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FOR THE FACE AND SKIN.
CIIURCE,S VEGETABLE LOTION.


FOR THE FACE AND SKIN.
CIIURCH'S VEGETABLE LOTION.
HIGHLY valuable Cosmetic for eradcating Erpptions
on the Face and Skin, particularly Pimples Botches
letter eunbum Ring worms, Freckles and CuaneousE x
the and establish brilliant complexon Sold in bottles
at - cents EACH At No 1903 Bowey Spring ALSO
nv Mrs H-ves. $50 vultoo street. Broohlvn. 70 imsm
ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD.
vuVHE ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD COMPANY hayins
for pure White Lead. both Dry and Ground in OIL alss
expense in the erection Of the Works which would tend
the degree the improvement OF the Lead having
avaed themselves Of modern improvement for thar
Being we'll aware from long familiarity with the differ
leads sold Market that By far the greater proportion
sold such has been, and still greatly sdreraed with
White Lead and in itself posssssnG no virtue Of any pig
whatever, il being, when mixed with oil almost trans.
parent and " fact having netng bat ta spsc6e weight 70
psny have passed unsnmousiy the owing resolution. viz:
article, the Atlantic White Lead Compssy will make bat
quality of White Lead both Dry and Ground O that 70
sdateraiion hatsver, which the Company will warrant q
such to all who may purchase their l.sad-'
Purchasers therefore, may be well assured that even Do
Lead and sold By Company which
will only tend to the greater durability Of the Faint bat
will be found much more economical in IL usc IN the
covering quality posscsse thereby giving better finish
with than the sduerated White Paint would with
three, II which every painter will kcsr witness.
have FOR sale ysrety Ground il OIL vz: Vedsrs
Black fant Yellow Oehrs. spankh Brown, Paris Green,
Having been appointed ssnsra Agents for the Company. all
0''''' '" POLLEN COLGATE,
n 2m'r ~ Pearl street. OF Bee krnsn STREET
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NsVv stock Exchange.


On Sunday evening, the lath inst. by the Rev. Mr..
Noore, FRrDxRrcx A. CooPER to Mss LuiEA BooAnr,
yourgost daughter o! Jacob Bogsrt, all Of this city
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49, H.. DUCLUZEAU. Auc.ions-r.
kLEGANT AND COSTLY ROSEWOOD AND MA
riS HHqpGAaNY EuRNIruRE MADE By B0UDouINE,
FUTILE { DuCtUZEAu viii sell on TiitJRSsbAY
April isth at 10 o'clock No 81 Greene strset the entire far
ntue contained In said houss the whole Of which
10 order sy soudosns and hs. been bss short time
sets oelegar damAsk Curt msich sod fancy
halrs Ia crimson sain elegant rosewood Foues sewing
Chairs and Sofa Tables s.S Of Lou. XIV style; mahogsn
plate pier Gse ieszso elegant rich French gt mantle Or
ana Srandoes with extra heavy pyramdiesl drops
t Cock solar Lamps Wilton and Brussels Carpetng and
Hearth RrE silver mounted plated stsIs veg table aud
bse steak pishs, yoving Castor Cake Baskets Casde
: sue. I, with branches. as g, hsht. B
Plated Stir Rods Gothic Chars hall dining and besLfsst
Tables French b.dstead, marble top Dressng Bureaus and
Whshstands, Filtration Chairs, French Crib, &c.
Also cottage chamber furniture viz French Bedsts.ds
green.
Also, valuable collection Of Oil Paintiugs
Also, one 6ne toned Piano Forte. Music Stool 10
Also the Kitchen Furniture, with which the sale will com.
mence.
Catalogues m,ybe obtained the Aucnoneers and the
goods examined ON Wednesday from u till o'clock.
ala 3lrrh
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MODEL OF NEW YORK.

be represented upon the canopy Of his Model Of New
10 70 10 inches in length and are for oasrts
eompe ssiion They include Of public build
dsnees. steamboats. packets &c.
number q h, aIti.. bod, I.gdse ps and decorative
capable
~ T% in s1s'' nom EPoRfkR BELDEN, 80 Broadway
STODART & DUNHAM'S PIANO FORTES.
THE superiority OF these Instruments all others
actured in this eounty y beyond doubt BY
the following 00'ocfa ao4r M.eS ss 1915
C. & +. ZocsAuM-
ssods Danhams factory of New Yor.j Pi.so Fori.s
Of superior quality and that they and brilliant
also durability H E az ehsr
Ms.: !. n i,h s,rsss Ssiwssa srd
and q A'sue' and their ''ls''0'm at NO. 81 Broadway
GREAT BARGAINS IN NEW GOODS.
DETER ROBERTS has received by late arrivals, and
EMBROIDEFIES.
.sd E.p cn s" Sd G
LAWS AND CAN cxMBc jsS Il
Tape hem" stitch R'' MusTN So '''''d borders
Book Mall J.eonet Swiss. plain striped and eheekd Organ
R fsid ANS Ghovas
s:ss.;:s p s s I.is sS.:$ :s,s
mos; saesiiess article At s. .susy .9d
LACES.
Cspes imitation, Of the latest snd
styles Wells black and white chntilly Brussels point
nanss point descoI and o,her yarssiss Regency
reh black Brussels and iaon ses o. every description
for trimming, founcmg &c. kc Linen bobbin Edginss and
A lot Of Muslin trrmmuss ladies. Morning Caps, lace Car
Crowns, Muslin Capes reesved from auction, will Be sold
No ~ Broadway. AZ April. is,s At Inv, .
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The operations in the -four market of Rio Jansiro in
more favorable than those Of ls44 the medium
Prices we're about equal to those of lss except of
european which generally arrived on depressed mar
kst The arrivals in 1916 consisted of as sas barrels
"siiego; s546s Haxal 1888 Richmond County; II s47a
Baltimore; 2a45ai Southern; 1850 New Orleans; oo5
Philadelphia; 1852 European-oi which IL 800 were
hst quality and s2so barrels c,aswise principally oil
The mporaons Of -four into Rio in the past four years
have been ~ follows;-
Barrels. :. I5l76o ailSto ,1s cas- 49, Ss, 70,
The stock first hands the slst Of December lsao
amounted to l27ss barrels a. 700 barrels
Galleso; a6oo Haxsa; 1900 Baltimore TOO Columbia:
LOO Southern, and ,oe9 Marssillss
The transactions IN -four in lsas were a. annexed;
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nOWERN AMPHITHEATHE.
SANDS, LENT & co, PROPRLETORR.
Fresh Novety!
FIRST NIGHT OF HERNANDEZ.
Tuesday Evening, April 18th,
The S so5,SG5IE:se o I'll ao sGT@; T;v with
Mr. n. SANDS and hi. nlantlle symnastc aztistes.
HERNANDEZ M: a. Il. and J ss
IL sss s;i e. Z. hhsss"'''h'
ship. By this unr,ys Allied troupe. = ~ ''-'-'
1 an T ETiif L sfai 'rs Si 1jje
Doors open at performance. TO commences at half past
M that BENE ia': and :s,
p'''ei You 'ss: ssss 4 April 18th,
at hs New Gleenwsh 1hsaIs-o1 which occasion win be
presented Sheridan Ahe I'll. WIFE, WIFE. play Of
& :i;:: NJ ! I a Si:s
HERR CLINE, NJ" N'o'
p.uem. w y he ,sp Mi h WSrd- Performances
ss Re.ft'A Sss Il .5b H. si M.
50 cents; Boxes. 1 CENTS; Pit IS
The box book and places may be from
THE DESERT REPEATED.
h'' ard second F E.pIf,sriss;0 pA II
grand choral and instrumental symphony Desert il will
be performed for the Third time on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, ATril 18th,
At the TABERNACLE. commencing at o'clock precisely
a'''l inc '''s''' %r q GEORGE LopER.
Tho Solo p'''i MR. lRd KSshRr HEo PAIGE
Tickets so each, ,e had tho principal music
stores, Of - Nebitt Wall and Water Of Sutton and
Miles, 205 Broadway the door evening Of the
Torrance; and Of II. MElGGS, A46 Broadway.
ala 3t'is
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
MIR W. J. DAVIS respectfully Acauaints the public Of
" Now Yorx that he will give CONCERT at the Apol
10 Saloon Thuuday Evening, 18th April
The following eminent Vocal and instrumental resident
lent hare most kindly their valuable assistance
MRS. r.. LODER,
MISS WATSON,
MIR ii 9. T'IMM and
MIR. w. A. KING.
Mr. Davis will this introduce the celebrated
REHM FLUTE which he will perform several brilliant
, Fantasias.
Tickets 50 be had the Music Stores, and the
deor all 5tiSsnc
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CENTREvILLE CoURsE-TROrTING.
S&h&r
sf.s o SIS a:s:. IL. s.: ::s
s'1'ss % s%Is.h n.%s. M 4sS Moore,
=, , a. Lo,se; NAMES. Hiram.
Third Ward Democratic Republican Rega-
lar Nominations.
JAMES IL! A 4. TITUS.
e ETl 1 ;i;'i Eut t'ssi2Ssr
For Accessory;
Levi. W. Do,. Ss. S.H'''''';; job. v,a..e.
t. s.siss. fS" Ss.H'
h'''' IS isA a3ssr v m fo%L Z i'1 Ghsrn.n
c citnas A,Sss ssa IT, s.er.s.rs. al. TIRE
Fourth Ward Democratic Republican
REGULAR NOMINATIONS.
s Sissg: 4 s5 4 sSsss$
JAMES AvE sai A.;ii;si: G. SMITH.
EMANUEL J Isl fff:!islss LEWIS.
Il Ss Bowie. Mcclure Fourth 6''''''-'sSs iss
P.H. MCGUIRE. Chairman.
j. u MARTIN. io4*rc
Fourth Wand Democratic Republican Reg
ular Nominations.
For Alderman.
JOSEPH A. DIVER.
For Assis ant
WILLIAM Rid
Foo Assessors
Daniel Z. Pentz. John D. Keating
- - Yer Corstablss.
Maurice O'Keefs Edward T. Quirk
For Iusprctoys or Elserion,
1st District-WIlliam Cohn, Patrick Grove
I'd = Joseph Il. P.mer Florence MCCARTHY.
:. -Edmund shny Thomas Hays
Attn Edmund Fitzgerald Absololn q. DIXON.
Democratic Eec Of the Fou tn Ward deceived
the above is the only regular ticket OF the 9TH ward
a., by order CH ARIES MILLS, Chairman.
Thomas Hays, }Sscloea'ies. ais atissrro
Fifteenth Ward.
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TO COUNTRY BOOKSELLERS


CPECIAL NOTlCE-THE GRAEFENBERG PILL
OCOMPANY organizing efficient agencies in
town. city and village in fhe United States the British Pro-
vnce,. West Indies aud parts of s.th America A gene
Agents In will druggist be employed and there
be but general in any The
Of the tirssfenburg Pill COMPANY such will insure
large sale for their Pills. and good will find he agency
agood business be ng arabic to the different
until the whole system Of sseDcies J. oEsnaed which will
call the office Of the which will be for
the present No 1854 Nassau street. next door to Tammany
Hall. FRANCIS M. PRATT, General Agent.
PsThe extraordinary virtues Of the 0rseftnbuIg vege
man system will be fully explained early day. 1t
esay this time only to say that they very a superior
ately become the leading pill Of the day. alo erc
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OIL PAIN TINGS

OIL PAINTINGS.
TIORATIO HILL, successor Gurley Hill. 1869 Broad
IL way, New York Long Room. will sell on Wednesday
Evening, April 18TH collection Of OIL Paintings comprising
from the Custom House. being the produc
ons OF eminent Flemish, Dutcn, aud &c The
above well worthy the attention of
artists dealers ard of the fne Can
at the Auction Room. ala atsr
FINE PLANTS AT AUCTION.
LEVY will sell Tuesday morning, at o'clock.
Ornamental PLANlS committing Of monthly and perpetual
Roses OF various names Cactuse Heehropes Verbenss
Azaas Hydteng with various others
ton Also few double Dshlia Roots and Madeira Vines
T.. ludlow, Auctioneer.
COSTLY ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY FURNI-
- TuRE: Extra Size Mantsl Glasses. Library Book
Cases Chandeliers &eTo be sold by auction Thusday,
rear Of Dr. Stones Church
Parior Furniturs-Ccmprising rosewood and medallion,
crimson centre Sofas Dvans Coaches. Ottomans and Chairs
to match Centre Tables large size Lamps with glass ustfss
crimson and white silk Curtains with silk Trimmings; square
mante Glasses large glass Chandelier royal Saxon Carpets
and Kugs white and aod mahogany sofas and Couchc
tel Mirrors. with blue and gold velvet frames.
Library Furniture-Librzry Bookcases and Chains Car
pets, &c.
Bedroom FunitureBrusses aud Ingran Carpets French
8sdstead. Bureaus DrrmE Glases, Egyptian Marble Com
large extension dining Tables All the furniture
to order in New York. together with fine lot Of Kitchen fur
niturc
Catalogues be had the suctieneer Office wsdnes
daY. H. LUDLOW & CO. Auctionsers
all 5t*rr (i3S) n Wall street.
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"I1 IT FAREWELL CARD.
rTvHE Managers the National Theatre and Circus, Ches.
Philadelphia respectfully acknowledge the
unparalleled Of and offer the citizens
their grateful for the continued Of
patronage bestowed on their establishment: =,
Thursday the 9TH Friday 10TH and Saturday, the 1,h will
be the last nights Of performances this present
the Company will in Baltimore Monday, Acril 18Th
their engagements Washington City which will
Monday. April Goth. following. ~
ANNUAL CONCERT OF THE GERMAN SOCIETY.
THE ANNUAL CONCERT in aid Of the Charitable
Fands ofthe German Society will take place on Ss,gIdsy
ALL, Miss KORSINSKY, aad Mr. TIMM will lead their
valuable assistance The Orchestra Of upwards OF fifty Of the
efficient performers will be under the direction Of Mr.
u. e. HILL.
Particulars in future advertisement. ais 2tm
PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE TO LET.
VNHIS sndidy decorated and conveniently located temple
Of amussmsn now TO be had upon the mos. reasons
ton to HENRY ROCKWELL "a Bowery. or to JONAS
BAkTLETT, Esq, 80 Buwsry, Branch Hotel
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NEW
GREENWICH THEATRE,
Corner Of HARICK& CHARLTON STREETS
Sole rropreton 49,. Messrs. MYERS & TOMLINsON.
Asaanasei. JOIN H. MYERS.
ActinR ano osge Manager. II. r. GRATTAN,
nr.easa.., y M IOMLINSON.
deputy treasurer WARREN DRAPER.
This Evening.
The performance will commence with
SIMPSON < co.
Mr. simpson. Mr. w Chapman
To be follow Cd by HERR LINE. "'''An
After hich
DUMB BELLE.
Usmnk... Mr. H Grattan
hay...... $50. miss Julia Drake
To conclude with the
ARTFUL DODuEK.
Artu' Dodgsr Mr. H Chapman
MARY. Miss Drake
Prices.
NSnes. - "
orchestra Boxes. Admisssion 81 each
nNcony; (Flrst Tierl. ........ so cts.
Gppch ooxes. SIX
Doors open eK o'clock-Curtan rises at o'clock pre-
cisely. ~ ~
20. ofes open daily. from 10 AM. o'clock PM when
onapplicauon to MIR. Draper.
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STRAW HATS, ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND
PARIS EMBROlDERlES.
lust OPENED per syvie de Grasse. last packet from
Have 10 Cases nciudrg I'll the styles of the above
and for sale the reasonable and lots 20 suit
purchasers, by A. UNSWORTH,
Iuporter &c Paris Goods, ~ John 81.
Also, case trimmed Paris STRAW HATS, direct from
the fashions BILE house in Paris. ala 3tsm
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FOR SALE.

FOX SALE,
IA LIGHT WAGON, nearly new Also. ,troue
~ buit Barouche, ith shaft and POLE and dou Bic sci
4Z Of harness reqsired. Also fast BAY mare sound
and kied, and uots mile IN three minutes. Apply
Al sw.re MlCb'L IsAACsON. - Ee-kmsp at
NEAPOLITAN BONNETs.
~ The SUBSCRlBERS, fsten,ees asd Msnufaetu
Of the Nespoitsn Bonnet prepared supply the
ecevedtwo silver medals at the last Fairs q the
Institute and which for lie and finish unsuPa
They them alter and clean eqcaI 70 pew AIpyo
PATTIsON. ZOE h CO, % Deaocy ~,
~ imis-r Vyse Cons corner Fine aud resn
AkDCo barrels kegs received and LOT sale
By +. X COLLlNB.k Co., y southss al
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9s S:s ssssss siisi
s:5 Rsss 9 Ss:a as
den and James Van Nance, acted Secretaries, Thsref
GsI
'A' election
s Mm T. = M1 cossx..r. seers aries.
,A III sls &grsH.
5 sSi A.s'i Robk skIsfEI'SS
GEORGE H. t R5 5As.satShi H. KELLY
BENJAMIN aA iii cI:.,s!ls. D. roMrkINs.
g.s., =! r. S:. rs,
ESs Pp,:..;s.wa; !. Msss. and 5a%;. :; S:Es-
25 Per Cent below his Usual Prices.
FASHIONABLE VISITING CARD
ESTABLISHMENT.
n.ta Cd % h: E
A SILVER DOOR PLATE
iIs e IT.
PIAEO-FORTE WAREROOMS
1913 Broadway,
No. b and LafarEe Building.
T :5 sY s;
1t NV Factory in Bostos. as inp+r
IDLE HOUR BOOK.
lust PUBLlSHED-Thc !" Idle Hour Book" containing
800 pages. with coo snsravings-prce only 81
piete with fun.
Our Comic Almanacs for Isi7 Ave in NUMBER will be 10
sued In April They will be the best and cheap
at that. Specimen numbers sent by mail.
sniyssd large variety Various kind. Of cSdrsa:
Books Song Boos Primers &c. her with coored Litho-
II Turner psls ~ 1sei
LONG BREED CANARIES.
MIR HASELETT'5 entire Breeding Stock, much adj
lvl New Years Day They already mated, and
respectfully invited to call and examine them. -
Also, the usual variety Of Singing Birds from different parts
hsbs,ble Globe Fancy Pigeon. and Cgs. Gold Fish,
article for the Breeding Cage, sc Eo, sss ~
NB-Arehes Bird Feneier containing fun directions for
breeding Canass and the best method Of feeding birds in
general for sale above.
English and Scotch Terriers for sale BY
mia im.rc A. GRTEvE. John
TO MACHINISTS AND MANUFACTURERS.
ATHES Of all descriptions, from to Is long fani,h;
kinds work Fer terms and description direct TO the sub
seriber, Hudsoa New York.
Al lmsrc JAS. T. PERKINS.
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1TARDWARE. GiJTIERV n ANYWHERE Tssfh5. ooone g.
IL JACOB PLATT will sell This Day, al 10 o'clock at
q Flat street, 300 cards. and lots
fortunate business consisting Of coffee mills hoes rakss
pistols, guns, &c. &c. --
Also 800 Pennsylvania powder horns and cases ink
Also, N yards wire Cloth. India rub.
Also 500 yards Iudarub carriage Cloth,
Also, 20 boxes cut sparrow bills aud cases pins.
Also-CoinS broad and edge tools
100 table cutlery and pocket and penknivss
Also, an invoice oil fancy goods.
Also. invoice Of Birmingham Hardware. damaae ed ON
board the ship Henry Clay from Liverpool.
N. B-Cataiogues now ready at the Auction Room.
Az tsrht = =
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]. PARKER'S EXHIBITION BALL.
MIR. PARKsKhas the honor TO to his friends
lv1 and tho pablc that his first exhibition having such
general sat.sf.ction, he Irtsnds repeating i on
WEDNESDAY tVENIN0, 18th April,
Nibos Saioon when all those dances that delighted
audience land many Of them sneored will be repeat
ed in the order before The dances will
precisely at o'clock. ala 2ts'nc
MUSIC TAUGHT,
IN THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS, by Lady,
" who has thorough knowledge Of the SCIENCE She
give respectable satisfactory references line ad
dressed W. H. the Office Of this paper shall be punctual
" sttended 10. mri0 lmsr
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COLLECTION AND GENERAL AGENT.
Charleak0rA 8.

COLLECTION AND GENERAL AGENT,
Charleston, 3. G.
THE subscrher being permanently o:stsd Charleston
b. C offers hs agent for the cosc of
drafts and the puchs Of bills Of exchange, South Caro- ina,
Georgia. North Carolina haviug in all the
principal cities and having had ample in s
matters srpeltsnng the business Of Bank General Agent
eli receive prompt attention. The punctua
~ the execution Of all orders, will be observed
VIM. W. MARTIN,
No. Broad street, Charleston, q. C.
NEw YoRx-Jossph d. Beers Jnnn G. Winter, Collins
Carhart o. A. Wetmore, T. W. Clark, Dodge Co.. Bee
bee, Ludlow Co
PH,LADrLPHIA-E. w. Clark 4 Co. Ch,rlsey & whelen
CHARLEsroN, 8. C-Hon +. ii. lmore, Hon. Ker Boyce,
Robaso. Caldwell. Mil!ey.: kiply Co., James Adger
Co.. r. Street. Dickson x Mills. ais law4wTh y
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A. SEIGNETTE AND OTAkD BRANDY,
100 HALF PIPES Sor!I. I'D and s.ngns brand. aud
go eighth do and flavor. now landing AZ fier
from the brig Mary Perkins arrived from Rochelle,
and for sale by 8. 4. NICOLL < co.
Ct and 60 Front street
Also IS half pipes and quarter casks finest quality Otard
ored. ali 3,issm
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ia AMODERN.BUILTt two story aud basement frame
f.:3 HOUSE, colorado font situated Second street, be-
tween South Eighth and south Ninth street,. II il
besuaIly suat fine view the East River,
and whin sound Of the Peck slip Ferry bell The lot on
which Il snds worth Slooo and the whole will be sold
for very little what the house to tud IL has been
erected little year. Possession on lst My, OF eaer
For particulars, apply TO W. J. T. TAPSCOTT,
My u south sueet, corner % Dlaiden Lane
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Fifteenth Ward.
THE ELECTORS Of the Ffsenth ward earnestly
qaexted TO examine their m,nutey before vons
as i reported that George Rely OF Consultation Hall
tends smuggle his for the place of
Ludlow the nominated candidate. And better ticket
A TAX PAYER OF THE FIFTEENTH WARD
all ltsr
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FOR SALE

FOX SALE,
IA IF APPLIED FOR SOON. the lease, furniture, and
csR bar fixtures Of first stand Said house hiss
ample accommodat,cos for forty or ffty Iodge, The
10 doing good business and Of the pleasant
locations in he Of New York For farther
que No 81 Park Row bssw, the hous Of and
o clock. ala atk-rrr
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CAMPHENE AND CHEMICAL OIL
THE Cub crber prepared supply dealers with
rior quality Of Csmpheue and Chemical OIL at lowor
price .has Other in this ci delivered free
market prizes. Apply personally or By letter. to
JONAS +. CONCKLIS,
Office r6 Water street, above Maiden Lane
an 1m'r Dntilisry, LIST Avenue aud 18th street.
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TO MACHINISTS AND MANUFACTURERS.
ATHES Of all descriptions from IS feet long funah
- ed short Also, cutting engines, suitable for all
kinds Of work For and description. direct sub
scyiber, Hudson, New York.
Al lmsrc JAS, II. PERKIN6.
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J. X. CukIIeS, Aucuoneer.
PERFMPTORY SALE OF STOCK OF GOLD JEW.
AND ELEGANT CLOCKS, STORE FIXTURES. &c.
ACOs 8. Flat viii commence III. sale Of the shove
who about closing their busness This Day April ittn
az o'clock. on the premises No %ls Broadway Terms ap.
proved endorsed 80 days. upward
For full particulars head Of the Courier and En-
quiIer. and eaaloeues which ready. AZ lisrh
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M. LEVETT, DENTIST.
MI TORE HARM results from bunsling performances Of in
1 competent Dentists than the public Of II il
OF that all branches Of the Dentists
should shil:9y and undentndngy prscteed To those
whe thiak with recommend Mr. Levetf, oil
Broadway and Warren the introdueer Of the insertion
o Artificial Incorruptibie Teeth the principle Of
pherc pressure.-Noahs Weekly Messenger. TIRE
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-04-03
OBITUARY,

DIED, al the family residence, in Fox
township, Carroll county, Ohio, on the
evening of the l4lh March last, after an
Illness OF ele"en weeks, which he bore
with patience and forlitude, Mr.. NATHAN
PoTTs. Gather Of Jonathan Potts in the
Ssd year OF his age.
The deceased was in the army of the
Revolution in the year 1891; and after
wards in Wayne's army, as recruit at the
close Ofthe indian war, which terminated
at and with the defeat of the Indians a.
the battle Of the ".Uiani Of The Lake." on
the Goth August, 1884. He emiarat-
ed from Eastern to Western PENNSYLVANIA
in 1893, and to his late residence in 1926,
He wasan industrious farmer-~an hon
est man-ardentIy attached to the institu.
tions OF his country, and died as he had
lived, firm ana urfinching Whig.
He has left an aged wife, and numerous
offspring behind. "Peace to his ashes"
[CoMMuNcATED.l
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Read Notice.

Public Botice i hereby given Than
ailes thirty days from tt,s dste rters
"Efs be petition presented to The Trns-
tees Of Augusta tow Dshi0, Csyroll couu-
~, praHIsg for he locerica aid es.
Ia abIishmeHt Of a Toun.hup read. ooTa.
monclbg Of cr near he corner ol 6, d
belonging 10 John Kirkpatrick. cn The.
NoTlb side Of The Carrolca rad within
lew rods o; The coYaeS oElhe n,adow.
ihfhce TO run ai5ag &c meadow frnre 10
we house nov occupied BY RdIiam
Fi'Iars ihencs north TO Wiluin Fc,n.
ter's oI hge, thence west TO R.0eu Her
siHg , sr File, thence north 10 he north
fBe Of Section %, thence west oloDp
SAID line 10 a whIieoak siump. thence
north 10 Jacob Whisuer's house. thence
lhr nearest and bca fou'e 10 Ire Still
Fork School House on Thonss CoaA
neiIey's farm there TO terminate.
MANY PETITIONERS.
March 6, l846.
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SRERIFF'S SAEE.

By virtue OF wrii of Alias Veudi
Exponas, to me direct, out o The Cou II
OF cnmmoR pleas o. Carroll co. Ohio.
! will rffrr Tor sale at the deer of The
court house, in CsEoIhpa, IN Rcp5sys
the 18th day Of AyrA re1t kstvsss ibs
h urs OF 10 clock. 4 nj. ard 4 o'r'sok,
P N of SAID dsy: boanuni CT 10. IN tie
tow n OF New HaTrishurgk, CsFtSn couD'
ty and Safe Of Ohio.
Taken in execution and will he sold
BY T. meoUihE Sheriff.
February 90. lS46-prf 81, so.