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1912 ls43
January LIST to March sth,. ANN. 1890 47O0
The above tables present a very favorable view of
trnde. Our local importers govern themselves by the
nome demandthey the best judges what that u.s. and
guage their orders accordingly. The foreign manufac
turers have been nugh by experience not to surte
with their surplus stocks For years past this market
has been the depot for the manufactures OF Europe that
the regular would net touch They have forced
them us, through auction houses at prices pjur
Gus to the owners and ruiaous to local importers
the market was flooded the supply could not be regua
ted and the surplus like much dead capital in the
hands of ou iobbers who the least able stand it,
The English manufacturers at last discovered that they
were indirectly sapping their own foundation. by COM
petng with their customers their best market and
finally withdrew from such competition but before
many Of our largest commercial houses had failed and
they began to have fears the safety debts them
from this country The first great cause-in fact the
only cause that led us into such exrav and
trading, was the immense quantities Of foreign
manufactures thrown into this country directly
ny the manufacturers and en- their account. The
temptations to purchase great and could not be
sisted composition among obbers increased, until car
red all oeiore Now, we are gradually recovering from
the DOWNFALL we hope lesson has been taught all
cerned that for future will induce the foreign
iacturer to be governed by importers for the ply
THIS market requires, and regulate the importation by
our actual wants.
The trade OF this country will improve Ms our resour
importations will enlarge, actual wants are i'm
mense Take the country through have small stocks
on hand but they are large enough for the present
oy nothing but what can be paid for and the universal
antpathy that all classes feel to running in debt will
have great effect to keep things straight when they
get in that shape.
The consumption of foreign manufactures now in this
country during healthy state OF affairs is immense
and regular, constant demand the
lar better than fluctuations, for extravaganza is surely
counteracted by adeprcsson. In concluding, say
our friends in Europe wait for demand from us-o not
force your merchandise into market, and we shall
eventually recover from the Encouragement of the past
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M A r | TIM E H E r LID,


We shall esteem it favor Captains of will give
10 Commodore ROBERT SHvEy, of News Fleet, a Re
Port Of the Shipping left At the Port whence they sailed the
nS Spoksn On ns List Of their Cargo and
board them immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
sending 70 this Once all Marine they can
obtain Nautical Information of kind will be thankfully
received.
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Second Board.
State of Trade.

On the LIST proximo the Erie Canal Is to be opened for
navigation. The Ohio Canal will also be in operation,
and the whole commerce of the lakes flow Eastward.
The inspections Of Tobacco atthe New York office have
been follows for the month -
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TOOLStTOOLS-TOOLS

LBERTSON'S, Conger's, Horizons and Gfords warrant
ed Cast Steel Coopeu, Carpenters and Ship Carpenters
Edge Tools be had wholesale and retail of OSBORN
LITTLE, - Fulton street, New ork, 10 per allowed
mcrchants) and who keep hand fun Of
Cooem Tools Iron Rvcts, Truss Hoops Slave Jonters,
Stock HoweLs and Crozes.
Also, Importers and General Dealers in English. German
and American Hardware, Cutlery, Nails, Sc. &c.
CHARLES OSBORN,
I'm ecs CHARLES LITTLE
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Il s. FlsCHGL has removed from 70 Water street to 81
l. Liberty street a30 3tsrc

FORTY YEARS.
IL is FACT that LEES Blacting is universally
admit 10 be The best article .nuf ctured iu the United
States ee ha. masufacur BlackiLg in th,s forty
The FIST thirteen years and two months by hmself-
ten took in partnership A. Thomson-weaty and
months wa, known n Lee Thomsons Blackog Di solved
p"tn rsip with said Thomson and the last have
maae y again On my IN account am the Oldest cking
uty and better ia lily than any other i,
but good az has been. IL greatly impro Of
us now manuiactir by team power and Lee g
Improved steam ackipg No John Of Broad
way L. looks down with PRIDE all comp,
ton and would only his the pub c that
he still cont manuf'ctuo his cam Black
ins-but why snarg, word o the wise j, sufficient
CHARLES LEE,
a30 1msr No. JOIN street 6 rner Of Broadway
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FORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 80.
Cleared.

SUN RrsEs.... ..3 al MOON SETS l.
SUN sETy.... ...6 81 HIGH WATER. a
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NOTICE

THE Croton Adu.duct Board respectfully call the attention
Of their fellow citizens TO The Ordinance Of the Common
Council pub hsd below prohibiting, under penalties Of fine
imprisonment the unauthorized oIeping Of the Hydrants
erect for the ofhss In the absence Of
an Ordinance hereofo- all efforts Of the Of The
Aquedpc d. psItmenl have failed alarming evil
which Is the dur. Of good cuz-n 10 assist supprs
Many Of the HyiTast beer broken
unit vice. IN Consequence Herpe
hence OF who have opened them thus
e,p 10 he cyapd bv destroy The usefulness ~ the
Hydran IN Ere. hizadng e safety of the neishhor
bu ldIngs In Consequence OF the Hy-
dap Improperly opened and iep open, throughout the city,
the head Of wer the distributing has been much
diminished and should fires ece action Of the
Hydants be looked for unless obedence
Ordinance passed shall be yielded enforced The Gro
,o Aau.duct Board therefore earnestly ask the coop
Of heir fellow efrcting the important OBJ
jec which the Ordinance Of the Common Council nded
to accomplish.
JOHN L. LAWRENCE,
M. VAN setback,
J. PHILIPS PHOENIX,
CRtNELIUs w LAWRENCE,
SAMUEL b. R0e0LES.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BE- AZ, Ager ,neer.
ssi,,ss H,s. Il .dan and ~ F,.lfO~ s!'''ii

TUksDAY,
aux O'Clock, in thc sale rooms, ,r,
Extra Sale of Vsusbe Furniture ~ all descriptions ms
sse will comprise an INN nae best forniue
&C ~ qualities aud from numerous fannie, re-
moving Sc There ssrcely shy hipg the house feesins
ne but III he found ~ h,ssie. ~ VIZ tH . t..t
VtDNE DAY,
Al 0s &c ock, Ia the sale roorny,
The superior sale &C III kinds Of household which
could not be IN time for Tuesday The cnlet, n
oil Goth, paintings piano fortc sc will be sold IN the
Fulton street stoe
THURSDAY, -
Piano koues-At II "',iock, the Of Mr. Rock
EFT 1873 Centr. street between White AID Walker streets
oabl. 'ond hand aud rewood an maho,an piaso
ortes, ani other, sell
which positive ordes have been received. Can be
Thursday.
B-Thc sales of Bell Howard will take place rain
shine.
A UCTION NOTIcE-R Removal and s,e-CARI Err Il
"A co will their ton rnd priv sales
tbs r May to the i,rge store 3s Broadw,y u tho ball.
where they II have their Sole of -egnt
and cutlery. Wednesday, Sd May half pas, 10 O'Clock
ar
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AM I SEMENTS.
CUATTvAM TUUATUk;

CHATHAM THEATHE.
MOO,NTpAY EVENING. will be performed COURT or
SOEES ANNF-Arhur NJ rston Mossoo; Qreen Anne
VII maoron After which tho Columbian Whistles viii
perom N entirely ne~ Ethiopian Performance To coscluds
y Mm ~ ou kort-Don QuIote, Cline, Duchess Mrs
Pre-, 81 sdmi'sion-pre,s Circle 20 c.nu, second IN
ihrd .rn2 ,i tt i2h Ghlerv lax cents Doors open
teIore I-enIaln rl.e, at ~ O., loch ,ci,.iy.
~tTs'si mLits oJ.YuP,C rU
MoNDtYEyENlN9, snl be pe,formed CATS IN THE
FIRST OF MAy-Mr tirandy. VIZ NreSei,, wsry' MIS-.
Clarke. Aft,r which. AMY LsE-Jo,,ph speciIebsek
NJ Ws,e.; %y Lso; Mis- T%% To sgnslnds 9TH
T,sca.,s, =, T,yorq ''H''oY' Nieh'n'on' KITTY
Tns Doors will opened at T. ssA N. :. o,,u, ns,s
commence Al hsiEt." 7. everv eveoins,
wGNpCAs MUSEVN.
The MODE or TrE G'TY UE pAHIs covering s an
every street Iae bridge snd tuds"g thai vas, city tho
reu, of labor. and executed With such rernsk
able fidelity Oh who hiss been IN Pans can point
out the very house in which he ivee:
Mr. WINCHELL, in q dozen different characters
Mr. SHERMAN, the beautiful Bsllad Singer
Miss ADFLaIDE PHIL The beT ,pseuse America
ENoRMoUs sxRPENT 20 feet long and a. large as the
body ola
The Melodsn G,,anc Gold and Silver Plating Albno La
dyi Fancy Gs.. Blowing and 500 900 curio.es.
Museum and entertainment. IS cepts-chdren baf price.
PEAI.E's NEW YORK nUSEUm
b'%Si II; Il ybT SHs.;, r. M G'iy Hall.
Mr. JENKINS, Comic ps,ne,or, Tenor Singer and Bspjo
PLAYER
NIX. r vr Ne Ersst Msri.ian and ven,riloqust
asteI HATTI En- the best Ehiop IN America.
Fancy Glass Blowing.
Afternoon Saturday at o'clock Day w.
Performances the Lecture Room Ar ocloek
A splendid Self Playing Melodeon TO be-
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WASHINGTON GARDENS, HOBOKEN.
John IRELAND, the well known proprietor of the First
Ward House., No. 28 New (corner of Exchspg
Pace grateful for the patronage hitherto received from his
friends and resrous to merit continuation OF respectfully
informs them and the public generally thu he hs lately
the Wa hrson House, situate Hudson sest Hoboke
within few mites walk from the Ferry, formerly occupied
by the lat, mes sweenv he will be happy
calls from thu friends Of the late proprietor also public
generally The Gardens being rewy and tsstefny laid
will be supplied during the with excellent
greatly enlarged and newly tted up will CONAN a so0d as.
sormet q Wines aud Liquors Of the approve gu sy
end cigars Of the most brdndsalso Sherry Cobbe
Mint Jul cps aud Punches made in the best svle Refresh
including Ice Creams and other decaces Of he
He has also d and bic sitting par
tf the delightful scenery The ssbsc,iber det
that nothing shall be wanting TO The comfort of his
has also ehed the Bowling Saloons with entre
Alleys, built the most approved pan for and
the of VISITORS OF the of the ate rs il
unnecessary hn that they will ia all cases be
from his long experience in the business respectfully socs
share OF the PUB &c patronage and pledges himself moth
ing shall BE- wanting his part, those IL his employ
conbate the com fort and enjoyment of those who NAV
visit the Washington Girjers
aso.aw.r JOHN IRELAND, Ptoprie,or
JOHN BURTON,
No. e2% BOWEkY, New York, b,gs respectfully TO In
TORN the isd and as pnsble world general thai hs
,ecs We f.m auction at pc to iut the msS, de-
ANAzoNE BoNNETs,
which he en,b,ed 70 offer remarkably low prices viz
SUPERIOR ana hrst quality, from three Eve collars and
SECOND quality from one TO two dolafs.
wishing 10 purchase requested TO make an arlv
ca" oesrou' Of agood selection, s75 snssr
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The receipts last year, in April, were appears 1885,
ss7 and this year 49, only This is rapid and great
falling of. The crop will however, probably reach
1890 COO bales
The transactions at the leading ports for the week have
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THE NEW YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
IN2TlTuTE.

No Is Chambers street. -
EsTABLlsHED TO RENDER TO THE AFFLlCT
will be treated and surgical operations Of every descIp
ton performed ia the and scientific manner One
all disease. Of the eye and ParcuIa a,ter,on paid
desire it viii be visited their houses Those whose
means limited will only be Tcquird pay for their med'
ton The drug department attended by aPothecay Of
great and all medicines he relied
and genuine Cuppng aud Iescb will be done TAT
the shortest notice. Open day aud night
Taen from the wishing avail the mscves oil the
great advantages this Institution possesses in the treatment Of
scrofuOus aec Diseases and surgical
tons be accommodated with board and It's imme
date vicinity.
DIR. HOMER BOSTWlCK,
Attending Physician and surgeon,
Is Chambers II. I'd house west OF Broadway
This Institution uader patronage and commentator OF
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MRS. " srHELTEMA sMETs 80 Broad way. cppo
M site the Park, respectfully informs her aud
des generally that ,he has by the late arrivals
from Paris several cases. COMPUTING and splendid
Good, for Dresses Laces aud Fancy Goods Of all descriptions
N.B-In the Making all orders promptly
approx ed French being
bv lady who has arrived and who has had
Will open raj of French Millinery, this day-Con-
listing of rapottes Taatan Dresses splendid
Cans for ladies' Of very style entire different from any
before fsred Iich Bar Dresses Chdrens' Ha S. and
of fancy articles, which will BE- put
very low price usus a29 3ssec
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A~ VERY PLEASANT EXCURSION

s~ @ VERY PLEASANT EXCURSION
G5|SpA sail to Hobokep. either from Canal or Bar
-X-cav street. will now prove IS p',asent a
be made from the The walks and grounds
the place have b,en greatly this spring the
bea.,y Of which all will acknowledge who have
followed the OF the the EvsiaB Fields
The has far advanced render wax
the beautiful and extensive pleasure grounds OF this shona
Bile Agreeable those who admire ne
and will he benefit all who having been confined
heshfol exercise. a30 N.Y. Hkgls ri
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pUBLIC NOTICE.-An article headed ITO the Public"
recently appeared several Of the city signed
Thomas Turner, relative effected upon him by Br
trolls Sanapsnla and ade public the
prints pre- viously that by SANDS
and whe brought before thu public each IF
articles feel duty make the lowing statement
offac far concered. About the last of July first
Of August, 1912 Mrs Tuner, the wife Of Thoma1 Tuner
called me, requesting certificate from that they
needy and the b.nefeencc OF
Mesrs Sands they had advertised that the poor would
be furnished with theI Sarsspsa by from
either the Alderman OF tho Ward in which they the
mnister OF the Church where they ndap freely
wrote such Certificate which quenty inform
ed that the medc-e had been obtained On the ed Of August
MIS- Turner called on again. wishing writ
tihcate for them Of tina, had been effected
Sa DIS Ssapanlls her husband such
embracing facts supposed: the OF c dses with
which he had been aft cted and the other of the that had
been made She then said that her husband had taken the Szr
saparla about weeks that his had all Ie him,
he had his that he III nkn for the
that been effected On the evening of the 10Th of
October lied Mr. Turner'S residence, and rad few
with him rela his healt he told
thai very good. inquired Of him relative the e.
feets Of Sand,s a1ala hm he told hat
all he wanted 9Th, and tt with TVS exception
the Sanapana had h Such the facts
and contest felt utterly sstonished the appearance
Of the article 1evera papers denying he which
bid been made and which fully beiev d. the said
Thomas farmer" had testified to similar statement before
isigaedl SEYMOUR VAN DUsEN.
Pastor ofthe Methodist Episcopal Church. Duane st.
New fo X. March 81, lei3 az Imsec
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MARTIN & COUPA, Guitar Manufacturer, No.

MARTIN Z COUPA, Guitar Ma9ufactpren, No. 1856
Of Guitars manufactured from the best
superior tone and perfect in every respect: -
Martin Coupa having made several in the
manufctung branch eu,bled to offer their instruments
lower than any Other establishment in tho city.
Strangers before making their purchases will find il their
advantage call and examine their which the
largest in the United States.
climate - 7.
Sold wholesale and retail 3e5 Broadway (up ,tars No
connection with the music below.
Mr. j. b. Coupa continues lessons The Guitar
usual. a2Im.r
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Whnicsncr.

The jane at Somerset reports in addition the before given
Dec g. Roscoe, Bourne, mos 800; Jan Is Gem Worth
SH swhs; sih Tusbarora, White, Codspng VIII rs So;
2th Dels. Glover Geenpor wis this 23d Marcus,
oosu stove in doubling the Heard from Jan Dragon
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MOTH 4 To those Who seek health and comfort COM
~ bped with uxury-Pfice redu ed-OId Established Me-
dIclted Vapor Baths % Co-tlandt street. ..-
Mrs CARROt l., in cord ince with the cie of the
times has reduced the price Of baths and sors connu
Of The Of the Faculty particular the pub
lie IN general. Cold, ,hroas swelling Of the gands
heumaism, sns Of the junts fever &c &c.
Immediately relieved Portable baths any of the
as0c
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SINGING

MADAM SUTTON, having arranged 10 etur To Italy the
w beginning Of August pupils until that
time TO give finishing lessons 20 the Italian nch and English
styc Of Singing Her thod that pursued by Bofdogn and
vacca the first masters in Europe increasing tho strength and
with astonishing rapidty Her puriIs will have the
advantage Of her singing with them which be punued
by masters alone who have been cmnent Ladies de-
ascertain &C., by application Chambers street,
from O'clock nl2 mn SmsT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, adv.rfisenents have sppesred n
The Diapers Of this city, offering for sale Lamps for.
this t?nfom readers that Wehbs" iatsh improve
meDt in Lamps those ing by The Inverted
70 purchase of his former improvements Il they will
bn first call and witness novel principle OF his Inverted
Cone Lamps For le only the Philosophical Lamp Store,
400 Broadway, door South Of Howard st. AIS 6tssr
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surh uretted Hydrogen Gas. 70 cubic inches:
These Springs within few hOun rid. of Albany Troy
Saratoga. Schenectady lea, Be ard accessible either
from Cansjohsne the Albany and lea Railroad where
Schenectady and Utica to convey yom TO the Springs
distance OF about eight miles, for dinner;
the turopte from Albany Cherry Valley, by duly stages
being about forty five miles of The CITY of bany Persons
leaving New ork the evening for Albany arrive
the Sharon Springs the day IN time FOR dinner
Clark, GARDNER HASKELL.
April 20, 184S a30 eod3msr
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I)lCRS PATENT ELASTIC METALIG sHANKs,
- for Boots and Shoes OF of this
Improvement consist, following important advantage.
the Of making Boots and Shoes of NIL
descriptions that equally the weight Of
the foot from heel TO toe giving At The same time p.Y
gnal sh,pe preventing the shank hollow Of the foot sn
pressing down. the heel from turning behind snd aho
contact with the pavement and wearing OIL ANOTHER great
evil removed by its the loot from work
ng those already made it Also by keeping the boot shape
the shank the the nstep from drawing
tight and those painn Jumps the top Of
the nstep be used with very low heel much
comfortable the wearcr the boot shoe thorough
watersoaked they retain their shpe in the an Of pulling
them OIL which the will always DO, bat
here the sole of the foot causing the shanks break
Manufactured only by the undersigned in New York jersey
City, and Brooklyn.
LORlN BROOKS,
Manufacturer. 1873 Fulton street. NJ v.
M lmsr John DICK Patanee.
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IN PURSUANCE OF order Of Coun-
of New York notice hereby given all having
claims against Peter Murphy late OF the city OF New York.
gentleman deceased To present the with the vouchers
thereof to the Subscribers the office Of Edmund s. Derry,
No 81 W street the city of New York, before the
eighteenth day of September
Dated New ork the 18th dav Of March. 1913 sf2r
JACOB HARVEY,
JAMES G. BELLS
w TRAITOR the will apne we'd
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SIGNOR NAGELS
GRAND FARE WE'LL
CONCERT
SIGNOR NAGEL, First Volini, % the King OF Sweden,
~ aud purl f Pganni has the honor 10 snrcurce ne
citizens OF New York and his lends that before leaving for
Europe he iDfs pds tn give
GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT
AT THE APOt La ROOM,
On FRIDAY EVENING. MAY 5th.
Vie will be assisted nv the ens- artists OF this city,
The Of che artists and Other particulars
ment. r..Iu r $50 toM5r
De EfIr CONCEHT.- Mr.. John A. KYLE RESPECTFULLY
informs his friends and the public that he viii give his
Annual Concert a. the polio Rooms on Mond.v evening.
May he oh 1911, The foIIowing tits h.ye kindly ysun-
Miss M.ry TayloI om the Olympic Theatre. by permits
Finn Mch. ESQ yrs wideahop.T sur,I Of NJ n.
MARKS, Roster Massstt and Kyle Part cuias in ure sd
veri ements Tickets FIFTY Cents be had the principal
ron.c stores and at Mr. Kyle' residence. Al fouyth street
VhUxHALL GARDEN-Open for the Sea,on-The sub
fcphef begs Ia nfor the public that this placs Of
will open fer h- Sunday evennp Asr' 3o,h.
For the better Of the Of the establish
en ard to keep ont imrroner cents admission
VIII he chag.d Sunday event for which refreshments
will be furnished Other eyeni gs admission free.
asIwsec BRADFORD JONES
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NEW CAMPHINE IAMPs--Th. subscriber has just
~ completed large IF single and double banner
Camphne and Chemical Oil amp. upon improved plan
all hers for brlliancy OF ghi
ed with in burning-copsistnx Of glass fountain,
hanging lamps brass AID bronze crculsr
Lamps the Immoved nee hanics Lamp suitable for our
work y. OF three cents per night AL
assortment o. Lamps other The
public qu-sted h. fore Ichasiug WHERE call
and ;hmseres the prices being
the times One Price is ked, AID sbat. meet
Ao the improved Camphine and Chemical Oil sent ound
in wagons usa,i, By q. MITCHELL,
9Citherne street, and Branch Store,
a2,6issr 478 Gteeawich street, corn.r Of NAL.
IN PURSUANCE OF order Of the Coun-
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NEW EANCY DRY 0OODa RTORE

EDWAED Il. NYERs, All Broadway informs the ladies'
IL and the that he has Just opened
large and eeent Of style .ks and other Fan
Goods Of this spring Importation which he socs
animation chasing else which
Extra rich and style Silks plac-, striped and hzd
Rich chsng~sb- Paris Plaid do, OF the latest fash
New syl- Foulsrd 8 ks, figured, striped and pl'Id
Z Roy al Modes Crspeaettes and Gro de Messiues
style Gro de Iris and Gro de Ore rave ombre
Very handsome Ba'zornes and Beng-s fgH and striped
Muslin de LANES entirely yle and very rich
Paris figured and striped Lawns Of every style and quality
French ana Anne rican Calicoes, at all prices
Linen, OF celebrated manufacturers. from I'd
Damask Table Cloths, al Sizes from o. to So
Napkins Towellngs, Diapers, Sheet Of large assor
Rich fncy Satin Silk aud Lace Shawls and Cardinals
Silk, Thread and Cotton Hosiery, ct all prices
Linen Cambria, Linen Cambria Hdkfs embroidered nviers
and plain
white and color.d Tarletan Musips ~, o. "a and 1o4
Gent, nnd ladies' Md and silk gloves, black, white and
coIored.
With very large assortment OF family Mourning 0,ods, all
OF which are offered ~ verv low prices All 4t.sr
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H9k

FIFTY CENTS PER BnTTLs-By L.rsr Patent Of
L the United sfaes-The re pherous Mediesfed Com
pound Tor the Hum.a Hair, wi b con6d recommended
10 AL whose h becoming thin from disease scu and dan
duff The rmedy badness and hair.
The most healthy ersssnz that possibly be applied
head rsndernz the hs soft and glossy aud freeing the scalp
from all buc,a,s aud rafions particle or
seur epd dardfof End oisposng the curl la frequent
will the hair health and beauty the latest
Rod OF life For mast heads invaluable. To be had only
the Hair Cutting Rooms as Broadway. o. Liberty
Z. Of The nointsd ,ren,s lmesc