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ALOPECY,
OR THE FALLING OFF OF THE

HAlh.
HILLS INFALLlBLE bNGUENT, drying
Pommade has been t.sted during the last four
BY thousands being superior to all
others offered to the pubcor ameorang the hair The fo
lowing are ITS predominant properties -remsUng D,ndruH
eHecuy staying the hair from falling out causing light or
red hair dark hue certain preventive OF gray na
parting glossy and uxuriant supplies all deficiency
Of natural nunment and simple PoMMApE DE LA TOLL
all Others extant la word 1t IS the SINE
Qua of good head of hair. The udubabe proof
be the corectness Of the above to all
who feel good head of hair Sold Wholesale and
retail by HILL the inventor aud mint be hair cutter No. %
Pearl street, adjoining the Pearl street House.
NEW YoRK, March 49, 1914.
Mn. WILLIAM Hull
~ lake plea. in acknowledging the benefit
have eiyed from the Of nable Onguent fr the
virtue that consider duty to recommend to others
who suffer have done from the loss Of hair About
years hair had become frghtfolly thin from
continual falling Off that had seriously thought of resortng
the expsdent of shaving which before adopted
But fortunately diverted from this by re, Ito
whom had casually spoken Of The .ate of who
strongly urged to rv PREPARATION which the rs
intmation had Of your tence: am hap
that this information has been OF benefit
I, for had used quite boxe, Of Ongaent be
fore hair entirely ceased to fall Off ana began to gov
anon assuming resh and vigorous connu
ed applications gradually thicker and fuller until
Onguent toilette pommade and have hesitation IN
that for the hair from falling out
it simply toilette pommade preparation
HENRY GAMER, 1863 Pearl st
The above is a COPY of the original. a2lmsrc
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TO DRUGGISTS AND PATENT MEDICINE
VENDORS.
CIR AR

= = ! NEW TIKK, March, IBf1
THOMAS ROBERTS X co. OF 3oj Broadway Druggists
aud proprietors Of III. popular medicine kno PARIS
Life R, take lay 70 inform The prgs. and dealers ia Pa
pointed Messrs. SMITH FOWLE, Druggists OF 1873 Wash
ngton Boston their sole and exclusive agents for the
sale Of rarrs Life Pills in the New England States for
definite term OF years.
Thomas Roberts Co have that during the
Of chaucery suit instituted protect themselves from the
uduIent intentions of former agent sub agents and
others distance disappointed by their orders
ceving proper attention thus situated.
Thomas Roberts & Co. were indebted to MIR. +. Brown,
Druggist Boston, acting them readrg decision
the said suit which being settled their favor by the Acting
Chanc they able place the Agency Of their
extensive business New England in permanent hands
The esr~ctsbty and business character Of Mess Smith
Fowe that and the generally,
will have their orders and other business promptly attende TO
All formerly due George Roberts Of 200 IRE
mont street bat transferred by the issue Of chancery
suit, will be received by Mssr Smith Fowle
also those made bv Mr. Jchnstone Travelling
Agent during November aud December lat,
nal lmsrc THUS. ROBERTS & co. 3ol Broadway.
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yrkf FOR SALE-A Farm East Chester will be sold at
3pqbl,c auction III act previously dp9,ed Of at private
ssle he well known Farm Of Charles Valentine On the
10Th cay April the premises at O'clock p. NJ,
Farm, containing 1876 of the first ty of Land in
high Of well fenced the Of
East Cheer county Of West Chester and about half mile
from the ~ Y ard Har EN- Railroad. Said Fam is suitably
situated to be divided into foar farms.
No. contains fifty Of Land. principally meadow
house. last $4,000 barn. carriage house mill house.
with all other out budings, also two young orchards
confirms 20 of the best Of Land old building
sito thereon, with many fruit trees.
No contains IS Of good land and in good state of
cultivation with good building site
No tns 80 of the best of Land good barn, six
of orchard of the graft fruit the balances Of the
land prime paliy which good building site
and also two salt meadows
The Farm viii be sold together suit purchs
further description of the property deemed
sary particulars, inquire OF the the prem
JOHN X. HAYWARD.
Title indisputabIe. mi9 tAI6src
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SEEDS OF EVERY KIND JUST RECEIVED
BY THE
PACKETS QUEBEC AND HENDRICK HUDSON.
AZ

e TAKE this opportunity Of returning their thanks
~ their friends and the public for the liberal patronage be-
slowed upon them since opening their Seed Store
ply Of all The best known of Annual Biennial and
Perennial Flower Seeds Veg liable Seeds Of all knos
Oats, Ash hsaved and other early Potatoes all in prime
or house Culture Bousues Of The ost
choice and delicate flowers for bridal other festive parties
and Stands of various with other articles
inform their public that they old
Sod Of kind the and have spared neither pains
ense the best seeds Of the last seasons growth
from the most respectable houses in this country and Europe
call and examine for themselves before purchasing elsewhere
English Split Peas Oatmeal and Embden Greats for cruel
fruit and rnamnta Trees of all kinds Grape vines aud flow
erng hrubs hsrbaceous an Sc &c always hand a the
Conservatory and Seed Store 65 Broadway New York.
Several practical Gardeners wanting situations. apply
above. III I'm m
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BROADWAY AGAINST THE WORLD.
THIS noted thoroughfare admitted be the
for the sale of sentlemen. wearing apparel in the
the many purchasers in Broadway obliged
exorbtant for article of Dress" is fully
bued from the known reputation the charg established
BY EDWARD FOX proprietor Of the City Cash Tailoring
merchants and Others visiting this city avail themselves OF
outfit from very extensive Assortment Of ready made co-
thing from the best materials and in the most
fashion able style The attention Of the public i particularly
twed and fancy Cashmere Office Frocks desgned for the
preaching season. -,
Fancy French Cloths and ny the arryal'
celebrated mandatory Of + Bioey Fis and Sc
iected expressly for the spag fashions Garments superby
made up order, and If required at few hours notice
City Cash Tailoring Establishment. 2o2 Broadway below
Fulton m83m*ec
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ATTEMPTED IMPOSITION,

SPURIOUS FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.
"A miserable compounds for Female Monthly Pills" Eve.
ry variety Of cheap common pills purchased for about s5
to be sold 70 the q % one +, c SS
trick is resoted to because Madame Rsstell's Female
Monthly Pill. having Eaned g,st and deserved celebrity
years aince) is supposed, that by Initiating the name
the public will be thereby de- sived. Some of the
spurious Ito conceal the tricky have the following -
" B-These Pills must be used during &c
rous any circumstances The only safety against
sition in no case to purchase Female Monthly Pills."
cept Madame REsTr LIS Office l48 Greenwich be-
tween Couandt and Liberty IN Boston, No. Essex
street mas lm*rrc
JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP.
THE MOST blessed wonderful remedy discovered
Diseases and Eruprions OF the Skin
Pimples. Salt hheum. Scuryy, $50
Bctches lct Disagreement but the public must be on
DISHONEST COUNTERFEITERS,
working effect blessed .rcle Rea be deceived As
for jones' Italian Chemical Soap II they offer another
do not touch it, If It's dangerous useless Ask
particularly for Joness Italian Chemical Soap. We positive
surprising manner
Changes dark yellow skin
TO healthy, fine cleirne
Many may think is powers exagReraed Jet such try once
unburn morphew also be coacienlously
ed for old and heafs Physician bt
referred TO who use il Dolly in their practice .
But mind it J0nes Soap as DONE and still effects hes
American Eagle. latham street 1923 Broadway N. Y.
in Boston at Reddng. State street. Zeibr Ledger Bald
Lancaster ra aad MIS- Hays, 1870 Fulton street. Brooklyn
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NEW PATENT solar IND LARD LAMPS
WORAM HAUGHWOUT, 56l Broadway, would
w So ctfuy invite their friends aud
ZION Of patent article Of Lard Lamp the frat of which
arr now % bo Offered 70 the public. Mesr, w will
hbit each evening" duTng the month Of March, variety Of
tose Ls,d Solar Lamps some burning L,rd some srem and
manuia. Cornelius Co and before offering them
the public they have been submitted thorough
TO committee Of scen gentlemen attached the Institute
Of Penns who have reported the of lard
burning these lamps about equal the Of oil
50 gallon; and have their report favor Of the
Lamp becg the superior Lard Lamp that ha,
under their notice This together with the high standing Of
the uacturcrs sufficient guarantee that IL the
superior Lamp all q ngs considered now in use The
lard or oil may be used and be kept order without the
aud chimney wcks &c that will last for be
sold for two dollars and fifty cents aud will give the
light Of an ordinary astral lamp. W. have competed
sucn with the manufacturers that they
receiving additions Of many patterns to their present
large assortment and will sell at reasonable than
articles will also b. found at their show rooms:
Gas oil and candle Chandelier, Pendants, Mante Lights
Brackets, portable Burners, Lsnten,, &c.
GiIandoes Candelabrss Bracket Chandelier Wall Brack
article Of Solar Side Lamps
Also Paee and Japanned Goods, Cutlery, and Fine Cut
Glass; comprising the best assortment in the United States
M lmsec
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TO RESTORE, BEAUTIFY AND DRESS
THE HUMAN HAIR.
TO ACTUALLY FORCE IT'S GROWTH
q.c

=
TRIAL BOTTL Es-THREE sHILLIN Gs.
no THOSE who have used Joness Coral Hair Reso a,ive
that the TACT our selling hns bottle. the truth
of statemsnand that not afraid Of persons
small quantyof nTs We warrant to possesshe following
force the hair to gow part VIII pa.
a make to dor o s Sa G dark For
dressing the hair soft and ;ky nothing exceed, this u.
street, ss s ss
Brooklyn State street Boston; Ledger Budiags Pna-
MfDICAL nDoGw9k C00rEn p .s ::Iss
Shs1 q ..
e Sy portion Of che medical IS
derive fo% sane.d physsn Ssvosss his ssss
M q ss &. Cur. q sySs. o asss
You .1e tIouSea with ensrs And You DO 50 io%
cooper n Hos
p and has for enjoyed che most extensive practice
TWO day: The D.
. to
that to the & the 1,sss; IA, BE, been driver
s's md sa "a
II: s 5ssss; nsAss
two weeks with scarcely any the patient atOa
Of the urssr. or gland sr Of the neck q the
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY. ,op..imss. called 6.
young men Til: Is Where TOO ffssy INDUCED q
:s%Ssa s ss & s: q $
ss D % ese
that By mild and simple courss medicine cure
cd every charg. Pos, paid letters describing
soIa or SosrSiss house,: Ones open I'll 70 q, night Re
nembsr u Duane street. between William and ChAthan ss
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ID. ROLL FLORIST

d. BOIL, FLORIST,
YM CORNER Of tifie'h and Bloc mingdale road.
~ offers for se splendid selection of Standard Ross aud
ANoth pots comprising The choicest and
Tees Of Moss. reTretua Bengal Tea No sstte a7d Bour-
bons the finest collection in the country Also spcnoid
lection OF Cameas comprising upwards OF 400 varieties;
Azelia Rhododendrn, aud other house aud hardy
plants Moores Bloomngdale hour hv the
door. sartirg from of Chatham and Tryon Row.
BOUQUETS tasts'ulIy. a
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ANOTHER MELANCHOLY DUEL,-We are sorry to
be compelled TO state that duel took place yester-
day morning, between General William Debuys, the
State Treasurer and Mr. Richard Richardson, which ID
likely to attended with fatal deprive
the State of valuable servant The parties at the
Orleans Ball Room at II o'clock and fought with shar
pened ioils. Mr. Richardson was severely wounded in
lower part OF the body We informed last evening
that but faint hopes entertained Of his
.Nep Orleans Tfopic Dfa,ch25.
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,oI FOR 20 SALE S:,n OR TO oM LET NJ, IN.
s% az sis
+; ss ! h.. 4.
isa en- u fs':s:a xssS;
FROM a ems New AsSS 'S$s 4
Ss x$S SEzh AS q; 49,. 60, ,,,,.. vs.
% ''~ JOHN fDSsr
"A FOR SALE OR TO LET-Two rev Thrse-,to1v
Bss sSss. with n mantss qs
sss the aS s h S
liar well ted the purposes rrquied The LOIS are
Of cam t pis Gi
es a on SGna mo pSsage ate per cent per annum The
The Hoass situated in Bridge street, between Hillary
"a Apply " to '''ss'' n'0'1'yGoHN A. wILL!sk,
At his residence at Flatbush, or his Office No.73
' 1sTEPHEiNs Nh HX Il NJ
"a For sALEEBy order o. the Court Of ChanceTy. at
At OK ss day ss of AB by
aud House known as No. 81 Broad street lately occupies BY
sS CSs t and about pehs;
ith four story brick workshop the
~ TAEoDoRs sEDGwICK, Solicitor,
GEORGE U. sIE n 3 ~ i!.ssa e! to
IA COUN try RESIDENCE TO LET OR LEASE.
Of ground LAID flower and vegetable gardens
cuateJ for residence of
family gentleman doing business in the city There
sas I ard good hoo
The rent viii be low 10 good tenant The house has just
DR. SCHMIDT, No 6 Warren street.
az iw'rc between and 10 A, NJ, or and T. NJ
kEA TO LET-A house situated Bio about
t4 six miles from the city 1t delightfully."-
the bunk the Hudson, remarkably healthy The
contains with pleasure garden attached
Rent $500 Apply at the Abby Hotel Blosmng
dale. ap3 I'm sec
- To LETTwa fine mcdera built THREE story houses,
:R Nos 66 aud 1863 Twen few doors OF
III ghth Avenue. Enquire 64 2lst street m24 I'm
IA TO LET IN WARREN STREET.-THE large and
t:: conver lent dwelling house. with story
attached, ed the north side Of the street,
No o. The situation and style of The building render
ticplarly desable and the s Of May will be good
order aud have the Croton introduced Apply before
or at or O'clock, to HENRY BEKGH,
m3o iw-m A'tor Honse.
xzyA STEAM POWER AND MILL TO LET-Oa sl.t
: street, between Sd and An with twelve horse
w. power Engine in complete order.
k.nqureat No l59 Maiden Lane. m29 2w*m
EpA ROOMS TO LET-ln the m rd and fourth story Of
.s building No. PAT Broadway of Murray street
LIN. enquire Of Edwards, Anthony X Chiffon the
premises, Ma co IN 4 Gaui. l75 Pearl mi2 imsrc
I'M ID
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NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR,
NO. II. 33 IND 36 CROSBY STREE

NJ. 3l ID IND do CROSBY STREET..
a. THE PROPRIETOR would inform his friends
4I <and the public that he has sale at his large and
aA-spacous establishment, upwards of seventy Horses
ast arrived from the country young SQUAD and kind com
Ontario County suitable for family number Of
ne single Road and Saddle Horses of good style and action
fast trottrrs and OF great endurance
large number geoi Horses suitable for heavy
draht kind gentle and well broke in hainess The above
all well worthy the attention OF purchasers
Drovers and Hoemen visiting this Market with Homes for
passed by other of the kind in the United sats The
Stables and and capable of sabing 100
Horses comfortably.
Gentlemen having Horses keep livery By sending them
TO this establishment assured that they will receive
the utmost care and attention, with liberal charges.
TIE proprietor would also inform his the public that
the Auction Sales Business discontinued this establish
WILLIAM WILMARTH,
mrl8 lm~rc Proprietor
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YALE fELLOW SOAf FOH FAMILY USE.
A LMONDS, ROSE, CINNAMON and all kinds Of Fancy
Essences, Patchoul, Rose, Musk verbena, sc, &c.
Eau de Cologne, and Lavender Water.
Peach, Rose and Florida Water.
Perfume Bags and Toilet Powder.
With every article comprising an entire Perfumery lower
prices than at any other house -
SOAR WORKS. ~ Trinity Place,
mia lmsrc late Lumber street
GERMAN COLOGNE WATER AGENCY
vI,HE UNDERSIGNED having received tn Agency the
United OF this celebrated Perfume
genuine knd) Of the Hcfent qualities
which he offers sae and prepared to orders for
the importation of the article at low prices Dealers
respectfully requested to call G. f. aRosHEIu,
nr2o stawimsrc 30 Plattstreet.
NrW ARTICLE FOk sHAvING.-,FERRE's
use and by those who have tried q. to
exceed all Others MAX rich and permanent ate Gen
item hard beard and tender faces are requested To call
aud fair trial. am IL perfectly satisfed the money
will urned he following of the number OF let
'e received BY the msnuac'nres yopx Dec 18Th. ,s.,
DEAR sR-Am,ng the ills that flesh heir (sairl too
not the least especially when TRAVELLING upshlven" chm
Returning Iecey fran excursion, when arriving ut Col
stepped ne store and the proprietor my
ness presented me Of your Shaving Cream With life
devoted 70 scieeuhc pursuits acquainted with most
tine saponacrous compounds produced
tu and Tor the purpose intenoed, know which
mon Of ITS merits and would like to know where
" G. TssEsr. Fss' JONATHAN DODGE. MD.
For sale any quantity by the az, Ne Is
Maiden lanes also by all the principal Drugg and Fancy
GOOD dealers IN tine cty D. w. HuLBERTON.
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SNIPE SHOOTING.
DIAMOND GRAIN GUNPOTTDER

DIld1HV1VD
vCHE SEASON HAVING COMMENCED for Snip,
Shooting the Subscriber begs call the attention oil
sporsmea advan claimed by Curtis Hsr
veys~ tiunpowder, The DI imoud Gram"
Although tins article has been but short tim the
United Stes the of Of the best shots It's
cleanliness and strength induces the those
who consider cleanliness and proper strength dedeata
II trial.
Sold in canisters of pound EACH by Mr.. III. r. COOPER
l7e Broadway; JOHN CUNROY, Fulton street; and whole
sale Of w. +. BROUGH,
m27 lm'rc 304 Broadway.
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GARDENING.


yt1kt JAMES VIRTUE, Gardener aad Florist corner Of
aud 9Th having had much in
lie that he prepared lay gardens in every variety Of
and keep them neal y throughout the the
moderate terms and has always hand assortment Of
plants shade (or fruit shrubs Sc
ard will furnish them the moderate prices. Shade and
9th trees pa ted ~ any part OF the city.
All orders left at his residence Thorbuns reed store
John will be puDcuay Jed and promptly
Gu ed IN tie most satisfactory manner. az lw' ism
YsAe FRESH GARDEN SErD-Consisting IF 1000 lbs Of
Radsh 1000 lbs Of Beat 1900 lbs Of Turnp; go lbs Of
Cabbage about 5000 lbs of other Seed all the choicest
and varieties. For rae Moderate terms, and in
quantities TO suit purchasers, by II. BRIDGEMAN,
At his Permanent Family Establishment, Broadway
Eighteenth
u Also. by his Alfred, the premises. general
assortment Of REENHoUsE PLANTS embracing about 80 Of
the choicest varieties Geranums all the best kinds Of
Monthly RIOS S; together with Camsas, Carnations, Gao.
tuss Verbepas and Towering and ornamental Plants
GLIDING Double Dahliis &c, &c.
To- AMERICAN STANDARD HORTICULTURAL
BOOKS the results "a years. practice in the
cnity Of New York The Young Gardeners Assistant the
tenth edition improved SEA octave; THE Kitchen Gar
dene.s INSTRUCTOR" The florists Guide" and the Fruit
Cultvators Manual" for sale Wholesale and rela by the
Author Broadway, corner of 18th street. al lmsec
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CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS.
THE subscribers would inform merchants visiting the city
who wish their goods manutactured that they are
prepared manufacture description Clothing From
their being accustomed manufacture for tbs Southern and
Western for the last twelve years. thy feel confident
stock at short notice and with entire satisfaction.
MANN McKlMM, Is Caymine street.
u Knickerbocker Stages pass close to the store
Zig 3m enc
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TEA! TEA! TEA!
YOUR OWN FAULT IF YOU DRINK BAl

OFFICE OF JEFFERSON Insurance CoMPANy,(
No. &c Wall 1t, opposite the Exchange. :
THIS Company continues to Insure Loss and Da
mage by Fire. goods and merchandise and also
loss by nlsnd navigation vessels and their
DIRECTORS
Thomas w. Thorre, Elisha Riggs,
Thomas Il. Woodruff, Ansda Baker
Is r. Robson. M. D., Joseph Drake,
Thompson Price, Joseph Alien.
Moses Tucker, James f. Holmes,
John II. Davidson, John p. Moore,
John H. Lee, James II Whiting,
Caleb T.. Tunis Vim. X. Thorn,
Francis p. Sage, Thomas Morrell,
John T.. Merritt, EugMe Bogar.
THOMAS w. THORNE, President.
GEO T. HOPE, SECRETARY m3m
NORTH AMERIC AN FIRE INSURANCE CO.
Nine thousand Dollars stock Of this company Of which
Robert Ainse Pre- ident and John McB Secretary
also, lao North American Tust and Baking Company
ofwhich Thomas g. Talmage President DAHL q. fyee
Vice President and William X. Cook. Cashier-for sale
moderate prices, and ON credit Apply to
JOHN r. DELAPLAINE,
No New street. N. Y,
who wishes purchase for cash. 300 shares OK Of TIE
Jefferson CO. Of which Thomas W. Thorae Pre-
sidcnt. aud George I. Hope is Secretary
TO LET-Store No New street, Wall street three
story brick house Walker brick house 329
Rvngon street. stable and three house SO Hud
street. Jersey City. mh28 Inns
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ORDER ExERcIsEs f0h me So MEETING.
Rev John c. Morris, ID. d Of Baltimore, on the pas
and present state OF chronological science in the United
States
Prof Richard S. McCulloh, of Baltimore con the at
traction Of planet upon material point in space
VIM b. Hodgson, Of Savannah, Georgia, !" on the Me
gaiherioid fossils Of the Atlantic coast Of Georgia
DR. Morris will read paper, by Prof e. Foreman d
OF Baltimore on Domestic Exchanges in natural history
and geology"
Capt Alfred Mordeca of the U s. ordnance corps mo
tce Of hallisc pendulum constructed at washington
Arsenal for experiments in gunnery"
The Fourth Meeting of the National Institute will be
held on the same day and at the place. at "a o'clock
IN the evening.
ORDER OF ExERcIsEs 1TH MEETING
A ID. Bache, L. L. d., Superintendent OF the y COAST
Survey, on the condition of Science in the United States
and Europe"
Prof Nj. Jacobs of Pennsylvania College. Gettysburg,
PENN on the Indian summer"
A. d. Chaloner NJ D. of Philadelphia description OF
the petrsd forest nearCairo Egypt discovered by NJ
Linaxt."-Nat InL .4prIs
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T IVERPOOL COAL YARD So PER CHALDRUN,
IL untiTurher notice The subscribed intends giving his
attention the purchase sale Of the above Coal
Consumers Of Liverpool Coal invited call the sub
scber before purchasing elsewhere he prepared sell
small profits. e. STOKES DICKERSON,
m lmkrrc No. 101 Anthony u. Broadway.
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CARTHAGE WANTED.
WANT ED-A secondhand low Caleche, French
carnage, for two horses built in Europe Or in New
York after an rurorean model Any Ierson willing to sell
s9ch caIsge Is s'o to send note to Mr. B. Borg, %
eenwieh street, giving full descriptions Of the
stating the price, and where to be seen a26tsm