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CIMMs, sOUTHERN MoNrm1.Y niAc.

~ ilu hSI oOO EKN MONTHLY vi c.
- AIlNE.-Thc subscriber issued a Magazine
with the above title the first of January last
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WooDLANp, Dec. /, 1914.
% BURGEs & JAMES invite subscribers TO the
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DRUGS.
French and English Drugs, Chemicals, Ess
Oils, Perfumery, Brushes, &c. also
PJatina Wire, PIate and Foil
JoHSsoS, MOORE & TAYLOR, 81 Maiden Lane, Cup
stairs)
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ECONOMY TO PLAVTERS

L Is wei known that third of the corn ia
= saved by grinding if fed to horses and stock
generally The subscriber havino become interest
ca IN the following inventions of J.. r. Renninoton
namely the Hind Mn, Coffee Pot. ind One Jt-boer
Nu6cB; now proposes to build Wind Mills coIcn
lated to grind for any plantation family and stock
within the counties of Sussex ,Southampton Nance
Inond, Isle IF Wight, Norfolk County and civ
Surry and Princess Anne, having had suGicioni
experience IN practical Mechanism 10 insure the
WORK beng faithfully and permanently executed
INC WIND Mills arc made itnpcrvio,s TO storms
and require but little wind to propcf them Tbc
construction Is so simple that there is not tho re-
Inotcst possibility of their getting ont of order
no attention whatever is required the necossar,y
quantity OF corn for the weeks cousumption il r,t
~ once in7o capacious hopper and received in /,
meal chest of similar size Meat Of the very bcst
qnahty sritcd 10 hand by the Mill and re,d, TO-
use. Inc MIL can never fail to stop itself whom
the corn shall bc ground out and 10 ori,d ~
corn is pat in if there be the slightest brceze II -
bcautuOt supcrstructurc and may be b,;I, ,c,r
ta.iou. " O' pam
The price Of constructions FURNISHING ever, tI,ir,
necessary, except the materials for tho EijD,o,,.'
Ga building ~ feet squarc) will be Two HnnJroj
Dollars, II built IN any reasonable distance of nv
house. ''' oi my
Ono Of those Mills is now in daily onor,tio,, o.,
my plantation in Southampton COUNTY civ III.
from jerusalem. The pubic arc invited to cpsr
inc the operation. """'
c,2''denang CoGee Pots, Of superior ,fvrc an,
q'ai'y VIII be furnished 10 order and nj pricc
lncaf uiabiy low, when its economy and fine ma
YOUR oil the beverage is considered
One Ubeet SU'EryS will be afforded cbcs,or A.
any other got up in the same style.
JERENTT
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rms Pearl Buttons, Lisle, Thread and Bobbin
WOODEN and Merino Hosiery with n yarictv ~
tailors' aud other Trimmings, &c.
TOYS, sc.
Enghsh, French and German Fancy Goods :;
Fire Crackers
j. w HoLBERToN, No. 10 Maiden Lane. four doors
east of William street.
FANCY GOODS.
French, English and German Farcv Goods.
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Scissors,
Brushes, Cons6s, Fancv Boxes,
Jecefry, Toys, sc.
WILLIAM MOVES, 81 Cedar street, up stairs. he
tween Pearl and William streets
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. SC.
Publishers Of Music and manufacturers of
Musical Instruments
f, RILEY & Co, No 207 Broadway, between Duane
and Rcade streets.
FiaTH, HALL s PoNp, 239 Broadway, corner Park
Place, sole agents for Chickering'S piano Forts.
also, Worcestcr's celebrated Pianos
Patent Harp Frame, Piano Forte yNanufac-
tory and Music Store.
GLETN' RoGERs s Co., No. l52 Fulton street: east
of Broadway.
WATCHES AND JEwELRY.
Fine Patches.
S. HAMMOND & Co. of the late firm of Benedict
X Hammond, will continue the selling of fine
Watches, Jewclry and Silver Ware, at the old
stand No. Al Merchants Exchange.
Fine patches, Clocks, ,Ie1Celry and .SiIUer
Hare.
SAMUEL w. BENEDICT, Watch Maker1
ID. BEACH, Jeweller, No. Wall street.
STATIONARY, sc.
Blank Books, Foreign and Domestic Sta
tionary, SC.
FRANCIS LoUTREL, II Maiden Lane
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ROOTS AND SHOES
nRIIGS.


B. w. & c. F HowE, Isl Water street, one door
from Maiden Lane.
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Two THE WILLTS'S LETTERS
L FROM EUROPA NEW FEArURE-TuE
NEW YORK WEEKLY MIRROR
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RAZOR STROPS.

HALUK STROPS.
'HaHYdcturer Of The Celebrated .Hagic RI
zor StrOp Of -Four Sides
J.. CHAPMAN, IG2 William street
Sold at Manufacturers prices bv ali the Hard
ware and Fancy Goods Importcrs-prices reduced
49, per cent.
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DYE STUFFS

DYE STUFFs.
Dye StgGs, Dye Woods, fields, &c.
WILLIAM PARTRIDGE & SoN, p Cliff street
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TERMS or THE Old DoMrNloN, (wEEKLY)
One copy So per Yearly Mail.
BY the Carrier, So 90.
tejaTo be paid in advance.
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PAPER WARE HOUSE.
Commission Paper Warc House.
EUeENg Ely, II Fulton street, New York.
July u
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Dye Stg6s, Dye Woods, fields, &c.
WILLIAM PARTRIDGE & SoN, p Cliff street.
PRINCES, &c
Fringe, Gimps, Cords and Tasscls, Bind,
iRgS, Zepkyr Worstcd, Coat Cords, &c.
d. A. BoorH importer and Manufacturer of all
kinds of Trimmings, No 100 William street.
HOSIERY, &c.
Ladies' Dress Trimmings, Hosiery, Clones,
md Haberdashery, IN every cdrjctg.
LorEs & QUAcsISBusH 20 William street.
SuSpenderS, GloDes, CrdUatS, Scdrfs, Ho-
sierB sc. Caps, Stocks, Linens, oil
Silks, &C. &c.
JONI NJ. DAWES & JoNEs, log William street, cor
ucr Of John.
SMALL WARES AND THREAD AND NEEDLE
ARTICLES.
ScHREoDEe & SwtTzER, No. 70 william street, up
stairs, Importers and dealers in Fringes, Tapes
Bobbins, Plated Hooks and Eyes, Needles and
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FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST s. 1915

Pins, Pearl Buttons, Isle, Thread and Bobbin
Laces, Cottons, Woclcn and Worsted Vans
WOODEN and Mcrino Hosiery, with a variety of
tallors' aud other Trimmings, sc.
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IRON SAFES.
,HanWacturer Of Witder's Patent SaIanaan-
der, warrdnted free from dampness.
SiLAs G. HERRISe, 1870 Water street
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3lublisheo Datlp.
Vide Udter street. .Norfoik, and corner Of
High ard Crdeoford SIS, Portsmouth.

TERMS OF THE NEW ERA
To subscribers, TEN CENTS PER w EEK. pay
able to the CARRIER To whom alone they are re-
sponsbc for the amount due at the expiration of
the week.
When sent by mail tho terms arc SIS for twelve
months, s. 50 for six months, & | ~ for three
months
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PRINTING MATERIALS.

CAPS.
Hat, Cap md Fur Store.
n. b. WILBUR & Co. No. So Maiden Lane.
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TT BUFF, Chemist, corner of High and Mid
Ii. die streets, Portsmouth, Va
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NXTM. II. BOSFICK, Draper and Tailor.
w Crawford Street, next door TO the Post Office ,
Portsmouth, Va.
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pOBERT BELL, Wholesale aud Retail Hat
street, Portsmouth Va.
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John COOKE az CO, Dealers in Foreign
and Domestic Dry Goods, High street, near
Middle street, Portsmouth, Va.
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which we have seen anywhere exaeee ,a,.d ~,
the capacity Of the soil the excellence ~ y eHhet
lures or the warmth and health of The cl,m.,a pss
c'nnot contemplate what has been aceoo',j, We
ny The energies of the people of the eastern
the continent. IN opening avenues for ,hs;' "aN
meree TO the Atlantic, without yielding 10 N. ~
s,coh una, lhe same energies will as rapidly sos
Such is the country which your n.,
have come TO tile and add to the confedsra..a'se
large IN extent, so important in positions a. ss
IN soil, OF so genial climate, and Of such oJ;s
sable value 10 the rest Of the Union. N''ten'
That they may secure TO themselves and IL.
ton country so valuable, and ADVANTAGE ~ ~
liant, your memorialists pray the national Co ~ nv
to establish distinct territorial government, -
brace Oregon and its adjacent seacoasis. 10 en'
They pray thar the lands of the Wallam.,.
ley, and other necessary portions, may be
Gated at convenient points. u 10
They prey that donations of lands NAV h. -,
according to the faith pledged by the pass.,s
law through the United States Senate. AZ the s.'
session OF the 9th Congress, entitled "a Nm y m
thorze the adoption of measures for the occrns,:
and settlement Of the Territory of Oregon a'ua
tending certain portions Of the laws OF The T.; =,
States over the same, and for other purposes "'el
That navy-yards and marine depots NAV /. :.
tablished upon the river Columbia, and uno0 Il
get's sound, and naval force adequate 10 ovr ~
lection be kept permanently in the adjacent srs. nv
That a public mail be established, to srr;,. :,
depart monthly from Oregon city and indenenS..M.s
and such other local mail routes be es,sbli.I.ass
are essential to the Willamette country and o.
settlements. u0
They pray for the establishment of such 49,.
mercial regulations as may enable US TO trade in oa
own territory at least on an equality with non ,s..
dent foreigners.
For adequate means Of protection from ,hs a,
merous Indian tribes which surround uS "a, 4, H.
purchase Of territories which they are wiGns ~ "
SELL and for agents with authority TO regulate ~.
course between whites and Indians and betwesnI.
dian tribes.
That all the overland routes may be ,horou.h.
surveyed, and protection be given to emigants som
ing TO us.
We pray that the star-spangled banner nav i.
planted in, and unfurled over, this territory ~
kept standing ana floating over it in manner WA,
thy the dignity and power Of the nation.
And your memorialists will ever pray, &c
Resolved That the above memorial be res,.a,
the next general assembly Of Oregon, 10 i. i.
them transmitted 10 the Congress Of the Uni.i
States.
s. LETS, jr, Presidenl
his
JOSEPH < GERvEY,
mark.
his
FRANCIS < REvAY,
mark.
Vice Presidents
8 e" n. H +; p,sssrs, Secretaries.
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r. FRANCE & cos

Oid-ssiabiished luckc6rs, fo,r doors ,r,si Of Bau
hotel, Washington.
OFFICIAL DRAWING OF THE ALEXANDER, Io1.
Terry,
Glass No. As.
"a 81 81 IS ~ AZ 81 GO l6 8 70 2Oa
We had the pleasure of again distributing soa.
Of Fortunes favors in the above lottery. si,aOa
a whole ticket, 5000 and $3.50, also in wholes, and
5000 in share, were all sold al our eyer-lucky d.
fee. We also sold in other lotteries during the raa
week goodly number Of snug prizes; one serls.
man had the good luck To draw two capitals in |,
package of wholes.
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FORTUNES HOME.

A w. HARDWOOD, LOTTERY AND Ell
IA. CHANGE BROKER, old siand, Ne
Brown's Hotel, Washington, ID. C.--Many Of TEL
tunes favors have been distributed through the y
ferent States by this lucky Office. Customers y
distance can be supplied by mail as well as =
son. All orders strictly confidential. The folavI
ing grand schemes are particularly recommsas'
for this month:
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Tickets Sl0-halves $5-quarters y 50.
Certificates Of packages Of IS whole ticket, $3.50 y
Do do Is half do e.
Do do 25 quarter do &m
A large assortment of single tickets and packages
constantly for sale at our Office.
R. FRANCE & CO.,
doors west Of Browns
IrAll orders will be punctually a'tendsdh
as much SO as on personal application, and are VI
ways considered strictly confidential.
Dec. ST. hi
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nR. j. r. PIPER, Homeopathic PhyslcIDr 4,
~ removed hia Office 10 9Th street, near p ,,rA
side, second house north of the Unitaran GU"
Dec, 29-3,.
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$50, 900 -$l5, 0O0--$l0,0OO.
SPLENDID ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,

70 number Lot,ery--l3 drawn ballots
Tickets only Sl0--Halves $5--Quar,es y
Certificate of package Of &c whole tickets ~
Do do &c half do y
Do do S6 quarter do
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LOTTERIES NOW DRAWING,
On Saturday.
$50, 900.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,

Class 46, for lS4a.
To be drawn in Alexandria, "a G., on Saturday,
December 8, l545.
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Court for the Correction OF Errors.
Present the Lieutenant Governor the Chancellor and
twenty-seven Senators.
JuNE 81 No. 3l.-Calvin r. Bailey VS.. Burr Wakemam
and aL-Case Of Assump:it % AM. Mr.. Lord resumed
for deendant in error and Concluded 10 O'Clock Mr.
wootreped for plaintiff, aid closed at II, AN. judy
ment reversed; ~ to /.
No. 4.-Lewis r. Sanford vs.. John C. Halsey.--Mr.
Stevens Of counsel for plaintiff heard until the hour
Of adjournment, quarter before two.
MrMBrRs AND OryIcERs OF THE CouRr ron THE Con-
REcTIoS or ERRoRs, WITH THEIR RESPECTIVE PLACES
RESIDENCE, CRY New York May TERM,
l815-Lieutenant Governor Gardiner President of the
Court 30 Warren street the Chancellor 70 West 18th
street, the Chief Justices Justices Beardsley and
Senators Backus 100 Green street Barlow, Franklin
Bartlit, National Hotel Geekman, American, Beers.
Franklin House Bockee Mrs. Ducher "a vesey street;
Burnham, Franklin House; Chamberlain National Hotel;
Clark Franklin House Corning Astor House Dennis
ton, rs Eighth street, Deyo. Mrs. butcher "a yesey
Emmons, Croton Hotel; Faulkner; Folsom, 703 Broad
way; Hand. Aston House Hard, Western Hotel John
son. Franklin Houses Jones, so Beckman street Lester,
Franklin House, Lott, Front st, Brooklyn; Mitchell.
Franklin House Porter Collegeplace putnam, Frank
lin House, Scovil do; sedgwck American HOTEL Sher-
man Smith, Mrs. butcher, "a Vessy street; Talcott.
City HOTEL Varan 27th street, 9th avenue Varney A.
King street; Wright franklin House Isaac r. Elwood.
clerk. Atheneum Broadway; Charles Bryan, sergeanat-
arms, Mrs butcher, "a vesey streets Burgess Wands,
door keeper 3i3 Broadway John H. Finnegen, page dol
Joseph Courtney, jr. do, do
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The pursued In the management Of the affairs
Of this concern rapidly destroying the antcpatons of
its most sanguine friends. In five months the increase
In receipts has only reached sasa4s being increase
Of only about fourteen per cent The receipts last
week S15S less than for the same week last year.
This looks very strange, when the income Of every
other road in the country is increasing rapidly The
high fare party in the direction Of the Western Compa-
ny will not abandon their policy, until compelled to by
depreciation Of The value Of the stock and by reduced
receipts.
The Worcester Railroad Company have appointed
committee to confer with tho committee Of the Western
Railrond Company, the subject Of uniting the tw
roads into company.
The Fitchburg Railroad will be soon continued to Bur
lington, Vermont, the East side of Lake Champain
BY recent act ofth Legislature Of this State compa
ny formed for the purpose Of constructing railroad
from the Western side of Lake Champlan Ogdensburg
at the foot of navigation from the great Western Lakes
Ogdcnsburg Ia two hundred miles nearer Boston than
Buffalo being about the distance from Boston, that
Buffalo is from Albany. The comp elton Of the Weland
Canal forming ship channel from Lake Ontario 10 Lake
Erie, has connected the navigation of tho Western lakes
ana extended commercial facilities to the ports Of Lake
ontario, never before enio, ed Ogiensburg becomes
oy ms port OF some Hro lntc AID road from that
place to Boston, woul draw canals vast guam.
ty oproduce, and seriously aec. the revenue Of tho
made OF this route, from Ogdcnsburgto Lake Champan
BY this survey It ascertaned that the road one hun.
drsd and twenty miles In length could b. built for about
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Superior Court.

JUrE 5.-Soullard ct al. u.s. Persse Brooks-The ju-
ry rendered verdict in this for plaintiff for $3.50
73 damages and CENTS cost.
ID. Herschfetd and s. Hsymann John Heath, Nehe-
miah Heath and othsrs-This action brought by
plaintiffs against defendants for alleged trespass. It
appeared that the defendants in this suit obtained
cuton against plaintiffs who dry goods merchants
in Greenwich street, and which the said plaintiffs
tend illegal the ground that the brothers plain
tiff had prior judgment and mortgage against said store
II also appeared that they not say about
to their creditors but that they to go usual
and make purchases from other persons
this judgment The stands till this forenoon.
Before Judge Vanderpoel.
Joseph Jackson u.s. Fredk Gock-This was action
Of respass the The facts theses The defend
ant it appeared keeps meat and smoke house at
No 80 Edredge street. The plaintiff resides at No. 81
and the action brought Is for nuisance, nasmuch
plaintiff alleged that the smoke from defendants smoke
house works into his paintf residence and destroys
nuisance complained Of sickness from tho heavy
smell. The defence set up was fecit. The case
stands until this forenoon
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This publication will this week contain a compre-
hensiye compilation of the last foreign news; also
the latest Texas, Mexican and American ntelli-
gence of interest. 1t will be ready at o'clock to-
morrow morning, at sixpence copy.
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10 VIII our Washington correspondent give Us
daily report ofthe trial Of Captain Voorhees, :!
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Amusenlcnts.

VAuxnALL GARDEN SALOON. BowERY. The chaste
and elegant that nightly produced aths
lovely place at the low price Of shilling il truly as
tonshng, but the great secret of which attends
the management is the respectable and talented con,pa
ny that nightly appear. We really think Vauxhal is one
Of the loveliest spots earth.
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Conu,on Pleas,

Common PIea0s
JUNE 5.-DotSging Wheeler ct als.-This ID still
on The testimony for the defence having concluded
the rcbutting case is gone into.
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MOUNTAINS ON FiRE.-The Green Mountains in
vermont are ON re according to the Tergennss Journal
is said that most splendid appearance presented by
Essex Mountain which looks, from the luke like solid
cone Of fire, ascending to great height in the air.
great deal ofpropey said to have been destroyed
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Court Cnlenda,
Movements OF Traveller

JUNE 6.-CIRcUIr CoURN.-Samc yesterday.
SUPERIOR CoURr-3l, SO, LOT, As, as, AZ, 40 to SO.
COMMON PLEAs.-3a l9, 81, Al to so, Is, l05, As.
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Chapter ON Doubsins-Pyrrho. tho Phi-
ssa e E wss in soo'nas o he
:I {: ssst.S; IL A:
;:l ;g; @ s. ss. s::s
rs Ss and eas & Il.
pss1s i s Tn lie
for s's e. Sssn S Soss
Pyho could he have witnessed the magical in which
ais is.YS ss1ss4' s$i' %
Soap from the dsp0 Of a,e BED Pig
ss:sss' sa :as' 'e
Salient asd bgs B G.SS cs
ys H@ysa Bull HssS.a TSS-
RsIS; @ Rsssh5:;s
Rabineau's Hot, Cold, and Swimming Salt
~ % 4 ' have given
: = r. Sssi;
The baths in splendid order the clear and
Canada.
Mr. Bnro s si has. S. % aeisd S up
% s SsS s o =.
would nn N eoanu. nnnx S h
sS 40 s sns Sy:
them for the time being after they broke
try your your Enireei
1ols from your Agents. Ksyes Smith p;es aud
s:.s ss: s
re" @y
ard now feel perfectly well my body felt better
tract q Ssy.ePa,iS for which feel grateful
'isignedj N'' 's''''' SAMUEL FISH.
s,mror Z, w Apr;l "a 1915
do seen the above named F:i HS.a Ss cam.
M r Il 'I: I
s%s !. % d
sS S he % .a sod e S them s using 4, h.
wsss healed up aa5 my
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some fs;I. c9vssed tall ,oNu.roS y s,.,rp
Mr. C. sl hss s' Been athlete. Me- anvil w S pain
acro; my breast for more than four and sometimes
= A'i ssss to; Ts ,ss:
S s h asyf' a.
isc. of an? aey better than three months since used
s:i. :ssp
curing with thousands besides Rs:pss,isl
$ t. s sss y w as s;s g 9'
One Word to tho sedentary.-Those who
breathe atmosphere which wholly unfit for the
becomes impure and headache Indigestion papton OF The
heart and many other dsagreeable symptoms fol-
Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills delightful Medicine
they not only cleanse the stomach and from II billion:
.tagnant humoI. which are the fdrowsne hed,ch
pains in various parts Of the body and other dangerous
%ssFIs he public : .ssi Ss
emely careful 70 purchase from except advertised
ral Depot No. 2ss Greenwich Street New York o'''
NBn all cases be particular to ask for genuine Wrghts
Balm of Columbia, Hays Imminent for the
Piles, Chinese Cement for mendg china broken glass &c.,
ut 81 Walker street, lst store FROM Broadway.
Portable Shaving Cases.-The subscriber
having perfected and finished variety of the above offer the
toilet sddoa a a oS for 10. share s
'e"''S ana keeping a1of' IN 'f %oi1 sSiR SON
~ Broadway, opposite Howard's Hotel.
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