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Uatrbcs, Jemclrp, ST.

IL G.. STONE, Matchmaker aud J-weler, oilers
grea; Inducements 10 buyers Of Watches. Jewelry,
Silver II. q. 6. always hays for Cash. IL con-
with small pros nnd he's ides o. getting rich In
year All goods wArra1ted represented, or
no sale conSisrs Gold and Silver Watches.
Chains Keys, Pencils Brooches and Bracelets, Silver
S; oors and Caps, NC.
An of the above named articles carefully repaired. Old
Gold aud Silver taken IN exchange bought for cash
n. @. STONE,
all Saws,f fGl Rronhwsv. Wslk-rst.
TOh SALE AT FREEMAN'S, 2so BROADWAY,
\ AEARGE Buildings, OF Reade-sL
IL Rich Jewe!ry, kanlel Clocks
Silver Ware Fans, Bags,
Plated Ware, Fancy Goods.
Also fine assortment OF fine Italian Canoes, which for
elegance of deag aud execution cannot Zee surpassed
~
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5rbuols.

49,
EXNIIY SCHOOL FOR BOYS-At Caldwell,
n. Jersey-The summer session OF this lnstsnor wl
commence on the frs, Tuesday OF May and continue i've
Inonlhs.
The strcies attention will be given In fitting sds Tor col
ece for business. also their health and comfort
TsrmsS7 $50 per session. IN advance. Disnnce from
N-us YORK 10 miles, and from Newark Daiy commune
cation.
Refsr4nces-Rsv. Dr. Badger, Rev. David Coe ". F.
Hopkins Esd. Oh fr-ni-st John Tea Brook. 80 Walst
Circular. MAY he bookstores Of NJ w odd,
md Mark II. Newusn The Principal may be at
Dodds bookstore u1. Friday each 3sy before l.
O'Clock ala 81 REV. Z. EMERSON
FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
YoSHgAs, SEw-YORE.
rT,HE Summer term or the Locust Hill School will
r-Dc- ON Monday. the 9Th OF Nav. Circulars and par.
,icular formation may be had OF S Fleet Esq f3j Nassau
~: OF r ~. Townsend. E,q 81 Cedarst; Of Or o. P.
Wells 1903 g-avenue aud the book OF Gates Sted
man, IA WilamsL g. W. FRANCIS, Principal
t. G.r
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ITO Brown and eivsdoeskr cassI-
meres for p4nlsloons suitable for the present
20 lvris w T. JENNINGS 4 co. IS Broadway.
EENTLENiEN'o SgriUg aud summer overcOats from
u black, brown and olive ZEPHYR cloths.
no lwis w. T. JENNINGS 4 co. pal Broaiwsy
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EZRA LUDLOW. JOIN C. DERR.
For Conytdbies.
IN

For Comtabhs.
JAMES HOSTIN, JOHN LABOR
Thee, gentlemen have hsd experience in the public ser
vice. and hSve been induced 10 accept Inc nominations on
ruus support This Ward Inns usually given 500 IN 1900 ma
ioriy for The and the Laws shall we not 90
II again The Wing party has ever stood hTm Tor souno
American principles and it, broad platform Ia sufficiently
l,r,, la hold all clsir maintain True constitutional
ery aud sustain he dociriues OF the Patriot. o he he
has mr. orcsr'yHticn, force and enthusiasm
c,ns az rooa poverument We fellow citizens 10
ooh a, the annie glorious folds of the Wing Flag, In
scted with the great principles Of American Liberty ana
waving as loy the Wings 81 the Union ms did be-
fore delrsudrd OF onr well earned triumph and 10
decide whether they Will rally around II in days thai
are past 10 a glorious and enduring victory
the Wings do srreai the wasieful expenditures o
the CIV now increased In three years from S9s0e00 10
81 oeO where viii end his reckless extrsys
gapoc. -
Gerardus Clark. Philip Hone.
S.mu-l A. Foot J. Prescott Hall,
Henry + Davies, shepard knApp,
A K Thompson. William Couch.
Peter ]. S-vius Ersstus 1. benedict,
Jscoh Z TAYLOR Welcome X. Beebxe,
John c. Green Ja'ues 8 Hugctna
James s 7 aver, Ambrose ktngsland,
John p Hone Linus W. Stevens
Edward z. H-yer, John q. Adams,
4 Van Ssrcou Wism T. Wh',tenors.
O E Ho.met, Richard Carnan,
Chsr,s Gould, George ". Fsrnham,
Charles L-upp, John Sussing
Elisha RohiuE, John Sulwe!l
Clarkson Croiius, GabFle Mead,
George Gihhs Thomas Lswrance.
james Bog"rt. Cyrus Mason.
Thomss Grower, James Wisor,
Gao w. Blunt, \ y ROGERS,
William Z. Ireland WI liam Currte,
William G Sterling Ogden Z. Edwards
Robert Sinclair h II. Ward
n r Ward Edwsrd L. Beadie
John w grsncis .. J Csm,nsn, and others.
ais sts
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W To the Democratic Wings Of tho Fifteenth
Ward
For Aiayor-ROBERT TAYLOR.
For Aims House Comma r.-HEZEklAH VIII
LIAMS.
The Wing Nominating Committee OF this Ward have
nominated the following Charter Ticket for The coming Eec-
ton headed
Far .ilderna, WILLIAM V. BRADY.
For dSsis,ant-JAmES ID. OLIVER
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MISS AUGUSTA BROWNE,
COMPOSER and Professor of Music Ciaie Organsi OF
" DR. Coxs CHURCH, hegs leave TO inform the Ladies' OF
SewYors and BROOKLYN that she continues TO give lessons
the Organ, Psno Forte. Singing RId Composition, 10
n NJ, wills itr'
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GREAT AuorIoN SALE

or AN ESriaS ,rocx LAMPS, SiRASoolSs, Ic.
TOUTHEY MEYERS, SAT Broadway being about 10
~ leave the city. Ill., between tie Sd and sih OF May
dispose public auction OF all then Remaining unsod
their splendid OF bronxrd orufc,u
Chardeliers, Girsndolss and Gas Fixtures
The whole OF hts stock has been ordor express
ly retail trade, aud where
for richness variety and 6rsh OF pattern To. unr
vailed quality OF these goods 10 amply stestsd by
Gold and four Silver Medals awarded the manufacturers
within the last years
From this dime to May C. NJ will continue dispose
Of their stock IS per cent below the regular retail prees
Churches want OF Lamps. Ho,sis, Lodges Halls and
Public Buildings, will 30 sapplisd on the same terms
dealers heretofore.
Hossekeepsr, about refurnshing would act wisely IN
giving call least In attending our Auction en
they supply the elves from such splendid stock
been offered public sae Ia this country Nl&0
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aM11gtMsnts.

a .tERICAN nUsEuM-Every Dag aDd E~e2.ns
s,rsse go eo.'ssens M1ns s Sp - ~
pesasy s7e Saturday sfsernoons o'clock TIE manager
tie Ns~-Yers Dra@1ner sos. a.sor < Is oas y-sri
old Tae Manager hss -e-ogssed The Moving piorau,as
Views and Caroms,rope Mr. Harr.scr Ig;s;opH Singer;
i've SIo;s; so spl-ns,d Porz.its o. ssrs. Nee q
America Asd Rock well. tie fsrcas Fcrs1Ss Teller Ai
uI.sson- . c-oi,. CAiidr-n an6er Ia, ~ eers- ais
vocal AND IxsrSUNkSr,L coScExr.
ME-. W. J. DAVIS
ESPEcTFULLY ACOCAlNTS The public OF New
n YORK that te viii gtve : ccrc-rt 4, ise
APOLLO SALOON. rscSsoAT EvsSiS6 10TH APRIL
-. ae , SO osS1dv voluneered heir v,uaele
Ms :. Lodsr Miss G. Ws-scn, MI Il l. TREE and MI.
kng Mr. ps. w On s % DstoIrs ssSers
br.li,sn, Fantasies
tekets 50 cens TO be hst he Music Stores and a re
door For particulars 49, Prosrsri'r' Nv ---
THs DESERT.
In cor sequence OF Lhs
MANNED SUCCESS
ATTENDING 'AA FEIicisS i DAvi6s s'' ''''
GRAND czokALASo tSsrsrasSr,L SYMPHONY TIE psssST'
THIRD TINE
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
TAB RNACLE,
commencing ats O'Clock precisely,
under to- direction OF
Mr.. GEORGE LoDER
Mr. R6sT. GEO. PAIGE.
TcSErs FIFTY Gents sAeS-rnsy be oo@asd Al 'ss prn
of Saxon Miles, ms Broadway; a. The door on The even
ing OF the performance. and OF
iii i,is II MElGGS. as Broadway
I PARK kK'S EXHIBITION BALL.-Mr; 2.
has the 10 his friends and the puonc
that his Exhibition having given such general sssac-
ton thar intends repeating Il; on "Wednesday evening
the 18Th OF April Nolos Saloon when all those dances
that delighted audience tsnd many Of tasch
-ucor-i, wl r-pral-I the order before the
psucss will commence precisely 3; o'clock Ala sus
NIATIUNAi. ACADEMY UF DESIGN, corner
lNBroadway aud Leonard sL-Thy MIST Annual eNoioi-
ion will be opened the public Thursday The 10th inst
Season Tickets ~ cents Single admission % cents Cs
loees l2t cents Vanishing day os Tuesday all Sus
MODEL OF NEw-YORk.-Tne undersigned
IVA receiving orders for - be Represented
upon Canopy OF his Model OF Ne~Gork, which win
completed These views vary from ~ 10 81 inches
length. and represented for moderate eonpenss-
ton They include representations OF Public Buildugs
Places Business Manufactures Hotels Privair Resi,
dences. Steamboats, Packets &c Sc Otce hours from
10 P NJ. E. PORTER SELDEN, $50 Broadway
AZ 6taods
MISS AUGUSTA BROWNE,
COMPOSER and Professor of Music llaie Organisi oil
" DR. Coxs church, begs leave inform the Ladies' OF
SewYors and BROOKLYN that abe 10 give lessons
tbs Organ, Psno Forte. Singing snd Composition, 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-14

The receipts of the Mohawk Railroad for the first
week ending in April show gain OF about $500 over the
same week Of last BAR.
A bill has been reported in the Pa Legislature to
authorize the Of the Lebgh Co. Bank TO Warren
County and to change the of the Bank to :" War
rem County Bank" The bill TO change the ofthe
Southern Insurance Trust Co" 10 the Tradesmen's
Bank " has passed the Pa. Senate.
The following tables are from the Secretary Of
the Treasurys Report;
Value of Foreign Msrchsndse imported, reexported,
and consumed and hand FOR the years 1872 ga and
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Spring fusbions.
JOSEPH B. CLOSE & co.
,y..ry

MSS. Bows AND CHfLpREs's
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING Vt wholesale or r. tail, AM
the la gee; one Store In the city. Cal
ard see ~ g. Purchasers returning the goods unsoil-
Within three days after purchased have their mons
arain M Snis
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Dar0 Mleetimqs.

Uaro Hteetlngs.
" For Fi IlliGeymanNCHARGTs RIo4BoCK
For Asris,an, THEODORE R DE FOREST
J. cLrrz MoRRi SCI 4'''' JIcoB ROSWELL
HENRY JENKINS s' ''''' Henry BISHOP.
is, Disuiet-Jo.epb -mi.on, Rone0 s'lyey.
ID Janes Dusenberry, Gs0rg" Hammond.
Sd Care, Van Zsnd, James Reese.
BY order OF the Ward Commi!'ee
GEO. w. HOLLAND Vice Chairman
JAMES C. BLAKE, Secretary. ais Ills
~ Second Ward Democratic Wing Nomina-
f. 9s HzEETl 1fT Wi2RlAus
For 1an GEORGE HOOD
AUGUSTUS =. cAMS MI fsft''' ALExR WELSH.
,ouy wrSrR,ycH Fss Constable ALFRED ROACH.
IS, District-M"tin ". I'm Mons; Solomon King.
ID do John L. Lef-rts, John n. ssyre
~ To the Wing Voters Of the Third Ward.
The only Wing ticket in this Ward is the following
For Mayor. ......RoRERT TAYLOR
For Aims n. Com. HEZEKIAH WILLIAMS.
For For 1 zsss~"f .T THOMAS seEiRATH.
For A,,s.,or..... }4 7AsES : G w sxF+1xr
For Constable. AkGxAaNSp{EERo gnTEs:
Inpertorr Of Election
Let District. Vim. Dodge VIM Funk.
I'd do Thomas Mcknight, WIN. Fl Williams.
81 do Samuel Il. Msbbslt VIM. L. Shardlow.
No other Ticket than above is the Wings Of
the Third Ward. lie; every voler be on His guard.
Fred'k Penz David Graham,
Thos C. Doremus. VIM Ehbiit,
Thomas Mcknight, Robert L. Crooke,
Nose. A. Hoppock, John Ball
Jonathan Lo'nropiE ,,,c,R Rat noni'' '" ''
ASA H1ig Nominating Committee Of The Third Ward
rS- To the WhIg Electors OF the 9TH Ward.
Al meeting Of The Ward Committee Saturday evening
Ilth inst the following resolutions unanimously
adopted
Resoped That the Democratic Wing Electors of The 7!h
Ward earnesy requested give their united and zeal
Gus support 10 charter headed NJ L. DAVIS for
Alderman JOHN CoGER- Jr. for A.ss,sn' the only
true. genuine Democratic Wing Ticket and IN the opinion
OF ths committee, the only entitled 10 the confidence
aud support of the Wing party
Resolved That the shove reoouiious be signed by The
Chsrnsn and Secretary and pub,.hed
.zoPBAk MILLS, ch'mn pro tenn
BARsABus PIKE, sec'ry. ais 2is'
~ Seventh Wnrd.-DEMOCRATIC WHIG NO
MINATIoNS adopted AT a meeting Of Wings held at Sac
ketps 40. II Division Saturday Evening llh met
For Aidermnn-MATTHEW l. DAVIS.
For As5isiant-JOHN CooER, Jr.
For .4s.essors.
GEORGE ADAMS. LUTHER RICHARDS.
For Constable.
THOMAS RELLaND. THOMAS CHASE.
For Inspectors Of Election.
Isl Disrct-Elijeh T. Berrien, Charles Golden
81 $S Ehaa!sSs 8 fiEs Jsrass LshSody
All do William NJ. Haydock. Thomas Coles.
81 DO Roser. MgrT s, PAVE GoGsT Rso.u
JOSEPH NJ. PRICE, Chairman.
F. F.. w 4 9 THSsy Secretaries. ais e,i..
For Mayor-RoBERT TAYLOR ,,
For Ai,nS House Commissioner. Will
The WING Nominating Committee Of this Ward have
nfela
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CP- insIey'. One Dollar Portraits, le2 Broad
way opposite CI.y do-L-rhe ste Improvement enables
Us n ,sk- these splendid. ch toned pictures with
rupdrv and besuy snd ped &c ourselves tnAt hey will
give more general satisfaction than the pictures
ary Other Gallery in NesYork- Large sized portraits
,aIer upor The same prlnclpes as swts'
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n APPLETON < co have recently published The Farm
~ srs AID s.-gra,ts Hand BOOK, being full and
pets guide h- Farmer ard Euisrsn eomprisiug The
Clearing OF Forests and Prairie Land Gardening Farming
enersy Pssriery Cookery sad The Prevention sre Cure
OF DIses.es with copious Hints Receipts Tables By
J Msr,htL Ivoi. I'm ,. iDustraied-Si
STABLE ECoSoNY: Treatise on The MANAGEMENT OF
Horses. in relation 20 Stshlug. Feeding Wsteing sst
Working By john Stewart Professor Of Veterinary Ne
dicne-rom The third English edition. Revised snd Adept
ed 10 Food aud Climate By B. Allen, Editor OF
the American Agriculuris illustrated with . Engrsv-
ings. vol l2no 81
No one 81 Juld btild stable or horse without
strg The excellent directions for stabing and using ihe
horses IN his book Stewards. IL Is invaluable rids
Evening Mirror.
RURAL ECONOMY 10 It's relations with Chemistry. Phy.c
and MeIcorology or Chemistry spilled 10 Agrcau'e' by
j. g. Boui..angauli translated ~Ith notes BY e. Law.
vol l2mo. 500 pages-Sl so.
The persa, of h. work will aid the Farmer greatly IN
Obtaining practical and scientific knowledge OF Ia proes
zion. American Agrlculiurisi IS .us
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J. K CUKTISS. Auclonocf,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Damaged Goods, &c
Jaco s. Plat will sell, This Day. al 10 O'Clock. 81
. PlaisS casks, and lots assorted Hardware and
Gallery Also by order OF Assgnees ,he stock Of house
rakes inctpg knives hammers, scsthe stoacs, susers
him es butts. pistols, guns, he &c.
Also 800 Pennsylvania powder horrs and - cases IMP
Also IA yards vito cloth
Also 500 by India rubber carriage cloth
Also 20 box cut sparrow bts and caseo pins
Also Colns's broad axes and edge tools
Also loo sross table cutlery aud pocket pen kuives
Also an invoice OF Rirmns ham Hardware, damaged On
board the ship Henry Clsy from Liverpool =
B. Catalogues now ready at Inc Auction Rocn- III
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EUEIISHE0.

IBRARY OF AMERICAN BOOKS, No. 16-Seenes
l. and though on Europe 81 Auericsu-very hand
.ol1e= priae sac white isno. Price % cents
THIS volume Is by g Il. Calvert. ESQ Of Baltimore,
ar aus beer prepared rou: and letters written by
while travelling residing n Engsnd. France,
Belgium. Germany. Switzerland and Ir.iy. Besides no
tees arng distinguished Literature .od The
arts rspG sketches OF scenery srd rcteuts contains
some secoUn The anthors experience in hyGroPsnc
establishment the Rhine. aud brief exposition OF the
principles OF the Ws;er-Care.
WILEY & PUTNAM, lel Broadway
Who have jcs published Typ-e. Peep n; Polyues
Life during four months residence IN Valley CT the
Maronesss with Notices Of the Frsrch Occupation OF
and the Provisional C-ssion OF the Ssadw ich Is
lads 10 Lord Psuet by Herman Melville, paris, SIT
cent? each, or In vol l2mo cloth. 81.
TIE Wilderness ard The War Path By James Hall, Au-
thor Legends or the West Sc. Price ~ ais Il
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VII II. JONES, Aurtonrer.
BOOTS, SHOES AND bkoGASs, on Wednes-
Ddny Apn Is sot o'eiocA, st the store OF j. D. To-
z.rson 4 Co No III Po.ri-st 500 eompnsiny .
Arg, and desirable Of Boos, Snoes sad Bro
40 suilsols sodtnsrn Wosofr snd Guy deaIsSs,
ust Catalogues aid goods ready no day pro
y,,a. " inc ale. nhiUt3n'
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" Sales of Household Furniture and other
Property.-F Cotton Co will give ihe!r p-r.ousl alien
10 Of Household Furniture durlDgse present
heretofore either hef residences, al he stores
No lis Futon 81 Arn-sc
Or EurpIur- boegntuf preferred MA l,s
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thtowp In The way Of the enterprise one snip VIII De
read for her arst voyage on the lss January next
The business of the Philadelphia Reading Kali
road for tho week ending 4th April. compared with
corresponding week in 1e45 AID 1874, shows an i'm
increase equal 70 100 cent IS compared with
1875 and 400 per cent. compared with l5i4 The re-
cepts were for The
Week ending April le44.--..--..--...-. 1885 81
6i5.---.--...-...-.14ss59 %
( INSTRUMENTATION 90
Coal Tonnage 5l3I
......-....--l22iG
.............--22l63
The quantity Of Coal market for The week end
log April 9Th and for this season 60 far has been a' fol-
lows
From For The Week. This ysay.
Pom Cs,bon- - 6777l6 rs 7s4 OF
pon,vtIIe 47i2l 10 g os@ %
SchnvlkiI Haven l0a57 II 10 ij4 81
port clinton lC9l Is II 726 90
To,a, 23l7O0l l56 e45 II
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J. K CURTlSS, Aucuunesr
DEREMPTORY SALE OF STOCK OF SoLp
4 JEWELRY GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES 81 y
PERI AND ELEGANT CLOCKS STORE FtXTURES
&c ScJacoo Plat win commence The .sle Of tho sbovo
valuable ,toek low order OF Messrs E y. Rock ell
who are about closing tnrir businesal THIS DAY. Aph
lith at 10 O'Clock, the premises. No. AIS broadway.
,rms amp owed endorsed notes 80 days, for Of
O0 and For full par leu Auction head OF
Courier Enquirer and Catalogues, which now ready
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DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-On Tuesday, 2ist
"A April viii Otsr auction room, No. 10 Fourtbst
unless previously dsposod of by pnyse aslo of what
Lhsy WORTH odscIs of 100 aLo kanaD hafehss,
Fak Of Ave. which used by him In dis s1hiDr ZOOS,
consisting OF rch Turziah dresses, movable s1K1 se-n7fy
apparsnances, gsvanie battery snd nomefoos Jug
"a lvc B. O. HENRY, Aacuon7-r.
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BOARDING.

DRIyATE ROOiIS One youug gentlemen
and their wives, " 9Th lut children, b. sccommo-
dated with pleasant rooms an bNtrd With small quiet
family in hrs erss house in East Broadway wher- the
comforts offs HON. n. enjoyed Address Williams =.
3 Branch Post Office, with real nams aud where an in
may Ia. had al
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u To Let-A enc lsIse Room on second aoor Of
private House. SIS Broadway. a. isf
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bosIou Aultion 6alss.

RYT. p. SC y. klCH, I'll Brosdsusss, opposite
- gostsTs wharf, BostonL
On Wednesday, April IS.
so CASES Doors, 3goEs AND BAesAss, LEAIaES skiss,
scSyls and Upper Lseia1r, Csf Lniat, nnhns hid -no
Morocco and olhsT Shoe suck
a %
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~ Ut. nhhniuE no"S =, III 80, &c "a
System generally. particularly OF Dyspepsia Cosiivenes
Pam IN the Stomach and Sides Also children and adults
who weak tend 10 Soop iudgaed on exercise
and inclined te lean one elbow
Asly In alien In the ladies' department. from 10 A.
NJ. 10 ?. NJ. and from 10 L. NJ
Rrna urIS Sris
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q Notice.-Dr Val Zandr. celebrated Health RestO-
tive Anti snd Ami Bilious Cathariic Pills
sold Wysu kv<chsu's, No. Is Faltonst Pre- 3 Cts
~, hoy ms Ir-s>
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yl1ANTED-Sv .<o respectable Women Situations
w tie c-e a COOK washer and other
bernard ard Ezi.-r Good c,sy reference AvplJ
Marco --gr ., soor, his dag and torlo-ro=. -
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II. DUCLUZEAU, Auctoseer.
RnaNT RnaEWDDH and Mnbop

ZINE PLAsTs AT AUCTION-A. LEVY viii
L sell Tuesday Morning a. Il o'elocI, al No; rs
Broad way . choice collection Of 0roonhouso aud Ofna-
mental Pisns coassns OF monihly and Perpetual Roses,
Of vsoas names, Csetases Hsstafopss VsfoenA-. Azr
LAS, Hydnnses, win rtrgus otnefs oo num7'ous !"
ais
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NATIUSAi. ACsDkNtN uF DESIGN, corner
lNBrosd~ay aud Leonard sL-The ANist Annual ENno,-
ion viii be opened the public Thursday The 10th inst
Season Tickets ~ cents Single admission IS cents Cats
lnc,les lsi carts Yarnishiny DAY Tuesdsy all Ss'
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DOARDiNG-A gentleman And w,f. wish
ID gage noard gsntee private family OF rs;red 4hs
where here other hosfder- in the ct
Morton-st The gentl-man 10 dine only Sunday. Ad-
Az. n,
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70 Amldcn's ttnt staoiishnnenr removed fro rn
corner OF Wall aud Nassau No. III Broadway direct.
y Opposite Howard Aolel. ELS isa
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PAkkkk'S ENdiBlTlOS BALL.-Mr z.
has the ncnor 10 his friends and the puoic
that bis f., Exhibition having given such general sssfac
on that hs intends repeating Il on "Wednesday evening,
the 18Th OF April Nioos Saloon, when all those dances
bs SO delighted numerous audience (Snd many OF then
-ucor-i, will r-p-s-i the order As before The
psucss will commence precisely 3; o'clock ALI sis
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OTTAW WA RECESS
AND ENTERTAINMENT.

TAMES O'CDNNER would respectfully in
+" form the citizens of Ottawa aud the surroun-
ding country, that ho has fitted up his New
House, on La Sale street, Immediately opposite
the court house, forthe accommodation of all
those who may give him a call. lilo will always
keep his barwcll supplied with the best of liquors
and wine, and his table with such refreshments
as cannot fail to suit the paates Of the most fas
tiJious. Also, an excellent Stable, well supplied
with hay and gram. where horses will he we'll at.
tcndedto. The subscriborwoull return thanks
to the public for past iavors, and solicit con.
linuancc ofthc same.
Ottawa, Aug. ID, 1915. s--y
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Ottawa Foundry.

TVNtiE subscribers would respectfully inform the
\ citizens of Ottawa aud vicinity, that they
have entered into o.partncrship' Tor the purpose
ofcarryng ON the FOuna,y Business in this place,
which has heretofore been under the management
of CoeswELL IL CuArIN, and they are now pre-.
pared to execute all kinds Of work in their line
equal tn any establishment in the country, aud on
the shortest notice ana the most reasonable terms.
They have connected with the FOUNDRY a
first rate Pattern Nakcr which will enable them
to make 10 order all kinds of stoves, CRATES hollow
ware, saw mill gearing, and any article Of Machl.
merry, at the shortest nolicc. A share Of patron
age is respectfully solicited Co'h paid for elk
Cast Iron. COGSWELL u COOK.
OunMn. Fob G, 1910