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DIED;
49,: III Ia. NJ cba-les Heath, aged

~, tho 5,, os PAMELA. wife OF Charles Heath sseo
% years. ,-...... ,-o ,ss,ec.f,rlv invited 70
80 600, on saturday next, athalfpast ~ COCA
W. nom her late residence No 20 cour'ianat s.leeI ~
bou farther invitation Her remains VIII oe 'aAe ~
Newark, " j. ,r,o,s AMELIA
AN wife OF william O. Groser. aged IS years.
The friend. Of the family and OF George banu,
W Groser are respectfully invited TO ATTEND hea
mis- afternoon at O'Clock, from No. 10 O0usA'-'''
South Brooklyn.
5;h, Rowland j. Noel, months
4,h John E. Parker 43; John Bunting; H.
Az Troy. 4th Laura ~ P. Seymour, II. ,,,.,,., 6.
a. Ss., iIarhcr Teb GOTH Mary g. Dickey, Ut.
A. Rome. \. y Feb. IS. Anna Barnes -; "a
A. Pl.ttsbnrgh, Feb &c, Mrs. Letter MARSHALL ''
A. AIhanv. in willis Mating, g. . ., Nj,
a. -noa,iy. & 4th Mrs Mary C. Seage; Sd, David
csrt ~ Mary Macfarren, 81; I'd, Mrs Sarah Hoh-
man Cincinnati ~ Feb 81 Dr. Samuel Adams of Boston,
A 4 yorwalk CT Feb asth Capt Moses Gregory, 49,
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RENO AL
MASON & TCTTLE'S
COUNTRY ADV ERTlSlNG OFFICE
i REMOVED 10
No. IS William-strcc;,
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Formerly occupied Is the Branch Post Office
REMOVAL.
No. IS William-strce;.

Merchants wishing 10 examine files Of Country Papers
ms do SO tv Of charse or APPLICATION as above "iS
~ THE INVISIBLE WIG.-so closely resembles the
p head Of hair thai sktp;cs and connosseurS have pro-
uounced the perfect and extraordinary invention OF the
ay The great advantage Of this novel aud unique NE Is us
beng made wiihou, weaving: which causes ~ il-
Tarauces closely resemble the natural ait both IN ish;
and natural appearance, defy detection ~ htuf
being beautiful porous and t;ee ;i N ali csss
PRESENTATION evaporation unmpsiled AMI the ga evils Of
oh. wigs entirely avoided The skepc and conn1seur
alike invited inspect this novel and beautiful We and Tie
REGULAR method of fitting The head. ib- manufacturers ~
t. Barry nc Broadway OF beT!y-streei. uI STATS
mi
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gro THE BOOT AND SHOE WEARING
q ..-I,- VI -El.n ....y


!. FI-BLIC-CALL AND SEE.-F1ne city -
q made CALI sewed Boots, with fair stitch, So 81,
-s made in the latest and approved style, and
r,o.es 20 cige subsection q. LUTHER '. NOULTON'S
fSoaaels Boot ad Shoe >to-e, SO Broadway
rn,5on Of Boots and Shoes made cEer Also great
saerr OF ladies and gAit--s half CATERS, bGssis,
nup,p &c together with every description OF boys Youths.
~ lIrns boots and shoes and gaireT hail sairers. Sc
nj 10 comyiere - and dress for the ret Of both
and Of all ages there ksp, constantly hand Good
rerr sl1tc overSo=s, which warranted not 10 BE-
corr hard nor lcoSe tr;: elasticity The cod= weather
Sf a ans degree heat For sale wholesale aad rets
Ir OF racirin done TIE worknariike
- :, shor, no,ic- LUTHER V. NOuLTOS.
y B-A p!snty OF busines. and small profits l. V NJ
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
lust received very rich and Goods consisting
y Of Cashmere Shawls silks. De Lanes English and
iso-A large 10, of Linen sheenSs Table Diaper Nap
kins Doyles. &c &c.
9so-Fty cases and bales Of brown and beached Sheet
ings and Shrtngs a reduced pncss.
.4so-Fifteer Prints fast colors patterns al Sd
f22tf " BARKFR X TOWLf7 :: Catharine-st
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m3 3Otis&4iIV

~ BANK OF WOOSTER. ofHo.-The notes oil 'hs
BANK hie 'e''s'h'1 - "''s - YINSLOW & PERKINS,
:, ,r;.SI,y No. 10 Wall trce'-
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FASHION FOR SPRING. 1855
ENTLENE.SS HATS of cur Spring pattern will be
VI ready for sale and delivery and after Friday the 2Sh
Instant
~ B. We the above rpx FAsHIoS for the
sang season preclude all possibility Of error thu
minds the pablo and trade generally this city and else
Where as TO is origin aud dsncyely peculiar features
pcesen, the following detail of its proportions. viz
CROWN-7i inches high, sic bell AZ sides bell in froE;
aad rear, yeoTan, curve
TlP-Si6 inch oval. the edge rounded off lilo inch.
BRlN-2; inches wide all arouGd-Se!. natural
Curt wide.
BiND and GINDI%G-i inch wide.
he rsrcar Of The brm unique and our cus'omees
will be served with style expressly adapted TO the esaete
se features sad form. of each respectively ID piisu
u" SPRING STYLE OF HATS-BlRD. coRrEx OF
PiNs Nassau srRrhrs-Gen.lemen Hats. ofthe style
for the ensuing season. will be introduced This Day Sasur
day, March. is,, 1851
m, lmiss BIRD, corner OF Pine and Nassau streets
~ G. i. ALVoRD'S, NO. lo2 BROADWAY. will
ntrotace his style Of Seutrmens Hats Tor the prese,
Season. Monday the 2dlnx,ap,
As theaboIed proportions mechanical genius yield
70 The mastery hand aud delicate touch description
OF this tsutiin ae would be unreccsssry bn anticipating
az approval from eSrrect TASTE O. B. A. cherfuily
n b. /, may be prop 10 mention that he retains in his
new style particular of his former PATTERN THE
ROUND EiitiE OR SQUARE. of The hat, which with
Peculiar Of the brIm perfect Sha,. giving
elegance aad becomingress 10 the whole Appearance
ms iwis-
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HEIsFR.


For For Alderman CHRlsToPnER HElSER.. .,,,o>
FOR As.rs,ors-ALLE NlcDOUCiAL &JACOB FASH
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DUNN GEORGE FRS
For Inspectors of Elscten-ls, District; W H. DAXEN
p WR Il Hi anu and c. {. MASE
The whole ticket adopted without dissenting voice
John Sosson ESD from ia, retiring committee, after few
were unanimously adopted As tie OF the meeting, and
Iered 10 be printed in all tie Wing FaIers OF the city
ISL Resorsd That the present Is of all others the period
when all true Nhi:S should rally around their ancient stan
arls determined defend the PRINCIPLES for which they have
50 Long fought and despair OF final success while
single fragment the glorious banner floats IN the bez
ID RcSOirei That not dISdrtened by defeat but
read ia the sad disaster which has beaen the country IN the
success of our advcrsses lesson OF caution and warning
never to divide for momeni 10 iorake the
ranks Of the great party 10 which we belong
Sd R,soreG, That honor the name OF Whic-tit; We
will stick stand by IT, and fight Tor H. until the Of
Harrison aud CLAW have ceased 10 awaken vibration IN
iearts-and not tiR then
;h R,,plred That the distinguished gentleman selected
Srprs Esq. worthy of the fall eutire and hearty support
of the party that in all the qualifications requisite for that
station he emnrny eYce talents ~ education, ~ buS
mss habits and the whch adOn the gentleman
and give grace TO high statohe has few eQtGS aud IN de-
yotion the principles OF party no snpsiorS we
nyite aud earnestly solicit the aid of all friends 10 his
support.
which have been mad. BY nominating committee We
recognize in the gentemsa selected for the honorable stations
of Aldermen aud Assistant Aldermen men OF tined worth and
ability aud approved political integrity aud irmnesS
They Wings and as SGc w WI give 10 them aHu 10
the entire ticket cordial aud undivided Supp1rt
Aer few remarks from the Chair the meeting adjourned
~ n, AZ the polls and then tt eyerIions Tor the sue
e''' - VIZ THOs. ". GALE. Chairman.
WN GARDNER Secretary. IN Il
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np II yIyHALL,s MINERAL TEETH.-The &C

DE- H. EIMBALLs MINERAL TEEI a--!He ee!e-
hr.y which these Teeth have obalnct and inc !i ''lue
SCI pon them by those who have worn them together
with n i- known intrinsic superiority over the ea' mass
Of Teeth that are made in this country, have induced r
Ki,ha 20 make such arrangements as VIII hereafter eia-
Die him 10 supply the increasing demand for them TO any
eA;en he has been confirmed in his design by the uni
form which has attended his pracace ~ s We
n,rte,, of is yrofssio and by the high encouus that
have been passed upon these Teeth b. many o; our most
distinguished citizens who wearing them ana o
several the mos, eminent Physicians and Dentists OF ms
city, who have spontaneously offered the osi ample esti-
Inonals 20 their excellence. These Teeth are and VII con
Sc made by Dr. KI:2Sa ec'atresg r0r aL o''
prdctce; they in the most elegant manner upon
heavy gold plate and adapted 10 the mouth IN such way as
10 combine The utility with The greatest Fosoe COM
fo. They warranted TO be unsurpassed By any TIA.
ara made IN the Un!tcA STATES, :d guaranteed In AL
cases 10 III perfectly and al the purposes that
artificial Teeth be made DR. Khal wish
e, II 20 be particularly noted that his arrangements are
such az will enable him offer these Teeth. made IL The
s.vle above mentioned at the pric TIA. CHARGED
for be mas. intrc kai Specimens may he a lis
house No. 52s Brosdvsay, near spriaSSi- oiG imisy'
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BoARDING.-MRS. GOSS having opened ;hc new and
coumoiions hossc 25 yeseyseet the Astor House,
n-,Iers choice OF desirable roos 20 transient or per-
men, Boarcr, Cro,on shower. and cold baths tree
The location very central, ye quiet and shady Terms
,ro,.ra.c aus It's
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NV D,scovrRY By which all Stoves and Pipes or
Crates may ae kept jet black with as beautiful polish as "a
Coach bndv bv one application THIS arns Is ah
oTir S. invention and surprises and delights all who use
Specimens aud pres in use may eG seen en-. a. s."
er bottle II will prevent all pipes and stoves from rustins
fhrnnch tie snmmer.
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u Splendid Delicious Beautiful Head Of Hair ,G can
tS had bv nsinc three shilling bottle OF Jones Coral Hair
Te,,oatiye lis qualities land mind reader does all
here force the growth Giha to soften d clean nsG
from The scnps and roots and dress il dark and Keep N
otr thrice as long as any other article made Sold az 81
Chahsm-Stree 1923 Broadway. 10y ruohsuee'' piNV"S"
r,1C fsol
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l-A VALUABLE. TAPER MILL. tiElSI MILL
mi AND WATER POWER 7 or SALE. u A!cCar.

tasy AND WATER POWER OR SALE, AZ NcCar-
b. virtue OF an Order Of the High Court Of Chlncery of
the STATE Of NewJrrsey will be sold at Public Yerdne
that extensive Paper Mill Manufacturing tsab,hmcnt and
Water Power. Tie property Of The "adns Rrer A!anuac
turing aad Canal Company situate a; Mctarty VILE N tie
township Washington County Of Burlington and State
OF NewJesey the main Mail ,oGIe leading from phiIs
dhia TUckerton about 30 miles from The former and j.
from the latter place he properly miles from Soop
burthsn float The freight 10 ana from New
Tie buildings Al. OF which have been .rec,l within i-
and oal Of very best materials and N he n s.
subt.nu. manner are large Stone ap=. NH NJ man
roof with eight darmar windows each side is ulaci-
merry this building consists Of engines PAR caendeTs
@ S 5 tT s nv Is let Of SON eSpI1imos -
Iqeh machine with steam boilers N eseh end frame Bleach
the raau mill Stone stoIe 81 by 10 ise two stones n-t
with frame attic, and good cellar under The whole Stoee
having of stone Field Bur the other countES
also. Tr for Observation-Disclosures aud tusers-ai good
order \ Frame Machine Shop stones high. with az
tic the whole on stone Foundation two stored double
Saw Mil stone i9gnd1tion with carpenter shaI II Inc
Frame Mansion House high, with Gothic trout
erooms floor and finished from 's cellar 70 'e garner n
Spring House and Bath House supplied with from h
15ad Sixteen Tenant Hoas-s for The workman 40 Barns
with siablIuS Tor y horses Two 4se store Houses Tor
hs aboee described property embraces some 1850
which together with above described Buildings Cers
Dams GATES &c cost If%zFGs Of >'g1VO ne ItoIIly Is
situated exceedingly e aud pleasant reon OF COIN
try easy of access from New of by and lcssesSs
facility fo carrying on ~ extensive aHd lucrative ons-
Eess
Is rarely t1t an opportunity cccarS 70 uE
chase large property accompanied with atvaat
will b. positive for benei, of those whom hay
Persons dsrops of Viewing 81, AM can call up9n either q
the subscribers -sldins IN ~1oId Burlington CoaHtY or
upon the agent on the premises
Attendance viii b. gwen aud condI.icns made kHOwn b.
TALEfb sh sTo5gs R.eei,e,.
JONATHAN CLIPHANT
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WM. 7. JENNINGS,
23l BROADWAY,

WAl. I. JENNINGS,
23l BROADWAY,
APERS u TAILORS,
Are daily receiving their asortmsn, Sprn< Goods
pJising all the varieties and styles Of
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES " VESTINGS,
which will be made up order prices ,h,, will offer iu
ducements IN who viii favor with their patronage
We arr also in receipt OF large Of flncy dress
ces for sprias wear viz Fancy Silk aud Satin Vests, Ssa
and CIayats, Gloves, Su,r-nders, etc. etc.
" B.-Ciarments of the first quality always on hand.
fln,is
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+ or further particulars, uGUirs Of
mir 'f,ATNT X bERRICESON. i5q South 81

EyFTTE FRENCH CALF DRESS BOOTS-A
& s cases Of SUPERIOR quality. just received dirsc.
- from Inc manufactured, Tor sale y Maiden L-ze
~ NH lIais. FRENCH L EY Err I 7.
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GREAT BARGAINS
At He NEW y oRK
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
ls7 Broadway,
Three dosrs below the Franklin House.
Gentlemen in want OF n fashionable Over Coat Cloak.
will do well to call and examine choice assortment OF
Winter Garments. made and trimmed in the richest man
ncr and the fashionable styles. al greatly reduced
prices.
Also, splendid assortment of Scarf cravats and fancy
dress articles mcst OF recent importaton) comprising
ry variety requisite to complete gentemans wardrobe.
including Dressing Gowns of every style and price.
With fll assortment of Cloths. CasSineres and Vest
Ings, of very rich Styles from the most celebrated manu-
facturers
Full suits furnished order at a few hours notice
Cash on delivery, and no deviation In prices
Iltisf j. C. BOOTH CO.
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WOODWORTH'S PLANNING MACHINES
EOURTEES YEARS EXPERIENCE, together with
many valuable improvements and additions 70 his for
mer too g. enables the subscriber furnish short notice.
and periec: construction, materials and work.
maslp, Machines plane weed IN all its varieties, such
as planning suriacng only. or cutting moudings.
Also planning tongueing and growing, Jonting or rah-
betting and planning clapboar6s
Application may he made 10 the subscriber at his estab
lI.hrent Folklore at his Office, corner Of CONNER
cal and Lewis Streets Boston, where Machines may
seen and any information relative the same may be OBJ
ta.ped as well OF Josiah Blackwell and Co. New-York,
or OF j. ". Schenck, Albany.
Letters OF mere inquiry must be postpaid.
SAMUEL y. SCHEScK.
Foxboro' Mass. April !. 1874. list
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BoARDISG-Tyo or ;hrce gentlemen can be accom-
moda;ed with single rooms, with CRATES, at Mrs Jane
uairht's. No 81 Barclay-s Also, 4 room and bedroom
20 LET with board Reference given and required -!
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SPOKEN.

Ships oueida, Havre George Washington, Liverpool!
oaiques Paris, Matanzas; brgs Detroit, 81. CroiX.
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T. MESSRs. BARKER NToWLE,No II CaihaEine-
street, have received large Of Domestic Goods from the
wreck Ress;de damaged by water only. nal
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Men with scarrd marrd mark and red or hery faces
Disgrace to manly health manly graces,
Repulsiye walking libes on natural beauty.
Hear read in plaiuest terms your proper oar
80 with clear conscience and with clearer thought
TO the address below when you have used aud bought
A cake Of Jones' famous Chemical Soap.
an sears and marks will vanish aye eope
From ycur disiGured face. Beauty reisGs now
On cheeck on neck on chin. on hands. on brow
~ For Frupons Charred FLESH or Disagreement OF or
Dieoloed skin nothing has acted so charmingy as me
stantancously to tie skin clesness and aso
that !, counfereed in all directions. therefore mud get
rome but Jones Soap buy nowhere else but at the ssn NE
American Eagle 80 Chatham street. 1913 Broadway bc
careful co TO the right numbers you cheated or s
Fulton ST. Brooklyn & State street, Boston. mi Eieod
Chedpness estimated by quantity but quality-M
cents worth OF Dds Magical Pam Extractor will cure
more disease ailay suffering and produce sight
than dollars worth Of other medcin- known whether
coun,efeits Of Blu; H. Daley be found whit
ten mot printed) on every box. 10 prove it true.
For sale wholesale and retail a; IL. Daley, Office No 100
EnItnn.st Sun Building y. Y. 81
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Our citizens VINO are engaging 70 have Plumbing work
done for their the way OF baths stf l2sss
jenkins basement No Johnree,, whose "oES has th i
given universal. satisfaction 10 1s''
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- Sixteenth Ii-art.-rhe Wings OF The Sixteenth
Ward will assemble 1T the Mechanics Assembly House IN
18th street near the day evening h nstlnt,
at u O'Clock the Of tina Nominating Commit
Tee 'o' 0'-''e' GEO. G. CAMPBELL. Chairman.
Taxrs Cac-e,arv mt
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PENMANSHIP.
GREATEST REDUCTION YETI!
10 LESSONS n WRITING FOR . 90.
NTE r T o " 5

TONS
WRITING AND BOOKKEEPING ACADEMY,
GRANITE BUILDINGS. No. 2Sl BROADWAY.
M WiNTERTON informs the public that. desiring to
extend the advantages Of his Academy wiieiy as poSstbs
he has reduced his for thorough course Of " IN
LESSONS IN his elegant and practical of PenmanshiP
q the low price OF THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY
CENTS Mr. VS. stye IS well known superior TO any
Other taught ia the City Mercantile purposes otherwise
and having hitherto received universal commentator IN am
Shooter Course OF 10 LESSONS FOR 81 10 those who de-
size u. IT,
from / 20 / Private lessons II desired
DOUBLE ENTRY BOOKKEEPING
As usual taught in the thorough and II reduced
on n NINA Writinc eyciusiy1lv r25 Gmis.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
BROADWAY JOURNAL.
Contents Saturday March :. 1915.

BROADWAY JOURNAL
Contents Saturday March :. 1915.
Woman 10 the 18th Csu;rr. 80.
GiosSary Of .cciesIasiieal 0FniiHsht i'u Ios'HnE'
Pil-i.rs-n-Bv Edgar A. Foe =, -,
The OF Color imitation IN Paiuiins-By - m f1Ss
The Chest seef-By j. r Lowell; The Philharmonic Con-
The Zine Arts. General Musical Criticisms &c
kmb-llish-d with two beautiful curaJins n t3s,.U o.
pssg 81 A'h0'- foHS Is Bse6 IS Be-
. per annufn single numbers Of And foF sale oy
ar-ats- IL
lar sa0screyr has r,eyl,-l COLLECTION
OLD ENGLISH WORKS.
Among which The following:
s sSs' beS S'5 on P essl SaS S BIZ the lae Rev
e;ars N The cs:eehism of the Church of England. by
ss;eea sermons On Doctrine aad Duty against the Rigging
Tn lat- Res. Holybur,on, Inquiry
Dls'eIta'oa e3neernlas Los1ty and nefsss v'fh Re-
History of The Origin OF the British and Foreign Bible
Societyby III Rev John Owes; \. y OF CanbEidge.
College Oxford N vols with various othe-s sale By
ABRAHAM NAE, At his old Establishment.
M 81 Blocker street, opposite Burton.
TO BE. PUBL !sHED
On \ 7 L 4 d 4 Y:
SPECIMENS OF FOREIGN LITERATURE,
Containing Correspondents Of Schiller Goethe Translated
M M VI - WILsY y PUTNlNI, ISL Brosdwar.
THE TOWN
THE MOST POPULAR MAGAZINE OF SATIRE AND
GENUINE WIT PUBLISHED IN AMERICA
The numbe, of next Saturday contains an amusing EaTav-
IN. ola :. - $3.50,
IN February last The principal characters brought or are
o Honorable Mayor. Wills, nman, Poe ana our %
inyi. friend Burgess The scene = IHld opposG g. aus
hurc IN Rronway For days Broad Nay hanei was
Iuoassnble and but the timely interference n e p
gess II /, impossible sag bow many valaD!e hNes
have been cpt IN this awful Maestrom One glance IL e
The Correspondence number Of oGe Sexes c rom col 81;
Crnnar fowu 10 Can't. Rynde Of the Empire M ae
The mos, amusing character The cnre rcpar iG OF Uu
iul m nrs well told For slln hy .
M JIDb " LIN. w. :. 49,. -
NEW BOOKS-NEW BOOKS.
" Cruikshank's Omnibus Vehicle for iun and ifoiic'
price p cents. =. a. 49,,
Phi Parcel and stories OF Ireland pFice . cents
The Countess rauStlGa, Price . cents
Ilrrec's Bible No o. pric- . cents r. ~ D..
he Magic Goblet by Emile Caflen anthoT "i Inc nose
of Thistle Island price ~ cents ~, u, ,r
Frteuants or the Prvlteersmln National romance VI
the LAST War b. =. II. Ilgrsh4m ESD iTce w cents
Wandering Jew-yol. l.-Compiete. price ~ eeatS.
No Church With Bishop; Peer inio the >asS
- This IS rather queer Pamphlet IL shows ho"Svtr,
what the Bosonans think OF New-Aofk bshoP. rice
u: - l.. ,h ,;.,.;,,.
w. say Bi RECESS, STRiNGER = co. 222 Broadway.
mo 2tis Corner Uninsured:
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CLOTHING,

SPRiNt; uVER-CO ATS md SPRING Go0pSI
- fsrfns, leaving oil their Winter Oycr-ccas VIII 6nd
beautiful trcle the Spring rady made or made to order
Al WM. 7. JENNINGS CO.'S, 23l bfoadway' opposite
tie Fountain 900
beautiful assortment of Spnng Goods, when we onsr u
very reduced prices Citizens aud are soeitsd 10
call and examine stock before purchasing elsewhere
InhS 1Mis
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.T.ANIpS TO BURN CAMpHENE.

l1i-IT-s9 TO DUNN OhUII HIM,
HORNS PATENT SOLID BOTTOM GLASS
IA FOUNTAIN LAMPS for Cqaph,ne or Chemie, OIL.
have become universally celebrated aud sought alter
most perfect Lamps invented They meet the sppro.
baton and OF ali who them ly all othsrs but do
fail tie best the chc1pSt and above all the Lamps
that will give the greatest st with the least expense They
aye the simple aad easy aud TIM,
rode heated while burning easily cleaned inside and
out and not affected by draft of ieST than
half per hour viii give you splendid light y TN
on, Manufactured Wholesale and retail by J. o. Fay No
1876 Futonstseet. tsun Budings) Ne~York, viz: Stand
Lamps for Parlo's with without Lu>tes .Suspsndiny
LAMPS for Stores Hotels and Chuehe1; also Chandeli.rs
Side Branches &c &c any style desired made order
n Blades, f yOu wish to preserve your eyesizbt
good old age. strong ard teapul ighi
read b. DO fail procure Of these Lamps. One ia
tie ernte Of large paor will ruab. you read the finest
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