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AUCTION SALES.
CAMELIAs AND OTHER SPLENDID PLANTS AT


LEVY will sell on Thursday morning at II o'clock at
3 Broadwaya splendid variety Of raTor plants
pg OF Cameas choice Roses Axalias Sweet Vioets
Daphnes with various other beautiful Plants and Flowers
expressly for the Paror Also large Ptporem in full
bloom The Ladies' and all those who fond Of handsome
articles, invited 70 call. m0 sts r
a: DUCLUZ.AU, Auctioneer.
III AKDWAhE AND CUTLGRY.-Tuttle Ducluzeau
VIII sci TN, day at he auction room No $50 Pearl ST.
auii set o ~ Hobsons cards. general
assortment Of Cutlery Aso 77S dozen dsmngsd Grssry
SON. half round Files also. Gun Stocks. Hinges Hand
Sns Iwa' WIN Fancy Soaps ststi. Glasses Shoe Knives
Hair Brushes, shoe do Paint do Horse do Aiso-Two
case. 6ibled and split Percussion Caps.
Catalogues ready. milo IRE
NEW AND ELEIANT CABINET FURNITURE AT
o ~ SON-Csalogues Of Jacob 3. Platts Sale of
moaern and fashionable styles Cabinet Furniture
sod az anc ION On Tuesday, March ioth O'clock
seet WIN De ready early this whsn the ar
cles tcompnsing some 800 lots) can be examined
The above sale being exclusively for
account TO pay be peremptoy well
The attention Of shippers dealers individuals
LOT pnvats uis Eor ipil particulars ADVERTISE
Courier X Enquirer mo 2t.m
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PRINTING an 4 PE VINE :

PKUNING GRAPE VINES.
~ NOW i the proper time trim Grape Vines. Per
D4sons wanting their Vines well done, by the expe-
ieneed hssd IN u. city will pes.e leave their address
which will be mme discy attended to- or at his dwelling,
corner 72d street and Broadway All kinds Of Grape Vines
moderate terms md 81 is,fc
S4K FOR RLIvERPOOL-Packets Of tie 18th and 2olh
M22 Of March The we'll known, fast sailing packet
ship ~ DELLA. Hsckstaf commander, viii pcstve-
y the above Monday 10th or March,
regular day. And the packet ship ROSCUS Capt Edridxe
the 2oh March, her regular day
For passage cabin and having unsurpassed
commodstious, apply to JOHN HERDMANk 1 co.
micr 81 South street.
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academy, 100 Broadpcv, opposite John street.
BRISTOW'S
super.or and Elegapf Commercial System Of WRITING,
WILL continue to be during his stay New York
nnG in Twelve Lessons, for the small charge Of
ONLv FIVE DOLLARS!
Ma BRIsTow Finishing Writing Master, promises and qua
NANTES ALL, old young npart BEAUTIFUL YREE
ErrEDITiors and style fPenmanshp
how BAD, ILI.EGIBLE be the writing.
IN TWELVE EASY LESSONS FOR IS 90 ONLY!
tssBooE KEEPING and SHORT HAND taught thoroughly.
N.B.-Privae Lessons given Families and Schools attend
ed 81 tawlmsrc
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HASTINGS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHTHA.
THE TRIUMPH COMPLETED!
Ann street, and Elliott l73 DIVISION STREET op-
posite Ludlow. New York Price 81 q bottIe-Six bot
Ties for -. Philadelphia, Tuttle es South 4h street
ms I'm ie
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MUSIC FOR PARTIES.
DARTIES furnished with the Violin Harp or Pianoforte
Apply to X. j. and g. Aylife No. iT Elm street. corner
OF noMard. mi lm%m
NEW W,Ll1!ll'T CLOTH STORE.

NJ w OAO III - OhLe
KNOEPFEL dg FOOTE,
No. 80 John street.
THE subscriber. have established . CLOTH sTORE a,
we'll xoUa Jus. ss s ss
ton purchasers their assortment consisting in pa Of the
RESA g114Hs 15s4Ghsz Hp ayeHAN gzsskES ASR AMERICAN
SPINNER Goods Satin ssryss large assortment
newest and most fhOnable style Of fancy
Al.o. : 2siI stock Of TAiLoRs TRIMMINGS The at
viii ns and Ssy arc
'ifThsi.; i;1 ls:i kNoEFFEL M s jSSs ES6Ts: s:,
TO DEALERS IN WOOLLENS.
sI s ss sS1 asas
Refers Mss.r. woleot. slade. So Pine street, William
brigham FL. where Dieaa s.
.sl. mi 1m.r
COMFORT FOR THF AFFLICTED
DIR. DE WITT G. KELLINGER'S PAIN
ERADICATOR
THIS TRULY WONDERFUL MEDrcINE, continue.
,, ssa @
SssS s.;s: not s ss
"f:s Pasn sss:s bsno may ss.s g GoSa SSasnssd :1ss
BALL DRESSES FIFTY PER GENT UNDER
THE COST OF IMPORTATION
DETER ROBERTS respectfully announces 70 the ladies.
$
S: o suH. H :G asntGo
soled which selling less than third the original
price The remainder Of the stock Of Winter Hosiery Of.
sfed at equally low prices and inspection Believed
will be found cheaper than any in the city.
NO. N3 BROADWAY. jA lm+rc
ONE PRICE BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
THE PROPRIETOR Of the Washington Boot and Shoe
Store No 2s Greenwich Of Barclay street, would
spectfuy inform his and the public generally
that he has established the One Price systeu The price will
b found wrep on the de1t kinds Of Boots and Shoes
patronage received and solicit of same in
this most desirable way Of trsde. the One Pnce System
Do not forget the number 3 Greenwich 81 Barclay
street, near the Aobokeu Ferry JAMES WIG0INS.
flo lm~r
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TO THE PUBLIC.

l VA, ~~,SUnED OF most Distressing dsesse bv DR.. JOS
hEINE NO 20 Dame stre.t Chatham st NV body
va coversd WIN ucsrs; jonts bones were orn
sno nsu 81 all my cite; could sleep: as coo
nnsd 20 my bed; my nrns and legs conaced Ird ss
wss cured by DR.. JosephEeine. 'eNeHs Until
Those who wish to zee me- viii 6.d NJ - ,bs 1919 1919.
south street and MAIDEN lane wher shall happy 70 give
- S"'sAA
B-Dr; hs other Office but 20 Dnane street. mar
Chatham, where hundreds Of certificates may be seen
ma nv
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OvvrcE MEkcAx!lLE Mutual IrsuRANcE Co.
No. s. Wall street, Deceuter 9th, ls45.
A IA MEETING q the Trustees, held he 9fes of Tho
unanimously elected President, in place Of Lewis Gregory.
resigned; and LEWIS GRK0oRy elected Vice President
Hoxe.
ELLWOOD WALTER Secretary.
MARINE IrsUnANcE ON CARGO AND FREIoHT ONLY.
The Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company, Ne 63 Wall
street, confines m business Marine insurance freight and
cargo.
New subscription notes. amounting upwards Of Two
Hundrsd Thousand Dollars have been received and further
additions are daily being made to its assets.
The Company invites attention its plan Of business which
believed offers greater protection and larger returns
TRUSTEES
Thomas Hunt, Jas. Mccullough, Thos Achels,
VIM. e. Langley, Scptimus Crook, Geo. w. Taylor,
Henry Sheldon, Cha,ies Payen, Levi Cook,
Jas. Freeland, Chas H. Rogers, A. Lcgoux.
Thos. Nelson, H. +. M oring, ID. L. Sayrs
Wilson q Hunt, w. T.. AtwateY, AIeYis g. Baker.
Stewart Z. Marsh, w. A. Ketstas, M. Ward,
Geo. Hastings, Chas. 4. e. srleton, Leonard KIRBY,
G. w. A. Rodgers, Lucius uop kins, Jas. c. Haock.
Henry yessop, Daniel u h anland, n. jenkins,
u. ID. Phelps, Herman BOXER.
JOSEPH WALKER, President,
LEWIS 0REooRY, Woe President.
ELLwoop WALTER, Secretary. d2s6m,rc
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CORNELIUS b. ARCHER City inir &c ec.or.
City Inspectors office. March g. 1876
T. BROWN,
STONE SEAL ENGRATER,

233 broadway. opposite tho Park.
GOATS OF ARMS, Cresu, Cyphsrs. &c engraved on
stone or brass Ladies' Seals Pencil Cases Signe Seal
RRnss sn.raysd with Arms Crss device Diamond.
ny frm Goats Of Arm. found aud painted any style
and upwards and forwarded auy part cf the United
200, 300 names. milo tire
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SHIRT MANUFACTORY,
No. 81 MAIDEN LaNE, CUP ST.AIRS)

H1IHTS MXDE TO OKDFH. :
THE sUBSCR RIBER offers 10 the Public method OF
making shirts, which renders and comfort to the
and complete t pains have been spared OBJ
tain the best rrnch pattern shirts .
Having had long experience in the business the Subscriber
is enabled TO make all the necessary improyemen ,nd give
general satisfaction. WM. COLLINS
1unSe
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TO TAILORS.


Ti deemed to in favor Of STENE
NETS celebrated work Cutting Garments than that il
has received the most unbounded OF the
emneat OF the profession By the aid Of the Da
grams ron ains together with ample
panying the same person Of moderate
now N vogue and IN be surpassed
by the most experienced cutters The following few Of
the many highly respectable testify
the book. - " - -
The undsrsgnea being practically acquainted with Mr..
5tenemeis Treaties on Cutting Garments with pleasure
Practical application to Cutting superior any heretofore
puDshsd either IN Europe or America r. Henry Son;
Daniel Cutter Staas Baker; Charles Coz; l.. W. Tryon
20; T. Horner James Day P. Haviand; j. H. Bancker,
&c, &C..
~ The above be obtained OF the author at No l3
fnar4 imeod-r
~ Greenwich streets, the Peach Orchard Red Ash az
these low cash only viz Egg and Broken IS large
Nut and Stove, mixed IS So Buyers positively depend
on having their Coal delivered at these PRICES,
THE undersigned begs inform his friends and the public
that his Hat Establishment is removed from corner Of
Wall and Nassau STREETS, to
~ No. IN BroadOay, directly opposite Hoscard Hotel.
Ihe very liberal patronage which has for many years been
extended to him. at his old stand duly appreciated and his
arrangements such enable him offer every In.
ducement for continuation Of the same.
HIS celebraed fine Beaver Castor and Moeskn Hats which
are too well known need commeadaton, will be found still
farther improved and beauti6ed.
ehildrens Caps Umbrellas &c. at moderate Pe.'ro. PTe.'
N B-Gsntlsmens Hats of the Spring fashion are now
ready re 1wseod~r
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OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY /,
ATAN ELECTION 70! pis.e,ors .s. fastatios. i" @ for
the ensung year. held this day, the following named
u'IaANs'' .'.,'' 1'~ fD5IREcToRs
Thom. Thom.: wwnosHs waog,sn Ei:h. EI:an RRFs, Ri
B. r. Robson, NJ b. Joseph Drake,
yoSn r. DAWSON. }sSs {: MoSs.
cssb Sns {; 1. tTi Tsai. Thons. ,s% MoIrs. n rsfL'
FIsner ss, Sage, Eugene Bogsrt.
Al .qbssqusnt meeting of the Board, THOMAS W.
wa. SFS z6 5sts.4 rIs.''; for
10 HOTELS, TAVERNS,
10 be ,Poes, clear and brsh. For giving the highest polish
nleDy s,a .gysr'or to any, "a, GhAs RING Aren't.
THE CHOICEST PKEMlUM
TOILET S GA PS,
se'a'' &C. &C. arc e. r he =: ; 50
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR,
81, 81 and 35 Crosby street,
49, THIS wellknown and favorite establishment. is
44-for Horses private sale. where every st'ention
found desirable for gentlemen keep their Hoses aud
Dealer. viii a.o find de,,sl. Place for tn. sale Of
horsea having aeeoRmYdaons gs.SyPes BY any stable in
ne e a JOIN T. SHTsf GATFIELb. LDb.f.osI P,osI;.,er
New York. 9th March, 1886. mo 3eodsrh
HOTEL AT kINGSBRIDGE.
sy
being very suitably arranged for boa,ders and
large s,sSi. sSs, viii viii seee%%"a.,s iro%
House New Y Sosi s and %ibssy Twill
ls ior ons or NOR years. and for private rssdsnce d..
P XsSan va on in saf he fowa Of
so'u' '"o ABOVE ni1&fRSnpfs SIs0 VALENTINE
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v1NHk. BALL in Compliment to Mr.. CHAS, PINE will
! toke place at the Apollo, on TUESDAY EVENING,
March loh. 1896
Me's Dodworhs and Kendalls Bands are both engaged
or the
Tickets ST. an be obtained Of either Of the committee
Mercer House the Apollo the evening Of the Ball.
JAMES L. WAUGH, Chairman.
A. AIIIsor Seryetayv. mi 3rsisSa M&Tu
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LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
~ ENTLEMEN and Families having superfuous w EAR
NJ mo APf teither Ladys or Gentlemen.l Jewel
may do BY sending for the subscriber who will send them
at their residences By appointmsnt xJHn ~ LEvETy
All orden through the Post oes. or othsrwss,
attended to. jall lmef
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BILLIARDS IMPROVED.
Otis FIELD sctfuIIy informs his friends and the
, hst ne h:s returned 70 his old favoe quarters
DAocrOhDe ROOMS, entrance ia Ann a. ad oning the
Mnsenm building or 4s Fulton street The Rooms and Ia
nave been put in perfect order. The Tables Slate
arpe ana iron with Arr India Rubber Cloth Cushions
They will no doubt suit Earooe and al great beng
lima balls for Germans ~ ~"
B-Bnnfc7 ew style Billiard Tables for sale; India
ana Frenen Cus best In the city; fine Billiard Cloth
sysy ueei the trade, constantly hand and for sale
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WIN. CROWLEY < SON, manufacturers Of the above
w articles respectfully inform the importers Of New York
and other cities that they hand large stock OF
the above articles which they are willing 70 sell small adj
from the manufacturing Any Of the trade
pcre have their needles abslled with their
II desired
PS. RoBgRr CsowIEy, importer OF Sheffield and Bir.
mngham Goods IN part Of the above store fls imsrc
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WANTED.

MIDDLETOWN CONNECTICUT.
THE UNDERSIGNED begs leave TO announce To hi.
friends and the public thar he has leased above house
patronage. John l. MONROE 's''
mr8 3Insrc Formerly Of the u. 8 Hatel. Bostou
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Uin0om 6ba0es.

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No. Spuest-Es-
w abshed In 1870 The subscribers having fitted up
most splendid Show Room for the accommodation OF their
customers and having also made arrangements Win one OF
the celebrated houses In Paris they will be receiving
by every OF choicest designs, and will there
enabled puppy their customers with Shades OF
every pattern, kind or slze.
Amcngat which may be found some rich ViewS on the
Rhine In copies OF some OF the most
celebrated Ancient and Modern Caheiras in Europe, be-
sdes variety OF beautiful Scripture Pieces, Abbeys and
Gotcs of every kind. Landscapes 10 quantity, from
the light any airy Moravan osting luxuriousy along the
que, rippes romantic lake to the sombre yet fantastic
Lombadean reposng among the ruins OF gray stone and
fallen tower
All our Shades painted with the best OF oil coors and
we warrant them wash and curl crack. Every
Shade boueh OF and not answering the Recommended
uon will be cheerfully exchanged.
We have taken great pains IN selecting New Designs for
the express purpose of retail customers
and they will only have choice stock TO select FROM
but least per Our facilities for executing
de be surpassed Persons by choosing their own
views can have them copied correctly
Signs Banners and Interior Decorations, done In man.
TO be surpassed Trimmings OF oil kinds Shades
exhibited with the greateot pleasure
Show Room 90 feet doep by IS wide, ample space TO
commodate least 80 al one time Store
al sunrise and closed al sunset.
BARTOL & DE MAUNY, Manufacturers aud I'm.
ms I'm porers Spruce-st, four doors from Nassau.
ITRENCH WINDOW SHADES!!-J. c. Wood.
ford 1891 Broadway has made arrangements TO receive
painted Window Wire, painted Window Shades plain do.
copies OF Claude Lorraine Cacova Dano and other
eminent artists painted IN enduring coors IN every variety
of landscape and scenery New style Gothic. C0rinhian,
Plain and Vgnette French Scrolls, Scrpnral vews &c
n. B. Merchants buying to sell again, will DO allowed
liberal discount Laarge Buildings, next door 10 the
DER OF Reade-s,. mis-
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OLD FASHIONS REVIVED.

w READ, original manufacturer OF Silk Goods In THE
country, wshes 10 inform his old patrons and the public
that be has commenced Masking Wsch Ribbons again aud
hopes 10 NEE, with that patronage which was extended TO
him twenty i've ago. when every gentleman in
and county displayed OF his ribbons with gold seals
ksys sc. What can lock respectable? There
ew miserable French ribbons In the market stuffed with
glue snd nsead Of plenty Of silk and workmanship
and understand more sent for but they win vanish
formerly before mine; tho watering Impressions viii vanish
with the rs, damp they 10 contact WITH and the teel
mounting rust; but my ribbons aud gold will las, till
yor are dfs6 OF them Al those who wish encourage
hone industry, end wish beautiful aud durable rooon
win give no tie preference. believe they would
have gone on. OF hnd there been quantity OF rub
bah s into tbs and paled OF the public as
my Sboas Tksy are sold WHOLESALE by Prat, Bo,hers
Msdenlane sua retail by all The principal waieh.mahers In
flA riy ms 2yyeod-
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THE IoliUIj;MBERLAWD CIVILIAN.

sfJHIs old established Paper Is to DO published from this
i date siuesy and its location odesa 70 NE met
camille community grea advantages an acversns me
dunn II has quite extensive circulation Ia the Western
counties Of Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania, which
win be much increased by tho change from weekly 70
aeweeky sheet Cumberland Is the :ermtgus OF the BAL
mors and Ohio Rail Road in the bcars Of Tho mineral 70.
eion of Maryland and makes The connecting lns IN re
chain of Eastern and Western travel :,
Advertisements Of one lines or less-w
DO inserted three tmes for 81, with charge Of % es for
ceed:ng half column win be charged S25 per annnm. and
80 . PRICE MUDD,
m2s 2w Editors end Proprtetors, Cumberland, Md.
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PAPER HANGINGS.

EIAS receNed by the late arrivals from Havre his Spring
IL sssortmei Of Paper Hangngs, Borders Views Panel
Papers and Fe Board Prints direct from the manufacture
era comprsiusN all the STYLES and every quality,
which be offers al, wholesale and retail
Also OF American Satin and COM
mon Papers at manufacturers prices
County Desers will snd !, for their advantage 10 call
Persons requiring sufficient of the finer qualities of Papers
authorize special importation select for that pur
pose from complete assortment OF new patterns
MN opa
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sABLCODGOOD NURSERY, Flushing, L. l.
~ King Ripley, Projectors, offer for sale from this
- old and well known establishment, every variety Of
f tores; and ornamental trees, eyergreens, shr1bs and
towering plants, which will be put up with the greatest
Orders le with Geo B. Ripley Co. No. "a Pearl
street. where catalogues may be- obIatned gratsl win
ceiye prompt attention m2 lmD&W-
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YALuABLE Farm FOR SALE-Ls.ely tas

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Lsrly me
residence of Nicholas Smith, deceased, pleasantly ST.
~ua,ed on The aide OF the Raritan nyer about !:
miles south of New containing ii acres more
orlrss consisting of about 30 OF meadows isir pro
portion of heavy woodland, the remainder arabic snd
large portion Of which in high Of cultivation and
well watered There is the farm good dwelling house
OF convenient SIZE barn and other outbutidrss apple
and pesch orchards full bearing and variety OF other
fruit The beauty ard healihllness OF Us suanon
richness OF soil aud sdspness 10 the raising OF truck and
peach trees together with proximity the New Bruins
cs and Neyy-York markets. renders ths farm well worth
th- attention of The gentleman and practical farmer.
For farther particulars inquire OF Nicholas Boefun or )
g. Van DYKE Esors al the Mansion House, New Bruns.
wick; D. w Smith, l0i Mddash-st Brooklyn, L. l. or OF
Josiah Smith. Suffolk county. l.. !. mis- I'm
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Tohocco-A Reiected Article.

TO nc EdtIU! q IHt II t0u"e'
The following, with the exception Of one change Ii
phraseolosy and the omission OF few redundant words
neither eectng the sense in the slightest degree was
wcnby especial request OF piousminister OF the Cos
pei Of this city, expressly for Of the leading gess@a'
journals In which he assured me would be inserted
without doubt After various Azzs and hans during
a period of eight months more in which 1t was re-
tanned by the editors it finally returned with dc
n;al of Insertion am assured that many OF your reaa
ers are anoDg the followers of Christ and perceving af
TOR nearly two years lapse since il was written nothing
In It's spirit which would retract am anxious
that should meet the eye, OF only one
user But more so. that II may fall under tne no Is
the religious Journals with which you per-
chance there be one bold enough TO copy IT,
- Respectfully your friend. TIE WRllEh-
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Gtatinnern. &r.

COUNTRY MERCHANTS, snd deslers IN Accom-.
y Books, Paper and Stationery invited 10 examine oRr
stock English and Ere1ch Ssoaey received per recent
arrivals which comprises superior observation-disclosures
Books Manifold Letter Writer'S Croioa lax and other srti
c-s of manufacture constantly hsnd Southern
anime our stock all articles will be sold guam I.es
sui, purchasers and st The very lowest prices.
FRANCIS LOUTREL, Importers and
Manufacturers OF Account BooEs and Stationary,
ms I'm II Maiden-lsne.
ENVELOPES FOR LETTEKS.-A me sssor
-AEent just made up for use, under the new Postage
Law. They OF the strongest Post Once paper suitable
for steel penn, by R c. ROOT L co. Publishers
je7y cor. Of wsl-sL l52 Peari-st
ENVELOPES Tor Letters, Cards. Eotrs, dc-Cap.
ALesr and Note Papers. various qualities, al low prices
Superior God Pers Perrys Double Patsu; Pen reduced
prices; Huots improved Patent Iaksiand
Perforated Boerc Ts.ue Papers, &c D-aers and Others
supplied Z; very low prices FRANCIS ( LOUTREL,
In5p Manufacturing StstiOners. n Msid-n-ians
TIHE POCKET ESCRiTOIR-5eing q small,
elaborate covered with morocco plain gill; superb
" illuminated Is in. by Z in desp,) uniting lie en-
IRE requison OF The portable desk, snd containing the
Justly ce!ebra,si coin and Letter balance, with pen-hode
new 3licaton OF inkssnd win India rubber stopper
steel pens letter and chequer seal memorandum tao!et
and bloag card Il incn India raoo.r % gum
ALTON and other waters sticks OF sea lg wax wax
tspeTs Promethean lights being sufficient 70 sea- oOo
letters &c. For sale By JOHN J. BROWN y co.
ms I'D Fulton-si- near Nissan.
NUUNTRY MERCHANTS Will ted superior Is
" sormeut OF account books, paper, fancy and staple
stationery manifold writers Croon ink, patent lnEsianos
elastic paper holders letter and note envelopes &c &c ell
very low prices the stationery warehouse No ~ Maid
en-'ene. FRANCIS LOUTREL, Stsuoners,
mS n msid-p-sne.
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Eagle estimates that there 100000 feet of u.
Der the Grand River, below that village ready for
shippug; and that above there at least 600
10 be oated down this Spring The amount of lumber
TO be shpped this season. says will far exceed that OF
anvo 9TH
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SFARM FOR sALE-In Ramapo Roekland Co.
n of a acres in good cultivation and fence, with
- new d'geins house barn and other outbudings L!
contains about 400 young uittrees al grated with
choice selection of fruits This Farm u miles from MON
20 cents from the city. Inquire Of e J. STRAIT on The
premises or OF HARVEY SfhlNGSIEEH,
rn.6 " lOo bang-sL
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FOR THE PILES,


nR UPHAM'S ELECTUARY-An internal remedy, Is
Ia certain cure for tine Plies, internal EXTERNAL bleeding
or blind Sold III Fu,n-s; Divisons and 65 the Pro-
prsior regularly educated Physician OF twenty years ex,
per.nce conine TO An office practice where Pies and all
Chronic diseases are successfully treated Medical Othce
/ doors sboy. Snriuy-sL uihiI SnDSN'
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- PRINCES LINNEAN BOTANIC Garden
and Nur,eries, Flushing, near New-Yost-The great
Original observation-disclosures. r PRINCE L CO.
o5er for her unrivsied collection Of Fruit and Orns-
ersl Trees &c and they challenge Patison OF her
Trees with any others whatever and invite purchasers
10 and satisfy themselves Of their superiority by
which from TO four years may be saved The Pears
PIuus Cherries Aprcots &C. from to II feet IN
hight and their Ornamental Trees 10 % feet The Ever
green Trees u feet, and OF beautiful form OF
Grapes Goos-berries Rsspaerr-s, Cuuanis and every
other class OF Fruit and Ornamental Shubbery they have
the choicest species Th collection OF Roses by far The
largest in the Union comprising 10000 plants Of 1900
splendid varieties Priced Catalogues will be every
postpaid applicant and may be had OF CLARK & AUS
TIN agen $50 Fultons and orders executed In the
perior style wnck charscisrzes this establishment
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