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Philadelphia.


PHILADELPHIA, April 18th, 1912.
Rejection of Tuson-Sudden Deaths Thea
tres, &c.
The most general topic Of conversation here is the re-
lection OF j. Washington Tyson as Comnissary General
Yeu have no idea of the feelings Of Indignation which
this act excited among right thinking men Of all par
ties and classes. That it 10 defensible on any correc,
principle Of right or justice, no one for a moment
believes. Observation-Disclosures at the bottom of it all
People here seem to anticipate that Tyler will renominate
him, and persist in doing SO until they confirm the no.
mination. Some doubt, however, whether the Captain
has enough Of old Hickory nerve for that; but for my
own part, Icannot imagine for q moment that the Presi-
dent will tamely permit his friends TO be crushed down,
for ne other reason than that they are his friends. Ty-
sons competency and entire fitness for the office, every
one comedies and none have done ii more fully
and conclusively than this same Senate, when about
a year ago, it unanimously confirmed him as Port Sur.
veyor Of Philadelphia. The Clay men here are chuck.
ling considerably at the result but the Custom House
officers look a little gloomy, as they have fearful antici.
pations Of removals, &c. in consequence OF this act Of
their friends. We will see something strange in the
course of q month, you may rely upon it.
A person by the name Of Mitcherson, an omnibus dri.
yer, was thrown fiem his seat this morning in Chusaut
street, by coming IN collision with another omnibus, and
A Mr.. Scott from Wilmington, Del, q very respecta.
BILE gentleman, aged about SO years, subjectt0 sudden at.
taeks from a disease of the heart was seized this morn.
ing while sitting in Franklin square, and Immediately
expired.
Eight Of the sailors of the ship Hopewell, were this
morning put on their trial on q charge Of mutiny, in the
United States Circuit Court.
The transactions in stocks to-day were light, though
still advanced. : State Elves were up at 46. Relief notes
are Eot quite SO good.
De Begins gives a concert TO- night-the Rainers on
Wednesday night. Theatres are very poorly attended.
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DIR. +. FELIX GOURAUD'S
POUDRES SUBTILES FOR ERADICATING
HIIMAN HAIR

Onh oOA I1hln.
THE above preparation has received the stamp Of public ap.
! PROBATION for some airs past as be most safe speedy ana
toilet and has entirely annih1 ted those dsieierio~, uncertain
smn dassssr0.Ss e. e1 I@1.lS oS s. wSiss hs wsm sssn who iSo h ,sq he sS.
slightly a~ppendsge Of 4 demonstration of a beard ON her upper
p 1i;,n hairy ! hs side 1 of and 's si.1 1sssl i isass:,G e. 3. ! io ma. d. e "a. : mo- sS-
msnt procuring a bottle of this in, aluable powder. When sp
Rm1 r, G"sipr the iSpSi' Which It It effects with more ease, With
az much rarid,ty, in a m.re satisfactory manner' ara AZ is |;
expense. while at the same time II leaves the SKIN SOIL and cell
cafe TO the touch. To uproot the beard IT 10 applied warm, &C
co,dipg to directions accompanying each bottle. rrice enc
~GoURAUD's EAU DE BEAUTE, or True waer Of
Beauty. for removing tan, pimples. ieekI.s. noensi, T1s,
ahesl.hy juvenile appearance: 81 per bottle q, b .hs %es 81 d sIe.
ferrous nature, utterly rninous 10 the conplenon- and by It's
rsSsofr ( aftifS ssD %'~EGsTABIE LIQUID ROUGE, com
posed materially from flowers and s,mples, impartsa delicate
Ioseate t;pge to the cOnple zion immoyasle By rubbing with a
A' SaGk h,t14 81 sHfH s,Gss p b f:1S; q is,' Or Spanish Lily
White, gives to the consciousness a pure life Ike alaoas,er
combined with preparations for this purpose. IS cents put up
Remsnb.r; The above celebrated cosmetics are TO be hs' at
the old established Office, 81 Walker street, one door from
Br9sdwa,, and al - yo S%ro,amsy; Alex. Guthrie. No. . Maid
en- sae-Utics, l. Brown,p p Tumer .Gssesee s'r,et-Peuch
..sp,tl'' G ! %GT Z Gfsat' %. y ht%sd slsa, 1851 c c1S sSa P Nsln
;ylyspia3Irp n lad lvhis, Mrs.. Brown No Is chs1 6S.,; ;'rss It.
SI%anSia-w ssSSisstcn. s;by P.ri;S5, FsansyiSsn Avenue
Alexandra z z Berry; xi gina ieh%ond, Mrs. tEsy,s,'
4 1 i Iaw. c aspe s',sua-H Wei, ra e1es hlsy, rs Nam
street-Ner ieh, William Faulkner. Msssaehusstis-Bo.t
A 4 ! 9Irsa".f o. Mi 4 | L i' HoIdeI@w e e. c y 5 PR.iii S1' b sHs
ley PlassI7sprinehsid F Coy LEI, MAN stfes..Lsf; Ru als :
r:smouth. W 4 frs.too. 4a,ns.Port!ana
s ! aSs' i cSr isisaat r, wn,i:,ss Z tS G%a = Dy.1 T., West I
minister s'eeet. ~Ohio-Columbas, Summer CLARK. New Jer'
Every bottle ofbr' GouTaads Cosmetics has his name with
. .hs ns and IF e p fsa :;%1,. :0s and si~ On f &. wt nrown OF D., ne Pour 'ou!
dres SubfIIes. None other are genuine. al3lm-
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3 r M A L E [ l. l. 8,

IVTNTED AND FRkrtEtDnI -----...
NJ. DE B~ouDELOQUE, NJ. D. LISBON, PORTUGAL,
MW,HE se;enti6c termination Of ingredients Of which these
i pills are composed, ks~ .made them The wonder and sdnt
ration Of the world. Thu. are snow ,pa az ho over r Gur9ps 70 %
By certain p producing The monthly, turn n (. rh Siu s;rsainty;
nancy for tho,Qh mild. safe, and healthy, they are certain 70
rroducs m;searriags ): used during that period.
Ths directiou are translated into English, and are envelopes
round with he seal OF the importer stamped; Each boz coz,
tains the signature OF ~. os gouqs'eX21ES 81 7 a W .nsmsI Wv
rectiops have the signature oil DE MIMI NEho, sstnohsS
Gent for the continent of America.
Tbsv can be transmitted By mail to any part OF ths cni1se
ststss letter. directed to Or. y. Meiyesu, bex ~, MI
will meet with immediate sttehtop sold ~ spysipsns nt -
No half boIes sent by mail.
uan imsdkN
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TO THE LADIES.
DIR. MORRISON.

NORTH RIvER DIS ENsARY, 2eA Futon street.nea-
IN Greenwich-Dr. Morrison. Member Of the Royal College
Wy, continues to be consulted daily on diseases of a delicate
nature, and all those distressing symptoms consequent on in
iuditious treatment and the imprudept use Of quack medicines.
DIR NJ. has bad an experience OF twenty-five years IN treating
delicate diseases, 10 all their various and complicated forms,
and uses a mild, safe, and infal IDLE substitute for mercury,
cradle atIng the venereal virus with certainty. without subject.
ing the patient to any risk, or restricting HIM IN his usual diet
or pursuits. while his medicines are agreeable IN taste and
smell. Permanent instructions 10 the ~urethra,. such as stric-
lures, and accompanied with much irritation and dull pain, are
some OF the consequences Of maltreatment, end leading ulti-
entihc manner, gradually promoting absorption Of the thick.
ened membrane without pain.
CONSTITUTIONAL sands Of youne
men are suffering from the consequences Of indulgence in !
jured from the use Of nostrums and pretended specifics, which
stimulate only to induce greater depression, DR.. M. treats on
purely pstho!ogical prlreples, and never iails IN .stabnshine
Letters post and, and containing a suitable fee, will ensure
the corresat rdent full advice and medicine to any Part Of ths
Union, by 10 giving a history cf his ease in detail.
Thee 8 iiictest honor aud confidence observed.
asIf 2otl Fulton street.
6eEOO REWARD !! CROSSES SPECIFIC MIXTURE
HCOO for the cure of delicate diseases. We give no long
duackish recommendation TO dec i've the public. the medi
object Is to notify wIer'it can be had, and that the proprietor
challenges a single case OF recent disease to be brought in
which the mixture does not effect a rapid cure, under a forfei
,nr. q $500 ro, ssls At Dr. W. II; Milno,., dJsIist, ~
7th street, Phl'aaelphis; Jos. NJ. Smith, lss Washington st.
Boston; Roberts & Atkinson, corner Of Hanover and Marie
| street, Baltimore; A. b. Crossman, Canal street, New Or
L leans. al
"A them instsad or buying the genuine sherman's Lozenges
viii not only be fooled out OF their money, but most liksl,
out Of then health; There 10 nothing like shermans Loren
gss toss : ,ugsi coz, sssdaehei or palpi, a,iSn Of III. heart; .
sau street, New York; s Sta'e street, Boston; . Ledge
: Buildings, Philadelphia Frank Taylor, W0hmstsp, ~
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,o,, session OF Congress, aud before its teIminaues
he senators who voted against him will probael,
be satisfied that they have acted unwisely and with
out due reflection. and be ready, perhaps, to repair
vote, rs in the case of his nomination az Sur
veyOr.
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
JAHRB 0ORDOn BENuBvY,

Morurxs HrsALp-lssued every monfng-price -
smts per COPY. Country subscribers furnished at ts
sane rate, for any SPECIFIC period, On a remittance u
sivance. No paper sent. unless paid In advance. -
wnsxLv kspALD-Issued every saturday morning, y
Inc o'clock-prce sur csnfs per copy. furnished 70 ~
~ subscribers 1t % per -nnum in advance -
CenpRsrorpRrrs are requested to address lh0 bSsSA
v JAns 0onpor Bruurrr, ~Propris.sr and kdissr -
srden N buai1oas must b 49,
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DIR. FAWCETT.

MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SUR;
WI OF Loadon aud Edinburgh, and of the Medical
College Of Philadel phia confines his practice 10 a select branch
OF his profession.
"Noeet empta dolore voluptss"
DR.. F is encouraged by the uniform success attending his
mode of treatment In the cure of venereal, elects. structures,
seminal weakness and Rercurial affect ons, together with all
those other bad symptoms which undermine the constitution
and lay the foundation of premature decay, either Hom NAL
treatment or any, other Gauge. IL such per,on. the appetite y !
His mode Of treatment is universally admired-his MEDICINES
being pleasant to the taste and smell, gently astr'nges the nbres
ton requires. His treatise on constitutional or reryors deol'
ly affords very exte, sive observ atoms on sexual debility, Sc
minal weakness, and impotepcy brought on by delusive habits
all its attendant sy mptoms physioli gically explained. This
d ,ctor can be consulted at all hours Of the day and night.
Letters post paid will RET Give Immediate attention.
aI2I msf
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FISK'S CUMBINED SUM MER
BAKER & COOK STOVE,
FOR COAL OR WOOD.

A ATWOOD, Patsutes-Prcss from 1850 to Sla-!The
"a. feus furnace and front Of this stove are made q castiron
and hs. a large fire oven attached To- il, which ill 90 nearly
The orihce Of the furnrce will admit a boiler ms asuripg sI
pals, or fifteen gallons. and by the use q the d. rsion plate,
kettles suitable for boiling fear different dishes; in addition to
all this, tive, fowls or 2 large piece Of meat may BE- roasted IN
trent, and all done with lees Than . cents per day, Tor proof oil
FlSK'S Stove Establishment,
29 Water street.
Read the following certificates, in addition to which over
two hundred may be seen by caiiipg at tht store,
EISk'S stove Establishment. 2Os w alter street
NEw YoEx, 81 Fourth street, eth April ,isi2.
Msssrs. Fisk, 2os Water street-Among the variety o.
stoves which have come to my notice, the one purchased
from You merits a decided preference. have used it during
II the seasons, and W ,uld most c~heerfully recommend il 10
The public AZ IN my opinion susceptible Of NJ improvement
for simplicity OF economy, AMI worthy OF more praise than
can be appreciated without a trial of it
lam, with respect, yours. &.
A. PERKINS,
Pastor OF the Bereau (Bap,ist) Church.
Mr.. Fisk, s0s Water street-The Summer Stove which ]
purchased of on last spring, have hsa In use till no " and
no on., without trial, would believe the amount Of cooking
that may ne dove by il, or its economy Sufce il to say, that
with occasionally an extra fire, we have cooked for from IS to
IS persons, with enough less fael to save more than the price
Of the stove.
MRS. BUEL, So Fulton street.
March < 1910 ais INT
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PREsrDENr.--Nathanie
Wolfe, Marshal of the United States for the Distric
Of Delaware, in the place Of David G. Wilson, whose
commission has expired.
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CHEAP STORE.

OIIEl1I IIIIIVD w IIIVE u OlVE'
THE Subscriber 10 now opening his Spring supply Of
l. HARDWARE &CUTLERt Y, received per late arrivals,
from Birmingham aud Sheffield. Together with a general az.
sortment Of D omsstic Goods which he is prepared TO offer at
the very LOWEST CASH PRICES.
The attention Of Country Merchants, Builders, Cabinet
Makers, SC, Is solicited to an examination Of his stock and
prices. as he 10 confident they will ind 1t TO their inters to
favor HIM with a call. ALFRED E.
1O Greenwich corner Barclay. New York.
A regular supply Of FALL, RIVER U NAILS, and
Coopers Glue. Also-a complete assortment Of iMeehanies
Tnoi. Iam.a Screwa sc m2 SIN
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To BOATMEN.
WA n NJ D :. Ns:laI R. .,.s., Stone of the h''' quality ii I'm. A'
andrews COMBINATIONS LOCK-Ths only Lock
1ie to y 81 l,t ss: S.i fS s.p ssi:sr wi's ! I .SG S Sa %s1t ans &c \ sss Ps sS:
9 deposit .i,t ofF !rs1' f iSs 'ssa, Sy DS berg .n io an 1 s%o i mCsti ss'i az ,Rs
Mere6al q %tsehanss Reading Room n this city, and having
:: s,, H. ! S $s' f. Hs,' $$ Ssss,S Ell Ssi L liz. 4 s sS'ss s;jsl: iii. i H. 4:
creased confidence, commend his Invaluable Lock; now in
which has stood The test, and never been opened in a Bank, or
s ai;E ! c"m S5iss l5s s ssS, s sas b ssf ses s ; s sa RsSDeTs,y sp la's ssd
individuals when all other Locks have been opened. The last
Rad a the bars e / r0O Oseans sh fs"r ' Ioes ss'S before s0f Teaching sSsss he 5
Patent Combination Lock, was the Rail Road Bank, Lowell.
Lock. suited to Banks with II sea changes 10 millions.
Ofhcers Of B suks snd individuals are invited to examine this
LS as i at the ''ii % & IS sTSisiIifs s'sM Mi ii,' il ~ jon.. Lane.
DRY sasgt.d e, 4 10th l9r S,l if,iHTaas or e0 ksI.o Sa sI ,isr G ~.
's4 Z W S9s$ssy 4 ssr B;ss Id FranklinTR .,, Indian Red.
Super f E%efsid S Green, M SSSE Fq Isss. Brown
Brmsw,ck Green, Vermiiion,
Saxon Green, Chromes,
To Printers and Engr~avers.-Frankfor and English Blacks
'' fsb ; ~ I'M . 'N' IS. Broadway. corner franklin.
I practitioner, s,lamen heine, n. D having concluded q
g such :: has never been ps,s:sa'sa S before. . : an . d sSs, {
gill undertake of T any Gs al f of 'hsss malignant ,abSr medic, 81 ,In G. s sars,es
tsstass !, and sus's nsidsfed i y other. ' i%nsSraSis', =
If IL i. y ss,i. s,;f i. , .%s1sn S'ssiSsa iSs TDs ss; { vii i '' .:sas f lss1y: =
m mo, ssass sssTT s.; y ,h isFfss %i I isf TO- n sSs sha S1%' wS Ia eve P' will );
made for medicine or attendance.
The Doctors Office is in Readc street. almost opposite th'
Marshall House, csrner OF Broadway and ksade street n
| a2bm'r Sal. r.l~ " =.
JAR ~OTL.-There Is no Oil in the world that can ds goo.
| II or bad TO the HAIR. Every body knows that wnen ~
hair is burned 1t will grow again as good a. fv :, Of Of linn i'm
/ now ders for diving the hair are nothing. but smhtu.s ~ nn
and itbrare. and the hair is not dyed, but literally burned
Liquids for dying the hair are compo:;uons q s saS do m
dye the hair, aud the hair will grew no ma s,.a. n,Hbr, % %bs,,
~, u%fbs h.. ~ 4 fnlI Of dandruf, the hair begins to turn grey; an,
sitn.s. cotIovs. From an experience oftrehty years, oeh'
balances oi,ow nv i.r;pa the opportunity Of examining a srea
ar MAJ. land bicckheads) / have made myself a s~'a
many ne:us' r~rn - "Pasfors Hair Oil. or Compoun'
f Es Y Oh Of Amouds I" for desroy,ng dandran, preventing
WHss;r oiil will make he hair grow well, no matter how mucl
dsndru6 or sorenessis on the head.
.sie wsolessie and retail, at A. Pastors, Hair Gutter
las greenwich street, New York. Price 80 cents . bottle.
. mae In
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DOCTOR PROVOST,

GONE individuals write against the use of balsam copaiyy,
- cubebs, nitre, camPhor, mineral astringents, &c &c, IN the
cure Of secret diseases, bu! that the world knows that the
above named m edicines will and have cured those diseases, -
beyond a doubt. Iii perfect folly to deny that fact, Buttha
It re Quires a professional msD, and a man Of skill In his probes
SOD, to know when and how to give those medicines, - equally
as obvious to men Of minds. hope, therefore; that &c atlsmen
which they may see in the share Of advertisements, but they
will call upon me, at No. 81 Broad street. where they shall
have a full history Of their case. | feel confident that not apa
tielt will leave my Office without being entirely satisfied that
scended to place himself among the field Of Quacks. My Of
fee ia at 81 Broad, corner stsas 1T.
AQImv . j. PROVOST, M. ID.
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n removed 70 d. Calls San f.dre. Ss:i@ snfrspte dc j. Ma
.hini.- By this latter direction the building is.kuown to all
boatmen, ooaehmsn, rortes &c, as one Of The most conspi'
The Extensive alteration. and repairs upon this hcu:s having
location 10 any thing OF the kind ever before knows in the
city. IL is situate directly ppon the Bay; and commando an
; OWENS rsli iss~. q se n entire h'r'''' "'h ''s ''''''n' country
n og, ,ri s,:' en- : s 70, Ma's cou ma'' w Ssi ! on a pa Arrival + = isV snis en
sy the boarding Officers 70 the Govsm%sr, House where in
;Ss Paosyrs ss' Sy .S%. i rs:sids%, . rs = place S:% .'s.' : ne.
Persons dssisous q going to MIS- Westn house, T,m Please e
y the Clsri who visits al lvssseis with passengers, a soon
Havana. Dec. Is. 1871. o2seod em-
THE DESERVED CELEBRITY Of Taylor's Bal:am 2 2,
other II L, ,SG1y. IT ,5 %ass sou s1s s solSs, ysc, Il la'e Of 'q SIood, anaa III
disease. Of the chest lungs and liver: ;,h n. ,o., rnhouna,a
The person who adyertses DR., Tayior's Balam Of Liver;
sssfw Va SSg. :. " ''v y. r Z, fs;, s SnSs ss. anG =. v WV v l ISasst, s%s
a and I genuine hSI n TssIo Ss 9 Bs,.a amy of so s1setm Dr WIN nh ief 0 Il cniS
made by the proprietor, at s7s Bowery. Buy ir this oily only
ASTHMA CURED-"I have suffered from the effects of
a. A:, eaT. IN al' ssia s.% Rsii ifS a. ",sf De- sys r., T Tsss : s.l.s sSu SfH DS'.1n dS,
o. prwAnr ~ sSf III I, ESd 5SssN,a4;sHs iGsist Sc
the true and genuine at the old office, ys Bowey and you are
p. Asss' { co '. Tx: ssS!y 3, b. ,' a.. ss.."F FA ,ii.;:i ls.sG ]. Es.. ii
q Co, 80 Cornhill, Boston. MAJ
05.iRoN SAFES Of ssodr %..c5,, sues - nave teen
c Tytsasa ~ ,Ep part "a. :, y , n, for % The ~ % si !, r rro9 u sol, man SAT,
a,..-r - - siISs 6 &, AWss .,.4 :;!:;.,.
D~IssoLprl0N OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES : IRi, sG aiIf
a Ues" Z ih Gss day dissolved eHsdS s. a mutual eo %s%s
4 hia@ HSn saIThi.
New York, Feb. 10th, 1919.
N~oTICE-The bus mess will be continued BY nURLBU1
State sao: :a {, .s' H ss :sapS donn wa wR.t :'; ii packages iss f Ss., s se d,
reeted, " Care Of HurIbst X Co Express" NJ
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CARL KING.

The well hnown and celebrated Millinery and Ladies Straw
Hat manufacturer to Der m .jesty The
QUEEN OF ENGLAND,
respectfnlv begs leave to announce to the Ladies that he
has q n hand a most splendid and fashionable assortment Of
Ladies Straw and SILK Hats. The Straw Hats are msnufae-
tured 10 a most fascinating and becoming shape, called
THE ELLsLER COTTAGE.
with Gipsey sides and a Swiss Flare around the 'front.' The
braids these Hats yre'made Of is ofthe most elegant patterns,
The Albert straw in particular as patrOnissd By
QUEEN
TIL. ak DEPARTMENT is conducted by the most ingenious and
tasty miuipers not 10 be equalled. The ,ilks are Of the new
est styIe, fresh imported. Trimming and Flowers to cores.
pond, Those whe wish to conyinc. themselves may call at
NJ! SO Canal near Broadway, and |! piy,slSn street,, If A..
latest stvie. and can be purchased at either Of his establish
vents al Wholesale and retail on reasonable termt. as Inn
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A VOICE FROM NEW JERSEY

E~NGLlsHTOWN Jan go, lssa-Gent'e men-l Rave been
~ Tor more than twerty ye RS afflicted with a severe cough.
that kept me dewn. especially IN winter. Ny system became
gradually Gu. Of Greer. and a nisht it was almost impossible
happened to be re = %s. | was isaSesd By z irispd e try q
TRACT OF FOREGROUND, with no other expectation
Than that 1t might relieve the irritation Of the throat. aud az
ford temporary relief. To NV happy establishment, felt re-
lief utterly une.pset.d; My cough aid not distress ne as be-
ssvere in the use Of the COMPOUND, and have now the plea
sure to gay that my health appears completely restored Your
Candy has been the instru rent, and Thankfully and crate ullv
do I return my sincere wishes that others may be as Complete
" restored to health.
Yourfriend AM seryant,
WILLIAM HOFFMAN.
To Messrs. ] PEG E & Son, IS Division ct.
AGErrs-Rushton & Aspinwall, As.or House and TIC Broad
way; A. Hill, 2Os Greenwic h 81; Clark, $50 Hudson street.
Wilson, ls6 Hudson str .et; Allen x H.rt, ss Grand street,
Elwen, 8 Sixth avenue; Stone, corner Of Hudson and Mon.go-
merry streets Jersey CITY.
Agents in Brookly n-Hays, IS, Fulton At; Stiles, 1873 Full
ton st.; and Handy is High ST..
Fisher, Washington City d. c.; Philips, grocer, Williams
burg; Bush, Staten Island; Duvall, 2s2 Broad st. Newark, N.
j.; Burke Princeton. NJ
Each envelope Of the genuine Horenound Candy is nsned J.
PEASE & son, As Division ct. Of whom it can be obtained
whole sale and retsil. aI6r
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GEORGE w. DAWSON,

GEORGE w. DAWSON,
Wholesale and Retail Furniture and General Furnish
ing Warehouse, No 81 Chatham ST., corner Of
Duane street, Netc York.
WHERE he keeps for sale large assortment Of the follow
Tables, Chairs, Office and portable Desks, Glass Cases: Book
Catts Looking Glasses, dining, centre, tea and pier Tables,
Mattresses, Carpets, OIL Cloth, Mating and Fire Irons, Wash
Star De, Toilet Tables, Candle Stands, Bureau Bedsteads,
Dressing Bureaus, Safes, &c.-
Also, a large assortment of men and womsn's Wearing APP.
parel, new and second handed.
All Of the above articles are offered to the public at very low
prices. Persons in want Of said articles would find II to ther
advantage to make al early call at the above establish
mont.
Shipping orders pune tually attended to and packed on the
shortest notice, and on reasonable terms. Mattresses, Bed
ding, &c. for fitting out veesels, constantly on hand.
All orders to the above establishment will be punctualiy at
tended to ard tn thankfully received. .
N B.-The highest prices will be given for second hand
Furniture and gentlemen and lad es' cast off clothing.
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VIII LIAM HEARN

ONI BOWENY, be v cen Prince and Spring streets, o6ern
w for sale the following dry goods. lately rece,ved:.
Light chiptz watertd Poplus suit BILE .or millinery AID s,och
makers use, and for ladies' dresses
French, Engl ish and JoIneseic Calicoes, mourning and second
mourning. light chintz and single colors
supsrfne IA French priated Muslins, light chintz figures
Blue black and satin striped blue black Silks; mourning and
light colored Muslin dc LANES
Fine q Carlton, mourn ng and light co.ored Ginghans
SuperGne plain black and NOPE cold do, all wool
LIht colo red hat and lining Silks and watsred Ribbons
Ladies' fapcv ana gsutls men's black silk Crsvsts
Ladi.s 8 aud gentiemens plain and hem stitched linen canbris
,.Hdkfs; ladies' and geutlemen's light colored Kid Gloves
Black silk long Shawls sun Shades and misses Parasols
Long Lawns birdseye diapers. black and brown Linens; twill
ed siles,as. corded and Marseilles Skirts. Shirtings, Muslin,
black and white cotton Hose, sc.
Striped. pL hin and corded cambria, iaconet. book, Swiss. null,
and Tarlatan Muslins. Bishep Lawns cambria iDimities, &c.
Also on hand. fine b ack bombazines, anaa general aassort-
nent Of other Good, all of which are offered generally, at the
lowest market prices.
Uniform prites-no Abatement mao Jm*