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New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12

ASHLAND TEXTBOOK
" JUST PUBLISHED-The Ashland Textbook, be-
ing compendium Of Mr. Claws Speeches various public
measures and Of the principles Of The Whig party Neatly
printed volume of 2 pages embeshed with portrait
Of MIR. Clay.
This work has been recommended By all the Wing Journals
throughout the United States Upward OF six thousand
pies have been sold since the day of its publication eh 2
To wide circulation the publishers have agreed
sell them the very lowest Single COPIES 70.
cents. Ten copies for dollar, or So per hundred
Agents are solicited from all parts Of the counrv.
Address y. HICKMAN, Baltimore, or
mill Sis SAXrON MILES, NewYork
Passengers Arrived
In ;hg Orleans, from Far OrleGnsNrs Emery and enid
In schr Handy, from Maan-a.-4A B4,hous " q Free
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r- Preserpe and Btdu'ify the Hcir by the use OF 'he
genuine Balm OF Columbia q Couandt it re.
mov-s scurl aad dand and the har to bald
b.1Ic
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~ Second Coming of Christ at hand
MR. WILLIAM MILLER will be in this city this dey
Tuesday Providence PERMITTING and vi" ectqr- al "a
KILN HALL, Us Chatham Square on Tuesday and W I'd
NJ day evenings this week. Services commence al hall
past7 O'Clock SEATS FREE. The public are invited &c
II
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HEN K1 UALLt1.
CITY aud County Of Albany, is-Heury Daley being duly
sworn says that foregoing by him made IS true
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THE MUSICAL ALBUM,

PART TWO,
VIII not be ready ill Wedns sday morning. TINS part con-
tains SEVEN popular Songs the Music from the c,ls
batsd composers which ohe way be obtained
cept tines the cos..
. Price . cents. Zach number contains 2, pages A
new edition OF part /. ready. Office 20 Ann ST.
mhl2 /; J. WINCHESTER, Publisher.
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- Great E.hthition of LOO Children

- Great Exhibition of 100 Children, IN
The Broadway Jabe:nacle, Thursday evening. l4th inst
society for the Relief Industrious and Sick Poor
PHILIP HONE Esl., President MosEs II. GRIsSELL, ESQ.,
Vice President. This expected be OF the
esng Anniversaries OF the The various exercises will
consist Of Dialogues Dec.ma lions and Singing By tie chill
c. L. Barnes w perform several Duets, Solos Sc An Ad
Society; Anniversary last year no commsat and those
who NOT invited to tickets and seats early aad
juGge for themselves.
ckts 25 cents 10 be had the door and at the American
Sunday Depository; Wiley Putnam's, ISL Broad
way; and H. & 5. Raynors. IS Bowery. mhI2:3.-
1.-THE Exhibition of the Sabbath School
attached the Sand VI T. Church Of Brooklyn viii be
ppate said Church commence O'clock
Tickets OF admission shilling each-may be had the
Book Store Of c. Rker No l29 Fulton street, New York,
and at the door the evsnirg Of the exhibition
mar PITT JAMES c. AklNS, Sec'ry.
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" The Rev. DIR. Cox, OF Brooklyn, Will
deliver the concluding lecture IN the before ts New
York Lycem on Friday evening of neIt week the Taber-
nacly on the dogma Of No Church without Bishep no
State without King 1t
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The following is lis, of the latest and most
popular Works issued, which viii be sold N anY
quantities at the lowest prices also the Works uf
sSCOTT, BULWER, JAMES, COOPER.
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,V,,r,sru, BEST FAMILY MEDICINE i-liow often do
w hear this question asked BY those who suffering from
oma of The lnnumeTable diseases incident 10 nanhnd-
hr,e IS the family that find 10 KEEP
some kind medicine for yelir sickness and dlsiTesS -
Wriohi,s Indian Vegetable Pills mud, safe and rhca
IONS remedy recommended with the utmost con-
euce as among the hcst medicines for al!y use
II h.n and YOU will opinion OF hundreds
who have used them for several past and pronounce
bs The best and agreeahe medciue or iami!y use
doubtful character and be particular 10 ask for Wrghts l
alan Vegetable Pills -, -; ,;;
vHoles ale and re,aNo. 2S8 Greenwich ST, New 0rk NO
100 rrsmou, ST Boston; aud l69 Race ST, Philadelphia
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B,LD AND GREY HEADS. AHoy How often have You
been humoug ggeo with Hair Compounds Well you are not
Ings for good scienc article alter
three shilling bottle of Jones Coal Hair Resrorave these
are It's real quateswl force the hair stopIts fall
Ing off cure ,cu and d,ndu and make light, red or grey
hair grow naturally dark and beautiful Sold at the o
the American Eagle SO Chatham or 323 Broadway "
NJ 40 Enifon a. BROOKLYN Inhl2 2teod
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Sworn before me- this 9th jay of March, l3il.
J.CALLAHAN. Commissioner Of Deeds.
There se other important facts Nh D letter who our
adversares may obliys us to publish. mn2
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u Lecture on the SpIrit of irish History

III the 4mericdn Institute The Par.-Air w b. RO-
BINSON of Ireland, will lecture the above sub
jec, on Tuesday evening, 18th inst at Z: o'clock, NJ
Mr. K will afford fine specimen OF lrsh eIoquence. TIC
Kets Is cents, will admit gentleman and lady.
Conversational meeting (ee) "Wednesday, 18th INST, al 4
o'clock ?. NJ. SubJect-Starch and its uses. mill 2t
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a@ WATCHES The largest and most spleE-
~ did assor-nie4t OF srhe- The city be .oaaG
N the subscribeis lie corl4ntly III as
.crptionx Of Gold 2ad Silver c Of he 55yies
from the manufacturers England France apd S~irz>ssud
and Is enabled 20 offer larger e@sortmeu ami macn
u.cs- ar retail tAsa any other home tEs city Gold
Watches low S2o Sz5 zach. Watches aud Jsf~sry
exchanged or bought All Watches warranted ksey good
nne OF the moGey returned Watcher Cocks md Jewe!,y
rer4iled the se za reraate lower than al erT
Other place the city.
G. G. ALLEN lmpogt.r Of Watches .n4 is"r!rJ,
j,2 i.f wboiesa!s and retail 20 Wallis ap;taiss
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Olp CASTLE SoAP73j bc1-s f3o bs each just Isssv-
cd by sb Ago om Hayre and for sale, wholesale and
ai hy Thom. Jones Manufacturing PeIiumer, So Chah4
,1rs.i and a.; Broadway New York. mgrl2 2teod
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~ Martin z. Thompson, Archtsct and bulId5
sr 0ce No Wall street. Is Iepaed 10 furnish rla3s ana
the Erection OF Buildings Residence NO .
Clinton plscs, where ne may De seen | the evening;
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n.rrs or DISCOUNT on BANK NOTES At SO wALL.sT.
RroI-p RunE hn,,D1

The increase this year OF freight and travel over
m various railroads neghberhood very marked, and
shows large In the business OF the country and
n. means for travelling The stocks Of these roads many
which have been much depressed giving the stockholders
No prr for his Investment dow rapidly rsIng and the
receipts appear afford good prospect for fair remunera'
ZION Of the capitalist the future Over the Reading Kali
a the increase has been unusually large BY the
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~ sixteenth Ward Clay Club.-Ihe members
Of nis Club are requested 10 meet at Hazeon corner OF M
Sxh avenne and Seventeenth street. TUESDAY evening
neyt 18th ins; at past o'clock; c.,>r,C,-
WILLIAM C. RussEl' Secretaries. mil >.
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THE FORTUN f HUNTER,
i Norsl Of Ner- York Sncietn-

BY MRS HELEN BERKELEY
Ihi work will create ssnsaonespecialy the
fashionable circles Of and other Since
nouncement there has been great uttsrng quar-,
ter-and the public have the qt for this book.
They shall have it TO MORROW
Pfce 25 csnts. Agents supplied SIS hundred Come
early. il you would no, BE- disappointed
ml2 1t J. WINCHESTER, Publisher.
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r-ItaIian Chemical soap.-Fo or curing iTecs

Italian nc tnKCai SOa Pr OF CuIILE IIeCAI.S'
ciTnples e1upo2s blochs scuGvy norphew, neat spots
osouto bits all irritation and rouehness. aad sao
msksbIr OF recsn chemical discoveries lt m9llent AID
healing qualities spoken of all directions audevefy oas
anssI ali ordinary aad s to ee had SsnuIn Only
I;ilE .rrest Boston % Chesnut street, Philste-
Ss 5irsy PoushAeepsis Toussy Rochester; Nyefs Aer
Hsrsu; Dyer, Providence Carleton Lowell; and tIPP'
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- John BurdelI, Dentist.-Aiter IeaEing tH'
corner of ard broadway lest August Where
had SINCE 1888 hare had ONCE al 3o2 Broadway
corner of Erankiistra- house OF brother VINO IS
also Dentist OF ny friends and patrons VINO wls 70
me- will please be particular and mention tie gwen ae
IN order 10 prevent confusion. cl9 i"l'
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~ Pos. Office, New-York March 1lth lS4i.-
EASTERN MALOn aud alter this day uatl further notice
Office daily Except Sundays) thirty minutes part O'Clock
p NJ Gmhl2 81 JOHN LDRIMER GRAHAM P. NJ
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(. THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL IS, 1S4
Superior Court.

Before Chief Justice Jones.
APRIL H-in NE case Of Caseli the Ocean Insurance
ComPany-The jury rendered verdict for the plaintiff
S99ll so, with costs.
The case o. Hutton as. The american Insurance Compony
was then resumed and occupied the Chef Justice no
Pesdes IN the second branch Of this Court during the
day. The case Ia likely Last for tie remainder vi the
week.
Before Judge Oakley
Morris rs Cdrte'-Ihe jury rendered verdict in this
case reported esterday. tor plaintiff Of $780, including
interest, with SIX Cents costs.
Barry us orSs Il Am action of ,respass to recover
damages and the amount of value OF quantity OF goods
taken by The Sheriff Of the City, under execution 18th
January lSfl The plaintiff, and a gentleman nan ed
Ha"iey resided on Premises In broadway store was
attached, In which Were exhibited quantity Of fancy
goods wigs periumery. &c. There were also quantity
household furniture on t premises, which defendants
al'edge belonged to Iawey, against whom execution
had been issued ut the suit Of Carpenter the
The Sheriff levied thereon aud removed the goods and
chattels Plaintiff sues on the groand. that the goods
his plants property the title and interest any
portion thereof having been duly assigned him
Hawley. Verdict for defendant
Attorneys for plaintiff Hudson Noyes for defendant
Blunt & Carpenter.
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NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR,
70 u

49, THE PROPRIETOR would inform his friends
<and the public that he has ssle at his large and
A.spacious establishment upwBrds Of seventy Horses
lust arrived from the country young sourd and kind
prsng several fine pairs of Match Carriage Horses from
Ontario County suitable for family large number Of
fine angle Road and Saddle hoe of good style
fast trotters and OF great endurance
Also very number Of good Hoes suitable for hesvy
drau kind gentle and well broke haJpess The above
stock are all well worthy the attention OF purchaser.
Drovers and Horyemen vs this market with Homes for
sale i'll find the dations Of this
passed by other OF the kind the United The
Stables and aud capable of tabrg loo
Horses comfortably.
Gentlemen having Hoyes keep livery by sending them
this establishment assured that they will
the aud with liberal chfrges.
Ire ud also inform his the bic that
the Auction Sales Business is dscoutnusd this establish
WILLIAM WILMAkVH,
mrl0 tnsrc Proprietor.
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u. y. Circuit Court.
BEFORE Judge Belts.

Arm T.-Uiifed States against Michael Dpgsin and
addison b Grindls.-This prosecution Instituted
under the statute of United States dated Sd March,
The dispositions Of the prosecutor John Gilbert "a coored
mani and two sailors, read by Mr.. Barrett associate
District Attorney. Ship Courier" lying in the
port Of Nessna. in Sicily 26th March, lS43 Gilbert
was cook therein, and went shore to take ollihca
tion Grindle who is first mate. Gilber return took
it into his head to nct casgation the cook for
naming too long shore This occupied the civil
court before. The dispositions of the second mate and
one of the crew were put in for the defence
Capt DUGoINs OF the ship " Courier" sworn, and
deposed to the incorporate habits Of Gilbert
Dr. HAsBRoox attended Gilbert in his illness produced
by Incorporate and lcentous habits.
Averdict OF " Not Chilly" rendered. The Court
adjourned over to this morning.
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Common Plcas.

Before Judge lrgraham.
"WEDNESDAY, April IL Bride u.s. Mott In this case
sealed verdict was rendered for plaintiff at the sitting Of
the Court, for $l9s 76
Dunsbpry Haicss d aLAn action Of replev in to re-
cover the vane OF 500 pairs of shoes taken under land
lords warrant on 23d August 1919 Plaintiff tenant to
defendants, on premises and store situated corner Of
Grand and Allen streets. under rent of $1,000. The
landlord having determined to raise the $1,000 per
year. tho plaintiff resisted the increase Of rent. At the
termination OF the quarter the landlord applied for quar-
ter rent at the rate of $1,000 The plaintiff refused upon
which the landlord levied for $500 instead of $3.50 The
present action was brought to the of the
goods taken away and to determine the rights of the par
ties.
The jury rendered verdict for paintiff-sx cents
damages, with the amount of property taken away.
Gale rs Tune-An action of assault and battery and
for false imprisonment The Court stopped the
the direct having out in evidence that the
was compromised plaintiff having settled finally with de-
PENDANT, on bringing suit at former trial. Verdict
suit for defendant.
The Court adjourned over to this morning
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PHENIX HORSE BAZAAR,
NO. 180 and 1Ol MERCER STREET, NEXT TO
RIEECKER STREET.

a. The ntxt regular PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
lE7IN will take place this establishment, TUESDAY.
&4-Arnl 49, commencing at eleven O'CLOCK. wrh Car
Harness. Saddlery, &c. end second hand
At IL o'clock, Will be offered catalogue Of superior
horses
Gentlemen in the country hsyiug property dispose Of
either public private sale, will have their orders faithfully
attended to.
At Private Sas50 fine young country horses kind and
sound from the Of the State
matched pairs Of Bay Homes fine pair Of Brown Horses
splendid pair Of Bay Carnage Ho,as Of Bright serei
Also, several very fine PADDLE Horses
Also sale, Rockaway Wsg0ns
md NUMBER Of and second h1d Barouches and Light
Wagons.
Horses taken at Livery, and kept in Superior style
Accommodations for dealers horses stables
by establishment Of the kind in the United States
Observation-Disclosures Of all description taken in
tbs larte depository Of the establishment
W. OWAN will attend personally all orders for buying
| and ielling horses
All persons selling property this establishment may rely
having rendered, and the
AMOUNT PRocEEDs will, III all be paid promptly in
current money.
The ArkNA OF this establishment is built entirely
and most plan bang detached from the
bsvding and ssbr thereby interfering the least it'll
isy or sale hCrses out coming the day Of
ton sale
At l other times tho Arena kept entirely clear, and
served for the mediation of horses and those
sale aording facility for and showing
horses. COWAN AND DILKs,
alp lmeec
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Price Two Cents,
Auusenents.

CHATHAM THEATRE.--This favorite place of
amusement is now in the full tide of success The
has certainly secured the most powerful and If.
ective company that ever graced the boards OF New
York theatre. The manager is entitled TO every com.
mendation for his perseverng efforts in behalf Of the re-
formed stage. Mrs. Mcclure, who has been isvo
rite with the New York public, has become since her
turn many fold more 80 and she is able TO compete
wan any actress living She has already played Julia in
the unchtack Constance in the Love Chase and Bian-
Gu faiio, and all TO immense applause. Mr. Connor
mas IN the same pieces sustained with infinite justice and
PERFECTION The heroes OF the pieces. Miss Reynolds
~ another star at this house of the first magnitude Cast
et In whatever part you will if the character be
nut ihaihereht she will mpart life, vigor and spirit
heieto whIch VIII render II principal She is, in
act prime ornament to our stage and fortunate is the
manager who secures her aid Tonight we are 70 have
the beautiful and classic play Of The Wife Mrs NcCIr,
sustaining the part of Mariana and Conner St Pierre
which with songs canoes &c and for the first time the
new melo drama Of Louise, will constitute the bill
THERE WAS ANOTHER GRAND HUSH last night to
see the Giant and GaniCss at the American Mu
scum and to-day there viii be two performances one al
halipast three o'clock in the afternoon and another AZ
quarter before eight in the evening. 90 early.
PEALg's MUsEUM.--At no place of amusement IN
the city, ~ the comfort of the fairer portion of The
audience consulted than this establishment The
Manager has, for their particular accommodation con-
sructed parquette to which his fair vsiers are admit
ted free Gentlemen charged extra shilling This
plan is much approved Of always the ladies'
good seats The attractions too at this establishment
are OF the highest order The Lapand Dwarf smaller
than Tom Thumb; the Great Western; Mrs Western;
Conover the Protean Professor; Celeste the delightful
Comic Singer and last but not least the Gantess and all
these to be seen for shilling. No wonder the place is
crowded to No other place affords half much
entertainment for double the money.
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LARGE EGGs-A farmer in Orange, in this coun-
ty, and we have half dozen eggs now before us
from his hens which larger than 81 inches round in
its largest dimensions and in the bulge Some Of them
quite large as an ordinary goose egg The six
weigh lbs and Mr. Dodd tells us that they laid by
ly from the method Of feedng-givng them plenty of
grain and keeping where they find all the time
His hens do not eat much they did in the old way
Newark .4dr. .7priI 10
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o. A grand Tyler State Convention has recent
y been held in Illinois. There were nine persons
present Three or four gentlemen excused by
letters from atendng-one in consequence Of the sick
of his wife; another, dsnclnation out ofdoor
peaking and third from the dread being in such
" immense crowd"
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WESTWARD THE EMPIRE, &c-Emgration con-
times to now westwardly in undated current A
steamboat left Louisville for st. Louis about ten day
since with four hundred and eighysx emigrants aud
their baggage, Sc
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SLAVE TRADE Late Bermuda papers state that
the slave trade of Cuba rapidly the increase During
the last two months upwards Of 1000 Africans have been
landed on the Island directly from the coast Of Africa
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WHOLESOME JUsTIcE.-A citizen of Iowa has re-
Gently been convicted of crossing to Gana. Illinois,
at election and swearing in his VOTE and has been
fenced to the penitenary at Alton for yearLous
ELL LnlrnnI
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The WEAvERs.-The weavers in the District
of Kensngton, have struokior an advan OF wages.
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The Military Force.

BY an examination Of the last census, il will be
seen tina: there 800 00O males between the ages
OF Is and - years, in the State of New York.
Two-th.rds OF this number would have real ex.
cuse, in case of war, 10 exempt them from military
duty leaving over 100000 men in the state be-
tween ID and 90, to attend To civil matters. 1t
may be safely calculated, That in case Of necessity
the State Of New YORK could organize three hun
dred regiments Of 1000 men each. These might
DC 80 arranged Gas proposed by the late General
Bemard) TO insure their services in the most ell
iciebt manner, at any point where their services
might be required. This force might be divided
into three classes. LIST class single men and mar
RED men without families End, married men
under thirty-ive. Sd, the remainder as corps
de reserve With such an organization IN the dit
terent States, with the facilities now offered by
teamboat and railroad, "a, 900 men could be placed
in New York in ~ hours, and 10000 men every
succeeding day, if required, for TWO weeks. And
even larger number, if required
The only difficulty will be in the Quarter Mas
ters department in furnishing quarters and provi-
sion for so large force. The number of arms IN
possession of the different States and the United
States has increased so much during the last TWEEN
y-fve years. to leave 10 question as to the sup
ply of artillery and small arms. In time OF peace
a we'll dIgested plan of action ought to be formed
and understood in the War Department The
loss and confusion which took place at the com
mencenent of the war of 1872 would be then
avoided OLD TINES,
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Tur SrRrye.-yhe Newburyport Herald OF yes
tcr,v saws :"Ta year horses crossed the Merrmac
Amesbury Ferry on the llh Of April This year, at thu
same date the frost out Of the ground and the road
settled"
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| W.pv WEAruER.-'rhe last two days have been
| verv warm; we have had in them summer heat. Tn.
thermometer stood within traction Of 800 In the shade
| and Il7' in the n.--Ctne,nat Gax,as, April H.
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New York LEGIsLArURE.--'ihe Assembly to-day
passed the bill to aid the State Lunatc Asylum AZ
Utica BY Of this aid several additions will be made
to the accommodations enjoyed by the institution
many who deprived of them The BIZ IN rea'
ton to the Hudson Lunstic Asylum mos, woihy III
sttution, sustained by private enterprise ana
for MANY years and which encounters ata opposi
ton In the state Neutrality-suspicious. $4,000 pei
wear for six years TO It's aid lost by vote oil 80 to 3d.
-.7ibanu .1fias .7prii H.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

Ts.
STRANGERS AID citizens sl cted h any variety
o9S Ct s e. or oh. h hsys bss
sf!tI es.%lIy ,sIs:s iss ciiexns s!:I DE csost,
msday a1psd TO Doctor who po% . to eae %s IN
week sSanra yi,h hin two months but sradass
each po@s' positively to me- at srsh
Joio" eopsIaisd 60 into the hc.S,S vhs,e
s ora .a Kept me "ss Of for h
body covered with ulcers complete skeleton, the
ce Of Tyer friends placed myself under yonr care on the
health wish hi, publihed. '~''
Carpenter and tiJ joiner HaTlsm. Ny
wss s .SiF no @
oprye asladie. euyd 10 hour. wi,hoq, Interfering
and w sTss s%
Chatham bath STREET SO' S cure no pawn ' ali iS
SHERRY WINES AND GENUINE DE LA CRUZ
PRINCIPE CIGARS.
% red " n .%s'G" e s
o'clock hsI tJSha B. tf. 4. CO :, .cs:9
s1sd 20 s.? S
e attention 0h' hje Join 1s &C., tbs
New York, 10th April, isii. all 3t'ec
CoIT1N IUGks.s bale. Amsrssn rio; Dus. com
VII m,s greet eI bale. ar s san" No. any very article
s expressly, K T GSiGSs 1s i,'
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
CTRlKER'S SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR, which will
- change grey hair its original color few minutes This
,outons fercnt from any yet Offered and il Of
preceding all Others IL highly sicaeous and the
advantage Of bcaufyrg the hair without injurng It's
growth.
Those WHO Doubt s virtues are requested their hair
changed before paying their money u humbus would ks
this method there would BE- complain.
Ore trial will prove the fact .
Sold wholesale and retail applied No. street.
opposite the Hall Of Records, New Yo'E, up'tsi"
apl7 m'ec
YACHT ZENOBlA.-Tbis beauriial pleasure Yacht, Of
about fifty tons buth'n IL for sic Shs new fchoo-
sged yacht copperfa-ened we iJun9 ana rsmsrsaoy
fast can NJ, seen ManhiAr
a Ger, h To-. .n9V ,fsr str.et ais N