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cate advance the wilds OF Texas But the beer is
good good that might have drank no better IN
vienna An American getting II there would avisn
praises H. We have resumed seals again, and
my trend the right tells this the pcasaniest
trip he has had riding IN the diligence
IRON Genera TO ChamonpL To my thinking
TINS Is vast Improvement on the oh-
gencc. and while switze rand the stage menionoh
has much To charm the eye ana engage the fancy the
present trip suits now Sometimes we 60 tooar on
for little pleasure anu leave much untasted at our
doors.
Look about you now. On both sides you see ground
that the plough has never wny, the primitive
bush covers il s and the primitive wood shades your
pathway We were talking Of Switzerland a moment
ago Now the wIdness of the scene breaking 70 sud
denly upon u.s. the eye of the traveller
suggests by iis bold contrasts OF the scenery
about the Lakes OF Killarney and visions OF Muckross
anu the Castle Rose demcsne. Further on you see
hhe Old OAK. Colonel Kane points ont 10 you
withercd limb where the revolutionary COW boys
were hanged, hence the name,
.cow BOYS oAK,n
as some name II, .hangman's oak" as u 10 called
by Others. l will not weary you with a further dc-
scription OF the outward trip, the pleasure oil whcn
was materially enhanced by Colonel hanes
agreeable manner OF nparting information con-
cerning places OF interest on the way.
AT PELHAM.
Arrived al our stopping place, the guard again wakes
the echoes with The brisk notes OF the post horn
Colonel Kane haus up IN front Of what was formerly
private residence belonging 10 the Loriilard family
and We step down IN front OF Arcuarius Hotel, one
hour and thirty minutes from the Hotel brunswick,
and prompt on time
sesses one at this place, calm and quiet.
From the hotel broad lawn dotted with shade
trees slopes down few hundred yards 10 Pelham Bay,
from whose shores arise faint odors OF the sea. A
stroll about here ana what left undonc by the out
ward trip in providing appetite Tor s all IS finished,
SO IN due time we are ready To do justice 10 The pleas
ures oil the table IN manner conpOrtng with our cn
Joyment OF he ride
shall have told you all when say that the return
Ths much said, now beg leave respectfully, TO sub
scribe myself VOYAGEUR
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Oct III A. NJ.
Probabilities.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON Oct IL A. NJ
Probabilities
For Sunday, In tho South Atlantic States. rising
barometer, cooler northwest winds, partly cloudy
clear weather.
For the Cult States, rising barometer, cooler north
cast northwest winds and partly cloudy weather;
the northern on the Texas coast diminish somewhat
during tho day, but will be renewed Sunday night
For Tennessee and tho Quo Valley, rising barom-
etcr, colder northwest winds and partly cloudy and
clear weather
For the upper lakes, Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri valleys rising, followed by falling barometer
cooler northwest, backing to warmer southwest and
southeast winds, clear or partly cloudy weather
For the lower lakc region, rising barometer and
cooler westerly winds, backing to warmer southeast,
with partly cloudy weather.
For New England, northwest winds, rising barom-
etcr, cooler, cloudy or partly cloudy weather.
For tho Middle Atlantic States, falling. followed by
rising, barometer cooler north and west winds, cloudy
or partly cloudy weather.
Cautonary signals ordered for Galveston and
Indianola
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To-Day 'Tis Peace; Yester-
day Twas War.
ENGLAND REPROvES SERvIA.
The Abyssinians Capture the
Egyptian General.
DANGEROUS ILLNESS OF THE POPE
AsTERS AT SEA.

THE AMERICAN SHIP HERALD ABANDONED.
[From the Evening Telegram OF yesterday
LONDON, Sept 80, 1874
The American ship Herald Captain Gardner, which
sailed the I'd Of juno from Ioio, in the Philippine
Islands, with general cargo, for Sandy Hook calling
at Batavia, which port she lett OH July II, aban
doned The 30th of August in latitude SO deg SOUTH
longitude % deg east The crew have been landed at
the Island OF ST. Hclona
[Thc Herald which halls from Salem, OF 772
tons burden and built at Newburyport, Mass in
1865 for Mr.. H Gardner. The following we're ncr
principal proportions:Leneth 154 feet; breadth. SO
lcet, and depth Of hold, 90 feet The agents this
sity OF the Herald Mcssrs. N. H. Brown Co Ed
THE ALEXANDER M'NEILL PUTS BACK TO HONG
KONG.
From the Evening Telegram OF yesterday1
LONDON, Sept. 80, 1876.
The ship Alexander Mcneil, Captain Pattes, which
left Hong Kong the 18th OF August last for San Fran
CISCO has put back to Hong Kong partially dsmased
Her cargo is apparently uninjurcd.
[The vessel in question is Of 1122 tons burden and
Is owned by A. Il. Reed and others, OF New Orleans
sho was built at Wadoboro, Me-, in 1s69-ED.l
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TRADE AND COMMERCE.

THE LONDON MARKETS GENERALLY FIRM
LONDON, Sept 80, 1S76
Business in the Mincng lane markets has been but
little affected during the past week by political events
as the demand is confined TO current requirements
Speculative operations OF very partial character
quiet feeling, however has prevailed during the
last two days Rice has been firm at tho recent i'm
provcmcnt; many floating cargocs have been sold
Mddling to nne coffee again gher; the supplies are
small and decreasing; foreign, excepting low qualities,
is in better demand There have been some further
arrivals of tea, which have increased the heavy quan
tity now Offering The weeks business was again
moderate. The market generally remains quiet, but
importers firm, supplies may be expected to fall
of. The sugar market dull at the close. During
the week low brown sorts attracted moro attention
Spices, though inactive, have not declined.
PETROLEUM
ANTWERP, Sept 30-Evenng.
Petroleum, 51c for fine pale American.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON OIL MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 3o-Evening
Linseed oil, 25s Cd. 26s. per cwt
LONDON, Sept 3o-Evcning
Linseed OIL 25s. Cd. per cwt
THE BRAZIL COFFEE MARKET FIRM.
RIO JASEIRo, Sept 90, 1875
Conec-Market animated; prices 1rm good nrsts,
61Oo 9, $50 rcis per 10 kios.
Exchange on London, a.
SANTOS. Sept 20, 1876
CoGee-Markct animated; prices firm; superior
Santos 5000 9, $50 rcis per 10 kilos.
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FAST MAIL SERVICE.
THE POSTAL RAILWAY COMMISSION TAKING
TESTIMONY.

THE POSTAL RAILWAY COMMISSION TAKING
TESTIMONY.
CINCINNATI. Sept so, 1915
The Special Postal Railway Commission at its session
here to-day examined officers OF tho leading railways
terminating Cincinnati In regard the transporta-
tion Of mails their routes, and merchants and
business men in regard 10 the accommodations fur
nshed while the fast mail train in operation and
also to the present arrangements. The railway
managers OF the opinion that the compensation
for the carriage Of mail transported in
pouches, without any clerk or agent, was
at very much higher ratio than any
other service and proportionatey too
high that hat was needed was a moro thorough ser.
vice by postal throughout the States OF Ohio and
kentucky rs that would accommodate the local mail,
which OF much greater importance than the
through mail. There a conflict OF testimony
among the merchants, bankers and publishers OF news
papers, testyins that they were we'll served
when the fast mail was operation, others
that there delay since the fast train stopped OF
twenty -four hours in remtances and correspondence
between Now York and Cincinnati
The commission left tonight for Louisville.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Ex-Governor Odcn Bowie, Of Maryland Thomas II.
Ismay of the White Star Steamship line; Captain W.
H. Thompson, OF the steamship Britannia and General
MacAdaras are at the Fifth Avenue Hotc Rev. DR.. J..
/. Burrows, of Louisville, and Rev. Dr. George s.
Mallory. OF Hartford, at the ST. Denis HotcL Pro
fossor J. E. Nourso, Of tho United States Naval OBJ.
servatory, IS at the Astor House. General Cuvler
Grover United States Army, is at the Brevoori House.
Rev Dr. J. Il. Twtchcl, Of Cleveland, Is at the ST.
Nicholas Hotel DR.. Keefer Of the British Army in
India is at the Sturtevant House. Miss Rose Eytingc
Is at the Coleman House. 7. b. Blackstone, President
OF the Chicago and Alton Railroad Company, is at
st. James Hotel
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TIE BOND STREET SAVINGS BANK.

The officials OF the above savings bank have given to
the world, through the columns OF tho HERALD, tho
trustees OF the condition OF the institution
but 1t that the dcpositors satisfied to
have them control the appointment OF a receiver
which, It seems, they are desrous OF doing. At tho
meeting last Wednesday evening OF the heav-
est depositors, principally residing the Bowery
recommended through their counsel, Mr.. Samuel
Crook the appointment OF the present receiver Of the
Mechanics and Traders Savings Bank, but after a
petition TO this effect signed it was said
s'the bank party" created disorder, and tho
meeting adjourned to Friday evening,
rc,ors o, which was gwen Yesterday AZ ,b,s meea'
lug, according 10 the published statement ..out
rageous disorder'' prevailed AMr. Descha placed
the chair with scarcely the form OF fair pay every
MADE Uy dcposItors outside OF The bank party
overruled and the voices Of the obeciors drowned
By groans and shouts The President first IN
vested With power TO name committee who should
recommend the rccevcr TO Judge Landon ot Schcnec-
sady; but as this too obviously gave him Descna)
nomination OF that Official, II agreed that he
should three OF the committee after which the
balance filled by names equally in the interest of
the bank parry. One alter another OF tho dcpostors
objected to this management but tho crowd OF ycics
carried their motions.
Upon learning the above facts HERALD reporter
waited several OF tho deposors, and they in
the main corroboraed Mr. John Bowden, q deposiior,
residing At No. 34s Bowery, stated that almost the
anmous wish Of the depostors at the first meeting
was the appointment as receiver Of the gentleman
whose name has already been published, but Il was
evident from the start that some other name had been
agreed by the oank party. All they wanted, how.
honest man, and " Judge Landon appoints
any other tho dcpositors will take 10 turn
him out
Mr. Best waited on, and he told tho reporter
substantially the following story OF the affair He bad
been approached BY number of gcntlcmen, among
whom Mcssrs. Lynn, Campbell, Mcguire anu
Others, large dcpositors to know he would accept
the recevership recommended by tho depostors and
appointed by tue Court HIS reply that he had
aspirations in that direction. but would accept the
position u the depositors thought he could best servo
their interests. He had nearly finished his arduous
duties Of the Mechanics and Traders Bank
and ready 10 pay the dividend already announced
that the lnal closing up OF the concern only in
volvcd clerical duties He paid compliment to the
trustees Of the Bond Street Bank In saying that
creditabc to them in having like the New Amsterdam
Bank directors Initiated themselves the proceedings
for liquidation.
The officers OF the Bond Street Bank subsc-
qucntly sought, but the bank seemed hermeticaily
scaled as TO the doors but not alriighs ~ 10 The
windows
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SPAIN

THE Ex-QuEEN's RENrREE INTO MADRID.
LONDON, Sept 80, 1915
despatch to the Times from Madrid says the deco
rations and illumnations which prepared to
greet Queen lsabca's arrival here have been re-
moved for fear of disturbance.
DIsouIEr AMONG THF nAsouEs.
despatch to Reuter- from Pamplona says an appeal
TO in defence OF the iueros signed by Basque and
Navarresc committees is circulating in Navarro aud
the Basque provinces.
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EGYPT.

GRAVE RUMoR OF THE CAPTURE or THE
KHEDfvE's GENERAL.
LONDON, Sept 80, 1915
The correspondent OF the Times at Alexandria tee-
graphs that journal follows-"I have reason to bc-
heve that there truth in the report that Ratib pacha
the Egyptian Commandern-chlef and his staff. have
been taken prisoners by the Abysslnians near Mas
sowah"
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MURDERED WITH A KEY.

Minnie Thbes, aged sixteen, ONO 422 First avenue,
died at late hour last night from the effects Of
blow IRON key in the hands OF Philip
EngcI. OF No. 433 First avenue, the
25til ut Engc was arrested at tho tmc but as the
Rr's parents did not prosecute him discharged
by a Justice OF the First District Court Word
TO tho Coroncrs 0lce that Miss Tribes dead
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POPE Plus TX.

DANGEROUS ILLNIs5 OF HIS HOLINESS AND
CARDINAL ANToNELJL
From the Evening Telegram OF ycserdsyl
LONDON. Sept 30. 1876.
despatch from Rome to-day reports tho very scri-
Gus and even alarming illness OF both Popc Plus TX.
and tho Cardinal Secretary, AntoneilL
PROFOUND ANXIETY.
The Pope, though long oil feeble health and notwtn-
andng his great age, has been able TO take his daily
walk the gardens OF the Vatican until lately. His
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PIANO AWARDS.
WEBER, OF NEW YORK. RECEIVES THE HIGH
EST AWARD AT THE CENTENNIAL EXHIBI-


WEBER OF NEW YORK RECEIVES THE HIGH.
EST AWARD AT THE CENTENNIAL ExHIBI-
TION.
PHILApEEPnrA Sept 81 1876.
In no department Of the Exhibition the
been greater than among the Piano Makers while the
contest narrowed down but lew houses seems
disputed that Weber has distanccd ALL COMPETITION,
AND MUST BE TO-DAY KECuGNIzED As TIE PIANO.
the has but Seal OF the Anne rican
Centennial Exhibition the generally awarded verdict
vocalist and musician tho award which gives the
Medal to a. WEBER. OF New York for SYMPATHETIC
PURE AND RICH TONE, COMBINED WITH GkEAT-
EST POWER, AS SHOWN IN THE THREE STYLES,
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS. WHICH
SHOW fNTELLIGENCE AND soLIDITY IN THEIR
WHICH At THE SAME TIME ANSWERS PROMPTLY
To IT'S REQUIREMENTS, TOGETHER WITH EXCEL
LENcE OF WORCESTERSHIRE
While the Judges accrcd Webers competitors Largest
volume purity and duration Of tones'mere mechanical
quaesto Weber alone accredited tho highest possible
musical qualities
GREATEST POWER
II Is the sympathetic and rich quality OF which has
made the WEBER PIANO the favorte OF singer vol
al tho public. II is these SPECIAL QUALITIES which,
combined with purity greatest in voice make
the aud which in instrument make IL tho
Of its compevr Purity power and duration are but
cold OF mechanical excellence Add TO these
qualities the judges contained in the Weber
and iie and you have the pins ultra of piano
This Weber has done the Centennial and when the
judges commend his Instruments for their soidy OF
excellence OF workmanship they tell the pub
lie that the WEBER PIANO is the best in the world.
All pAT
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OBITUARY.
GEORGE e. cHENowETH

George E. Chenoweth, well known Sandy Hook
pilot, died at his residence, 12sth street, Harlem,
Friday last, aged forty-sevcn years. Mr.. Chenoweh
had pilot for nearly twenty nvc years and OF
the most skiiul in his profession. He OF most
unassuming character, and much respected by
his associates and the shipping community generally.
The funeral will take place from his mothers
house. No 40 East 12Sth street, Monday afternoon
Ocfo her
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FATlL SCAFFOLD' ACCIDENTS.

HAMILTON Ont, Sept So 1876.
Three foil from the scanoidihg OF the Gorc
Street Methodist church to-day. One. named f.
Houdcn was instantly killed. and the other two were
PROBABLY fatally injured About tho same time +. Nc
Mahon fell from the Catholic church, distance
OF nifty feet. lie will probably dc
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present sudden illness causes the proioundest snock
among all circles in the city.
CARDINAL
Cardinal Antonelli has long been seriously H. and the
sudden turn in his condition not unexpected.
Aside from his exalted position In the Church his death
would prove great loss in many ways He is the
wcathest OF all Roman Catholic ecclesiastics II not
the wealihlcst man in Italy.
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RErREsHINa coNrnAp1cTroNs.

BELGRADE, Sept 80, 1876.
The reported resumption OF nghtng on tho Morava
River yesterday was incorrect
DESIGNATIONS RrArPoIyrMESrs
General Komaroif has resigned his post chief OF
stan OF the Army OF the Morava and returned Rus.
sia. His successor is not yet known.
General Ranko Ulimpics has been reappointed CON-
mander OF the Army OF the Drina. Le.chiann will
hold subordinate command in the army.
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WAS THERE A BATTLE?

LONDON, Sept go 1874
despatch to the Times from Belgrade says: --sThc
movements Tho Morava River comparatively in
significant The Servians do not boast very loudly
ofTnursday's battle. Oflcia Turkish teczrams claim
avctory.
'Thc newspaper correspondents the scene
Of operations to agree that the Turks had the
advantage"
THERE PROBABLY WAS A FIGHT
Tho correspondent Of the DAILY Telegraph at Aicxi-
natz in despatch 10 that paper says Turks gained
great victory Thursday, which tnoy could have fol
lowed up with disastrous results the Scrvans
It net for the armIstcc, which the Turkish commander
still treats as valid.
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GEORGE ALFRED LAWRENCE.

The death Of George Alfred Lawrence, the English
author Is announced by cable MIR. Lawrence born
In 1927 and educated at Rugby and Baol College, Ok
ford, where he was graduated in 1s4s a second
In Li,eris Humanioribus. lie was caod TO the Bar
about the year 1852 lie was tho author Of "Guy
Livingstone" and s'Sword and Gown" both published
ANONYMOUSLY, and third tale by him, "Barrcn Hon.
our published IN Fraser's Magazine in 1861 Mr.
Lawrence had held lieutenants commission in the
Northampt ptonshtre Militia since 1857.
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COMMODORE VANDERBILT.

Commodore Vanderbilt very comfortable all day
yesterday and at ten o'clock there every proba-
bility that he would pass quiet night.
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TOMORROW,
TOMORROW,
TOMORROW,

make fortune by investing from 81
$50 in the well known Premium Bonds of the industrial
Exhibition Company Of New York (;en eral John G.
nson Lieutenant Governor Of tho State Of New York,
President.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours, in COM
parson with tho corresponding date OF last year, as
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy,
lI...x Il.AI-I
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SUICIDE BY A BOY.

LEBANON Pa, Sept 80, 1919
This morning tho body OF young boy from the Or
ptan's Home at Homelsdorf found hanging to
tree in the mountains here. IL is presumed he
committed sucido.
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THE EASTERN RIDDLE.
TO-DAY PEACE +; TOMORROW wAn.

TO-DAY PEACE TOMORROW wAR.
LONDON. Sept. 80, 1875
despatch to Reuter-, IRON Paris, says the substance
OF the Pores reply to the Powers has already reached
the French government 1t is be Of nature to
accelerate pacific solution OF the Eastern question
The Porte only makes some reservations relative to
The reforms to be accomplished, expresses the wish
that the provinces to be affected by them should be
designated by name. Thc Powers, the other hand
desire to designate Bosnia Bulgaria and Herzegovina
By came.
Right Hon. Robert Lowe publishes letter in the
Times this morning on the Eastern question He ve-
hemently insists upon the necessity OF calling Parla-
nent together TO determine whether tho present policy
81 the Ministry Is 10 be pursued.
ABOUT THE RUSSIAN LETTER
The Times in leading article says:-sThe Gear is
doubtless anxious to keep the within its pres
snt limits and no is beloved to have given pacific u.s.
Surauces 10 Emperor Francis Joseph in the autograph
letter which Is exciting the curiosity OF the Continent
But there grave that II hostiites are
not stopped Immediately the healing influences OF Dip
lomacy will be ban,d A prominent ST. Petersburg
newspaper is allowed say that Russia is resouely
and irrevocably determined to- finish the Eastern
question The Gar thanks the Town Council OF
NIcolaief for their warlikc address, attempt is
made to prevent the rush OF soldiers TO Scrvia In
fact the Russian people introducing the startling
novelty OF applying the principle OF limited liability to
Russia will incur heavy responsibility II she
docs not cndeavor to stop the present excitement
Paris despatch to The Times Information from
Vienna the statement that the object of the
Czars autograph letter to Emperor Francis Joseph is
10 induce Austria TO enter common action in the
interests OF peace.
CROWN AT ALL HAZARDS.
Belgrade despatch to the Daily News says:-"It Is
said that Prince Milan will leave Belgrade Parat-
chin early week. This regarded proof tho
mpossibiity OF aLy peace arrangements being
sludcd. II said to be highly probable Prince
Milan will be crowned King he is removed
rom the restraints OF Belgrade. Three hundred and
Iixty Cossacks arrived in Belgrade on Friday; 200
more are expected on Saturday, and COO sunday"
QUARREL IN THE sERvIAS
A despatch from Belgrade to Reuter-, dated to-day,
says
There serious dispute yesterday between
Prince Milan and u. Rislcs, the Servian Minister
for Foreign Affairs n. Rstics insisted upon the
conclusion OF armsticc, but Prince Milan
would not listen TO tho proposition. Ultimately the
party prevailed, and NJ Rstics rendered his rcsig
Rs,ics with difficulty persuaded 10 remain IN
office
DIsGUsTED sERyIA
The despatch also says:-"England and
Italy greatly irrtatcd Scrvia
for rejecting armsticc. The British
representative speaking behalf OF the Earl of
Derby, said scrva must no longer rely England or
sympashes which she no longer deserves.
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DANIEL II. BROMLEY.
Daniel Il. Bromley, old and esteemed citizen Of
Rochester, N. Y, died in that city yesterday.
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Average tcinpcraturo Yesterday 565k
year o6ss
1875 1876.
Weekly average. c................... G1 80 Al
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Hishes. Award
given to
VALENTINE 4 BUTLER
SAFE AND LOCK CO..
Al 1.-THE Centennial,
for the
ALux PATENT
Far AND BURGLAR Poor
SAFEs.
2o1 Broadway. corner Reade a.
A-TURKIsH BATH NEW, ELEGANT, WELL
Iocntcd also best Russian Medicatcd Bath Depart
ments in the city No Z West 24th a.
A-HATs FOR GENTLEMEN; FALL STYLES;
prices p. EkNENWEIN, 143 Nassau ST. between
Bcckman and Spruce.
A-THE HIGHEST AWARD GRANTED ANY Ex
hbitor nv Centennial Exposition Is given THE ELASTIC
TRUSS COMPANY for SILK ELASTIC TaussKs sold only Mt
6s3 Broadway.
To Citizens and Strsngers.k>Ox'S FALL HAT resdy
2i2 broadway and under the Fiith Avenue Hotel.
A-RUPTuRE CURED By DIX. MARsH's TREAT
mentForty years experience. 2vesey ST. Astor House.
No uptown brancb.
LUXURY FOR THE RUPrURED THE VICTOR
TRuss yesey tAsior House). fails to satisfy No
Calling understrap.
SCHOOL SUITS. LARGE STOCK, At GREATLY RR-
DJCED PRICES BHOkAw BROTHERS,
4Tu Av. OPPOSITE COOPER INSTITUTE
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orr For THE FRONT.

RAGusA. Sept 90, 1876
Tho Prince OF Montenegro has lc Cctnjc to join his
Army
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arc ranging As follows, viz. =

md thOuSNnds OF OtH.rs.
Address call tomorrow. before O'Clock p. H. Oho
time of the drawingJ
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WALKING HATS lending tail styles for 0entle-
price $3 so and S the finest Hat manufactured,
ST. sHAiNE, Broadway. corner 18Th st..
Walacka TheetrA
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MORGENTHAU, BRUNO 4 CO..
bankers. 23 Park row. New York,
Ia. Peat af3tr huitdtn~
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| CONSUMPTION AN ENTIRE NEW AND sue
ecssiul mode Of Treatment DR.. HEiNrZELMAN, 70 9Th
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A-FALL STYLES GENrLEMEN'S DRESS HATS
ready, at popular prices BURKE ia broadway l'srs
Bank tniidngl.
BEEBE < co. POPULAR NEW YORK HATrERS
styles, dress and raseL loo Broadway. co
lsndt Il.
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DYEING AND CLEANING.-SEw YORK DYElNG
AND PRINTING EsrABLiSHMENr. staten Island.
Orces Duane 81. 752 Brnad~wy. 6io 9Th New
York: 1876 pierrenont Brooklyn. Established
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SCHOOL SUITS. LARGE STOCK. AT GREATLY RR-
DJCED PRICES. BHOkAw BROTH ERs,