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RrAnING BOOKS

NOR FEMALE SCHOOLS. TURNER L HAYDEN,
10 Joh--- haze recently received ia7 following works
designed for the use OF female schools
The Young Ladies. Eocutionsry Reader. containing
Selection OF Reading Lessons bv Ac1a L Russell. and the
Rule. of Eloeruou adapted 70 Senae Readers, by WI.
arl Russell Professor of E!ocadoa II Brooklyn Female
Academy. Alec.
These works are intended 70 combine IN each volume
the tu1id advantage OF series OF Reading Lesson,
laced odsr he special iuusnce feminine and hs-
bits with ua-us, Of EOcson- adapted expressly 10 the
,v.e;uatc instruction Of females n The reading
-Ths Publisber. Mes.rs James Manro-- ( Company OF
Boston have ved hgh copInanta1oasof there works
from George Emerson; E,G Rev H9bha,t Winslow,
p-v .rtf-d Mas c. Hass1lgDe Principal Of Bradford
Academy, MSS, Mr ass Farwe Princips OF Aooo; F.
Inse Academy. Aado7-r, Mass r. Cnss~ Principal OF -
These books ae In The schools OF hi eacheTs
asrned besides in those OF III hiug'hury Provl
d-nce: Mr. q D Abbot New YORK. and inay Other private
schools They are introduced also in The feose department
OF The public schools OF Szeu and Roxbrry, Mass Prov
Gence p l. &C. For sale ny
s7s suseot- TURNER HAYDEN, 10 John-st
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NEW WORK ON OREGON.
\ APPLETON L co. publish on Tuesday

n APPLETON L co. publish on Tuesday
~. Oregon Terrtory-its History and discovery, ncud-
log an account Convention OF The Escuria also the
Treaties Negotiations between the United States and
Brea, BntAin-hed various times for he Statement OF
boundary line and Examination OF the whoe question
ia respect to Facts Lsws OF Nations By Francis
Twss D. {. l. Professor Of Political Economy In The nj
v-rsiy of Oxford vol l2mo. Paper cover 90 Gus cloth
IS cts.
In this impartial examination Of most important cues
lion DR. Twis lndu.ousy collected ffom every avail
able source vast OF information bearing on the
respective csims Great Britain and thu United States 10
au exclusive h Oregon Territory In The course OF
his INQUIRIES he led investigate the records OF an
Gent discoveries AID other Of History connected
wiki the Ncrih-We, Coast OF America commencing win
The tex petition OF Uilos IN 1873.
We particularly admire Dr.. Twiss's
volume for ;he lucid In which be has ged the
quantity OF materials he has collected and for The impartial
mode in which be has conducted the inquiry.
[Wr,tmnster Review.
aims 10 establish by documentary evidence tina,
on he Two suoug grounds OF prior discovery and por
poss-s.iou the cla Great Britain 10 the River Coum
Dis is clearly proved ~ -,
History of Oregon AMI acknowledgements With d
Geoeraph!csl View and Map. b Robert Greenhow.
vc Svo - -.
Narrative OF the L. 5. Exploring Expedition 10 Oregon
and North Calfouix By Capt J. C. Fremont 5vo Paper
cover g c-ns-liar4ry edition bound IS c-us az 2ss
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no C0NTKACTORs, LANDLORDS. AM

OWNERS OF WeIInga-Nbysef7s FUTIabIs AIf IIgl!I
Cooking Rsn2e For Private Dwellings, Hotels and Pub
lie Buildings Coong greater advantages in ts constfuc-
ton and 1rfangen-rts Than any article ever invented
Being portable he readily moved and reset al tri-
ding expense aud be easily put up Ia sry part OF the
country without Being The Alright p'r-
cp- viii not consume than ha the fuel olher-
wi.e required and during the Summer months, the daft
may closed obviae the beat In The Kitchen with
out diminishing the IRE necessary for cooking purposes
for using gel the OF; OF order or
Ihr cri except by the alright door IN front
There i've rZ-s U! he Range, varying price FROM
sSD 500 They nsde OF th- best mSIeTia from
WOODS CELEBRATED FURNACE CASTINGS,
and one-hrd heavier than ordinary castings
The proporosaby large baking admirably and
the boiling amply SUFFICIENT for al cuiins
gry turpos-r.
Water Backs Crotch Boilers and all he fixtures neces-
sary 70. the Croton References given 10 persons
using lie IN NrwYork Brootyn and inc snJscent
towns Also, Stoves OF al patterns for hHDe On,
and Kitchens. Those Interested will please eau ana
examine for themselves at kEfSERS
Stove and Range Mandatory, 23a w ater'st
as3 In Between Pecx.sip and Beeknsr-sL
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lakewood,

THE APRIL NUM5ER or "oLD MaGA' IS NOW
ready 1t cn1sias article on hs country, under the
tide OF How they Manage Matters 10 the Model Repub
lie characterized by the usual bitterness Of BseSwood
exceedingly amusing, neve-the!e'' E!-gsnt extracts
are given from rp--ch-- n Congre,s the Oregon Ques
ton accompanied By the factions remarks OF The writer
Among figure speakers are Cas-, Sewer J.
O. Adams c. J. Ingersol, Douglass, OF ii! aad Chapman
of Michigan.
"The Sudden, OF S.u,Dan,a and nine other articles,
make NJ The present interesting rumner
Price s. year. Single numbern > cents.
12s L. SCOTT L Co Publishers, IL Fulton-,t.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT

GREAT EXCITEMENT.
EDGAR A. POE aad The New-YorE Lterat--The great
IexcieInen caused 10y The publication OF Ne OF ths
above remarkable papers exhausted our supply OF the Mag
No of Godey's LGjys Book. We have this morning
ce!yed iew more and will be In le constant receipt OF
them until the extraordinary demand Is fully supplied.
The Jure No will several more notices aud they
VIII be Continued monthly.
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MODEL OF NEW.I Ukh.11s aneeIhs 1870
mon he Csuo oy Of h:s Model Of NswYork, which viii
be sooa completed These yews vary from 10 10 70 inches
n I-rg-n scd represented os nodetsts
,ion Tcey Include representations Of Public Buildings,
PLACES OF Eusress, Hsnuac;ores Hotels, Private hest-
csnces, Steamboats,, Packets, &c &c
plumber Of The 6rss Arst. both landscape and tecors-
tive pa.niers and employen By applying a. Office
Ao several persons OF ingenuity and r1nber OF agenn
capable 0! uensscIs1g bQs;nesa
Once hours from 20 P. ".
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CIRCULAR
TO THE BOOK TRADE.
EEMOTAL.

REMOVAL.
GEORGE r CBOLwELL having removed from his
VI Ist- ,Ior- - William to 2i hsi9ensn-, solicis
the attention OF County uerca4n arc Ge1Iers his
large and varied sssortcsnt OF portable writing desks
cereni patterns OF mahogany rose and Other wood the
ne Plus ultra desk covered with Russia and other l-a:a.
e.. he ne plus urs desk win dressing apparatus; WORK
boxes large variety always hand Isiie5 dressing
cases OF wood and covered with leather shaving
some cutie small portable; pocket oookI over 200 pat
terms, card csses great variety. OF pearl ssn she yo
- AID vevet ladies' needle books beautiful article; por.
focs manifold Letter writes, 5sakers and merchants BILL
e,h sr dek receipt books Ivory sb-;s spectacle cases
travelling money belts k g. Hines: calf and sheep peck
et bOoss AID waleis-
Also, EVERY DESCRIPTION OF FRENCH, ENGLISH, AID
GERMAN FANCY Coos,
Which ere offered 70 cIy and country ltate very small
ADVANCE on cost Of port.icn among which ol-
lowing tooth raj ana hsir brushes u! every vsety
tune checu-r chess and Backgammon boards sno
French auc G-rus2 accoftecns Co. ans seel hu.ions
ard bsr clasps .ri studs. dressing combs: twist and
SIZE CONES i=ory co5s; pocket combs; scissors,
kptyes and rszors: gold AID silver peccS t.nrbes &r
Will rrscy articles 100 numerous 70 mention Acaoic-
variety sygsys ~ store The imported fancy goods
surr new aIsora-ri Fer1crs wishing % purchase sry
Of he above goods viii Ind :. 20 th-ir Advantage call
GEO r. CHoLWELL, Manufacturer and Importer,
"a I,sis - Asl:el-sns-
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q. 3. ROLLING, Auetioaecr

q. B. ROLLINS, Aueu0acef -.
HOUSEHOLD FUkNITUhE-Tuesdey etn
XII mil al 10 ocIcci ri n Wnlksrs- coosistinR OF
Rrss.s carpet yearly new, lzr2s French plato
looking srgo size esevL gia.s mshogsny e1tsn'
cnn.r upT teA SETS Cloths sideboerd ball LAMP stair
carpet stair rods french bsds,ssds hair msuesses hh
.ad variety Of o.her articles ALSO, tho kitchen furniture
Terms cash 10 bankable money. aN4as'
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CAFEs THAT AXE sAFEs.-eAYLEas pslse

SAFES THAT AXE SAFEs.-GAYLEhs petec :!
- double Sslamarder, with rs improved ieScIor locA
TIE only sac Invented which U.s. beyond doubt capable Of
resisting any degree heat which may be subjected n
burning building, and 10 defeat the attempts oil
open Il with false Keys or pick loczA
E1trsct from Tie Commercial Adyertiser
Sr1ck by Whist seemed intispuiabl7 evidence o. zoe
ec-acg and superiority Of Gayers patent Double Sdtes
NE obtained permission The process OF 5en manosc
are hay1ga thai safe WHICH " sag 70 oess
NE arc ls.ou and worth almost any money We lodno
bs -n safes a every stage Of nsnuiacufe eed
csus away perfectly satisfied !hsI TIE aittehsI aha ne
Sro,Smkn,no we're OF tho quality and bal he Pro1uc
tIo OF a article srey 10 please The eye or zee
nocsr t-a Of cheapness bu 10 answer t14y anc pefa
r.n,ly II. 90 rooss Mr Gsyer's sonest aiG AND
Ind-r srch an that We zs notice VI me
Al ..o,r.en. OF G4yefs Double, aso his Improved Biz
gle Safes, together WIN lEose .! o'nef -
eI 1870 ~. LEONARD BROWN 90 Wsll-st
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DED BUGS, BED BUGs.-Welsoe's Fed bag
d DESTROYER Is wonderful dtscovery sve. made
yr Immediately destroying tbese vsrr1r however ruze
o. and =srnsy bsrishtng ,eIr from the premises oy one
.pccaoc- Beware Of worthless ni,anonA Fer sale or-
Iy a. Apottecsr-s' Hail. sS Cs;h=rnest OcoH AeCas-
II Mac-c-is scd n Brooklyn a. Airs HAJeAs, lSs
yul.ou-.L .r!ce > cents per bottle szs 2w,s'
IMBER AT AUCTiON-WLl DC sod a public
L. Auction Thurss.y. April 20 Il O'Clock ~ e. tie
Y.rt Of c D S!ren, as W-stst quantity OF Lumber.
W: Ihou, ~ coo pieces b Santog, good article
Also Prlr-d Spruce P!sok, Prunec Yellow Pine Plank,
Measured Lnnber Of various cEless scd quality kc. &c
CLUChS Cieaned Repaired IN any Jsr OF tbs city,
~ Brooklyn, Williamsburg, Jerfry City, Sia,en slsrc
short rocs- Charges moderate Once No 10 Nassau
John up s.s. Also Brzss Clocks a. three dol
.ss Only any Of The above Places and waTsnte
70 keep good time, aS lnss
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rw- Scheuck,s PuImonic syrup has cured me-
Read Read the following Certificate OF Richard L. Cox
of hipb slaudn. In New Jersey. On the Sd day Of
Mxy A. D. 1915 before The Aubscneer one OF ihe Foe
men OF the city OF Phiaaephs, personally appeateu, Sen
ard r. Cox citizen of Evrshaui, Burlr gon County, Sa'e
OF New Jersey who hs solemn nifraton diu aepvse
and say That for about II months pay he WAS @ ny
shori and dry cough with OF burning III Tue pam
OF hi. hands AID socs OF together with disiressine
nis swrats. This OF hing. continued unt Nos
her lat when he suddenly seized Win severe PAIN
In the n. HI side His family ply .can 'hen IN
formed M that bis lungs we III diseases "uu
b.cAm gradually weaker and weaker enacle,ed and "hs'
cd In nsh until reduced almost to sseeton is pteaihs
and lahoous aud me least eAstuoa ea 10 eM
trrus for It'll the greatest difficulty anu
main that ANY change could he made In his clothes or sV
IN mailing up ,ha bed In which he lay Al ms perpG n'
nhy .,enn family and friends-ndccd all who SAW him
ons,derrd his the reach obope Fortwo dsyn
his appetite bad entirely orssken hin and he took no no
ishn.nt ,iuiu that tme--whru he determined 10 Try
Srh.ncks Pumouc Syrup" That he had akeu but about
ten bottles OF the said Syrup whe' large gathering rtn
cd IN his lst eide, which soon tlpcneo unee e
influence Of the Syrup -. ,.t
given up the of all other medicnes AZ tnIs
tnr and s,rcly directions accompanying me
Puuouc Syrup-,hat he In the presence OF NV
WIFE brother aieast euart oil thick yoehsh mater VI
40 of n.iy. nature friends could scarcely stay IN
room IN, hu,-thnt th. time he was unable TO raise DIS
head flour pillow 10 cons' qlruce oi MS Seakness o'
no ptnued o The medicine having knoS uai 81
Sch-ncg h.c cured by the medicine In Toe
lowest Consumption, alter al Other means mao JARED
several weeks he continued 10 expeelorAs freely
winch gradually dminsh-d quantity aud chs-eed 10 ihs'
OF healthy chaacer-hai hA appetite began TO improve
his .treneh 10 reura and in hor TINS he was n5ie 10 s'
M in his chamber The perod Intervening between taxing
The mrs. hotle and his rrcoverytwas about ten weeks That
the rapid changes III MS eeneuon e,sases 'VS 81
ep DIS and ighhors ccsed continually 10 Sec as Were
from ths grave That as the syrup s1 senSth-
eaed aud improved the sysem he continued using ~ he
had taken twenty bottles Thai be now believed NM
self sound man and 10 he enjoyment OF soe1 health
owoship officer well any period OF hts fs; that
bad bis lungs examined aud that they are
10 DC In . f gssd I'A'N RICHARD L. COX,
Affirmed 10 ANA subscribed, This 81 day of Msy, 1915.
0s'0's NO. oHkUNCE9 BULKLEY. Alderman.
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III. DUCLuZEAU. Auclioneer.
sANT AND FASHIONABLE Furn

II. DUCLUZEAU, AuclloneeT. .
ELKGANT AND FASHIONABLE Furniture
Earge Glasses Library Furniture on Paintings, hne
Eugrnyngs Sausry etc At No no Broadway corner Of
Ntnlh.sL-TUTTLE DUCLUZEAU vii! sell on Tues
day. April 23h 10 O'clock the above house. tho entire
Furniture Of family leaving for Europe. comphsng In
part elegant rosewood and mahogany Sofas Chairs, Dvano
and Ottomans suite, covered with crimson plush Dam
ask Window Curtains TO maich blue French merino Cur
taus Etsgon Fauus Teteaetes marble top Cent-r and
Pier Tables elegant Pier Glass; style Louis XIV rich mau
tel Clock Eruscan and Medvs Vases Bardiea and Sie
marble Satuaryj Silver Ware mahogany Couches, ole
nucoPas. Rocking and Reclining Chairs, Dining and Tea
Tables, Extension do, &c.
Library Yuruiturs viz elegant Book Cases with sash
doors aud silk ning mahogany Chairs. atudenls' do
Stsuary, Engrnvings, &c.
Also, Plano Forte. Music Rack and Stool
Also Bedroom Furniture viz French Bedsteads, marble
top dressing Bureaux Toilet and Washsands, Malcsaes
Feather Beds Bedding, Toilet Ware, &c.
Also OIL Paintings and hns French Engavings, many Of
which very valuable
Also the Kitchen Furniture, with with which tho will
commence
Catalogues on the morning OF sale Asst.
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NEAPOLITAN BONNETS.

n1HE SUBSCRIBERS, Paienees and Manufacturers OF
e Neapolsn Bonnet, sIe prepared 70 sapply me usas
viii, mir niritabo Neapolens, for winch they recsVeo
10 .iIy-r medals at the las; Fairs Of tho American
in,,ue and which for style and finish are
Tiny warrant them 10 clean and alter equa 70 new Apply
FAIIl5OS EsOE. q w, -'Sot
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iDin6ow Shades.


WINDOW SHADES-WINDOW SHADES
3 500 PAIRS who!tsis and Rs;anGGn'inE in
Arches Full Laudscapes Desert Scores Scroll Patterns
all OF which painted 10y the most celebrated Italian
French American aTs warranted washable and per-
tecy transparent; gfea. reduction from former prices
EDWARD WAmSLEY.
u2s 6.is No. 20 Calharine-st near Chatham square
NsTiRE BLINDS ard Window snades.-Phe subscr-
w er has Just received per bark Hudson large invoice
of Wire Window Blinds prsns svdrely OF beautiful
Landscapes Hunting Scenes SC In addition 10 the above
crbe Offers al various prices general sssor
meul Psent Oil Transparent WinduN Shades patented
ufsciured exclusively by hms ELI Il r. WEBB.
N B-Th-s- Shades are warranted free from adhesive
ness, curl and suitable 10 every climate. u Fac
tory II Division. II Store 45s PearsL four doors Sootn
of Chatham alo 2~eodls'
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT. 1870 Bowery.-Wm.
w B-frisn respectfully informs ihe ladies' OF New
especially residing In the upper part OF The city, thai
be ard the most beautiful and select assor
OF Window Shades 10 be found In the city Prices
varying from 81 SD per pair Ala" ANAL invoice OF
French Landscapes Of the latest STYLE and most beautiful
patterns ais riis'
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z r II U q 2 y .
EATTERS,


KATTERS,
NO. 1856 Broadway.
re- Spring Fashion for Gentlemen's HATS,
March, iSI6,Oar Spring style OF Hat having by lis
peculiar elegance and intrinsic excellence obtained the
decided superiority every other fashion, we IN
vite critical examination OF its merits establishment,
RS 10 order TO meet demands OF public TASTE too
likely TO become saated by over long continuance oil
any particular fashion give notice that they Will INTRODUCES
regularly Spring and FALL entire style genllemens
ast 0r''
Baese L Cos,ar the monthly receipt OF all the diff
will although acting Independently OF all Others, be gov
erned by a due regard to American taste
N B. Our fashion for Bows Hats will he in readiness
IN ihs Ilth inst April lat. 1896. az lmis'
rF-GentIemen's Huts-Spriug Fnsh fon.-BiRD
corner Pine and Nassau s,s.-Gcneinens HAS OF Tue
Spru pattern uniting much elegance and oesuiy OF STYLE
ready for examination and sale by the subscriber
as owls BIRD. Cor. Pine and Nassau SIS.
rE- Auuidon's Hat Establishment removed from
corner OF Wall and Nassau No. III Broadway direct
ly opposite Howard Hotel The attention Of gentlemen is
invited 10 eegsn, light black Beavers for Spring
and Summer being furnished by HIM The peculiarly
Of these long his establishment Tor
comfortable as we'll beautiful Hats His press1t Spring
fashion perfect model for penneis, and 10 believed 10
excel all others introduced this season
splendid assortment OF Ger;emens. Youths and Chill
irens Caps Hats comprising ne and desirable
patterns OF the best materials and a! moderate prices
n25 lois STuSF AMIDON, III Broadway.
" Mills, us Broadway, Howard Hotel, pro.
duces unsurpassed in elegance and style a. The fol-
| lowing extremely low prices:
French Moeskin.... ............'.'...SS ~
Ftce Natra. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 30
SOLD for ,ie price but something decidedly superior
/ N22 2w's.
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PURDIE solciLs Ii. siteation Of cesiers 70 ~
"A. sp-atid Of Ladies Dress Trim ninss ~
simps buttons ingc. cords, Lssseas, &c tAefiG -
fectlre Orders for carriage, stssinooti 1900
uarasol trimmings promptly executed sopsso xs,ended
.k,-is for saades oi.or County or1e''
10 bis factory, los WilraE1-st
RAsIAN COKN PLAsTEhaSs, sse CD ai ssa
"A ysrran,ed for Cornt - ~. IN frr he r,5aey
IN ~ s'sded. Fer .aissy DAVID sAsDs SQ ~
e., Broaewsy 100 Euitor-si and 80 0i'e' -, a..
cenlA
|TPI n FENCING--z5 Iron Hurdles wiih Gstes
n .n,,.51s fcf Geld feree, for sale b
.ss "a GEO. &. SWORDS, l42 Broadway.
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VIM ". SHIRLEY, AuctloneeF. -
VBOUSE FURNITURE SALE.-By H. VIII
IL LARD-Ths Day. Tuesday, April 2s,h, at 10 O'Clock,
the story house, No. II Wooserst large and general
assortment good Furniture In order consisting OF Car
pets OF various kinds Chqrs Sofas Center Pier Dining,
Tea and other Tables Chna 9lass. Mantsl Ornaments.
Piano Forte and Stool Hall Furniture Stairs Bsseinsn;
.pd several Bedrooms with Tho usual assortment The
whole be sold without reserve Cataoguess Isl Broad
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DOLORES,

DOLUdhS,
SHILLING ROMANCE. by Hsrro Harring. Trans
"A laled from the GermsnThe hrs humber OF this work
Is now given 10 the public with The OF its pos
sessug en- which csupo fail 10 secure for de-
,erved and lslng popularity Its founded facts OF
cent occurrence In The South American States and from
cunsisuces ch lately rsrsptr-d must Re read with
additional interest Published by MARRENNER, LOCK-
WOOD CO. cor. Broadway ard Grsrd--t Wholesale
dealers ard agent. supplied on usual terms a2s Sis
IN PRESS.
C NATURAL HISTORY OF ENTHUSIASM :" Sat
Y urtay Evening and other works By The same su-
thor Monthly Series, No. 2
aa8 5ri LEAvITT, TRow ( co. 1874 Broadway.
GREAT RUSH.
- OOKS SELLING OFF about half price, for three
ID dsys longer yyh-n we positively close esve the
city on the fret OF May. Call If you sooks great
bsrgans SANTON HI NTlNGTON,
II g95 Broadway
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l am, respectfully. yours,
JAMES NJ. CHALLlS,

Prepared and sod wholesale AMI rets a. h. rropre
,ors osce No Corlandsl. wksre persons can receive
advice ard have their examined with The Steiescope
by regular physician, free Of chsrse ,,
For ssl- also by III johnson 27S Broadway Huchngs,
2xs Beeckerst Ford ga Fouihs Wooster; EveTlsi
IS Audsoa-s; Dr. Gerdner, IS Monieomeryst Jersey C
d.. Mercer, ~ BroSdsa, Newark snd Reacics 70
Safest Boslon. 40 SIS
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TO THE TEA, COFFEE AND SUGAR TRADE.
ECONOMISTS, Families. Hotel Keepers 8c.-J. S
H. SCOTT * Co, No 10 Nssssu-st corner OF John, hsv
inc purchased the rs the seasons Teas possess
Ing that richness Of favor generally eoub!ued and
rarely obtained Offer wholesale retail large variety OF
Green and Slack Tess OF the best quality only including
The old fashioned Souchong and English Breakfast Tea such
asused imported twcny The stock OF Cot
Sugars &c needs a-ui they are selected OF
The fines, qrsiy.
j. 5 Seo Go. are also supplied with stock OF fresh
imported Glasgow Sp.ced Hams; old Eagsh Cheeses Of
gresI variety and favor.
All goods gh; VIII be delivered within i've miles OF
the cy free of charge. And al orders from the cou5try,
with enclosed remtisnces will meet the same honorable
dealing 5 ii selected hy the parties themselves
}. $ SCOTT L co. IS Nasssu-st cesr John
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NAPOLEON AT ST. HELENA!

NAPOLEON AT ST. HELENA!
Fsr BY Gcn'I MonthoIon.-Partl. published this Gay
Price p cts.
This book now appearing in Paris is creating great sem
sa.on embraces private papers Of the Emperor never
before made public. Il is published here from advance
sheets obaired CREST cost, by z. FERRET CO. Isl
Broadway aNN
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Evs.nAN. Burlington County, n. J..

April I'd, 1874
Wa ,he rbers residents OF the township Of Ewes
ham do hereby certify that well seQusiuic1 with
Mr. Rchsrd L. Cox aud frequently Waited hG IN The la'
cured by The used OF Schsncks P1onic Syrup and feel
our duy 10 recommend 1t 10 The cousaptvein me strong
possible terms having beea eye "i'he'ses ~ e
greatest cures performed 10 this .! Ie county
R-rjamiu Buchanan, John b SeS,
- wllism Hsmmi, William L. BOWL
So Franklin q. Cox, Anorrw ptiseoh,
. Jos T. Uswiugs, Thos II drwnoss'
~ 1ohn Ieel, Jr jacob HewlDgA
Johr IL. Ellis, ~ 80.
MIL. II. Schenck-Sir 81 AIN Pastor OF Inc nap1s'
Church Marion N J. Some three four oSihs s.nes
taken by OF hs d-scons 20 see one OF his nes
bon. Mir Richard l. Cox then lying - a. huInsn sppeA-
sncr NJ deaths door by Coneumpon My distinct prss
sion ss ha, rho gentleman would not live oEe week 10
m, surprise ssw him In my congregation lSst Ssooah,
heathylookipg msn To-day have oeea al his house and
received from him the that your Syrup wss lie
means OF saving his lie.
am respectfully: yours, u,,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-28

" CoIorcd Home.-The annual meeting OF the So
cleIy support the Colcred Home will be held on
Thursday, Soh list n O'Clock P. NJ The place of meet
LAG the building occupied by the pensioners OF ibs scc.e
y, Ith-sveRue corner of I 81; Arrangements I'll be
made which The shalt up the door from 10
O'clock and cara 'front.' 10 O'Clock P NJ ss SITS