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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

EEY virtue Of an order made at ,ht
KID June term Of the Probate Court o.
Madison county, Mississippi, ! will sell
10 the highest bidder, before the Court
house door, in the town Of Canton, on
First Noafay tie 81 day Of august neat
On a credit Of twelve months, the fol
lowing described property, viz:
East half. north east quarter, and
the en- hal , south cast quarter and
south hale west half, south east quarter,
section thirty.Gve, township eight,
range two, east; the above land has been
assigned to the ~ dow as her dover;
West half, north vest quarter, section
lhiry.sjx, township eight, range two,
east; east half. southeast quarter and
west half, southeast quartz, section
thirty two, township eight, range three,
cast; east .aIf, nor Invest quarter and
north half, north east quarter, section
nineteen. township eight, range three,
cast.
Bond and approved security viii be
required.
Sale to take place within tie hours
prescribed by law.
W. 4. MOORE, Aim'r,
MARTHA MOORE, Adm'rr,
Of tie estate Of WILLIAM ho0rc, deed.
June IS, 1876. 39-i2
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THE LEXINGTON MAIL

Arrives, Monday, Thursday and Saturday at
" half past II O'Clock, A. M.
Closes Tuesday. Thursday &SaInrday, al
:. . O'Clock, P. NJ, and departs next
6 morning atd.
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TEE GREET HE.NEEsEg
HOUSES INDIAN TONIC.

4 sQfe and sure cure for C4fLLS or
AGUE and FEVER, ia tic Rapre.
oedentcd time Of Fire Hours.
TE7llE attention of the public Is pariicH.
= ldrly called TO this great remedy
Tor chill, or AgHc and Ferer. apd in do
ing so, the Proprietor deems it proper to
make the following declarations, the
truth o { which, he desires the people to
ties, by trial, and he will cheerfully a.
bi1e their decision, whilst, The arti-
Gle is pleasan, and convenient TO take
81, 1t will cure crery case, il the direc-
lions are observed. 81, 1t will leave no
injurious effects in the system; or the
contrary, il imparis strength TO the con
stiiuiion. 4lh, II is purely vegetable,
and refined from all gross particles which
render other preparations so muddy and
disagreeabe 10 the taste. 9th. IL will
cure with perfect certainty in I've hours.
eTCeriiiicaies on the wrapper around
the bottle. OF cures from six moaihs 10
ten years standing.
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THE JACKSON MALE

Arrives Daily at A O'Clock A. M.
Closes. Daily Except Wednesday, at II
and departs at haIf pas ! same day
. Wednesday it closes at 0 A. M.
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TIE STATE or MIssIssIpPI.

THE STATE OF mlssiSSlFPi.
In The Circuit Cart Of Madison county
TO APRIL TERN, 1916.
G. ". Henderson, Attachment for sl47,.
VS.. or 49, 49,,
Bolin Hall. ''' u '''''"'O''''
TE1IE Attachment in this case having
"a been returned by the Sherillto the
Clerks Office Of said court duly executed,
notice is hereby given that unless the
said defendant BJlin Hall do appear be-
fore said court, at the next term thereof.
10 be bol4cB en- tie First N7n1ay 0f De
ioter next, (l'lG) and defend said suit
Judgment final by default will be entered
against him; and if he fail TO replevy
The property attached, the same will he
ordered to be sold 10 satisfy said plaintiffs
debt, damages and costs.
II. Il. COULTER, CTR.
By W. MONTGOMERY, Dep'y.
L. N. GARRETT, Plaintiffs Ah'ay.
June IS; 1916. = 39-42
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THE COLUMBUS MAIL

Arrives, Tuesday Friday Sunday. at half
past II o'clock, A. NJ.
Closes Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, at
g 9o'cIocl; p. NJ. and departs next
:. morning at 4
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

n ETTERS .e stamenlary having beer
Il granted to the undersigned a: the
May Term, 1916, Of the Probate court
OF Madison county, Mississippi, on the
estate of John q. OFT, deceased, all per.
sons indebted to said estate are notified
10 come forward and make immediate
payment, and those having claims a
ga'nst said estate, will present them le-
ealy authenticated wthih the time pre-
scribed By law or they will be forever
barred.
T. G. HENRY. Err.
Juno IS, 1916. 39-41
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THE VERNON MAIL

Arrives Thursday and Sunday at II NJ.
Closes Monday and Friday at a. NJ.
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HOUSES rue OINTMENT.

rs a most valuable. safe. and certain
x cure Tor the PILES. Numerous C =
lifcaies Of the happy effects Of this ONT
meni, M be found upon the wrapper
accompanying each bottle.
Fer sale a, the Drug Sore Of
PRlESTLE1 & MOSBT.
CaafaE.
n. c. CAYcE,
Siaros
junc -, 1916. 50 3m
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NEyV SPRING & SUMNER
GOODS.

FENHE undersigned have just. received
IL from the North an entirely new
and Splendid assortment Of Spring and
Summer Goods, viz;
Brocnde mus,ins, graduated do, swiss
do, null do, loconet do, lace do, printed
do, bishop lawn, bobbneis. grass CLOTH.
tarlaian, Grape. cold and black, French
lawns, worsied barege co!orod and black.
! French ginghams, Bingham robes, mus
lin robes, Fanny Elsief robes, French
pyramid do. e os d'rhine, dimity, linen
lawns. Irish linen, brown and white hol-
land. chainbrags, all colors, cambrics.
all colors. brown and white damask table
diaper. bIcached and unbleGched domes-
tics, birds eye diaper, cotton cloths.
brown linen, linen drilIings, carpeling,
linen picket handkerchioFs, silk DO, silk
scarls, silk shaWls, barege DO, black
silk cfavais, colored do, gingham do,
silk. cotton aud linen gloves, silk and
co,;on hose, 10 half hose. linen checks,
cotton do. g'nghams. coilonades. silk.
parasols. sun-shades, Gax thread. spool
cotton, French. English and German
Prints, at all prices. &c. &c.
BONNETS = Leghorn, Straw, Mo-
hair aud Tissue Bonnels.
Ez1NHr-e
Fine black beaver hats. white do,
white cass imerc do, black do, loghorn
DO, straw DO. pnnaml do, palm leaf do,
grass do. sporting do, youths do, white
Russia do.
Boots, Shoes AID Hr0gaas.
Fine sewed calf boots. pegged do, gen
ilcmcn's CATERS, pumps, Iady's 2aiiers,
huskins, brosaus, slippers, waking shoes
booiees. lace boots.
S|lDECE IA @s
Drap delete coats. lianen check do.
drap d'cic pants. liner drill do. LINEN
and cotton check do, log cabin do, cot
tonade DO. plaid cotton paleio,s. tweed do
colon DO. black satin vests, Marsaille do
prini Dc, shirts, drawers, suspenders. &c.
QUEENSWdRE-A beautiful as
sorimeni Of Quecnsware at very low
prices.
HdRDWIRE AND CUTLERY.
Knives. knives and Forks, Scissors,
fhimblcs. &c. &c.
FANCY ARTICLES - Lavender
~aier, Eau de Cologne, Pomaium, Ma
'assar OIL, perfurned cushions, Breast.
'ins, Hair piHs. Silver Th;mbles. Six
'urses. and great variety of other ar.
icles, which We olTer serv low FOR cash.
EiCHELSrEiN & Co..
May ?, lcie. sjz
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HARDWARE & CARPENTERs ToOLs
"a LARGE assert ment Of superior
"A quality, for sale by
ElCHELSTEIN e. &c.
June IS, 1916.
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4 LARGE lot Brides. Narlingales,
IA vorsied and cotton Girihs and CIR
cnC'cs, for sale By
June ElCHELSTEIN g. Co.
-, 1876.
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NEW DRUGS.

Fs7IlE subscribers have just received
u from Ntr York and Philadelphia
a iul aud complete assortment Of
Drugs, Dyc-Stulfs,
Medicines, Perfumcry and
Paints, Fancy Articles,
Oils, &c, &C., &c.
~ Of which arc Fresh aud Genuine.
10 which they respectfully invite the at
icn'ion Of their friends and the pubic
We are disposed to'seli rerg lo'o for CASH
or on short time TO pRaciaai dealers, and
feel coniidcu, in assuring our friends and
the public hat they will find it to their
interest TO call and examine our goods
and prices.
PRiESTLEY g. MOSBY.
Jane G, 1916. So
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MADEIRA WINE.
A GOOD article fought for invalids,
IA for sale BY
PRlESTLEY e. MOSBY.
June G, 1916. So
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PORT WISE
HATS.

BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONARY.
EUST received and for sale large
o. supply of
Bl nix Books, various sizes, &C.,
Cap Paper, 8 g
Letter Paper, Il variety,
Quilts and Steel Pens,
Black, Blue and Red Ink,
Black Sand and Sand Boxes.
PRlESTLEY g. MOSBY.
Juno G, 1916. So
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THE jacksonville MAIL
Arrives Monday & Friday at Oo'c lock
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Boots, Shoes and 3rogaas

Fine sewed calf boots. pegged DO, gen
ilcmcn's CATERS, pumps, lady's 2aiiers,
huskins, brosans, slippers, waking shoes
bootees. lace boots.
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Fine black beaver hats. white do,
white cass imerc do, black do, lcghorn
DO, straw DO. pnnaml do. palm leaf do,
grass do. sporting do. youths do, white
Ru, do.
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Judgment 18th
Fc bruarv, 1915,
for 2 5l3 40.
Judgment 18th
Fe bruary, l34h,
for 249 CT.
Judgment 18th
Fe bruary, 1915,
for 1873 Al.
Judgment 18th
Fe bruary, 4! $40,
for 1911 10,
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| Judgment 9Th
May, 1912, for
1854 81.
Jud gment 9th
May. 1912, for
95 %.
Judgment 9th
MAY, l8I2, for
l3S e5.
Judgment 18Th
February, 1916.
for 90 %.
Judgment 3Ist
January. 1870,
for SO 10.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE BY TER nlILx,
WASHINGTON, April q, ls46.
nnour1,s

WAsHIN6ToN, April - 1910.
C0ngry.
The Senate did not sit to-day.
In the House, the bill exempting canal boats from
license fees, hospital moneys, and from being libel
led, was finally disposed Of
The House then took up the bill providing Tor tho
transportation OF mails TO Europe by line Of steam
ships, according to the contract Of Cave Johnson,
with Mr.. Edward Mills, of New York II was de-
bated by Mr. I. b. King, Mr. Hilliard, Mr.. Camp
bell, of N. T., Mr.. HamlIn, and Mr. PAYNE. TO
an inquiry from Mr. Payne, Mr.. Hopkins, POST
office Chairman, said that a bill would probably be
reported from his committee, next week, for a
slight increase of the rates Of postage introducing
the single piece of paper principle, we suppose
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new Stuck Exch.nUe.
Died.

Died
On the 2Sth instant, of consumption JAMES LocHEAp
in the saith year of his age
His friends and scquanances and those of the family
are respectfully invited to attend his funeral from the
residence OF his mother 70 Watt street, Monday the
9th instant, at o clock, P. M
On Saturday morning the 25th instant, WILLIAM
HAueHAu, native of Galloway, Scotland.
his friends and acquantances respectfully invited
to attend bis funeral this Sunday at o'clock, p NJ
from l01 Warren street.
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BILLIARDS IMPROVED.

Otis FlELp, respectfully informs ri. friends and the
" public, that he has returned TO his old favoe quarters
BASSFORDy ROOMS, entrance N Ann st. adjoining the
Mnseum building, is Fulton The Rooms and Ta-
Marble and Iron, with AR India Rubber and Cloth Cushions
They will doubt European and all great plaven being
lima balls for Germans
ND.Bssscrds new style Billiard Tables for sale; India
and French Cue Leather best in the cty fine Billiard Cloth
and every arcei the trade constantly hand and for sale
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81; CHARLES HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D. Q.
LNOR SALE, the Lease, Furniture ard Fixtures of this
l. fashionable and highly popular Hotel.
The Lease has from December with
privilege Of renewal for four years more.
The location desirable account OF its the
CAPITOL and also its proximity the Rarosd being
the same block fronts three Of the principal streeaB
street, Pennsylvania avenue, and Third street.
The Arrangement OF the building such would make il
advantageous departments viz: The Bar and
n sauant IN the basement, and Lodging Rooms Pors &c.
the For either separately both, the prore
tor will treat with party competent until the lat
day OF Nav next.
The establishment is splsnddy furnished and in full
ton with excellent Of Business both and
osrs rarely with The object the under
signed offering thus for sale his intention
change his line OF business.
a22iw'r ST. Charles Hotel.
THE SHADES HOTEL,
81 Reade Street, Vest Side Of Broadicay.
THE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
public, that he has lately opened the above Establish
ment style superior other house OF the kind the
citv OF New York The satisfaction which he has hitherto
TO his friends and customers while Proprietor
Of The Shades Thames street, he haers himself will
be guaranty all who may paronse HIM in his esab
lishment while effort his will be wanting TO merit
thu continuance Of their patronage.
The usual reIshss Chops. Steaks Welsh Rarsb,s. POach
ed Eggs, &c. will bes erred up in as Iperisf uJ.e
The Room will be regularly supplied with city FspAfss
well iu supply Of foreign by arrival from
Eur1r@. nils ln~N JAMES EVANS.
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The amount Of uncurrsn money In the street is the best
Thermometer Of the extent Of payments from the coun
Try, and OF this time 1t looked more favorable
Inc movements in specie to very limited extent
and fears Of large shipments for remancss have nearly
subsded
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rYraANr pgGLyzE ~. Ans ASs, H2STa Dor

He WILLARD W. w. SHIRLEY, Auetioneers
WILL give their personal attention to the Sales Honie
w hold Furniture the residence Of families declining
Stock. Of CIoeLeTy Dry Good. and
Gig from their friends and the public. their
SALES ROOM, IS. BROADWAY, until May ist when
they will the store, No II WALL street. late
Adams Express Once. all lmsm
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AUCTION NOTICES.

IT Sy Es
y y ososl III I'll ;"ssa :s Ts:
n % Dor S
vans covered with crimson ush chair. and dyan,
,s, and Pg5sa white china
sna ss:h s0 Scsss sA hall
s S ;s
Be- paa for easn ss0 money! s,'n and
taken away ON the day Of sale. s26 3tsrc
TurrLe u. :s Ar,
a. at 10 o'clock At No 90 Sands street. Brooiiyn large
%:Sossv sS.. Sl
%.n M bed
bureaus %,hoE.ny chair. ivc,y knives aud forks beds ma
Also, the kitchen lamurs with which the .ae viii com
Also eegan, piano forte.
Catalogues on the morning Of sale. t26lt src
EXTENSIVE SALE AT 81 fSpLIsH FL7NTs ATi
A. LEVY %
iecd By competsa, orist aud have here II as fine
Ssa i a5s
sasS sno other soS
to detail worthy the attention Of all who wish to
eRHbSzs FAGRSTTaE LARGE
GiAssE ESE LDHARx %
NINTH STREET.
TUTTLE DUCLUZEAU will sell on Tuesday April
2s,h at O'CLOCK the above house the
OF family leaving for Europe comprising elegant Rose
aue covered crimson pus dam SIX Window Curtains
e match; bue French neno Cnrtains Etagau FAINT uls
Tees; marble aud Tables elegant pier
Gss style Lou: XIV; rich nantel Clock Etruscan and Me-
DIS Vases Birdigan and Sienna marble Sntaary; Silver
TPoS CSrnpcOen Reskng aud Reclining
Library Furniture, viz2 elegant Book Cases, with sash
doors and silk ning; mahogany Arm Chairs students dtto
Statnary Engavngs &C. Also elegant riano-Forte; Mu
sic Rack and Stool.
70 Also Bedroom Furniture vix:-French Bedsteads
marble top Drssnng Bureaus Toilet aud Washstands Mat
tra.ses, Feather Beds. Bedding, Toilet Ware NC.
Also Oil Paintings and fine French Engravngs many OF
which very valuable.
Also the Kitchen Furniture with which the sale will com
merce.
Catalogues the morning CT sale. as sire
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KITCHEN RANGES

THE Propreors prepared furnish Holmss ranges
the trade them up private families boarding
houses having chased the right from the pstentee
facure snd sell Them Our experience and
setting Kitchen Ranges this city, for the past year war
asserting that Homes hange be
for economy, convenience And durability. They
IL they wl be removed free Of .xpense to the
ing purchase. The prices fIop 25 to IS dsar
The propreors constantly manufacturing and we'll
supp led with paror. Office and bedroom GNATES Of the
patterns.
Also-TINWARE bright, plain and spanned. They have
also, to cure chimneys, and smoke
A. 0ILHOOLY SON,
al2 imsrrc 70 Nassau street.
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CLOTHING
MUCH LOWER than the General Prices-JACOB VAN
IVA DERBlLT, S Maiden Lane, between VIM. and Nassau
the cheape. fashionable gentemen and boys clothing
establishment 10 New York.
N. b. Hundreds Of ready made, which will be
sold Wholesale or retaiI. very ma im'rc
MAkTELLE & HULDEKNlANN,
"a Maiden Lane, N. ~,
MANUFACTURES ant Importer Of Ornamental Han
AVA Work, Wigs. Toupes Bands Curls, Seam, Ba ndsau
and Braid Hair, Danguys celebrated Curled Hair fifteen
OF Hair Work, wholesale and retail.
N. B.-The trade supplied reasonable terms
mrzz tmSm
DIX. HULL'5 TKUSSES
AND ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
TINE superiority Of Dr. Huls over all others
i aesnowedsed By the most eminent physicians Eui
bhes vesey street, Aos House. female i. attendance
" the hdsss' asrsys,sest ma i,ssm
WINES, BRANDIES GIN, &c.
E0 CASES very old Madeira Wine. each dozen, brands
w Baekburn, Les Newton, Gordon Co; Is eases fue
old Aneot,ilsdo and pon Gordon Sherry in dol Otard Du
superior quality
The above wines Of high grade, bottled BY The Is.
Geo. Bemsnt % years ago. and for sale low, BY
Min'r Bsnsss Csssis. 4 Srosas
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MAHOGANY, ROSEWOOD, ZEBRAWOOD, &c.
EHOR SALE CHEAP by Il. q. STACY, No. ss Wooster
Il street, between Broome and Spring The stock is
Mahogany yepess Rosewood Mahogany, zsSnvOcd Birds
kc and general Of lumber. usually kept
hOQanv vaP, Z q this Im%rc
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ATLANTIC WHITE LEAF

ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD.
THE ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD COMPANY hayin
Il completed their Works, ready orders
for White Lead both Dry and Ground in Oil
any exent that be wanted The Company have spared
the Of the Works which would tend in
the least Degree to tho Improvement OF the Lead having
vasd themselves OF every modern for that
purpose.
Being well from long familiarity with the differ
sold Market that by far the proportion
sold such has been, and still greatly aduteated with
Baryes article OF mineral production much heavier
White Lead and itself possessing any pig
ment whatever being when mixed with oil, almost
parent and Tact having nothing but specific weight
recommend It, the Tusees Of the Atlantic White Lead Com
pany have passed unanimously the following resolution
Resolved, That in view Of manufacturing only prime
article the Atlantic White Lead Company will mako but
quality Of White Lead both Dry and Ground in Oil; that
be strictly article and perfectly free from any
adulteation whatever which the Company will
such to all who may purchase their lead.r
Purchasers therefore, be well ASSURED that every de-
Pendencs may be placed The pnr every pound Of White
will not only tend to the greater durability Of the Paint but
most common description OF painting owing to the body
with than the adulterated White Faint would with
three, Of which every painter will bear witness.
The Company also manufacture Red Lead and Lharge and
have for sale variety Of Paints Ground in OIL verdgrs
Black PAINT Yellow 0chre spanih Brown. Paris Green,
Having appointed general Agents for the Company all
POLLEN COLGATE.
bfT 2m|r ut Pearl street. corner OF Beekmau
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SEGARS! SEGARS! ;SEGARS!
1nn OAA HAVANA SEGARS an perior oualitv an

SEGAKS! SEGAKS! iSEGARS!
200 600 HAyAN S1, SCARS superior quality and
900 La ALBANIA. 5000 Gota de Ague, 10000 La Carolina,
900 Gallo, 900 La India, 1000 Clemenea 10 900 FL SOL
Noms fine Rsgalis 1900 La Norm. prime panstess goo
Gonzales Pressed Segars 900 Plantation Segar
Of the hghest grade Of Tobacco Tbs whole entitled de
sers by TRUJfLLO BARREIRAS
al9lw-m No. l06 Wall street, up stairs.
MILITARY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CAPS
NHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully calls the attention Of the
military public to his assortment Of Military Equipments
adapted to all companIes Military Caps Keapssc Boxes
aud Bayonet Scabbsrds Of every variety Country eompa
new companies will be supplied with samples
FIRE CAP5-FIRE CAPS
full assortment Of every variety constantly hand and
made to tb- shortestuotice.
RS im.rrc III s. GRATACAP iaa Broadway
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PIANO FORTES.
PURCHASERS invited to call Chamber room
No ss5 Broadway for superior and warranted article.
ali lmbr
CARD

THE Subscriber having become interested ia the abov.
house respectfully the patronage Of his and
friends Orders entrusted his will be attended with
promptness. JAMES A. SWAIN.
40 I'm .rc
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SPRING GOODS

SPRING GOODS
WIN. Y. JENNINGS x CO., Diapers and Talors. Import
w su Of Cloths; Cashmere Ve.tpgs Fancy Dress Art.
cies 81 BROADWAY opposite the Fountain prepared
Tor the prng trade with the extensive Of
goods they haye offered French
and Engs cloths casimers various styles; vestings
IN great variety which will be made up order through the
AID Of as cent corps be found the
for moderate charges.
Interference pantaoons in which few cutters excel we
could observe that the attention directed this department
must continue 10 otter those who appreciate
fit, combining ease and elegance.
p addition to the usual assortment Of goods kept bv the
siness coats and fancy dress articles including scarf
handkerchiefs Stoves suspenders linen and muslin shirts
collars. bos0ms &c. a24 1msr
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III ENRY BENT respectfully informs gertIemen and the
trade that ~ future NJ will the business Of Lining
Pictures only WHICH will he executed in the best
RpsseIs palmer References avsn fiequsd rs Brosdwsy,
A'sW A"A ~ m'm
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REMOVAL.
nR TOWNSENDS SARSAPARILLA DEPOT will
~ be removed the Of May 26 Fulton street. rex
door 70 the Sun Office. sign ofthe Big Bottle.
every bottle signed with the written signature of g. Town
send Owing the unprecedented of this article
company hiss been formed spurious the
shaped bottles. Look out for impostors. a2t lmsrc
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MR.. MOONEY
AS the honor to announce the citizens of New York.
II he will present Lecture, Historical and Musical,
derived from his recent work on Ireland, at
TIE APOLLO SALOON,
4lo Broadway, on
Monday Evening, April @5th.
""'" MRS AND Nix AUSTIN PHI,LIPs
To commence precisely half past o'clock Tickes Is
cents. AIS 2,isfrc
OPERA HOUSE.
DROPOSTONs for renting the Opera House and Arcade
Bah in Cha mbers will be received at Leonard
sire ct, 36 South street, up stairs. a26 1w*rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-26

AMERICA /! OREGON! ENGLAND!
ITO the Inhabitants Of the whole boundeu Continent-We
invite yop all and each Of to consider and reflect
saloon, No 27 Fulton street. Gi eenwch where you
will not only find all the edbles served far exceeding
Also you will iad spacious and airy room where You
fast daner supper from six any given price,
Again we at time pa,sag by drop and
satisfaction.
Opea on Sundays. a2I lm@r