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MONEY MARK EFT.
Sunday, April 90 p.

Sunday, April 90 p. M.
We yesterday alluded 10 the loan BILL which has
passed the lower house Of the National Legislature
The following 10 sy nopsis Of the bill =
SYNOPSIS OF Bill TO EXTEND THE LOAN l94l,
ADDITION OF s5,0O0,O 900 THERETO.
SEC l. Provides that the time for obtaining the loan
Of 1884, shall be extended one year from the passage Of
this act.
SEC. .. Provides that 10 much of the loan obtained
hereafter shall be redeemable at the will of the Seers
months to not exceeding twenty years Six months no
SEC s. Provides that the certificates shall be in the
form of bonds transferable by delivery, instead Of
being assgnable on the books.
SEC Repeats the second section Of the act Of 1871,
and provides that the stock may be sold at the highest
bid after proposals have been advertised reasonable
tine.
as will be necessary to the pay men Of the interest
and the redemption Of the principal.
shall report At the session. the amount Of msney
borrowed, with the proposals submitted distinguishing
those acceptsdfcom those rejected: :,
ls4 not hereby repealed or amended, shall remain in
full force.
SEC. s. Provides that the President may, If in his
opinion it is necessary, borrow additional Of
S. 600 600 according to the provisions Of this act
Bee PROVIDES as ina. 81 ii. S notes %nEn are
shall bear interest Of per cent until they
Those that fell due and unpaid before the 9th of
tereN at sixty days notice. and the interest to be
paid at the Treasury semi annually viz ON list January
and LIST July, Of each year.
The terms Of this loan differ from those Of the act CT
ls4l in two particulars viz that it may be sold below
par and that instead faith ofhe being
pledged generally for its redemption, there is specific
pledge Of portion Of the customs for its redemption It
virtually increases the debt the u States Ooo
and according 10 the items heretofore published by
from late report ofthe Secretary the existing debt will
be $2O0OO,OOO on the 6rst proximo. The new
loan if negotiated, will increase the amount TO
$50 900, bearing annual charge Of 81 gao O00
The interest $1,000 ooO amounting to 81 0ao 900,
is to be paid out Of the customs before any
other payments The interest the Sl2 900 600 Of
Treasury notes to be paid from the same source but is
not specifically provided for Let look At the
sources ofthe for the last few years, with
the probabilities for the present year
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Aueeloa - les .
By THOMAS BELL.
e6toyes Nos - .dnn and 10 Esjfoas tyes<e.l
MONDAY.

hCNDAf
At 10. s'slsek. At u g sale rooms.
chairs, pillar an roll tables French bedssad couske
Tom n dvane looking and toung fernitars
Tins sale will sonpris some Of the most superior articles
'e ABOVE tsarster offered Tor years Sale per.mpory.
hrst rate articles N the line.
Also, two trunk frat rate table and bed lnea.'
TUESDRY.
At iol o'clock, 1t the sale rooms.
Spendd parer bed and draw furptue all
mnde to ORDER; the CARPETS curt looking gtses mantle
ornaments &c, are ,ureror fac piano forte rplsndd
stove, French bdssds, beds bsdjsg role to .aus
china grass and plated war. kitchen nte nsils &c.
WEDNESDAY
At 10y o'clock, at the sale rooms.
Splendid furniture ola ! dsscripons
THURSDAY.
At 90 Pike street
cuding finest mstos rosewood psrlor ara ing room
furniture ali its varieties the sofas, crs nc hrst
rate; rich da mask curiaine locking glasses bean m
piano forte dinner and china table cutlery
Also ktchn utensils stowe. and all In the fnes rider
FRIDAY
Atlel O'Clock. in the Gales Room.
A line assortment Of 'ohs vesbgs seasoua
dry goods cotf ns far aud pledge articles splendid guns
DIAMOND an 3. ems, London guus &C.
10 bude SAT 81 o'clock at the of 10th street dry
DOCK nifty of Connecticut brown tone cps blocks
posts sgs, iaca ashr, &C. By order of w armtr az,
ecutor. '''
SATURDAY
AT l0s o'clock nthe Ssies Room.
Extensive sale OF splendid furniture Of al desc ptions
AUCTION NoTlCE-NELL & ARC ULAKIUS Will
sell tbs MOI Ming at O'clock the Auction Room so4
Broadway, corner Of Duane ,tree VERY Watches sc
hlntscme i.voce of English Jewey and he's AL.
SO letter paper by the plain olohiug
cutie glass wares c'ocks candle lamps; table
Also bird cages and other bask,s with which the
sale will commence. AIT
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Whalemen.


Pnsns Of Provi.eetown II days cut clean spoken goth
York days from Boston for Mstauzis March al lat So
Keller Of Thomasor days FROM ALI Iandria for Br
nsda, March IS, lat 81 Ion 81 80.
Foreign Ports.
JSHs. NIB March 2sCd Mercy Jane, fer failadelphis
United States Ports.
LUsEc, Mar 24-sd Abigail. Georgetown; 9th. Andrew
Ring Baltimore; Brilrsa' NYork schr Torsn:, Of surry
Ps.yKyosT. Mar 2s-s;' Roht Treat, Maritime.
MspsssS soth Emrre NYork Below, Prompt, I'm Boston
\ fOS1L.sp; April AR Margaret NYork Sid Clio Cuba;
pokIsMourH Mar s-Arr Lncolo. Attalapasat % 8 len
wn psTi Of re- s.'ssd to brig All
GLOycE,Trn, Mar as-sid Phillips. k.nn.s.c; slst Re
Es: Besey Havana; P,quot NYcrk felegraphsd. admps
fenn Signals Tor bark and brig CID Unicorn, ~ Hall
GLss bsss Yo
Ba!b vnsge AlbaSy Friend NYOrk Victor. do Arr is
NEW DEt roRD, April Arr Mechanic, Philadelphia.
EpcurowS Mar 2s-Sld Corvo fr m New Y, rk for Tho
HoI MI, HoLE Mar SOAR Calumet Canton for Boston
b:hsnl psns rtor WORK ior
morning
ga.M r., April l,r Leda Rio; Prince de Joinvil!-
Ella do Sid Sally Miller NYorf; Depm,rk Bath; Dover
R.eHssose Mar sO-Ca po-hattan. Bremen. Sid sist
w cr.r Boston; EMg si N,TSEeuIy sort
prise ;ss NB y:,a Fa.kps Tsnton Amsterdam
Perkins. Hae Potomac Providence els PsrL
x Watson do. Sid Calhoun NYo,k; Moon, do; Lawrence
SAVANNAH. Mar 2s-Cld G Lamar NYork.
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IFTOm the J0ufnsI OF tOWmtrct j.
90 RHEUMATISM.--We feel authorised to call the
attention of the public remedies for this
cistng complaint that have proved Of most extraordna
~ efficacy and particularly the liberal proprieors
give them to the poor great numbers Of whom are apply
ing for them. X seems from tho descriptions have
heard, that the effects decided inspire conf
dence in the of most uncommon kind, and that
aner commencement they cannot be persuaded to
linqush the The cause Of the dsease to be
eradicated from the stem By drops they take
nss S;ssr.sd he H.. r,srna ,ss af ~. Hp; 49, W.
and Bone Liniment. The Druggists, CoNsrocx Co, II
Maiden lane, sell these remedies at wholesalebut
to sell single packages those able to pay
present them to such IL they doubt their Effects and
leave entirely to their consciences to
after they try them and to give them the INDECENT in
hopes to aid their mite in the relief Of human suerinr
They prepared by scientific ply sician, and al
wise their general use in cases Of contracted cords
limbs, and al rheumatism, particularly chronic.
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u. s. Baro Borr., NAVY YAa., New Yonx, F,

April LIST, Is42.a
90. ATAMEETING OF THE OFFICERS OF THE
United States brig Boxer, lying a, the Navy Yard New
York, it was unanimously
Resolved, That we deeply sympathse with the be-
Ieaved family OF the late It. John Carroll who uni.
versally beloved in private e and who bid fair TO be
an ornament to the service Of his country.
Resolved That out Of respect to the memory Of the
deceased the officers of this vessel will Grape
the left arm for thirty days ~ 80
And be 1t further Resolved, That the proceedings OF
this meeting signed by the officers OF this vessel be
transmitted 10 the family Of the deceased and be pub
lshed in the Army and Navy Chroncle, and the Wash.
ington Intcliigencer, Of Washington ID. c., and the
papers Of this city
Signed OSCAR BULLUs, L. Comdg.
J. A. RUSS, Lieut.
w. L. RINGGOLD, Act'g. Master.
j. HUN rINGTON, Asst. Surg.
FREDERICK STEVENS, Purser.
AARON X. HUGHES, Mid.
w. W. ROBERTS,
ii. N. T. ARNOLD.
MkENZiE BEVERLY "
CHARLLS . BULLUS, Capts elk.
J. w. WARiNCj, Masters Mate.
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49, as A,sisak
PARK THEATRE.

PAHk THEATRE.
THIS hVr->iN" Arm f-Ths sHenHsree viii eomms.es
81, Rg aytaY ONE HAS HIS FAULT; ~,
solu,: Chipp-nda'e Placid, de !" w = g' W',,,
Lady Eleanor rseil Harmony Fisher
To conclude with '''' 'u'hman
BEGGARs' OPERA.
D., Capt. Macheath, r,,-, Mr. Pearson
Polly r""e' l'eSe' Mr., k KhipPsndAle
Admisson-Bo,e. 81 Pit so cent? Gsli,ry IS 1 e.a.
CHATHAM THEATRE
THIS EVENING, April THE performance CON memo.
-, sARC OPHAGUs.
Charles, l. Mestsyer Susan, MIS- H.,be,,
,,.a TIE T.. sHoEMAKtR or TouaOYsE.
iieary,, Mr. Held Adelaide. Miss Ssstayer
To conclude with
R9ye Squash Disble, Mr. Rice
spruce LUX Mtstsy.r Jsnstt', Mira Blake
sn,: sSss ~ a. e. snS rs s G,y ~
m,TCBEI.L's OILY MPIC TFsGc ATN-
THIS EVENING April THE performances will commence
oh.,,,,.1 TIE T. E. KINGS GARDENER
Galochard Mr. Graham Mad Galochard, NJ Mo..oo
ONE HuA ApiE TS sND TWO
Pnlip O. rbois Mi ehel Pierre Horueastls
RICHARD NO III
Richard. TN, A., si"ehel-Henry King NickenssE
Lady c cSnitl Mss Kiss s Singleton.
To conclude with
CHAOS is CONE AGAIN.
TSl cnsos, NckiAson Jack Banse, HOneas,ls
Adm.sioH5 crels Iscsnts Upper boxes csnu.
Doors open seven Curtain rises 1t half pas seyen
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Died

On Saturday, 81 inst RisnARp CAsrRxr, in the Goth
year Of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family reque
to attend his funeral this afternoon O'Clock the
residence Of his soD Jno. Casee SO NorhMoore street.
without furth er in itatior
On Saturday, I'd inst CT consumption, PATRICK GREGG,
in the 3Si yesrof his age.
His friends and acquantsnces and those OF the family
are respectfully invited attend the funeral this
noon at o'clock, from his late residence Ell Adams
BROOKLYN. - - " -
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Domestic Inportations.

AaO~eAO AAhPOHtntlOuHs
New ORLEAss-Brg La Oranges bbIs pork N T Hub.
bard Chensry-38 Lowri tbls clover seed Iryio-
to order. - 49, wv '''~~'
Ponr LEoN-Ship Southport-4sI bales cotton Holbreok
NsIcon coll w Spies & CO.'S Murray & Lanman-ls G
CSllin.1ls Hyer Bush,-so Briggs M.thew-i ask L
Malans -2 bales cotton Bolton. Fox Livngson-s0 Smith,
M: cowls Center eo1ns Warng ssnlal Msl-7
Di;Sosway bros-les do 81 hides skins to order.
OF nARks-brig hammond-5a bales cotton Center co
4 sou - "-As
embarrassing Cslhou,so ties rice hid honey Lev.
srS2 bsles cotton Bvgbee Kneelsnd-es Sacke Bros
~ smith, Mills ep-lea ties rice MAsters Markoe coI0l
Lanan Redmord-i pkg Rossiere & col AdoIphus-
Cartains. - - S
SEoEesIowN, sC-Brig Dstro--7s bales Averill CO.
lps-223 IL Colt X :
GEoRGETowN, SC-Brig Mary-s2 bales cotton II Colt ca
52e smith, Mills col64 taHan Hes mons-a ss Surat ne
noonson-Si TAYLOR Rich IL spoford K Testoi-2i
+ Marvin-74 pkgs Q bills to order. -
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then opened the door again, and in a miider tone
said-"fou have taken all my f1rniture, yeu
Observation-Disclosures said, could not distiu
gaish what. He answered, ooh never mind,
mean To make you my wife yet"
CovRr-I do not think that the whole time they
were in the attic was hall an hour; do not knew
whether Mr.. Lowerre is married man or not
The Counsel said he is not, and never had been]
BY NAGLE- never heard any other cenversa
ton between LOwerre and Mrs Talmadge; one
evening was coming from church, and thought
saw Mrs. T. and MIR. L. together, bat cannon say
positively it was them.
BY HoLMEs-l an certain the conversation
heard was on the day the furniture was taken; IL
was on a Saturday; the conversation, Al nrs. was
in an angry tone Of voice on her part; aiter ne
said, " Woman, what are you doing sne saio,
" VIII let you know what am doing" hen IN
her bed room she did not appear to be talking TO
him, but to her little girl, who was crying; you
can hear very plain between the attics Of the two
houses: saw Mrs. Tallmadge endeavoring to cave
in the cistern before leaving did net see her cut
off the leaders, or the tops of the cistern broken il
Mr.. Maggie objected to such questions, but Mr..
Holmes insisted, to show the state Of feeling. The
Court observed that be the counsel for defend.
ant was attempting to show a conspiracy between
the husband and wife, and ON that account the ques'
tions could be asked There were two cisterns
in the yard, and | understood that Mr. Talmadge
had built one of them.
CATHERINE SULLIVAN "a pretty " sweet sixteen"
giil-Knows Mr. Lewerre and Mrs Tallmadgs;
boarded in the house with latter which left about
Ave months ago; il was 40 Grand street, kept by
Mrs. Williams; Mr.. Tallmadge did not board there;
saw Mr.. Lowerre there two or three times OF even
iDgs; they came in together one evening" and went
up te her room; / cannot tell how long they staid
there went up 10 the, room and tried to get in.
but the door was locked Lowerre vas in there;
there was NO noise; did knock at the door; it
was between 9 and 10 o'clock in the evening, and
soon after she came there. which was in Septem.
Der Of last year; Mr. Talmadge has shop in Grand
street; the children boarded in the house, and
were in the room where Mr.. l.. and Mrs T. were
locked in; the weather was not very VAIN nor very
cold.
BY HoLxEs-I do not know where Mrs T. lives
now she only stayed there five or six.weeks; there
were several married ladies boarded there, and
their husbands also, all but Mr. Tallmadge; have
seen Mr. Tallmadge in his store, but did not 60
there to see him. knew Mr. Lowerre; Mrs. Tall
madge said it was him, and spoke Of things belong
ing TO her he had at his store; Mrs. Taltmadgs did
not tell me what he came there for; do not know
what my business is; have got some business; my
business is dress making; board at 202 Rivington
street, with Mrs. Stweli
The Court then adjourned to Monday next (thts
day..
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90 WILLIAM PERCY a poor elbow about twenty,
was very Ill and unable to he got outthe flames caught
his hair (it was beautiful hSr) and burnt it of. The
poor fellow tells us that Jones' his usual generosity
sent him bottle Of Jones' Oil Of Coral Circa Isia which
has caused his burnt hair to beautiful look,
and in this short time to grow fast and dark This ar
used 1t tell that dsndru light, red or
grey hair to look dark and in time make it grow dark
prevent hair telling cut and nouTish n-And sold
at the able price of g. shillings bottle by
jones' sign Of the American Eagle 81 mind 81 Chatham
street. Try this The Italian Chemical Soap, so
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New York, March 1, 1912.
City Despatch Post.

PsNcIPAL OFFICE Letters deposited before half past
half past H. and half past o'clock, will be sent out
for delivery at Q, and 4 O'Clock.
BRANCH OrFIcEs-LetteTs deposited before T. IL and
O'clock will be- sent ont Tor delivery at and o'clock
ALEX. NJ. GRElC, Agent
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:: sS s:la Ess. q
18th nI lat 50 ~ len s spoke brig oeea.a from Noeaps
showing blu. Dag with white Sa ID y
:; sw Of cPs gtpsPp two
and on the IN January
=, q 3. Ss;; M:
inst lat 50 Ion u ST. passed two steam ships
ship Calhoun Myers days from Charleston, cotton. to
ship Sou hsor Herbe, days from Port on Fla cotton
s s1i behm days from Charleston in last
ss: I'd e v s% T:sas
To- Nyg5S s.ain dig; Sss.
A." sSa s P SS e.
xn spoke S i s
u. ds ' ss% : 9sss
brig Detroit Anderson sdsys from Georgetown SC cotton
toh S S,;S oo s;s CO. si'h sch, Harriet for NYoIh
5remsn brig Bremen Packet Lamke ~ days from st Tho
s, r,ds small :. DAY. from K,ns,.se y in sall'; to
81 e sss., Dew .sS M'ss
IS spose whaling brig Pssn. Of Pr9vnestowp = day.
ess:s s!i sss Ar, x1s IN
q Ion ''AF Union
w As s:y iS s en- E.i Sss
I'm Jamaica {, ". shlnston -''' 49,
Bril- Spy Gerard dsys from Ncwbern NC lumber and ma
to M Pat I'd mat of Egg Harbor,
ship. Mssissppi and Missouri the Msssppi miles
ahe.d
Big Mary. days from Georg.t,wn, SC cotton. TO A
A,eri sailed 10 co schrs Evel for Nantucket and
dop $50 for Fail RIVER IA. 800
Brig Belle Myers sdy from Newbern NC. naval stores
to Powell Mills.
Brig Victor orhsn, sfrom Baltimore, -four &c to the
mas
from S Ess
three masted schr George Of Eswor dg l7h ult lat 20
TO- lon son NE gaze Lost deck load Of IS hhds over
board stove tuwarks and galley, carried away gas and
tanned ether image.
sehr Harriet sdsys from Georgetown, cotton to spssus
Robinson. -
scbr Vesp.r Smith, days from Baltimore, mdse. to the
ST op Mariner Nathan, IL from Key West cotton.
Muster.
General RscorJ.
PAcsEr SHIP EMERALD. Howe. for H,vre, will sail 10
day. Her letter bags at Gipins News Rooms in the
Exchange, and will close at "A O'Clock.
Notice to Mariners. r 1
Wnslow Lewis Eco the well Known for building
light houses the United states contrados the report m re-
has b. en- taken down, but the light still exhibited em
ucure IN he tb-f u the light
house. The new light will be lighted Aprl2s,
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Passengers Arrived

Embarrassing Tioga-James X Caskie, Of Virgins.
CHARLEsroN-Ship Caihoua-John q Loia, II Tice-7 in
the steerage. - " 80 = -
81 MAsKs-Brig Hammond-John BattslI, Phian, lady
g, GEosoEIows sC-Baig Mary-Miis Clark Of PhIsde
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PAckstst TO Arrive.
To Ship Masters

We shaIl esteem favor il captains Of vessels arriving
here will give TO Commodore Basset of sch
report Of the shipping left the port whence they sale
the vessels spoken their passage and list Of their cargo
Commodore Bassstt will board them Immediately their
arivaI. We will reciprocate the favor in any way.
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Packets 20 Dspsrt .

FOR PoRTsNoUrH
Toronto, Atwood, April II
Westminster, Moore, April %
FOR LIVERPOOL.
Independence, Holdfidge, Ap.7
Virginlan, Allen, April IL
New York, Cropper, April 10
FOR HAvRK.
Baltimore, Funck, April s
RhoIe. Johnston, April ,s
v de Lyon, Sto ddard.. April "A
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Foreign Importations.

IREsTE-Ship TIogas0 bxs 30 bbls 81 cks Barclay Nv
ngsonioo hxs steel Law Murray ogate-lO ca
Wich.lhawsn 300 bags Dutih 2s cks 81
bbs CO mdse 10 order. - -
TRINIDAD DE- CusA-Brg Chas Ha nmond-so lids mol s
7o0bxs sugar Chsstelain Ponvert.
TRINIDAD CUBA-Brg e-2et hhds moasse. ees /,
master. 7'7-T ~ 49, - u.s. " ''''
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lSt- For our usual Southern Correspondence, &c.,
5y this mornings Mail, see fourth page.
To the Public

~ THE MEMBERS OF CHATHAM ENGINE
CO No wish il to be distinctly understood that the
assault committed last evening two of the members
Of Engine Company No 81 in front Of the houses
pied by the Express Hsse and Chatham Engine Comps
was committed by persons with whom the members OF
this company do not associate end without their know
edge or participation ia any respect.
FRANKLIN LOUGIILIN, Foreman.
GEO. W. EVANS, Secretary
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Passengers Sailed.

HALrAx-Steamer Unicorn Fl ON Boston-John NIackie
Henry Crane, Mrs ia obs Mrs smith For EsaIaud Rev
Pr rg Capt Graham British Army; Touman lady and
daughters; Jas A Dickson, Thos Dunn.
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CHATHAM THEArRE.-Jm Crow Rice makes his
appearance tonight at the Chatham il two of his
most popular characters. The new play Of the Shoe.
maker Of Toulouse is also to be produced. Mrs.
Thorne, Messs. Scott and Held, take the principal
parts. This is cast which would warrant full
house independently Of the exciting Interest Of the
piece, which is Of class that has proved highly
popular.
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Archimedean screw

90 NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
has appointed sole agent for the United States Of
America of Smiths Patent Archimedean Screw Propel
ler and il prepared contract for licenses the
same. Any information this subject may be had Of
him at 81 Fine street.
RUSSELL STURGIS.
Nav York March l. 1917 m
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No CIRCUS FOR ANOTHER wEEK-The great
run 10 witness the extraordinary performances Of Rock
well and Turner's equestrian corps has influenced the
managers to hold up for week longer in order that all
may have opportunity of gratifying their families
previous to Its departure with Witnessing the asonsh
WELL the soul and master spirit Of the concern takes his
benefit and appears in his classic and elegant act Of
craftsmanship OF Mercury exhibiting during his SPLEEN
did all the changes OF Proteus with ad
dress and execution superior any thing of the kind
ever witnessed. T. v. Turser. N. B. Turner Csc ar
Stone and all the rest, likewise to ert
the occasion. Rockwell Deserves and if we mistake
not, W Ill receive abumber.
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CO. This graceless appendage ofthe ungrateiul daugh.
ter Lsar had perhaps existence, in the dis
eased imagination of her distracted father though
This point the very ingenious commentators have sngu-
the most gallant gentlemen of the age but
admit that the fair faces Of the gentlsr frc
quent il an approach 10 what delicacy asne for
bids to denominate by the significant of beard
1t is too true evil" Where cheeks are made for
kisses the very refinement Of cruelty to allow their
smoohness and their sheen to be beneath the
encroschment Of merciless enemy while that DO
tent extermnator GOURAUD'S POUDRE SUBTLE is
at haad to rid the face of its detes,ed assaIant To be
had at the old established Office 81 Walker street. one
from Broadway, and SAT roadwsy-$l per bottle.
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90 MRS MILLER OUTDONE We have Just seen
an article OF F,ne Gu, Chewing Tobacco which bids
fair to obtain large share Of the patronage Of the
othis luxury IN this city indeed unless the old manu-.
facturers besr themselves and improve their several
specimens, 1t will certainly drive them out of the field
Cut and is brought into market by Mr. John Anderson
favorsbly known to the public the first to open
store In this CITY lot the exclusive sale II the imported
Cigars We freely iisk opinion of the great supe.
rioIty OF this article all others at present in use
and invite the Of others in support of
Mr. Anderson, in addition 10 his ment at M,
Wall street. has opened large wholesale store at the
corner Of Wall and Pearl streets.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
'NHEsE faramed and LIBERATED pills. from Portugal Ar
we perceive BE- obtained IN hi, country sss sJSs,
nsmehi on the last colu.npof fourth page fel lm's
nj BKAhAM nss the II. honor to announce that he
Weonesday April stu aud in sQuenc. Of tterng
reception ne met with his Mr. Charles Braam will make
Cox's church, Brooklyn will ass,,t ' Wy "
B.own -~' ''''' augusta
Drrry Lane, London. 50" P"e "
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