. Toward
evening however, tho Commodore evidently
much weaker, and there little doubt that tho
end is drawing nigh. At the time his physicians
are hopeful and tho fact that his went home about
O'Clock points to the conclusion that immediate
danger Is apprchended.
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AFRICA.

ENGLAND MAKING READY TO ANNEX THE
TRANsvAAL REPUBLIC.
LONDON, Sept q, 1875.
The Daily News to-day says:-''wc understand that
sir 7. shepstone has been ordered 10 proceed to
Natal Immediately He s entrusted with special
powers 10 represent Great Britain in the Transvaal
Republic"
Tho Ne,os also says:-'We DO not doubt hc is author
ized give OF tho willingness OF Great
Britan to annex the Transvaal If tho Inhabitants are
desirous OF such action"
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DIED..

HowARp.-scptember %, BENJAMIN Cor HOWARD,
at the age Ol Ca
Relatives and friends invited TO attend the fi-
neral at his ato residence IA Bergen ST. Brooklyn, at
two O'Clock Tuesday afternoon Goth inst
Boston and New Orleans papers please copy
lFor other Deaths Sc. Eleventh. Page.)
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ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE.
ST. LOUIS, Sept %, Is

ST LOUIS Sept %, 1876.
Ferdinand Kipp. conicctIoner, at No. 1913 Park
avenue, quarreed dis morning with Mrs. George
Pic wife OF his partner. and shot her the abdo-
men. ,nllicting slight wound. lie then shot himself
IN the breast with Derrngcr; but, not rying mmcdi-
tely reloaded his pistol and up STAIRS search
Of Mrs pfeic. not nndn2 her. shot hinseli again
through the heart and dropped dead Instantly.
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Peaee Negotiations in the East-The Great
Powers and the Armistice.
THE TURKS WARY AND WGILANT.
English Money and Produce Markets
During the Week
lORB AFRICAN, TERRITORY FOR BRITAIN.
THE WAR IN THE EAST.

EzE sULTANs PLAN YoR A PRoLoNoArIoN OF
GREAT PowERs-RUssIA AND rHx OTHERS
DEMAND AN AaMIsTIcE WITHOUT coND1-
TIoNs.
LONDON, Sept %, ls7a
A despatch from Vienna to tho Times explains that
difficulty has arisen because tho Porte before granting
prolongasion Of the armstice desires the Powers
give their opinion In regard to It's peace propositions
POWERS,
on the other hand persist demanding the conces-
sion Of the armlstce irrespective of this condition,
because they have from the commencement insisted
that armistce indispensable they consider il
would be derogatory admit any Of compromise
on the subject
The Powers also intend this attitude concession
70 Russia, she having throughout the negotiations de-
termncdy supported unconditional armistce.
As the term for which the present suspension of
hostiltics has been granted draws TO close the de-
mands OF the Powers become more pressing, some Of
Them having solcrably plainly intImated that the
Portes refusal grant the armistice would load to
suspension Of their diplomatic relations.
POLICY, A DECIDED CHECK
The Tines Berlin despatch says:-"Is is expected
that gain time negotiations Russia will stop tho
despatch OF soldiers 10 Servia, when Turkey will
onger object to grant prolonged armistice II
Russia continues to permit the exodus OF troops tho
Porte will still allow tho continuance of the present
truce for an additional ten days, which, 1t would
reach to the of tho rainy season. would
practically terminate the war;"
FRENCH ACCOUNT OF THE SITUATION
despatch to the Times, from Paris, says-"Ac-
eording to news received hero it is believed that
Turkey will agree proong the armstice without any
fixed date"
RUSSIA ToNISo DowN-PoL111cAL ALARMrsrs
coNTRADIcrED.
ST. PETERSBURG Sept %, 1876.
The Celos and the Journal de ST Petersburg both
take peaceful view of tho situation.
Tho Russian Official Gareftc formally contradicts
about to ST. Petersburg because OF threat.
ened complications
THE PROSPECT OF rEACE VERY HOPEFUL
THE FORTE AMENABLE TO THE WISHES AND
COUNCILS OF THE GREAT POWERS
VIENNA. Sept. %, 1875
Tho Absnd Post tofnciaD speaking of tho prospects
Of peace. says-"It is confirmed from authoritative
sources that all the great Powers have come TO an
agreement regarding the conditions OF poace to be pro-
posed to the Porte.
AS A BAsIs
The programme drawn up by the British Cabinet will
form the basis Of the proposals Steps will 10
taken without delay at Constantnopo TO obtain the
Porc's acceptance of these conditions and lat
ter has already in principle sgniGed its readiness
meet loyalty the wishes Of the European Powers so
far a. s com patibc interests OF the Turkish
Empire. there cannot be much doubt that peace
will soon be concluded"
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THE MOLLY MAGUIRES.

louisville Pa, Sept %. 1870
John j. sattcry and Michael Doom, Molly Maguircs,
who were charged with conspiracy murder William
aud Jesse Major were convicted hero to-day
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A CHURCH BURNED.
BosroS, Sept %. 1876.

BOSTOS, Sept 20, 1870
Tho Second Congregational church. Chapel street.
In Mcdleld. Mass, burned Wednesday. The
loss is estimated at $40, 900; insurance, S., 500.
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BEEBE 4 CO.. POPULAR NEW YORK HATTER4
Auiamn styles Tor dress and irayek i6o Brosdwsy nesg
"BiNOcULAR' FIELD AND OPERA GLASSES
by NnevAier Paris exhibited Centennial, used of1c
ally az Wimhledon and Creedioor portable agd h'eh
power lenses the beet Glass for sooamen. tourNs and
'heAfre use ever invented etsed to close eonsignment
IN leather siing SIS. S3l Call examine
O. H. S-N AutR sole agent Tor United states ITO BroaA-
way. second floor. New york
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Hosr1L1r1Es MAY BE RESUMED.


LONDON, Sept 23 1876.
Reuters Telegram Company have despatch from
Belgrade, which says:-'As the expires on sun
day, aud nothing positive has ranspircd respecting
its prcongation, is thought probable here tonight
that hostilities will be resumed on Monday"
xoNrENrGRIS
A despatch from Rasusa says the Montencgrns who
turing the have gone their homes have been
ordered by Prince Nkta to rcoin their corps TO- night
MILITARY REPORT FROM BELGRADE
BELGRADE, Sept %, 1876.
General TchernayeG telegraphs Prince Milan that
hc Turks have Withdrawn from before AIex,natz,
Abdul Kerim Pacha remaining with only Is, 600 men
TURKISH CONCENTRATIONS.
The Servan Gcuera Cholak Antrtch reports that
twenty Turkish battalons stationed before Javor
The Turks arc also concentrating in large numbers
on tie Drina
sERviAS TACTICS.
N. Ristics, the Servian Minister for Foreign Affairs
has sent fresh the foreign representatives
here notifying them OF shroo violations OF tho
truce by the Turks He says they attacked the Ser
visns Tuesday at Dkava, Friday Jagochtirza,
and occupied Bouyouwha a Servisn island in tho
Drina. on Friday.
NiIAx's ACKNOWLEDGED
II Ristcs also announces tnat effect will be given
10 the army's proclamation of Prince Milan king
which, he says, merely a solemn protest against
She Turkish conditions for peace
CHE QUESTION OF THE ARM1sTrcE THE eBAND
COUNCIL DID NOT ASSEMBLE TIE roRE1oN
MINISTERS BECOMING ExclrnD
loSpoS Sept 23, 1876.
A despatch TO Reuters Telegram Company IRON Con-
uantinople, dated this Saturday evon,ng says
'The Grand Council which meet to-day to Set
The foreign ambassadors Will make all identical com
municsiion Sunday informing tho Porte their DO
cis,on relative tho conditions peace and demand
ing = regular armistce.
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HOUND AND TAR for = cough cold
PIKKs T0orHAcHE DROPS cure in one minute
A-BENNETT BUILDING,
FIREPaOOF.
h4opiGHh 4o TsT 6s s VERY EkAso%NxsIE Ns % TERMS aS
XPPLY on THE PREMISES.
A-rIE FINEST HATS FOR GENTLEMEN ARE
manufactured and sold by EsPENscHEID l1s Nassau
A-Now. WHEN THE INTERNATIONAL EXHI.
biton Philadelphia considered perfect succcss the
Gonr.sr or Snw YORK. Of ~aaS
0eners John G. Robinson exLepenant Governor OF this
from the .snsa ssrle. drawing win ns
have chance of the following premums: ::
40 prize. Of 800 coo each Is prize. Of sss 600 each
@ !S prize: s @ each prize: 49, each
% prizes of.. 5000 each 10, prizes ot.. 5000 each
Drawing held po.tvoiy on Menday. October . Single
paid bond only So 10 certificates including whole
bond @ o @ ss .s oes sns ns shs %
S1sa orss.sd aSAia'' to '''' .''.' - - 49,
bankers. IS PAX row. New York
Post Office box 1887.
SCHOOL SUITS. LARGE STOCK. At GREATLY RE-
DUckD PEGEsy " opposirs oS1M G1opsR SsTirK
A-HATs FOR GENTLEMEN. FALL STYLES,
lowest pnces y. ERNENwElN. AS Nassau st.. between
Beokman and Spruce
A TRUSS THAT Is A TRUss--rHE VICTOR TRUSS,
w.
vcrsal satisfaction 10 the rnptnred No nnderssrap
A-rHE BEAUTIFUL SILK ELASTIC TRUSS
sold only oy ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY. oS3 Broadway,
soon cures rupture
A-RUPTURE CURED BY DR. MARSHS TREAT
mcnt; 40 years experience. Nesey st. Astor House,
uptown branch.
CARD.
To Citizens and strangers.kNOx'S FALL HAT ready
2i2 Broadway and under the Fif,h Avenue Hotel
BASS CO.'S PALE ALE
The Griffin Brand,
bottled by T. p. GRIFFIN A CO., London.
Less than 10 barrels. 7T1S gold per dozen pins
10 arrel -, gold, per dozen pints
70 barrel lots .......... 72s. gold, pints
81 barrel lots gold, dofen
lyD barrel lots s......... b7s gold per dozen pints.
Champagne Pints, &C. per dozen extra.
Five discount allowed tor cash all purchases OF
barrels and
y. Blhs aa guarantees superior to any other bot
tling OF Bass ale shipped 10 this market
JOHN OSBORN. son Co
~ Heavier
soie agents for the United States and canada
THx GRrriS BRAND.
BASS ~ CO.'S PALE ALE
CERTAINLY WORTH iNvESlIGA ATING.-THE IN
practical advantages OF the invention OF the
Nicox A gibbs sewing Machine Company their ne" fu
tonstic wing machine, different w principle from every
sewing machine manufactured Tn view ut Cenien
Machinery Hail. Section q. T. Col 80, aud ~ "eS
Broadway, Nc~ York rs Court IT., Brooklyn; 90 Grove
~. Jersey City; Cedar b.. Newark
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Only small Investment needed.
Only small investment seeded.
Oply small invc vcstment needed
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GOOD ApvlCE-UsE HALE'S HONEY OF HOHE-
HOUND AND TAR for cough or cold
PiKK's TOoruAcuE DRors in minute.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.
Tho following record will show tho changes in the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours in
parson with tho corresponding date OF last year, as
Indicated by the thermometer Hudnut's pharmacy,
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Tickets. $40; halves IS: quarters 81 so.
THOS. IA. HAYS co.
General Eastern Agents No 6s7 Broadway
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POLITICAL NET BANNERS, FLAGS, PORTRAITS,
Trans cnces, &c. old headquarters
HOMER Il GRAHAM, 81 Duane 4
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Wealth. ease aud luxury.
Wealth, ease and luxury.
Wealth, ense and luxury.
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$500, 600 In cash distrit uted.
$500. 90 In cash distributed.
SEQ, 900 IN cash Distributed
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SATURDAY. september 10.
SATURDAY. September 30.
sATu RDAy. September 30.
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CANCER CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE on
PAIN and positively guaranteed by Professor j. NJ CON-
MINIS. N D.. 345 Lexngton Books sent free.
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TRUssES ELASTIC STOCKINGS, ABDOMINAL
'''''A' DIR GLOVER 10 Ann 81
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PLATING BY HAND GAUGES, AT FROM &C. TO
re per yard; days notice. 81 Attn opposite A. r
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Kentucky State Distribution,
Kentucky State Distribution,
kentucky State Distribution.
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Ono ticket In four draws
One ticket in four draws
One ticket in four dravA
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io.37o gifts Capital. s25. 900.
lo.sT9 gina Capital, So. .Vou
io.3To gifts Capital. $25. .ool
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MIA WTNSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP TOH
hildcn tcethpg softens tho reduces inammatons
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CHE QUESTION OF THE ARMIsTIcE THE GRAND
COUNCIL DID NOT AssEMniE TIE FoREIoN
MINISTERS BECOMING ExclrED
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DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION. FLATULENCE,
Aedity Sick Headache and Bousness always cueod BY
SBARP's CONCENTRATED CHAncoAI PILLS.
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SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
JOHN MATTHEW'S ist av and 10Th st.. city.
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THE AGENT THAT SKATERS THE HE'LL GATE
quets the sensitive At West l4th
the marvellous effects OF eleesrc-;
health OF the hopeoss crippled
mfr Cons ati
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An girS paid in full.
All gifts paid in tuil.
al cifts paid in full.
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THE HIGHEST SCORE AT THE INTERNATIONAL
made by MIR John j. sade, OF the Austria
he hts also achieved victory in securing
one Of the celebrated WATERS n SONS Pianos take
bact IA him
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"THELIGHr WHICH SHINES II BEAUTY'S F

is dazzling benutn inn the and brilliant
light which reflected from tho --latest triumph OF science
the PARisAN DIaoNDs o! crystal, with coating 0
diamond on the surface rs bright. lasting and
the hrst from the
Goiconda. For sale only at RICHARD HUM
PREY's jewelry store No 10 Broadway. opposite Stew
New York Goods sent g. q. d.. with privilege e
before paying for them. Send for illustrated price
lkt IllaYc no nrnn
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THE JUVENILE DErAklainsa Or' RAYMOND'S
Clothing Narprooms Nassau sta, would
fry represent Bows school Picnic.
absence OF lunch baskets and other little goodies
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN OUR
leading city Journals and JOHN A. DCUGAN the stylish
halter Nassau The Journals shape the minds and
DOUtiAN minds the shaoe-on block heads
So So WORTH s6--FALL STYL LIE GENTLEMEN'S
silk HATS; specially iue Derbys. 10 New Church up
starg.