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Total 2,J63,i75 G,03l ,228 2O68,i68 1861 iaj
1t will be that flour, candles cotton goods and
bread important items of export to Brazs, and the
value othe sugar received there per cent of the
exports. Coffee forms the principal item To the other
ports exports exceed the imports, except to Cuba
whence the bulk of the sugar is imported and 1887
amounted to 20 100000 lbs The quantity made Louis
ana the same year 49, 600 lbs, and New York
100000 lbs. What superior claims the inhabitants Of
Louisiana have to the monopoly of the sugar trade over
those Of Cuba those the State of New York. does not
readily appear Yet they ask that the large commerce
which employs tonnage of $50 500 TONS and O56 men,
should be destroyed the federal government lose its
nues and the whole Union submit to heavy tax, for their
benefit The argument is used by all classes of
manufacturers, and if each gratfed should
rival the starvation and distress which prevails in pro
tected- England
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
ON THE PRINCIPAL OF
ATMOSPHERIC PRESSUR +


From the New York Lancet.
II affords satisfaction find that the of Dem
sry making such rapid in this Many
valuable have OF late been nfrouced
pheric pressure is emnenty worthy Of We believe
that talented townsman Mr. Leye the credit belongs
introducing tins which has desevedly
the unequyocal APPRECIATION of many of professional
brethren.
From the Courier and Enqurer]
DENTISTRY.-lt is not often that permit ourselves
- speak terms of eulogy of discoveries subjects which
do no, come within our province We have not sufficient
ledge do in the first place. unless indeed the object
be visible tangabl and this the the
Mr. Levct Surgeon Dentist who arrived some time since
from London has brought with him method which he
has successful practice here, OF supplying the loss
real teeth by artificial without the Of accessories
such as lgaures springs ordinary
the when completed followed by inflammation
pain He best describe his method himself We will
of these embellishments, delighted
with them that they have permitted him to refer enauire
them who do apply from idle curiosity but with view
OF FRONTING by the conviction actual examination will
produce.
mo- lmsc 200 Broadway, corner of Warren ST.
ITO THE LOVERS OF SUPERIOR BLACK TEA
Howquas Mixture This extremely delicious and unpa
alled Tea, highly celebrated in China and Europe
ported for sale the Canton Tea Companys Genera
Tea Establishment 2i Chatham New York-in Chi
Packages. Prices so cents and 81. m2I imsr
w cent less than eretoore. The subscriber has
hand general nent Of the imported Burners which he
offers at the above reduced ioeral discount al
loved all dealers Best quality Of CAmPhine 50
gallon Canphoned Gas IS cents. Call and examine for
yourselves at No III Grand street, door on BnMsy
JAMES KINDS.
~ BAH kinds of Lamps altered bronzed gilt and repaired
at the shortest notice, ,nahle terms. AL I'm m
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Died..

On the morning of the 10th instant after long and
painful Illness JULIA, wife of VIM. II. Burnham and
daughter OF Joseph Bates in the 2th year of her age
The relatives and friends of families respectfully
invited to attend her funeral on this Monday afternoon
5ocock from her late residence Mansion House Bloom
ingdale.
At Brooklyn, tina 29th instant, MARY 3uxBEcx wife
of Alexander Bukbeck, aged 81 years.
Her funeral will take place at his residence in Smith
street, this Monday) afternoon at O'Clock. Their friends
respectfully invited to attend.
On the evening OF the 2sth instant in the full hope of
blessed Immortality, MARY RicH,Rps, wife of Freeman
Rawdon and daughter of Matthew Myers, Esq. of Hcrk
mer, NY.
The friends of the family also those of Ralph Rawdons
family respectfully invited attend her funeral from
her late residence No. IS St. Marks Place without fur
ther invitation, at O'Clock this Monday afternoon.
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Foreign Markets.

MArASzAs, May l9-Prime Muscov ado Sugars have be-
come quite scarce and most of the ordinary out
the market for shipments North which has much reduced
the stock and prices have gone up Coffee has adv
fully half dollar. Clayd Sugars in active demand.
treghts to Europe dull Exchange on London lst per
cent; New York to Boston par to /.
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ken-les bbis STachan ScoG76 Douglas-l0 cks Har-
peri bales Noltenns Pavenstedt9 bbls Suydam Sage
Cook co. ~ ' - $3.50 ''
NEW ORLIASs.BIg Creole3o cks Merle-l bx A g Nor
wood-l trunk Thome-2i0 bbs pork 1856 do wheat do
w5Giskey 10 hhds bacon Lee, Daer Miller.
CH.hLEsroN-Schr Phebe Aargaret-eO bales cotton Hy
Cot co-l70 10 order.
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CHATHAM THEATRE.-We have only to remind our
readers that Mr.. Forrest, Mr.. W. Jones and Miss
Clifton play together this evening in Bulwer's much
admired play OF the Lady of Lyons. 1t is the last
night OF the engagement of Mr.. Forest, and the on
" appearance ofthe two last mentioned. What new
performances Thorne means to astonsh the town
with remains to be SEEM He will find it difficult to
excel the treat he offers this evening
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Foreign Importat,ons.

LnnRrooL-shp susanna Cummings-75 crts % casks VIM
% Ressh epp eks es % ss salt tons pig iron a cks
bdls iron Everett BattelIee cks w Be,oe ooso pars I
Andews-2j0 tons coal Newbold Cmft-ao BIZ. uaae
Robinson5 bale Walker- ck 10 or-, US Lawrence q
GuAyASILLA-Brig Marin Eseli-ioc hbj, ,,,, -. -.
Plat. oo Niedad
MArASzAs-Bng selma-ioo bags coffee T + Young, A. co-
70 do 50 bxs Aymar co50 do De Pevster a Wb,,,
-lt0 hhds do a5 do molasses Rowland & ARRIVAL "'s"
GrAyAM,-Bng Creole-il7 hhds sugar b De Fores, a 90
IS hhds sugar Pilot 4 lie Barber
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MARITIME HERALD.
10 Ship Masters.

We shall esteem favor il captains of vessels arriving
here, Will give TO Commodore r. s. Martin our news
report Of he shipping left At the port whence they sailed the
foreign newspapers they may have. Commodore Martin VIII
board them Immediately their arrival We will reciprocate
he favor in any
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NEW k1NK IN kusrARDs-Y Yankee Hill opened
the New York Museum last night, and gave holy
entertainment, calling it sacred concert The
maths" or ''vespers,' at st. Peters, are better
every Sunday, and cost nothing. Bye-and-by the
Park Theatre will open on Sunday evening with
sacred concert, mystery or morality" such as the
clergy used to enact the Sunday evenings, in the
middle ages. This is getting to be holy age
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AUCTION SALES.
BY THOMAS BELL.
tStores Nos. % .4nn aud lis Fulton, street.

tStores Nos % .dnn aud us Fulton street,
MONDAY.
To Iron Makers, B9isi Mixers, Bsekcmiths sI-A' tn, The
snail shears for cutting boiler rom screen cutting machines;
.iosas dyes; TAPS wienchc nli Of blacksmith
s,.so,. Al i9t o'clock, u the sales rooms
furniture mattrases carpetsSc By virtue Of landlords
warrant.
AT l01s O'Clock, at the sales room.
SUMMER Cotfns dry goods fancy aud pledged articles
Also args lot essan! goods and merchandise OF various
A ss Sss Of n ss ss H Ss y 5
N.Y. ",,n.S -, swEP SSi IN '%s '"s
Also, the entire valuable furniture formerly contained in
Boomipsd ,I v ABBEY This VII be arranged the
clothes will all be measured and arranged
There will also be ca, T.ifTRs II i,%e
At 10, o'clock at No. ssi Broadway, corner whest
psts; sauces; fruits Sc viii I Be .oa wihou, hs
The groceries and every thing in the department
and quaes The wine. are deseredy celebrated and
sale rooms affords Opportunity for families and others
BY RTELL & ARCULARIUs,
THIS MORNING,
At 0ls o'clock. in the sales room.
fancy and staple goods nealns hardware and
pantaloons, vests, bouscs, Sc. &c.
BY +. j BEARNS, Auctioncer.
THIS DAY.
At 10 o'clock, at No. % Catherine
tumltueA general of furniture, consisting Of
mahogany chairs French brsead sofas glasses
w ss 5ssa and
Windsor chairs mahogany desk &c also quantity
Of Kitchen Furniture.
EarhenwaeAse quantity of glass and earthenware COM
prsns the usual variety.
WEDNESDAY,
AT III o'clock, IN front ei the store l39 Fulton
Package Sale of Eahenwarc52 of Derbyshire Iron
Stone Yellow Ware assorted IN packages % crates printed
ware and 70 packages glass now landing Catalogues and
samples early on the morning of sale. m30 Ter
UCTION NOTICE.-Shen iT s Sale Of Furniture, &c ex
"A This day. hipast 10 O'clock in the sale
order OF the Sheriff. v,riey OF excellent Furniture by virtue
Of execution consisting of chairs tables bureaus carpets
looking glasses French aud other bestcas rugs oil cloth
fas sofa beds, piano forte, &c.
Mattresses Beds &cAlso 80 first hair beds
bedding, and other housekeeping articles.
m30 ltr. THOS. BELL, Auct.
NIBLO & DUNLAP will sell, the Saloon, Nblo's Gar
4 den nj Auction, Tuesday 3s o'clock, PM
One Thousand Pots of Choice Plants consisting Of and
fine Dahas Geranlums, Roses, Fuchias, Helioropes
benas, Gadenas Calais Lackenaultias Ercas Cactus
SC. m22 3t.r
NOTICE TO FURNITURE BUYERs.-WASHING-
~ TON MEEKS, No. 3l5 Broadway the Hospital
Mould draw the attention of the public that he will sell SPLEEN
did Cabinet Furniture 10 cent less than the quality
OF work now selling at the aaetons-conssng of Draws
Couches Sofas covered different coorcd pushes
ana mar CLOTH oil the latest Spring patterns die en-
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City Despatch Post.

40 WILLIAM STREET.
PRiScrAt OFFicE..-Leters deposited before hafra
halfpast IL and hall past o'clock will be sent out for
delivery at 9, I, and O'Clock. ~
Branch OrrioEs-Letters deposited before T. H. and
O'Clock, will be sent out for delivery at o. and ociocL
ALEX. NJ. GREIG Agent
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Passengers Arrived.

Cartwnglr-i93 in steeragr.
GuArasILLA-Bng Maria Estell-Mr Lucas.
NN,nNtpfoos-Schr Grand Island-T L Resd
Wv 1sLEANs--Bry Creolc-Thos PAYNE 8 Smith JAS
h1 WY ~ Bartlett Rankin, Huiter, lady and child.
lady, Mr. Hutc hinson, Mr. Corman - ii''''"S w
BRtMEN-Bark PhIadcphs A. p,;.a.l.l;.v Nj. Mill.
q Ogden, Of NYofk ' ~ '""""eipha-Niss Mathus
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How TO TAME HORSES AND OTHER ANNALS
Breathe the breath of man into their nostrils This
is the Indian secret.
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MONEY MARKET.

FsIM Nj.
We mentioned few days since the fact that the loan of
the State Of New York had been subscribed for by the in
divdua citizens without the Intervention Of stock Job
bcr whereby great saving effected to the people of
the State The following official table shows the progress
which the loan made in the market.
NUMBER OF suBsemsrns TO rHr 81 100000 Loan THE
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New CATHOLIC CHURCH.-The corner stone of a
Catholic Church, to be called ST. Johns, was laid
at East Cambridge, Mass, last week
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FIREWORKS, CRACKERS, &C
20 u Z u II ] UL Y. 1870.

COUNTRY and city dealers in networks will find it their
Of % ss sas can R o
Chatham street large Insanity Of fire crackers
Remember the Of the mammoth sky rockets and gold
kew NIL iytsr
MECHANICAL LAMPs-REMovAL.-Thc subscriber
moved his DEPOT from Broadway TO the ne
No 20 John street Broadway, where his establishment
foc TO furnish all the v,rety of these beautiful Lamps
snd every article tcm the lowest possible
lie would particularly invite the attention Of the propetors
Of Hotels Libraries, public private. and all other large
offer them TO light with his Lamps which entirely FREE
from thing offensive and produce the agreeable light
possible at about one half the cost of sai sAxToN
Successor to A. Diacon, 20 John street ,,s
Chestnut street aud in Boston % fremont Row MO WISE
NAUTICAL AND MATHEMATICAL, ACADt,Mla,
~ No. 30 Ann street New York. centre OF lne n,on.p
and very short small The i.ewn =, vsy
lucrative vocaon commanding the highest ssisnc 20 WIS
f ,b ,be Is sh ;obs. Nsssso pn
Of Chrouometers, Nc. complete ~ n' ho I. ,p
observatory and in the fields and those put ~ the best order
for The requisite instruments ae nep o MI, , nv
sging with he rods the greatest esacness nsuation,
writing by an easy method IA lew Lessons ai,thneuc lar
Weights and q every place that Of each other BY
abrcvied theorcms bookkeeping, embracing mercantile
course VIII" ~ "'' "'' ii. c. sHARREFF, Principal,
m2sa.c With Assistants
NOTICE.-The Oaice for FRANCIS PATENT LIFE
EXCHANGE ON LONDON.-Bilis Of Exchange a co.
i5 days, and sight for any amount, Ncn Pres
colt Grote Ames Co.. Bankers London always be OBJ
'"'''' " ''''''"S 70 '"' i ROCHE BROTHERS 4 Co
m27c IS Fulton ST.. next door to the Fulton Bank
COLLECTIONS all "a Of the United States made
- the most favorable terms,Y svuvrsTrp
m2ec % Wall 81. and 40 Broadway
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At Toronto Canada the 10Th instant by the Rev Jo
nathan Scott Rev. GEORGE RIVERS SASpERsoN, Wesley
an Methodist Minister, to AMELIA JENNA, only daughter
of Alex. Davidson, Esq, Postmaster Niagara.
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013-CHATHAM THEATRE.-Mr. Forrest concluded
his engagement at this theatre Saturday night and
this evening he takes his benefit which occasion Jose
phine Clifton that Queen of Trag appears as Pauline
in Bulwers play ofthe Lady of Lyons Forrest enacting
Claude Menotte He also appears Rolla in Sheridan
play Of Pizarro supported by HELD stevens Mrs Blake
Miss Mestayer, in the principal charact tiers.
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SHIRTS.

L
limited STATES SHIRT MANUFACTORY II Viii.
- liam street, corner Of Liberty, n. Notice is hereby
given Merchants and traders general that the proreto
the above establishment have adopted method of
featuring which enables them sell their shirts cheaper
rate than other house this city. This will be
affirmed by the list of prices as lolows:-
Per Dor.
Fine Muslin Shirts with Linen Bosoms and Collars, 81 so
DO stitched in the Bosom and Collar 900
Do Coored .ne patterns large sizes: 100
Also large quantity of Bosom and Collars hand which
will rn ffrrn chcan inrca nIn,s
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Correspondence of the Hcmld.l

Correspondence of the HeNld
PATERSON, May %, 1912.
Military Companies DriAing-Fne EPuks-Ths
Rhode Island Qucaion-T temperance danutac-
lures Home League, &c.
DEAR BEyNErr:-
Although have nothing Of great importance TO
communicate, cannot but acquaint you, agreeably
tom promise, with what have been the principal
events OF the last week in our town. If there has
been nothing of importance, there has been much
TO interest and excite our citizens
On Monday last our three military companies
turned out 10 drill. They were in full uniform and
looked exceedingly we'll l did not see them drill,
but understand they went through their evolutions
with great precision and dexterity In the evening
OF same day few citizens were treated to grand
display OF fire works at their expence The
advertisements announced that " bengola lights, "
and other fine things were be exhibited; but II
would not do, and ain glad of it. Our young men
are beginning to find that twenty-five cents are as
good IN their pockets as any where else
On Tuesday again had the military out, dong
military honors to of their departed officers.
The deceased was young man, MAJOR much re-
spected by his comrades and our citizens gene
We have had good deal of excitement last
week on the Rhode Island questions; here as else
where. Our citizens generally sympathized with
the Suffrage party, ana would have given their help
hand if ii had been needed. However all are highly
gratifed to learn that the dispute is about to be ami
cably adjusted.
must not forget the cold water men, who above
all, TO be the most industrious. Messrs Perry
and Lane and others as well, continue their advo-
cacy with untrlng zeal. Great has been the good
they have accomplished in this town. We would
advise Mr.. Collins to prune his addresses little;
his speech on Friday evening was certainly too in
delicate.
am sorry to add, that in most of our principal es-
adjustments, wages have been reduced; the reduc-
ton being commenced as usual by the Clay men,
who so vociierousy shouted for high wages and a
speaking ofrecenty organized in this town "home
leagues" but alas it is now spoken of as thing that
never was. 1t is defunct; and to all inents and pur
poses, Paterson now goes for moderate duties
llurrah for the triumph of good sense. L. C.
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ANNHIAToN OF SpAcE-A pickerel weighing
twelve pounds when dressed, was caught in Lake
Erie on Wednesday and served up in Boston on
Friday
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 80, Is4a.
AlrlYHI.

10 MOON 81
SUN SETS 20 HIGH wArER...... i2 81
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Domestic Importations.

NIw ORLEASs-Bak Ludwig-26i SKIS corn Nesmith Iced.
colo hhds Goodhue cot bales Dodd-3 Meyer Stuc
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$1,000 REWARD.

STOLEN from onsnki5k, Hotel, corner OF Eleventh and
S25o in gold Half Eagles of 1871 and 1912; Treasury
Drafts of $500 each Of which the signature
81 200 the South Bank Boston; Silver
gold Lepne Watches 10 gold Lever do double eased gold
do; 20 silver Lepne dos 20 gold pencil
cluster rings 10 do enameled gold chased snuff box and
sundry papers letters and wearing apparel Also piece of
black silk. For the of the above property
of $1,000 will be paid Apply the Mayors office iladelphia
=. Nj. PIKE,
SInnr sfreet Nov York
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"Tn Cuder,' Houses Wooden Knives. ;,

=" In Cutler,' Houses Wooden Knvesn
THIS Spanish poyerb applies cycecny OF
the New i2rs Hair OIL manufacturers who making
great noise by their grand compositions when they have bald
heads themselves But PASTORS OIL only good for
every body hair to destroy dandm and prevent hair from
turning grey but also an excellent Oil keep his own .l,
for The city of New York where for the last sixteen years
have been practising the hair cutting business bat am sell
ing quantity Of oil for the want put them
their guard against bald head fools that making
every bodys hair except their A. Pastors on has
been the produce Of 81 years experience For sale wholesale
~ '' ''''''' A. PASTOR.
Price, 50 cents PER bottle, highly pcrfumed ma I'm. 6
ENGLISH MAILThe Letter Bags for the k2 q; An MAJ
~ Steamer Acadia from Boston for Liverpool VIII CLOS, al
Hamden Coz: Express Office No wall srct, r., % M
cci,ed above Letters by this Conveyance are insured as
mas I" !, se''o" 'o' '"e ''e'"''' HARNDEN co.
MACHINE BLANKETs.-3 bale. for sale by ,
M mioec PERssE BROOKS. 81 Liberty Z
DACKET SHIP ONEIDA from HAVRE.-ConSignees
will please send their permits ON board at pier NO. Nort
River. - 90, =,
All goods permitted by the 10Th inst will be sent to the
uubli, store m2t
kS5E FOR MARsEILEs:-The superior bark EVER.
MIN TON, Capt Mayo will be dispatched bcfore
18th June. For freight Or passage aIgy %
m28, No.o Tontine Building
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PARK THEATRE.
| A., Benefit of Mr.. \ Ms. c. e. Horn,
May SsS. S~ Y
o,u,, n,,i.,, THE MAJ" S D. sAxoNY
Sophia Mansfsh Ms. c. Z. Horn
A ROLAND 3 foR Az KIN OLIVER
s' MARX Mar Maria b bals"S,e Fixture rlacde
Doors open at performances will commence al hall
Boxes, sl-Pt, 50 cents-Gallery, rs cents
CHATHAM THEATRE.
Benefit Of Mr.. f. Forrest
THIS EVENING. May sO-Ihs performance will com
THE LADY OF LYONS,
. Col Dsmas, w. Jones.
Bsausan Mr. Hall Claws G Mestayts
To- conclude with ~ '
ri.. hs,'' Mr. Held Alouso, M'EF oS II; H.ll
ffR i;;as. ' ~ Mis- NJ, s Msitoysi ~
Doors will open future quarter past O'clock and the
eu nsln will rise at o'clock puncinally =, =.
Dress circle, 10 cents-Boxes 30Pn 2t-Pnvae Boxes 70
OLYMPIC THEATRE,
THIS EVENING. May 3o.-The performances VIII com
LOVES OF THE I'm ANGELS.
Jap ,n,. Mitchell konh, Homcast,e
AnS so which
Boz NJ. Na io5nea,.ls Sam Weller, Mitchell
-'''So After which MIS- waits
Timothy Tapewel, Mr. Mitchell
reter lpsehh Horncaste
Miss Buesocking Mrs Watt
Esther Dipwct, ''O '"o"' Mis-. Randall nHIR'a''''
Mrs Ticknot Mrs Waits
Dress Circle so cents-Upper Boxes, IS cen,s-Pi,
The Doors will in future open and the Curtain will rise
haIf-pasf 7 precisely
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BENJAMIN BRANDREHTHs PILLs-This vegetabI.
ID and truly medicine PIJRIEIES THE BLOOD

THE s sssS
The bodies q those whose Of life already
sOmp;lni form Of ,iskas:: the Bs.sDaETa Puts Do
KSo@N EFF hs 4 sS s.s ' (. Sss
as with Sier medic1es but the frame is nyisoTaed BY the
fro" he Sosi isis$ $Sis hey y %:' 1'
throw out occasion sickness from the boy and they
require no alteration IN the diet or clothing.
jury the nce%ency Of the weather While under the naspe
of this INFECTION DESTROYING, DISEASE Ms.
The IMPORTING Of Bandreh's Pill. for seamen and travellers
By the timely Of this medicine how much anxiety and
p ssas so S o Gd 0 S AsS E
s at duss S ktms S
applied, without further loss of time.
TO BE REMEMBERED
That Bandrets Pills have stood seven years test IN the
That they vegetable and medicine, all
That they purify the blood and stay the further progress of
That many where the dreadful avages liberation
10 h"" mar could pssas By %:s
having been completely eradcaied.
Tha each q the genuine has it THREE COPY
That each label has signatures of Dr. Benjamin Brand
That there must BE- B TR A sGs ihsf thus
Ana 'H''' ''sI BESJA 'Sii II BRANpRErH.
Besides the labels are full of small printing done in red ink
BENJAMIN Brandreth's Pills
The BRANDRETH PILLS are sold at rs per box
at DIR. Bgapdreths principal office, No. Broadway,
tween Park Place and Murray also his offices
"a Bowery 1904 Hudson street Canal and IFS Second
maO nee
MISUNDERSTANDING OWEN, Counsellor at Law
- has removed TO 81 Nassau street. the corner John
where he may be consulted on all m'ite in Bankruptcy
m23 lmeod.rc
WILLIAM ARNOLD, NJ. D., DENTIsT-respectalIy
w informs his friends and the public that he Consulted
usual in all branches of his profession his residence No
Warren street. m2q I'm. m
IMPORTANT TO THE OWNERS OF MICHIGAN
LANDS.
ANDS in the State of Michigan sold the VINE mt of
- taxes Of 1881 will be redemption Another sale
for will shortly take place from which there will no
redemption
mediate attention their otherwise their lands will
lost them. The list of delinquent lands sold at the
coming sale, be examined by those Interested Taxes
paid lands redeemed from sales deeds recorded
description of agency attended the States of Michigan
Illinois, Ohio Missouri Arkansas, Sc the North Ane
rican Land Agency Established 1917 Wall New York
by >. MELVIN, successor 10 NJ. Myers.
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FIRE AT JERSEY CrrY.-A building on Hudson
street, formerly used asa carpenters shop was con-
sumed early on Saturday morning. Little damage
was done to the adjoining buildings, owing TO the
prompt action of the firemen