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Br ship England, Everard. 43 days from Liverpool, in
ballast, and 800 steerage passengers, to Williams Il
Guion
Bark G-nesee Minott Is days from New Orleans cot.
tor, TO f X Collins 81 Co. 80 steeraee passengers
Brig Charles Thomas, of Salem. Leach 10 days from
Maysguez PR AZ hhds, tcs molasses l53 hbds sugar.
to Mason g. Thompson. Left briss Orb. OF Saco for
Boston In 10 DAYS Cssilda. of and for New.York do
18th inst lat 90 30 lon II Is sssed large steamship
steering + E, showing British flag supposed from
boat Herald OF Hampton Roads, bound on a cruise.
schr Msnkn, Terry, days from Savannah, cotton to
Johnson & Lewden.
SchrJ D Jones, Grifing DIS I'm Wilmington, NC, ma
val stores. TO master.
Schr Slower. Davis. 6 days I'm Newbern NC, naval
stores 10 S Mitchell.
schr lone Hardy, de fn Newbern NC, naval stores,
to 5 L Mitchell.
Schr Patrick, Case 10 DIS I'm Calas Ne lumber to F
Snow.
Schr Swallow, Robinson, DIS I'm Swansboro, NC, ma
val stores. to master.
schr Mary Clark, Small ds fm Salem. ndse, to L w
Ropes.
schr Eliza Edrdee, de I'm Portsmouth, NH. in bal.
last TO master.
Schr Wankinco, Crowell 3 Dis from Boston, mdse, 10
master
schr Patriot; Crockett DIS I'm Boston, mdse Foster &
Nickerson.
schr Elizabeth Os 3 ds I'm Boston, mdse to master.
Schr Chief Sachem Jordan, 10 days from Easport 10
Smith & Boynton.
SAILED.
Ships Java for New Orleans Tarolints Belfast Hen
rietta Mary, Valparaiso and Lima Tecumseb, NewOr-
nd nth
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,..rd.r. ia the Cherokee Country.

From the ON6IOkeS AuEoChte hpfH oGtn.
u,x MURDERED AT his PLow.-We have
n.oz, vanton murder to record. which was per-
IN Flint District, few miles on this side Of the
pssTss. an Thursday Inst Tab no-we who lived near
Eas sr,rr,s old place. while st work in his field. was
gs1s he head from thicket about seventy-fve or
ba.sns distant. and fell deod. His two little boys
- him bu. did not see who l. was tina, shot, and
ss ,ss house Fifteen Cherofees started this morn.
% y .pr,uit went TO the place and fonnd the spot
,se man stood who shot him.
Fsss ac.r of the {. s. Dragons along VITA the
-. and helped to track The mnrderers. He offered
yNs,s ,a soldiers TO guard the company while they
aver the line, into the State, and find out who
&.se mzderers hut when asked, In case they were
81. .Whe would take and deliver them over to the
a1tses he stated that he had no authority to take
= y e,her sS ofthe line. So the chase Of the COM
= vas atan end
Fgrr STAIR, THE OUTLAW, AND TWO OF HIS Asss-
- sasr Within few day days past we have re-
"a ,e,bsl information from different persons Of seine
=, occurrences along theline. From thosedeened the
stable II appears that Saturday last, the 25th,
- carr one Of the outlaws, and brother. Dick Starr
a,sfam Starr, their cousin, and Of James Starr
=, saylsld and all three severely, perhaps mortally
.1d EIis Starr is reported TO have received three
- ope Of which fractured arm another sntered his
>msu and the third about the mouth probably lodg ing
abe aw- bone. :. .o-,os o. 49,. .,..,
..h,ci; erd Dick two or three times about the body,
"a ts!d 10 be MORALLY wounded. Ellis is OF the
ssvs for whose arrest reward Of One Thousand
r,rs has been banging for more than year 10 the
fs. OF Tom Starr aud has been concerned In most OF
Il runl murders and daring srsons and robberes that
s,s hem committed 10 the nation by him and other
,is.es from the time that Kelly. the white was
s,asred and robbed Of few dollars by them in 1913
ses which time he has been fugitive from justice.
Ioc Jateigenee.-After the foregoing was in type
alarmed from reliable source that William Starr wa
80 through the lun gr and hand and Dick wounded FIVE
srys from the effects of which he has since died
csst Starr was in company with Dick and shot a,
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COURT FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRORS This Court
commenced its Term Saturday 10 the Board Of Alder
mems ROOM City Hall. quorum present, the
Lieut. Governor in the chair Alter the roll was called
The Court adjourned tc Monday. There Is causes
the Calendar.
COURT OF OYER AND TERNrSER-Before Judge Ed
monds and AID Stoneal and Compton. Butchers Smell
ing EstablhmenAn indictment against this establish
ment nuisance caused By It's creating impure or
unpleasant air In the neighborhood frat avenue and
fourthst resulted it will be recolected. few weeks
ago. In conviction Judgmenthas been since suspended
from the hope that efforts making In Improvements to
burn the gaseous yspous &c. would have been success
fu but the complain that such is not the
but that the air Ia ss bad ever.-The compainants,
through their counsel urge sentence against It. Judge
Edmonas stated Saturday that himself and associate
Judges require little time for consultation, and judg
rnent will be pronounced Thursday. 1t would be so
sooner but be Jndge Ell will have be absent the first
part Of the week holding the Circuit Court In Sullivan
Co.
CoUhr OF COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge Day.-
Moss Vs. Valentine and Beygn.-Acton against two po
cemen for assault and tattery referred Saturday
Verdict for plaintiff cents damages and 6cepts costs
Before full DISQUALIFICATION = Huntington NJ. THU
w. Caleb n. Thompkins-Suit In replevin, In which
verdc: was given for plaintiff and motion made subse'
queniy to set Ii aside Verdict confirmed with costs
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iecrng manner stating on former occasion that he
oesh Ieo INTO the commission Of the offence by men,
OF inc par who had been Of his counsel and under
whose advice he had unfortunately acted In the matter
and hoped under these and ether which he
previously alluded reference 10 his young and dscon-
soate wife, &C. the Court would deal lenieutly with hin
Inc Court after suitably adInoDsng the unfortunate
young man. "a Poande. for being commit sach an
offence under the that ne person OF su-
pcrior atanments sentenced him be imprisoned Ia the
prison for the term Of years that Being the
shortest period prescribed By ard Oui,n a Lad
about l6 found guilty of burglary in he s degree IN
having broken into the premises No $50 Broadway
pied as dwelling and shop by Dir. Burke plumber. and
stealing quantity OF brass water cocks then placed
at The bar, and sent 10 the House of Refuge Michael
Dunn alias Dunning convicted grand larceny in hav-
ing In connection with anothe. person. stolen piece Of
broadc!oth iiom the store Of Mr. John A Ingram No 50
Sassau-st sentenced 10 be imprisoned In the
stae-prison ior the term OF years The Court then
adjourned for the term.
E-Satur9oy-Abel Scott. notorious
thief was arrested for robbng Shaking Quaker by the
name OF Richard Bushnell on the llth OF las, Apr a.
New Lebanon, Columbia county " Y Of $500 in bank
bills and specie II appears tb rascal managed 10 ingra-
tate hseli Into the good will some Of these honest
Shakers in the North family, aRd while in confidence
oil these unsusectpg people robbed them Of above
and escaped TO this City On searching person the
Ger found $50 In specie supposed be portion Of the
len money coiorea stool pigeon named AntoDi VIII
ians for stealing piece Of cothbut he Sorneo made his
escape from the station House James williams
rested for highway robbery There lots Of
FOR petty larceny, &c. &c
! Yesterday.-David Reed a seaman who had de-
serted from the Navy arrested and delivered 10 the
proper authorities Mr.. Reed stops. It seems In view
Of "A young eon named Harris Cohen arrest:
ed for breaking into and robbing hs fathers
chbad Blake arrested for stealing $50 from ar.
Noorehouse Of Chenung Co. AID Morton Garrison
rested for having received portion of the money
l22 Warrenst entered Friday night and robbed Of
Gold Watch Thomas Nelson arrested for lar
ceny. There were more petty larcenies than have
room 10 record
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GsuernI Notices.

r. The Mercantile Mutual Insurance Com
pany, No IS wsis; oorares is business 70 Marine IN
rra,e- OF c,go and reiEhts Sy tie voyage 50 ns
n, rs liabilities terminate within thirty days aaer they are
aSsanea- 49,,
70 AsESciEs Any wHsHE-
TIE xnous: and ua:srs Of indemnify oEersd 10 Pa--
ties v,.hirg Insurance mar any ZINE De examined Il
he o5ee.
Risks taker al The raros-5 rstss AID clsis promptly
~ 1stsd TRUSTEES
Thomas HUI: SepGuls Crookes Levi Cook
YIN C Langley Charlie. Pay-n LsgorI
Henry She.5en Ch,s Il. Rogers D. 1. Ssyre
Js-res Fr-eiand 2 Morfrg Alexis S Baker
Tbos s Nelson VIZ c. Atvater MoutaEnie Ward
Wilson g Fun; VIM A. hstsitH Leonard ktroy
S,.Esrt c Marsh Cras Carleton j.zes C. Eallock
C--,-se Hss;ingp Luc;rs Hopkins DIVER z. ANtSy
c ". A Rodgers Daniel q asvlaao Geo D. Phelps
Henry J-ssop ThoS Acoets Heraao boxer
Il. N-Culeush George u. Tsvio-
JOSEPH WALKER. Prssideut
LEWIS GREGORY. Vice President.
ELLwooo wALTss- Secretary. Eyeo scs
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DIED

At Tompknsville, Staten Island. RALPH JANIS,
Gate proprietor OF Nautilus Hall,) aged SO years.
His frerds respectfully invited 70 attend mis- r.
al Monday HAY 25,h, at o'clock P NJ at 81. aui's
Church, Tompkinsvle. Also. bis Masonic bret ureu.
(wthout Regala aud at the descaseds requeste wear
black Grape the left arm which will be furnish led 10
the brethren By Rchmon 4 Lodge. Masonic Hall.
At New Orleans May 18th, Hon Morgan Morgan Rep
resenstive in the Legislature Of Louisiana from Eas,
Baton Rouge At Bungsy Suffolk, England, th 30th
April. Chss Walker late Of this city
Robert B. Thomas the venerable compiler Of III
cellent and highly popular Almanac known well thr ough
out New. England the " Farmers Almanac" di ed al
West Boyston on Tuesday. May ie;h, aged 60 years.
Benz G Rogers. estnsbe citizen OF Peoria Co III
nois was kicked 70 death By horse May 9th.
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Export from the Uniteu SlHtes,
Since lst September last lU.SVV4
Same time last year --..-.--- Ioisos.
Same time year before. -.------.l,lSssio "
Freish,s 10 Liverpool are n'ra AZ u io sS0 ~
for round bales.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Thers is no marked change Ia
the market The shipping inquiry continues good win
sales COCO bills including 1860 OF Genesee at 81 -.
The saes for export since tie steamer sggress's soou'
IsohO bols For home sse there Is fair demand we
ouo,s Michigan and Geuesee 81 5ocS4 6at with very
I;,l Gsneses offering. Some parcels OF Michigan have
hsn picked up a, 81 IL. Flour NewOrieans Is down
to 50 ,n,,
,sas on n,ya,s terms Corn Is unsettled with sales
sN0 or 51O bush Virginia and Delaware a, OF GbS Cts
the latter for prime. Saes q 1900 bush We'sru and
Soo bu,h Southern it,ls damaged were made a. 30
X enc w, del Nothing In Rye Barley oss are oe;-
tar and Northern sell IL e4St cts Ssies leVe oush
WuISKY-The market Is still declining. Ssles West,
er Dbl, Al los and some lots Drudge have been sold
" r raj 5000 Country Rendered fair al
PSOvISIoNs-Ssles go bbls Prime Pork at 8 -,
which IA lower, Mess cannot be sold at Sli-Sio %
ossrsa Beef remains extremely dull SsIes iuo DOS
coarse Lsrd at III as cts s,>>,,r,,
q. o. mos snd other sales arc spoken OF winch We
,n,r,srs We hear q 20 transactions < Iron
EEMp-Tpe stock of Clean Russia and Waief,so's0
.,.rcsn I, light, 100 bales prime De~-rossso American
sold In LOIS AZ SSs 5oGslo .,,., ,,,s.
HIDES-Ars sctiye. and We have only 20 no9ee 90
of c7D Ssneo Tons.. on private terms; ~ ToeIuo
shont ar, SO PORT Spain Si rnos; and alo Iexss ~
q eta cssh q they yun snd 1900 Rio drsnae a0'9'
Is cents,
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The late reshet which injcred the lateral roads
the cause of the small business OF the road for the past
week
The shipments from the .Lehigh mines for the
week ending on Saturday last 1880 tons Schuyl
kill 81 22s tons; Total shipments 372 COS.
Money was lit,le easier at Rochester.
AT Baltimore money is in fair demaud, the offer
nga a, bank are not diminished, and large amount Of
good paper being negotiated for by capitalists at 10
per cent per month. Coupons are retailing at 40 mo
The River Raisin are selling at 40 a SO cts.
on the dollar a, Detroit The assgness express the opin
ION tina, the assets will pay leo tho dollar. and
tina, bihoders are safe The bank has undergone va.
rious mutations within few years. In 1856 was sold
by It's then stockholders to Gen. L. = Humphrey and
David A. Noble Esq. of Monroe, who managed 1t till
1889 when it suspended operations In lsii they sold
il again TO Micssh T. Williams of Cincinnati President
Of the Ohio Lille and Trust Company. and Mr. Prentisa
Dow broker of Cleveland. Mr. Williams died, and Mr..
Dow who 10 Cashier of OF the Cleveland banks has
ever his purchase OF the bank used and protected
large amounts OF It's circulating notes He owns doubt
less most of It's stock. Mr. Wing. the President is
dsrstood 10 have visited Cleveland to procure aid and
ON his return the bank assigned. The sssignees are
Messrs c. Noble, II. V. Mann and l.. A. Hall.
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Markets. :. Carefully reported for 7se 7r'Dsns

ASHES-The market is scarcely 50 hrm since the ar.
rival of the steamer, For Pots 81 6ai wss offered and
acme ssles had been made below 50 10 of Pearls l3U
bbls .o,d stS4 OF The stock In the Inspection Ware
house Friday consisted Of 7l5i bbs Pots and 2i3 do
Pesrls-,cgether SSH The receipts so far this season
are IL no bbsgainst % o9 TO same date last year
showing deficiency thus far OF l3.as3 bills
COTrON-The sses to-day were limited TO few pur.
chsses made by manufacturers Buyers for export de-
mand concession from previous rates which holders
will no, submit, TO- and both parties are holding OF
anticipating the late European accounts BY the Crest
Britain There lie more Cotton Offering yesterday and
today and sales when made are effected at prices IN Ia
y,rc 81 tha huye
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MARRIED.

At st. Stephens Church Pit,sseid Mass on Wedasz-
day evening. 10Th inst By Rev NJ. Shaw. Mr. DYLAEE
c. VAN ARNAM Of this city. 10 Miss MARY L. TAY-
LOR. oftbe former place.
a. Saratoga SPRING. the 20th inst. By Rev. A T
Chester, L. J. A. Pspneau. Esq. OF Montreal 70 Miss
Mary Eleanor only daughter Of James r Westcot Esq
OF the former place
In Christs' Church Hartford CT on The 9Th Inst, ey
Rev. Mr.. Burgess M George e. Bdwell. Editor of tbe
Dsnsvie Republican Miss Mary Moses Of Hartford.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
Prof Bush lec,ured at the Brooklyn institute lass
evening on swsdeueors.

GENERAL Srss1oys-S 4turddy-Lewis ManA'e-
w recently convicted Of constructive grand larceny!
bring piano from Mr. Chambers OF BroaawaS ahu Sc
ing the at auction al great sacrifice ana
owner thereof was This morning brought into Court Tor sem
nse On being called upon TO ssate whether oe naa az ~
n'ns 70 cay why judgment should not be pronounce
eesedea 70 address the Court In sele, soouens Ala
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VI
Also several Bulls OF Exchange Of the following par,ieu
lars;
Drawn by W. Ahrens accepted by WulH Co., dated
Havana March So d. June l6-smouDt lSs lSs ID.
Drawn BY Ne.sra Forbes Co., accepted by Forbes
Co.. ds-d Bombay, February 9th, NJ cue October 18th
orswr by T Barnard, accepted by Price Co., dated
Bedford April and Is d. due April l9th-snioupt G45
kew Co dsed Richmond April llth q d. d., due May
Drwu by n A Manson. accepted By Messra Forbes &
Co dated PaIis April :. due pdl l9-auount 2S.
Drawn By Mr. e T. Bel. sccep:e1 BY Messrs. Smith,
Fsrres Co. dsted Hznborgh, March H. m d. due May
s0-amo1n, ga 80 Sd.
Forbes Co dated Bombay February a. so d due May
lo-anouui SI5
Dawn by M-ss,s ia. Teuple,on K Co. accepted by
Horrscn Co. ds,d Glasgow, April 9, n d. due octe-
Der il-amouoi .l5 ia.
Drs~u by lh- Nhii-h.ven Bank, accepted By Ness-l
Pncs Co d.:ed Whiiehzvzn April q G d, due Ap'ii
Drawn BY M-ssrG Nicholson Co RothschId Co tpo,
scr-ptdl daled Stockholm April 3, % d d., dee May d
Dawn by Messrs. Murray Sym. CO., accepted By
M-s..s Ker Co. dated Manila, Nov. IS 80 s.-suount
So
Accepted BY Tie Provincial Bank Of Ireland, sso dated
Drawn By Msssrs Suse s.beth. accepted by Mr.. J. g.
Ssurr-r dated Wien, April d-a0ount 2+i la ied
Drat. OF sscs Co by Lieut. -Gcn Eheeo.naouni -
Drai on NesErl Gf1Dclay Co--srcoun. go las Cd
Drsf. 90 Mzssrs. Sooon-r CoA-auount 2I2 10 3D.
Drsit 90 Messrs- Spooner Cc.-amvun, ISL
Payment o. al which Biis Of Exchange AID Drain hss
be-n stoppec
Whoever shall gfve ,reh ini~rAcn may lead 10 the
recovery of The abov- described Notes and Bs within q
DAYS from Ills se shzI &c entitled TO receive The above
Rzid or a pr,por6E p.t thereof for any portion OF
y,ctjoa Of ih- offender, II sioleu-
A1py 10 Mess-l Busc Mlilens Solicitors 81 Hdredis
cnur. Poultry; or 20 or D Forrssier Police of5esrs
Hxrsicr- House, London.
London, April Is, ISi6- my23 2rs
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~y.B.Palmer,. Country Newspaper Advert.

wV.B. Pamer's Country Newspaper Advert
,-g g-acy Tri5ane Buildings New YORK, eInbrsces
mes; OF The best OF 81 the c!ea AID PRINCIPAL
,o~us IN tie United Slater and C,ns6s Tor which De IL
iuv s1;horzed receive advertisements and suoscrp
tons ard fuy empowered 10 give receir IS.
Merchants manufacturers artists and individuals sen-
-rav bessdes public tnsuucous Incorporated coupsces
ard societies VIII Wish 10 advertise II. subscribe for,
ne~,pers OF SECTION OF the County,, pecifuy
invited 70 examine The 6leI
Torernn sill do1bI and usspprehensons, the sgen,
hereby .otres M pubic his; person Is suIborred By him
"a soc:t advertisements cards Subscriptions FOR the
usvspsr-rs for which be Is The only Autho zed sgent The
,oroysnce merchants and others growing OF nuuer
%. rreersd agencies In this city. renders h- adoption
Of ihis course essentially proper 70 faTd ,peon
Those therefore who wish to transact business With hi,
agency and syoid mistakes respectfully invited hnn
M ,hetr orders III office, address V. B. PALMER.
American Newspaper Agent, Tribune Buildings
PIE cost Of advertising In country papers, lis, OF
cites and principal IN The U sssiscal table OF
the snihrsc;ts coal trade OF P-rrhe ssrcul product
,onusron representation debts kc OF the several Stsies
ovetber with t.rstise advertising, embraced 10
,s pamphlet entitled the Road 70 VeaiiA may be had
grs,I OF application al the agency Tribune buildngs
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rE DIR. Swnyne's Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry, the Great Remedy for Consumption
This Celebrated Remedy has now by its intrinsic viz
tues acquired celebrity which never be- shaken by the
many qusck "Nostrums with which The country abounds
This 10 the only remedy that be relied for the
speedy cure all Diseases OF the Lunga Wherever per-
sons are scted with Coughs Colds Splitting o Blood
Asthma Bronchitis Inflammation OF the L1ngs Difficulty OF
Breathing Soreness and Paiu in the Chest Group and De-
OF the Liver Broken Constitute on 1c this med
ic.ne will be found AN invaluable remedy
Dr. Swsyne's Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry was lhe
first preparation from that valuable tree ist whs ever intro
duce public and ample proofs Afforded of It's sue
cess by country heinP Hooded with BALKANS &C an
dies and "M1res OF Wild Cherry. not one OF which is
prepared by regular physician. Therefore the public
should be their guard ard not hsVes worthless
pam-d upon them for the original snd genuine preparation
which only prepared by DR. Swsyne al the N w corner
OF Fl shth and Race SIS. Philadelphia
AGENTs-Chsrl-r II. Ring. corner Broadway and John
st A. Sands 1873 Bowery; Warner, 2N5 BlrecEer-st
Hart, $50 Graud.st Lewis 527 Greeuwich-st Dodd, III
Broadway; VIM Bailey. Brooklyn. a25 lmeod:s'
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C- Bears Oil-H'Phy scented and pure for The Hair.
i all preparstons for the whlskes nothing equals
The oil prepar ed from Bears IN most instances II
restores The bald aod will etrcoay preserve II
fr,m f.ns OF. In any event Il long noted by such
emio-nt physicians and chemists as Sir Humphrey Dsvy
Sir Henry HAord that pure bears grease, properly
prepared thing Uncovered for The pre-
serva,ion tie hair restoring it when bald TIC sub
scriber has IN getting the genuine Bears
grease FROM Canada and elsewhere and prepared IL such
manu.r thathe oil combined With lis high perfume, rem
ders It inds for the toei and dressing OF all
Prepared aud sold by HENRY JOHNSON Druggist and
Cbe,nst ,ucce. sor TO A. Ssnds Co. rs Broadway
Chsnher.-st Sod 100 Fuonst and II EasI Broad.
way Price for large and Is cents for small bottles
myll lueodis
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Ev The time has come h-u most f-srfal mails
dis OF our Climate have been conquered The isa.
Of all diseases yielded 81 lss TO he sk. Of Dr.
Wood. S1rsspsrs ard Wild Cherry Bitets will speedily
sad cei AMY care Dyspepsia J.urce- Liver Com p!aa
Vertigo Cos;iv-ne.s and lcdis.ou even h-'r ulost
nuri.eI OF ne Blood Feuca- Complaint. General
Teakn-s /. he r1o.t Perfect and admirable remedy
known 10 The civilized word
Soit wholesale .ud r-tal by WYATT KETCHAM.
2l Fultor-. Sold also s2 Broadway IL Bowery, su
Ble-cIer st -. Y Dyz5 Sits
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" Certain Cure for the ToOthnche.--Thsi mos,
ar.rsvripg OF all pains In. Toothsche he speedily ADD
permanently removed by applying The Glove Anodyne
Tooihach- Drops without The eas injury TO Inc teeth or
gums These Drops been highly praised by the
used them and been saved thereby hours
OF pain -
Prepared and sold by H ENRg JOHNSON, wholesslesnd
re,a Drug gs, and Chemist A B. Sands Co.
rs Broadway. Chsmbers.L Sold also, ii loo Fulton
ard II Ess, Broadway, snd by Druggists gepers
throug hcut tie United States Price D. myll lmeodts
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Dinouw 6ba6es.

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, 1870 Bow-r..-Wm.
Wv BerHn respectfully informs the ladies' ofN-wYork
especially those residing In the upper city, that
be- hand and select
Window Shades be found ir the city Prices vsrying
from 81 TO SO ger pair Also, small Invoice Of French
Landscapes Of the latest STYLE and most beautiful Patterns
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a Arabian Corn Plnster.-An efectusl and war
ranled cure for Corns easily applied and giv-s imed
ale relief 10 csse should fail 10 The money III be
refunded For sale by DAVID SANDS CO. y Eat Broad
way 100 Fulton 5, AID 75 Broadway. and bv Druggists
generally. Price . cents nyl9 lmeodis
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rv Notice.-The e.tzeps O. NewYors are hereby in
formed tho. The Rev. Ben .mn Hervey exrsord;na
rs axe OF years u -n-rta1 hsn viii Lecture, IN
the Broadway Tshernaclv. his tMondayl Evening,
O'Clock With view otdefrsying penset, and Ia
peel 10 the veperable wbo devoted his -sly life for
The liberty American P,cre. and the LAST y FOR
their u'unAis ssvaron) admiiianc- VIII be L. eenis
pny Ablr a. he entrance N.Y. IL
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DREENyEICu.sT wINnOW sh,d, Deno,- III

CREENWICH-sT WINDOW Shade Depos-The
VI subscrbers haze opened Exclusive Window Shade
Store al No 2i7 Green ~ichst door to Lee's Dry
plee stock OF Window Shades, equal In style, VARIETY
quality any 10 the City, tho very lowest cash
Purchasers either wholesale rea will End this
csrut opportunity for making selections OF this
Gle Of trade. BERR1SS x GREASON.
uy3 In,.- No. 2.7 GresnwIrh-st ". Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-25

~ DR.. Barning's Body Brace affords lmme-
diae relief 10 vocsl ipcipieni pulmonary digestive, e
male, and spins. westnesse. also to weak fst
and artisans, v hose calling dispcses hem TO droop.
Office IS Broadway. Lady 10 a;iendsncs ron ~ A N
o Il NJ. and from 10 s p " NILS S1nlseod