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there sre in this In other cases exceptions to the gem
etai rule Besides the condition, which the theory itse
implies, OF reciprocal adoption BY other nstons axpe
lshes taehsS thai 40 circumstances must concur IN
n'foipehg bhd maturing manufacturing 'stahiishmentf
especially VI the knds st country
may bna 'ng Niihou, thsRi although sheiel lly ad
'sncth ana N come respects pee laTly fitted for car
Fyng Them on with Under giving
powerful Impulse TO anufae turing industry has made
among Us pIosTess aud exhibited efficiency which
usup the peeI that with aprotseoa moi ga dae
10 re snsrprisas cuxeas chose inre1s stake
VIII become a. an early day only safe against
sional competitions from abroad bu source OF domestic
wealth aud even OF eNteTnsl In selecting the
oenehes more especially entitled 10 the public patronage
tisrsnce obviously claimed by such will relieve the
oen states nom dependence foreign supplies
70 fer articles necessary FOR the pub
ue oeehes or eonneeted with the primary wants Of indf
suuaA wa be an additional reeomms ndston Of paTc-
a mspuac ureS where the materials Of them eAten
ssiy ue~h IRON our agrie culture and consequently i'm
and INSURE TO that fund Of national prosperity
waTdedD 49," N''' 1 ~ 49,
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although other subjects will press immediately on
your deliberations portion Of them cannot but be well
hesow ed on the lust sound policy Of securingto
manufacturers the they have attained and are still
attaining in some degree under the impulse OF not
Besdes the reasonableness Of saving manufactures
from sacrifices which change Of circumstances might
hi IN bem The national interest requires that with re-
acf 10 such articles least belong defence and
onr ,oarv wants should not be left in unnecessary
dependence on external supplies"
Extract Of message from Jumes Mpdison President Of
the United STATES, 10 Congress, Dee S, 1915
n adjusting the duties iuporfsto the object Of
enue the influence Of the tariff p1u1ctwss will
sary present itself for consideration However wise the
theory may which leaves the agacy and interest Of
individuals the application OF their industry and resources
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Yerirag absr die gsgsnssitiys, yasbung ron Helm
gtts (Frsmdhags) Rsehi ind .1,lnssndsr4ngs-
Sie'H Ei0isehen den YsrriHigisa Staten von Mo- d.
-5HrTtka ind Setne .hejssiai dam Kong poR Bay
ern.
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Durch die Bestimmungen des gegenwSrtige
Verrags solIen jedoch auf kener Weise dieienige
Gesetze entkraftet werden, welche durch Sr. Ma
Jes'at den KONG Won Bayern beziglich der Verhn
derung der ACKNOWLEDGING alIerhochst dessen Unter
menen berets erlaasen worden sind, oder in de
Folge Zu erlassen warren
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THE PILES.

CURE FOR LIFE SECURED.
nR. UPHAM'S INTERNAL REMEDY for the cure OF
- Piles Inflammation of the Liver and Spleen, nfiamma-
on Soreness and liberation e the Stomach, Bowels Md
news and Bladder Weakness and Inflammation OF the SPINE
TIE VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY
the only successful remedy for that dangerous and distress
ing complaint, the Piles, offered to the public
Mark this is internal remedy not an external appcs
ton and will any OF Piles either Bleeding OF
Blind internal external and probably the only thing that
will There is mistake about it, II is positive cure
take and improves the general health remarkable manner
It. mild IT'S operation and may be taken - cases
nal application. in the highest degree
and offensive and from the very nature on tne
disease temporary their effects This medicine auacks
the disease and removing the cause rehoe
the cure certain and permanent ,,.. - L..
The Eectuay contains mineral medie,ne, no socs,
Qamboge other powerful and Irritating
tive No fear of taking cold while under rs NO
change in diet II taken according 10 orecuons'
Pro,re,ors Office 1876 Bowe Sold wholesse and retail
by Wyatt Ketchsm, i2i Fulton street, ~ l. rnce*i'
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A Parents Defence Of his Offspring.

Oh! Mr. Fay, forgive me, pray, .riast.
And by the sell same token
Good public do forgive me, too,
For hashing mp " Hoboken"
Upon my word, when all you've heNd,
You'll find I've cause to rue it;
Although indeed, spite all you read,
didn't 60 TO dot.
Twas Mr.. Jack. son slappd my back
One day, and says he, Charley,
You dramatise-rve goi q prize
Dot, and I'll pay you fairly.
dlamatise2 No. no, cries,
Not |, it wouldn't pay Jacks
on such high horse to defy
The critics-I'm no A jax.
But oh! my luck, when jackson stuck
Another tempting figure
Unto the price, felt the vice
Of av'rice in full vigor.
"Give me the book, cried |, and took
The job: my job that day did
cut and slashed-and now I'm smashed
For building hopes that fa-ded.
Good Morning News, no longer bruise
Nor stab so thro' and thro 'em-
My feelings--Gods! think Of the odds
Betwixt meum and tuum.
Thou'st been to school-thou hast the tool"
Goose grown for thy sole uses;
Oh! kindred Nevs, let fly thy goose
With olive" to the muses..
wise Morning News! Great Morning News!
Oh! spare third rate actor
Oh! write play" real good play"
Nor doubts its fate--the back-door.
"Et fu Bruts?" oh, Mercury
Who know'st how all believe thee;
Why did you " send for you friend"
SO far to misconceive me?
Had you been by. you'd found that i
Had made the date the present
Throughout the play-the rest, you say,
Is true. p'rhaps, tho not pleasant.
tits only fair, that declare
Thu above eight lines were written
Atmy request, by one OF my best
Friends, being too much smitten]
OF course can't, and so ] shan't
Attempt to cut up caPers
OF admiration for the grace shown
In all the other papers
fonly say: The play, the play"
As Hamlet, too, has spoken,
Is still the thing" so shall sing
Huzza. for my" Eobokenn
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a e. j.. HARTNETT, No Courtandt street, near
Broadway wholesale and retail manufacturers Of Travelling,
Writing Dressing and Jewelry Boxes Miniature Cases and
SettinF Flute Locket Watch, Ring Pin and pens poses
for silver Plate neatly arranged to order Also Trays
made and fitted Jewellers show cases contain watchs
chains, rings, keys, pins, thimbles pencils, &c ..
made crd with neanss and despatch. No aCCnrt,ass
pvesh New yosk. nyain'ts
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MEDICAL ADVICE DOCTOR LAMERT is conf

MEDICAL ADVICE DOCTOR LAMEKT is conn
vl dentialy consulted his Office % ooia street, near
Fulton on all diseases Of private nature His treatment
being mild judcou requires neither mercury restraint
IN Diet or hudrance business. Debility, nervous or
constaons arising from indiscreet ndulgences OF the
passions causing nightly emissions, and, eventually, i'm
potency engages Doctors attention. his object being
restore the system that state OF vgcr nature originally
he patient being aware, cagsed BY msrestment and
sometimes caused by the neglect Of the parties them
selves is efectuslly cured.by Dr. letter., post paid,
edatey attended to, and medicine with
old street auii iw-r
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THE PRIVATE CHESTS,
FOR THE CONVE NIENC OF
TIP 9YEILERS MARINERS

ar those at distance, and who require private and
I npid cure DIR Ralph has contrived a little mahogany
lock and Key and his Prv.ts Treatise dued - the
trea ment with than sufficient for the Of any
case One little larger containing everything necessary
for the cure of both complaints peculiarly adapted
yeers They sent carefully wrapped to any distance
For particulars see Advertisement on the last page
au1
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WITHOUT MERCURY OR BALSAM--''Noc cure no
w pay.'-Dr. Cullen indian Vegetable Remedy Is the
sdicn, that failed secret diseases 81
every kind speedily and permanently although thousands
have IL within few months past sold wholesale
and retail AZ principal depot. No Murray street
Also al SO Bowry FULTON street, 3l Munfoe street
Ayenue d. and 1908 Hudson street. aull lm'r
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MEDICAL AID.

c,ppEDy CtJRE-DR GREGORY, No, , Roosevelt
y street successfully and radically curing his patents Of
disease in the astonishing shor' peroo -
to Ia,. Inv new snd easy method, recently discovered
a pe Iect cure ia hoit time may seem incredible 70
many Tnt those who will take the trouble 10 call above
will, he What here stated Is literally ana
practically rue. 49, a.
Medic mea or ther wishing purchase the secret are
informed the price has been raised $500 aulo iw~Hc
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auctedo long a. they sustain the existing system Of
credits and carefully guard against those things that
produced tho ovsrradng in 1895 and 1885, the revuon
OF 1897 and the prostitution for several years after there
VIII be very little danger Of realizing similar results
There was time when merchants from the most en-
reme sections Of the country could obtain any Of
goods in this Market upon any length ofcred without
having the first dollar Of capital the first qualification
for credit when the principal object of the merchants
Of s city appeared to be- who should sell the greatest
quuty Of goods and do during the year the largest
amount Of business. That time has passed by, and
trust forever return Of those principles of conduct
ing business, would assuredy result similar
quences Instead Of striving excel each other in the
extent Of business transacted, should be the aim of
each to do the safest and most profitable business in
stead OF figuring up at the end of each day. week. or
month, the amount Of goods sold-the same anxiety
should be manifested in looking after the quality Of their
bills receivable, more than the quantity.
The contemplated changes in the tariff will, undsubt
sdy have very material influence upon this springs
trade particularly upon the importation Of those goods
the duties which it is proposed to reduce. Our i'm
porters will not import any Of any description Of
merchandise hun they feel confident of disposing
and the supply of foreign produce and manufactures
therefore, likely to be reduced to the lowest point
This will give all fair start next spring We look upon
any movement tending to check too rapid expansion
of trade rather healthy than otherwise part.
cularly whom il does not nure any important interest
a fnHr CyeI~
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Aluminium, NuuiCH o low.
The President The D.6Scuty--A Skir.mirg 81 ne
Cream of the Senate's Discussioms Of the Qsssf'o''
Special aud Inisresting Account Of fhs Co"'e&
b:t,ocen Hay,uood Us. HanwegaH and AAs"-A
Cougar Springing into the. BiDosae-1,pse's a"a
Prospects Oft Oreg,n Qlestion-1hs Cas'ss0
Tfeason-Good Results Expected Of Ss"0s~ nas'
wood's Bill Of Fays-Postseips &c.
We orooo,, 10 expand little In this letter-to
look around us-to sound the shoals upon which wo
-. .,,,ndsd-.o examine the char,s-to take obser-
va.ion. and to ascertain the route to the harbor.-
From conflicting counsels, Captain Polk has osen
to keep the ship at anchor; but the north
,.s,s, increases in violence, and such 10 tho mani
fes, danger Of the anchorage. that the vessel must
be gotten off or be drii.ed among the orsaIsn.-
Head the ship to 40, shouts Haywood. Or you an. are
lat: bear up boldly to 81 40, cries Hanne9an, or you
viii 90 down to damAaton 80 deep that tne resof-
rection won't wake you! Steady, ooys' ssesay, y.
erposes Father Richie. in his priesty ropes wim
his be ads Of Office, and his Jesuifs cross ke gusrd
chains dangling upon his bcsom-sseady steady,
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Died.

On Sunday afternoon, WILLIAM HooPLr, son OF John
and Jane Gray, aged year, month. and is days.
The relatives und friends of the family are invited to
attend the funeral without further invitation from 20
Eas' Broadway, this Tuesday, afternoon at half past
3 O'Clock.
On Monday morning, at New Dorp, Staten Island,
JAMES GUroN, Esq, aged 6s years.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from bis late residence Wednes
day, the llth inst, at o'clock, p. M.
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PALMOS OPERA HOUSE.
Chambers Street.

FTNHE ETHEOtINN HAKMONISTS, Messls. FLAVIN,
1 RICE, RAYMOND, NEAL & ST ANLEY, respectfully
to the ladies ad gentlemen Of New York that they
have arrived in the city ton their way fulfil southern
gssemenl and have made sngemens 20 give one Grand
March 10TH which they will their budget
ofnew Songs Glees Choruss &C. &c accompanied by the
crowded and delighted audiences
Cards Of Admiration Is only Seats be secured
the BoxO Office from II A. M. till p M Doors at T.
Concert o commence nj 8. milo ltSia
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Weekly Report or deaths.
In tho city end county Of New York. from the 2th day
February to the 7th day of March, 1876.

Apopley, ?; AphySis. i DIeedinE; l; Bleeding from
Y.ehi;s q z zcacesr i Casualties: CSn,nmpton,
rln tremens 2; Darrhaa, !; Dropsy I; Dropsy the
head ie DIopsy IN the chest q Drowned q Dysentery
psra Fever remen Fever, scarlet, 2, Fever typhoid,
; rsser caansestye q Heart disease Of 81; hooPng
nation Of bowels: 8; afammston Of chest nammaton
cardium, Il inflammation Of stomach, Il Inflammation Of
throst Inflammation of liver ns,nity q Intempance,
Poison, Scrcula Small pex. 9; Suicide. 2; Teethinp
Iumo 3 liberation Of the emach. Il Urknown,i To
tai. lsA.
Ase-under year 4e Ito 3yeaIs le 20 s. Is; to 10,
10 to & 20to 80 al 30 20. 29 20 So to 6o l0
6oto TO- b 7otoe, s; 50 to 90, 2; unknown,l.
c6RNELius b. xRCHER. Cit; inspector ,s
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CAUTION.
lanes g: MASON'S SPANISH BLACKING LABEL
- COUNTERFEITED Shippers, Merchants, and the
Pablc gensrsy aeeqssnmsd 70 pSehs.e use MAsON's
fully requested examine ths LABELS Of Blackng Boxes
and ascertnn IL the NAME Of JAMES 8. MASCN thereon
his Spanish Backing Labels have been copied every
pcuaI the name and location only excepted by
posing their condence in ia, or Of Msson DiscEins The
style and form Of the engraving and lettering the and
Mason Challenge Blackng labelled Spanish
TO PREVENT FRAUD for the future Jas g. Mason will
place his ssnaturs the labels Of every boz Of B,ckng
r,ence manufacurer the extent and variety Of his
chnery and other facilities afford him advantages
other Backing Manufacturer the United States
Orders for BLACKiNG and WHITING INK, Of the best
JAMES s. MASON,
mi 2w e0dsrc 192 North Third street.
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LOOK AT THIS

LOOK AT THIS.
sEhLIEG oEE @ @E0R Less @ THAN FIRST COST.
1shoes to make for lsrge supply Of French Goods
now the comprising cork sole Boots proof and
Lsdys Gasr: Bushes Slipper. Tie: patent Leather white
Rubbers and Ovehoes &c. &c all Of which will be sold
= M CAuII.I..
r,rRvp
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GRNIN'S FASHIONABLE HATS.

-. FUN IHE ENSUINO SfhlN0,
a. Pss nov ready for inspection t BaoAPwAy opposite
usT PUBLISHED, Pnce 80 cents At the Beacon Once,
e. , tIsnklin Square. New York-The QUARTERLY
BEACON edited O. Vale Contents-Spirt Of the Times:
Swedenbogsm with the Hi'tory Of i,s Founder Tine with
from the Latin work; Elsnents Of Asonomy and A.
onomca Gard; Ephemers of the Panets the year 1876
1 Each Of the above works for sale pamphlet form.
For sale also Of Liberal Works 2w eod-rc
art Hardnge respectfully the public tAa he
%EsoNs ins H.
ssbls and expeditions ,,.,sm Gf sao:r.H.rD wnITrso
Tuesday usday and Friday evenings Of two successve
weeks The first Lesson will be given hundred
names shall have been Obtained o which dne notice
$50 each will be swarde to those Members Of he ta.. who
Will send the evening Of imparng the h lesson
two best Local CoNUNpRuM written the Characters Of
System and bearing the adEess Of the writer
viii be nominated and chosen By the Class judge
the aptnes. and wit contained all sent in
which will be read to them by the Ctamas Of COMMIT
tee The Watches be at Saxton Mes book store
disposed 20 participate in the above and amusing
Course OF the following Gentlemen have been made
agents for the sale of who will be responsible the
Of money paid should accident
telding the be able wr.e every in the Ian
guage according to- the principes Of the system Mr.
ss,sh cs'f at the odcs Of lhs TItgns NJ Taylor Of the
York Hotel Tickets for the So: Ladies 81
The following unsolicited editorial notice appeared in the
New York Tribune January 2o sis"Mr Hardinge gave his
evening last He answeed the satisfaction OF his audience
many objections which raised by different Individually
and seemed entirely master CT his subject class small
REID very readily Photographic chsracters such sem
blackboard by the Lecturer mi 2w eod.rc
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BIGELOW'S NEW ENGLAND EXPRESS
FOB Fjtehburg, Keens, Greenfield Battlehoro, Windsor
= Woodstock, Montpelier, and Burlington V aud the Ca
nadas All Packages Parcels and business the above
towns any Of the Of New Hampshire
and will be faithfully If directed TO the
care Of L. BIGELOW, Court street, Boston.
NB-Be sure to mark Packages Of "Bigelowb EY-
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8. BASSETT FRENCH.
COUNSELLOR AT LAW, attends all the courts held in
the city of Richmond and county Of Virginia;
Mcdowell governor Of Yirgnia His E1cell@ey John .
tornsy General w. 81 Hon. Sidney BAXTER Attorney
raj Va Hon John Jones' late Speaker H. T. U. g., Hon
G., Va Hon James A. Seddon, NJ. c., Va; Hon. Cleo W.
York
NBMr Hudson will take charge Of any papers int nded
for Mr French and forward same to him safely.
do 9SaN3mtT
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PARK THEATRE.
MRS. sEGUIN, MR.. FRAZER, AND MR. sEGUlN,
Assisted x Xss Nm Nh. L MARbIk MnahHk N o''"
Tuesday evening, March 10,
DSN TS r sXsaU@TE. RssaiJ%fd
Don s.;. ra,quals M A. sfEsi. %
Doctor M.laie.ia M5 Meyer
IL conclude VIII.
Price Of Adni.:o..bci.:, 81; fii. 50 @sll.ry'
Deer * o'clock ard Ia. Curtain will ri.. precisely
BOWERY THEATRE.
A. W. JACKSON. MANAGER AND rROPRIE7oB.
rpSuSpf sS4SP feoeNBISAIlSY e5NAHIElSSYy.
the ss:.y Ss2Ess:z Essnns. s ;s ms4sS iS
The Performance viii Iy%STSss yeVSSTs9ss with the Drama Of
Isaac; ;.-.:..... ............ MIR J II Scott
The Black Knight .Bl,nsheId aS.AS
TsdnG :. ...'.' ''...'....... ...-.... Shanfrau
ai sin BIZ fs'asB ss as Bo: dalj:it p..snHSi cs1f
%s%S,.: '' ........:::.......:.: " @ A;d.sssy..
Locnsiey. .................;;. Proctor.
ts,dy .,dyv Rowsna ........ Mr. sI!ir, sPhilii,:.
Nj FaTsll.. sms ........:...w M H.dswsy.
,hsysI e.ai:-seeond and TSs Tiers. cts.
Door. viii opea e half s-cur,ain will r.. att
CARD OF ADVERTISEMENT
MATlONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
Chestnut STREET PHILADELPHIA.
Ms. wELca ssiI n SASS A%sesasSfS' aASD 6kLAvAN;
sxPerienced America in order f6l their
Baltimore and Warrington Among the artstss
gseed IN their large may be found the following
MIS- LOUISA HOWARD. principal ae. Equestrian, and
premiere artistic in delneations
K bs Wo6
Hons, and les Ailsmaades Franssiss and rsnsr move
ments Of squation.
Tight Rope Dancer and Equestrian perormer Miss OUiSA
HT1sR;l Male Eqgs'gssa, Mssr' LEVI NORTH Tv
First Eqursran Psntomimist, JrC. ROGERS.
Backyard Riding. after the Italian invention, BY SI0
The RIVERS FAMILY-remarkable for their high talent
III NATIiANS, Eauestri,n Director, and tive and five
HSs hSs1h y puPs aIs C1fsds and Issls ra'so'
Iist Yauser Of the Troupe, MR MCFARLAND.
9oMns G19ullsr; MssRs sSS fUstnss1 Mr. "a g PHNsAR
Ring Master. Mr. X NICHOLS.
wE%YER. iS%,f ERRo'ail''' MhssAs KELLY AA1AAor ''d
Stage Manager, Mr. FREER
from all parts of the world and continual series Of the most
magnificent Pantomimes and spectacles Of high
lebrity.
Leader es!r q the Or S,ehs,;5; SsS NJ W,sHy MEYER
sumptuous Wardrobe OF all the nations in the world
comDessd u the very first style q excellence TIE suits q
LET2INGER. @ HiLSEY Co 49, =
full and talented company Of high dramatic e!ceencs
and for wake and effects the
tended BY twelve and BY fourteen rough riders
Inc Doo Of the Circus and Theatre always opened at
hspsss g. and the performances invariably commence az
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Second Board.
New stock Exchange.
Married.

Married.
On the 7th March, by the Rev. Mr.. Smith, Mr.. CoRNE.
Lrus H. RoBBINs, of Delaware, to Miss MARY LOUISA
CARROLL, Of this city.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL

UNITED STATES HOTEL,
Pc, ps.msylnGnia - AysMu<, Ipashington City,D. C.
establishment respectfully tender their thanks to the pub.
c for the liberal support they have given and confidently
snsd to the public The house stqs.s
and to the Railroad Depot and he
Capitol capable Of three hundred Cuests
for the winters The paor ladies apartments
nave oeen eegany unIshsdthe ladies' ordinary taseuy
hs: been e adapt the comfort
Inc dining hall one OF the commodous and light.
By day and night in the Union Our OF servants are
polite active obedent and well disciplined Briefly.
hdenty challenge the judgment OF discriminating public
the traveller. ~ y
Charges heretofore 81 50 day Permanent boarders
times. TYLER BIRCH
ms 3m eodsrc
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LOOKING GLASS PLATES.
RI ANIME OSTHEIMER, Importers, No. Bank street.
fhiladelpha have just received by this port
and New York full Of Looking Glass Plates
p;5y pSy y S to Sy Also Toilet sl;..e. Plated spsetaes.,
States with variety of other French German goods
which they offer at the lowest market prices.
ia11 2me0d ehz
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GRAND
MISCEL ANEO,US CON E r I /,

WILL. be given the Minerva Ro Broadway
w Thursday Evening, March 18th ROBT NORRIS.
liz sa % G ~
agel that he will give his Annual Entertainment at the above
gaged the following talent:rs Newton, the shed
vocalist from the Philharmonic Concers Miss Adair, the
much admired and popular songstres Sig. Valenni
wonderfa 9,ari.t Vocalist and ven,I!oqu.t M Celins
the pleasing Ballad Singer; Friend who well known
be Vocalist; X Norris the mi, inspiring
cient Comic Singer and Sig KobIe who will preside
piano forte Mr. Morris has Published book Of his
Song which WILDE offered At the door and during the inter
cured at the principal Music Stores Broadway and utthe
Of the weather. Doors open and the Concert
commence precisely at u before milo 3-m
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~ Mo1iCE TO TIE PUBLIC IN 0ENERAL-Tbe sub.
scrhcr after enlargnG his premises s now prsnarea ~
Clean Carpets Of eyery description TO 100 yards with
rnpihe ~ cents ~>r yard Brusses cents Der
Dresses dyed washed from cents to SI Co.s
csnts Il SMITH. ~ NIo6 IL
F,b-AHms oesn' ~ hnsrc
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FTTS!1 FITS!

A
standing, cured within the last three months by useng
lvans Vegetable Exrac and before the Mayor
the city Of New York March the 7ih instant
10 III WHOM may concem Il hereby testify that have
be impossible for me to describe my suerngs have
auersd through the various Of this dreadful
n the most awful manner and vervfsqusuy have
medical skill OF physicians without receiving
any benefit Whatever have always been trying every
Syt.o cslsdl could hss Of unfit AL hopes
rather than life length heard that lvsns Vegetable E
tract making wonderful Of this dreadfu
DI. iysns Hart and Ieprssented my case 70 them be-
hope revvedyes, thank God health revived too per
severed 10 the Of this about three months and
through the tessng Of the Almighty the used
rescr to health. would chesifny recommend; nay,
"nc 20 sn no a.. No 20 on.
shsl be happy to who would wish
with this subject my residence ee New
YWk. WILLIAM n PARSELLS
sworn before me- this 7th day OF March, A. D. ,l96,
mrI0 1msr W. f. HAVtRNEYER Msvor
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TO TRUNK MAKERS
TRUNK BOARDS-lo,ooo lbs Trunk Boards, of superior
quality and numben Just fecsv ed and for sale by
PERSSE & BROOKS,
and Nssasu stYaet
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100000, $4,000, $4,000, 1000, g, 900 q, ,OOO7
92,5OO, $4,000, 81, 500, 81, 900,
40 LEND ON BOND AND MORTAGE-The above
sums Of good productive real in this city
Office Of Pesrcek Co. basement
N B-Call b the hours Of . and Il o'clock or be
and O'Clock p NJ i71lmSre