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FOREIGN Markets.

MATANzAs, March 13th.-The schrs Zephyr and John
Hancock, from Charleston, and schr Exchange from
your place with carsoes Of Rice remain unsoid Molas
Muscovado Sugars have come forward-one parcel Of
pretty good quality sod at 81 and 81 asked for
mddmg Sorts Ofbox Sugar there will not be more than
IS 80 per cent of the quantity produced year
Exchange on London u l2l premium New York and
Boston q as.
HAVANA, March l4-There have been no sales OF rice
since the three cargoes sold the 9th inst and will
be long time before prices will be obtained that will
cost and charges Several cargoes being daily
ed for must further depress the market Molasses held
day at This island suffering terribly for want Of
rain the drought continues long shall have
awful year. Bills on Boston and New York 81 premium
London - premium.
ST.. THOMAS, March l2th-All kinds Of American pro.
visions are becoming scarce
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PORT OF NEW YOnK, MARCH 81.


Arrived.
isG '%ti Myi hssd c. and
G%
=; nv s
as e m ad wss 81 e.. very much in '
Psckssp Tics Hewitt from Hs law e Feb e Is with md.e
lon % isssse cs w
s ss '% &c. II. has
days ' the Banks. 9Th sht westerly winds
% Pilot lie Babief CoiiomS Isen; 50 Barclay
Whale Sarque Autumn wady 10, days from the Pacific
0scan and. jury having tornado with
s's III sss IS ship I' %S
painted ports ". was !. ssh Of the baqas weather
End sRss,;sIiy not d. om hsI.a iss
M past 's'%
n make. n ;sS.
with 1T i. 1fi
lief she lou az in wsirlwnd Left Taha Nov
sS %
i' ~ ais W ' wSs:
A s bly, sSs o. S.9 ss
ss e 81
@ al r. "a Bangor days New Yg
EdwsId from The Pacific for New York Mar ssh 10 miles
s1 sSsi 8
s. M ;|sisS
Ter and
ss .a .p .Iass E.ai
Bss Of nf sas
sSslI MSSt.vdse I'M ds Henry Means. Rip 0rands
Water no On board Slowing strong
s yellow sa s;:f billet
head; supposed to b about 2,s ton;
y H;s AZ Sss;
SI gs:s 'S y .1ss
\ ~ sSs:
gs.sSs : from Nsy Orleans. with
Howard io1 Baltimore ai s'pe 0'aa
y
Lisings.9's; y to order.
order Experienced heavy weather and strong westerly
Gao es. Of % IS ' .p ps1a
lend, from Portland ior No'sM. ss Ion ss:o b,Tqss
Hv sS:'r for 81 a''A lat
81 ssms,
LATE Hanson dS Rc.aSss es salem; oisda, Aa!sSS.op
N a so %, ysP0ss jan a T lon g. b brig JSs
RsSs Hood from ~ Eh head "a e s
Bedford, full Of oil.
Brig Angora, Sasbury is days from Yellow Hon. MEXICO
with 200 tons ogwood to Paruo Spoke 26h inst lat 20
Dis S9 ssa S rn css
mdse, To john Cocks Co. Left Americans Baique
eIena. Crck of Halifax sid days before the load
for London
Prig James wilson Lowell from uayama March 10, with
passed ship Virgin STEERING enc From 10Th to 2SR March
experienced heavy weather and heavy broke the
tler and sprung ruddeI head
Brig Juan CsItagena, Keller, 90 days from Maysguez
TO Brett vose with ia hhds Is do molasses $50
skins Lesis Spoke 9th lat % 49, Ion 60 49, schr
Brig Caroline Clark Dram, IL days from New Orleans
wrh 28 hhds II bbs molasses Morgan; 81 hhds
Brig Sarah Nash Koppehodt, 10 days from New o leans
with o hhds sugar $50 do molasses Ravens Co. 23d inst
LAT % ~ lon ~ IN gale Of wind from ST. lost overheard deck
Brig Tanger, Park II days from New Orleans TO Buck &
Peters with 81 bids sugar to Meyer Stucken 81 ties bbs
Brig Wilson Fuller, Cobb. days from Savannah with cot
ton, to Dunham Y Dimon.
schr Caroline Norgrave from Ponce PR March g. with 80
hhds III do moasses to Harnonys Nephews & Co
spoke 10 INST la, 30 Ion 10 S. brig Virginia. Of for Bos
schr Absha Jenkins Halves. from St Crcr March 49, to w
Pratt, with 81 hds sugar s. do rum w De Forrest 1856
sch Empire, Clark for NYofk Spoke 18th mat, lat 2s 49, lon
60 s., schr koscusho, Of Bath, steering 8.
Schr Walker Rogers from Havana March 49, in ballast
Searns, Lat "a 80, lon 70 Is, picked bales cotton
II tcs 80 bbls molasses TO Read Hoppock.
schr Victoria Blown, days from franklin, La. with 80
hhds 100 bbls molasses order bbs do Peck
Schf oar Waite IL days from Attkapes, La with l6 hhds
sugar t Peck Van Bergen; IS do 10 bb molasss order
Schr Celumbs, Knapp, days from GEORGETOWN SC, with
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Passengers Arrived,

LoNDor-Packet ship St James-N Moorpras. of NYork-
60 in the steerage
LvERPooL-Packet ship Ashburton-Mr Srnnng ami lady
OF Brooklyn L Lent Hosier Of New York-239 in
steerage.
LvEaPooL-Packet ship s. Patck-Jos Portland and lady,
Albert Brown and lady, Of New York; Capt Conway
bec-l4l in the steeIage.
OPoRro.Brig Aldrch-Don Maria Ludevna, Don Aquilas
Sperio de Diego Manso
MATANzAs-Schr Patuxen'-T Hayes.
SAvANNAH-Brg Wilson Fuer-J Goodwin and LADY,, II
Morrice, Hayse II Hurbert-7 in steerage.
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ADJUSTMENTS,
PARK THEATRE.

MONDAY EVENING, March 81
Will be presented for the 9Th time any stage Mrs Mowas
comedy. called FASHlON-Count de Jomaitrs. w IL.
crisp Col Howard Dyou Gertrude Miss Clara Ellis, EZRA
phina Tiffany, Miss Kate HON.
ri Bole,o by Miss st Clair.
After whcl so MEBODY ELSE-Haps NORTH, Mr. w.
H. Cr,sp Ernest Waidbury, Dyor; Herr srman. Crocker;
Louise Waldbury Mrs. Duvenel: Minnie, Mrs Skerret
Boxes tier rs I'd tier so cents-Pt 80 cens0aery
IS cents.
PAL MO'S OPERA HOUSE.
MR. w. DINNEFORD respectfully announces that having
on MONDAY, AFril 7, 1845,
every respect. worthy of public patronage.
The which he will have the honor Of produ
cling be the Classic Tragedy Of ANTIGONE cite chef
gIpre Of the genius of Sophocles which has been
with the extraordinary eDthr IN the cities Of Berlin,
Paris London adapted the English stage by w. bartho
lomew, \ So the Choral Music, by Mendessohn ,
To produce of the Tragic Muse win Gas
sic effect the Stage will be constructed Alter he MODEL OF
Grecisn Thes end the costumes groupings &C. VIII
be in perfect keeping.
The Lessee happy that ne mas secured the CO.
operation and assistance Of
MR.. g. vANDENHOFF
Stage Director under whore superntendance tins classic
Drama will be produced and who will sustain the character Of
Creon.
The Musical Direction will be 10 the hands of
MR. GEORGE LODER.
with Efficient Orchestra and powerful Chorus capable oil
giving full effect to Mendelssohn' sublime music.
The characters will be filled by Selected Company and
expense will be spared in putting the Drama wortly the
Stage n3i
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American Manufactures.
We annex the quotations in this market -

Sattnet Warps, on beams, per yard. .....-
These indicate change i'm the last few months
There have been very large shipments from Boston in
that me but from this port the exports have been 10
much less extent
Trade in domestics in Philadelphia, last week con.
tnue good and the demand for the west was active at
STEADY prices There had been considerable sales Of
cotton at full prices which had reduced the stock
very much.
sale, to considerable extent had been ade for expor
tation last week Baltimore and there had also been an
demand for all kinds Of ~ sh-e'ngs for home con
sumption. Prices moro firm than they had been az
any time within the past two months sale Of 1000 lbs
cotton yarn, assorted, az ~ cents
New mls are spingng up IN oil parts VI the country
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Aotdi ..7,482
rha market In steady and tho saIaa arnnnx

CoTToN-The market 10 steady, and the sales amount
to 1900 bales, without change in rates.
PsovsIoNs-There il quite speculative movement in
beef anu pork and the safes Of the latter within past
two days. have been very large We quote very exten
OF old Ohio prime Pork at S. Is and Of Mess at
Sil 90 The sales have ranged from So rs to SO Is for
Prime, and from Sill rs to $il s7} $l2 IS for Mess.
at Sil The speculation appears to be principally con-
fiasd to old Ohio Pork, prime and and within the
past three days the sales have reached about bar
rels During the excitement attending this speculation
prices must be unsettled and quotations merely no.
nal Sales to extent Of old prime Beef have been
made at 81 IS 81 so new Prime at SIS 75a So We
quote old Mess SO So New do at So 90 IS 7o There
IS very active demand for Ohio Lard and sales of new
small and the receipts light -
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

MARCH 29-The number of Beef cattle at market this
week was larger than last week. but prices show
change except for inferior descriptions The offerings
kcts and 3S2 sold to the butchers in the city We quote
the range OF prices paid 50 for inferior to So % per 100
lbs the hoof for prime quality. equal to 81 So net
There about so head in market unsod. The sup
ply Of 1.-Two Hogs fully adequate the demand and sales
are making at 81 rs q So per 100 lbs.
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Married.

On Saturday. Doth inst, by the Rev. NJ s. Hutton DID,
Mr. GEoRoE LEWIS WooD to SOPHIA LOUISA, daughter Of
WIN. Darling.
On the 24.h March, by the Rev Mr. Varella, Chambers
street church. HENRY w. EsKLpsoN of the city of Dub
lin, to MATILDA kerr, of Newry, Ireland
Died,
March 9th, at Kent Connecticut Capt PETER PaArr,
aged 80 years.
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LIvERrooL CLAss,FrcArIor.

MopnE, March 2l.-Tho market to-day was moderate.
y brisk and about bales changed hands NJ our as
quoted prices. They were however oil bought in small
lots There seems to be slight symptom Of spec uative
Inquiry arising, which will for time tend to increase
the present flmness.
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Second Board,
New Stock Exchnnre.
SALES OF srooxs-BosroN, March 2

SALES OF srocKs-BosroN, March 20.
6al0 Fitehburg RR la $50 Reading RR 24s; Boston
and Lowell Rk. 1901 Boston and Maine KR llOA 4
Western RR e3 10 do lO3 4S do 1881; so do do scrip
09ti II do l03 do lost; Boston ana Worcester Rk
lisi % Portland saco and Portsmouth RR lO03 Is f.
Boston stock ISL 70 do lss; IS dolsi; 400 Wilmington
RR 90 do bo20ds "a 81 do soSds 22 1900 do bo2Ods
a $50 do 22f 90 2a 100 do so2m az 100 do so2n 22A
100 do bo2m 22f; 200 su2m 22A :"
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BURROWS THEATRE-Arch street,
pHTI 4nET pHTA

MONDAY EVENING, March sI..,,,, ,,,,,,u,
SsIs Mn
stoa Mercy E Mis- KKISy; Max z, NJ" Burke Burke
T. with the Bus!esqqs Opera Of 9TE5Lo7otslc.
Mr. Johnston; Iago, burke, Desdemona. Mrs w n Smith
MILE. PAULINE DEsJARDINs
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT,
toPERA AND BALLET,I
At Palnio's Opera House. on Monday, the 3la inst:
%
sl0s S'hA ,|ssss Il s!Ho'
sidSN6okkiNA FELICIA.
DID, her % and '''
MIX s stssS'' oS as: II. MAYER.
: " ~ s FsS$sG RI sEoS''.
a-G.s$ sssas nd koadPa6at e sdssss s:Rss
s-F esia Polka. IN Bal. Room x, by Md z'ns''
4-G!snd A9a 1 es from from "s.muamide Sig
s-EsS.:i.-S1 Violin. seeins: faLaaeis d Lam
s-Enrli'h sons-sSnoia Pieo: Bale
6a,og 1.Dd
ssr2ss r ice oS III
six years Of age. her second and positively last
appearance on the stage.
PART III.
IN FULL DRESSES AND COSTUME
1-Grand Overture"Baber of Seville Full Orchestra
2-G5and sfsnasE"dago,al actOtum della ceta."by
s-G!snd buo@iIam the Opera Bafs iEiisirs Ao'''''
dAmore by Signora Pco and Sig SaDqurco. DonZetti.
i-Carnival Of venice-solo for Violin, with accom-
pan'msut of Quartetto, executed by Master Soon
The io.cca viii be danced by Mile D..idn: Ernst
N B-Seats be secured day, from o'clock A.
to 3ocock p NJ Doors open att Concert to commence
before o'clock.
PreesFst Tier and Parquette, ST. I'd Tier, 50 Pr
Boxes Sc.
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MARITIME HERALD.
nlovements or the Steam.hin,
Packets to Arrive.
Packets to Sail.
Shipmnstcrs and Agents.

to RoHERT SLvEY Captain Of News Boats report Of
the shipping left at the port whence they saledhe vessels
or news they have Agents and CorespOa
this office any Marine Intelligence they may receive.
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Domestic Imp0rtatiOns.
NEW ORLEAns-Barque Eot-480 hhds sugar Rowland &
Aspnwa2O3 bbs moases Peck Van Bergen48 hds sugar
order.
sAvAsNAH-Brg Wilson Fuerio3 cks rice Cazet & co-5o
bales cotton Brgham-23 Perkins Hopkins33 Burri;t
Johnson-l57 $ Patten--97 Burows-ss &R X Graves
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AUCTION SALES.
FINE PLANTS ATAITCTION

fLANlS Al
II LEVY will sell, Tuesday mnrnng II O'Clock, az
psro Plants consisting Of varieties. in the assortment
choiee Roses and few Aelanhes Trees Also
flesh Garden Seeds and quality Of Sugar Beet Seed
m3l 2t@ec
JOHN J. SWIFT, Auc'oneer.
, msnt &e-swiFT & MORGAN viii sell on on Monday,
March 2ls O'clock the store 1856 Eighth street doors
sons che n sfs Ss sd .osn
black walnut Table Counters feet by 2 large pa
nne brass and oa Counter Scales Wesh and
quantity Of sheving Cornce, Drawers Sc; together with
part Of the stock of Groceries. consisting of
Also large covered Boston Wagon spring Hand Wagon
and = pair o. Angling Posts and Fixtures.
Room fronting IS feet by 10 feet in the CHAR with
suocellar beng eligible place for gen'ee
n B-J H. Brown Brothers will continue the wholesale
Grocery Business at IS and 81 Broad street
A UCTION NOTlCE-E1tIa Sale Monday at 10 and > halr
sold without reserve the remainder Of the consignment Of
luable Paintings. which must 80.
of Groeerie, Wines Teas Liquors &c by order oassanee
Also, Furniture from Saurtays sale and number Of
m30 2src THOS BELL, Auctioneer
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALES,
BY Z. H. LUDLOW & CO,
Office Corner Of Broad Street and Exchange Place.
THURSDAY, APRIL 10th, az Ok O'Clock, at $50 William st
FRIDAY, April nth, Elegant Furniture in i7sh street, neal
,WEDNEsbAY April 49, a. le1f o'clock. at No. 20 Yves!
THURSDAY April IL o'clock % Liberty street.
FRIDAY, April 8th at II o'clock, at No Twenty First
Chelsea 9th Avenue Fashionable Furniture Silver
MONDAY. April 2sh 1917 o'clock. at 20 Second street,
of Bond street, elegant Household Furniture
porteIs Those wishing sell will have arrangements
tended application their No % Broad street
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State or Trade.

AsHss-fos are in limited request and quote old at
So s7t new at 81 Pearls steady at 50 6a3 50 rs
with very moderate demand The sales OF the week in
clude 1900 bbls Pots, and about 700 Pearls
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CENTREVILLE TRoTTlNG COURSE, L.

TRoTTlNG PURSES AND SWEEPSTAKES to com
PaIssSsiils heat: best IN 5sinss. ssS. ssS H.F
MI. Ss,. oi ss s $50
Stake IA 5Ef for AL horses that nes Snh won Purse or
n each of the above STAKES the Proprietor will add Purse
Al Stakes made off the above Course Purse
added pS III aa tor the ., a which
will admit person with hi; carriage and horses to all parts Of
regular Spring meeting will about the 18th of
Stake No. 1.-TWO Mile heats the saddle free for all
horses never Purse sl5s Sub $780, H. F., with
BNTwo Purses Of $50 EACH Mile heats bes, s.
in hs Ohsr InSs the 'addes Tor all horses that
s ;ss s:s.s ws s
SE 5SSSts
Centrevlle March 81 1886. msl itsm
ROBERTSON'S PHGNIX HAT AND CAP
ESTABLISHMENT,
No. lo3, FuLIos STREET: tEa,t side Of Broadway
for exhibition on and after Monday H''' : 'e'
% % an alss
cude all Feasibility of in the minds of tue public and
snctvey peculiar features present the following detail Of
it! c ?5sRs;'iss ZEE; high.
S B.ss "a 4, s /" Eain +: Al n 1ssa'
b.
S s o. &c Sd % vac
OF an emblem
Of doing als, sH; d s.. At the ph@nS
"'' aaa' NV usually ally sod I'D at 81 50 and s5j
'a''''' '' usual price s5js and sij :. y
''''-,a .'r.'. usasi price s. and ssjijj : =
F"A' o'' usual price Sc and Sc 5Gii
1A' aD''''' usually sold for 81 50 and sal
sNa'''' usual price 81 and los msi l.rc
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FRONT STREET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
TO RENT for the Spring Season, for Equestrian Perform
and Arena Exhibitions. The house excellent
a. and may be occupied Apply [post paidl with
PHILADELPHIA.
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INSTRUCTION ON THE PIANO.

INSTRUCTION ON THE PIANO.
M INWRlGHT Professor of Music, informs his friends
wi. and the public general that he has made
for giving instructions the Piano Forte His style Of i'm
parting instruction perfectly simple and and
passed. e equaled by any other style taught
impaired on that He has already turned ont several
his abilities giving him trial. His reasonable
and we advise all those want OF teacher 70 embrace the o
known application 72 Grand Of Mulberry
mh2a
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TO BROOKLYN BILLIARD PLAYERS,
CROSSING FULTON FERRY-A vary Saloon has
~ been fitted the United States Hotel enance
street. joining bar of the Hotel with three
Tables Eagle frame, and marble beds-beer Tabethan
entrance l49 Fulton Players Fulton Market and dwn
the side, will find the Y 8 Hotel Saloon we'll
himself have kept respectable For exercise only.
m2g lmsn
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JUST PUBLISHED.
FO Il IL K II AL,
THE LIGHTS OF THE REEF
AROMANCE OF THE BLUE WATERS,
BY II. INGRAHAM. ESQ,
UTHOR Of "Lafen "Quadroone," Captain Kidd, &C.
IN Price Is cents. ALSO,
CHARLES BLACKBOARD, Tbs Adventures OF Stud wtA
capital illustration by the popular author. Price 2
And will be published Tuesday,
EMILY MANSFIELD The Gamblers Fate Lost but notWon
By the author of Myseres Of Boston, with three llusra
tons by the best artists in the country. l2h cents.
For sale at all Book Stores m3O 3tissnc
GOLD LEAF.
FNHE SUBSCRIBER would inform consumers and dealers
that they want superior article of Gold Leaf be
size and quality Dentists Gold Foil SIS ounce
equal any the city; warranted. Cash the counter
of time. J. L. WAUGH,
mh13 2wissrc Practical Gold Beater
MONEY TO LOAN
AT NEW YORK TATTERSALL'S
~ description and value.
CARRIAGE BUILDERS are respectfully solicited to fo
ward their work early sales have already commenced w
spirit, and at fair rates.
PUBLIC SALES Of Carriages Harness. Saddery, Horses,
NC, every Monday, commencing at 4 o'clock
GEORGE w. MILLER, Proprietor.
mh22 lwissrc 446 Broadway.
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ACCO2 Sweeny and Lewis manufactured To-
A. bacco, AyeYy suVctIoI Iucle for sale ny ,....,
Hs y, k,coLLiNS ssC0., ~ ScssaI
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NEW SPRING GOODsi

10 Jew SPRING GOODSi
NM y ARE now receiving and opening q large aud general as-ou
w ment OF Spring and summer Dry Goods; 10 which we re-
speetfuuy invite the attention Of Country Merchants, and the trade
generaly-promising them goods upon the moo. accommodating
terms In our stock will he found
Cioahs. CasenysIes and vestings
Insh Linens, Lawns and sheeungs .r.A
Linen DrHs, bleaeied and brown
GAmbroon- Of every style
Cambncs, Jaeonet and swiss Muxlns
Prints at evrV style and quality
TiekingS bleaehed and b;awn DsIaespes
Paddinss asd SaI Daeks
Apson AMI Furniture Checks
Hosiery, OF every kind
Bleach.d aud Brown Hollands
Esrl-ton and other Ginghams
Siiesia and Cooursd Canbnes
Bombazines ard Alpaeess
BIN aud Blue Bs Sins
Iiunbrena- aud PAIasols
Stocks Collars ana Bosoms, Threads &c.
NH it-d&e LONDON, wiLIISGHAM 4 DREvRY.
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NnOm 0rONreu OF keowu ~
rsasise, % Wholesale aud
-ArseksAw-oreen cioee
AssnseeWhite Giant
Poss Becas-fArse 4 small Lima
s.ap n,sns-Earty Chin.. ditto
Yenow six wceks
E.rty AoAawk, DO haIfmoon
Refugee 90 1000 tn one
Beet-EAfy Blood turnip rooied
DO yellow
Long MOOD. hansie wurt.rl
WHINE silesian Freneh sugar
Broeoastwhlse asd Purple caps
Cabssge-E.rsy q lAue York
FAIRY and Late Bs rpea, Ear
~ saszf3naf. AUeD rumbead,
Large Bergen, Fiat Dutch,
Drunls-.dsavoy, Green Curled
savoy, Red Dutch
Cauhnower-Eariy and Late
Ce,ery-whiss soisd,
Carrst-Inas Orange, Long Red
asd whIte Field
Crs-Curted or ~feppergns
Cueumser-Eahy Fnme. do tue
Ter, Leg Green. Lovg Prick
Iye, cbsrkin Coz psekline
CoSn-Eariy sugar. DO Tuscaro-
80. a.nuw
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SANDS SAnDAPARILLA.
FoR THE REMovAL Amp PERMANENT CURE
or ALL pBEAsEs Arising rom AN IN.
REsrArE OF T1k BLOOD, OR HARII-

U u 8YoTEN.
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~ y~i. ha sart an aS>ss hp aseW.ss sieIH sa -
S.ssss sss. .sss 80 .Is s ..-s.s 49,: pc. :-:s..
al u- p.s-p1 sAe..ss.sr h, E..sssss. =. !:
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ss.s s..... s..a ?. es.. s.ss. saEsH TrSsAi.aySs :.
ss.-es-.ss. .a s.ii ~ sss.ss q s.ss- slisss -. 49,
ere sssssoAsA 10 psr.sssssrsssf sss - sspsessd n Z - ~,
..s,ss.:ss, .s o. ms ,ss', %s.s s.'s Il ~ssss s.s =. ss.sss "a ~ =
\ ssaeuvs as-s-s@ - vsaast IN sn tsans>.sss or Ne ssssssi.g
rs foas~i.s .Is.a no... hsss isss ss-s - 49,. um ..
Nd with ts,srst rhs WISER. NJ. Any. \ . senusssa Of ths
fss yssn ~xa Fever soUs 90 his Rc, asa essh ssd - rsisf us,l
he asd e.n<f sanspanna. Mr. Amy. wruns at us regues, AMI
a ssooslSs' cosn''sg ~, 1850
.ss.,,os sf sn hsrs. "a yos nay r,ty spos ri 81 % win me
s,ns.. psess.rs. NJ Hsrus s.ys ths. fosr sAhL ores sr. entirely
H. no ps'a IN the Affected uns whatever: ta, his deep h Il tse
.a, ssns.si.s nature; .s hsh ..nA Z. .,ey rs.pses very much
. ehAnser and earnestly inquire what he has been dolnsf lie be.
s S.s s ~. ''.s 1912 s..y .ssl; . and .s abs . -os. =, HI. 'r.ss. t,hisl
sshstasos ofhis narrative: but the picture I eansot in sny way he,
sass, upon h. sptss ,ea can su, 1.i.ay lSssiss.- n. s-o.s.s
nss,o say hs Nh so.- On and soc ,os e surely al. Ls.s Nv
: human SSsaaS y .s \ ~ s.S s's s.,, s.Ss s,s 20 70 . y. y: n..s,'s. e
RUHrHREY xLsY, Josue. of,ss re.e.
nj = sSso.,ss sss -. e.:s n.a e'-a'ssd ''sk 70 ,As eafe-
m.pt,n, ~a-n 4 ~, ,h,, |. -t,.,s h
cur or ehm.,e NJ s,.,. ,h-.-,.,,-.
hsv, aver ,-.,J n.x,,. ..a,,.a .,,--.
M the last nv, war nron r.-s,,s .nsss. ~ ~"a
Rh-uu..u-o. i h.v. re~.tty "a $50. IN ~ |.
happ.e.a .scees. nv h..nh 1. no. ss,,.. 49,.
ny monihs pas. mr. spp-u,, . sooA - md .,...,s $500
turning. iattrbure nj. beahhfof ehsn,e ent,r,,v y n. - Jy,Y
patent medicine. Feeunr \ deen .vmo.,hv ~nh ~
Afflicted with this usoss tcnueptns ma ..,na,l sau.s,r, ,s..-.
refni. from earnestly tceouaneud,nr ! rpeh ~ - ~ ~. NJ
BE sp>cinc. Having ~. n.o-a .,tir. oo.as... h.
ard rheumatic ain Of Dr. sapds I wa. lpdue-J th.~hx - !.
eneetsof their sanapain., and I take pl,n.ur, h. 40. .s -
umony % thai of many o.h.rx sor,,..,i.,o.~ -
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'utaton, and Warranted nesh ana
rtaii;
I.eek-IArre Scotch
LIettaee-white q Green Head,
Early CURED India, White and
Green Coz. Brown Dutch
M~,oa-Nutneg. Green citron,
Pine Applr
Water hehn-6asst kinds
Naaurium
Murar-whife and BLACK
onion-white and Red
Okra
Pea-IApdreth's Extra Early,
Early Nay. do Franz Blue
Prusian. Dwarf Mauowfat,
Bishop's Dwarf Prolific
Pepp~r-As.orted
Pannip-Long Smooth French
Sugar
Panley-Fise Curi-d
Punpkin-Iaue yellow
Rhubarb-tor Tarts
Rsddish-Long Scarlet long Sal
mon. whit. Turnip, Scarlet
Tumip. Biaek Spanish
sshify-or Vegetable Oyster
spinach
Squash-Eariy Bunch
Tomaio-Laue Red and yellow
Tumip-asoned
Herb and Flower Seeds
WIN. PALMER
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