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New spring Goods.

UST RECEIVED IN.
J Super black and colored Cloths d Cassimeres
Do Merino and Mnrsees Vestngs
Do Jeans Gambrohns and Drillings
DO Bereges, Lawns, and Ginghams
Do Chintzes, Calcoes, and Muslins
Alpncas and Plaid Silks .t.r..
Furniture Caicoes and Curtain MusIns
" White Cambrics and Plaid Muslins
Shaws and Scarfs a.,
Fancy Handkerchefs, Gloves and Mits
Blcachsd and Brown Sheetng and Shirtlng
Cottons
Bed-tickings, Osnaburgs
Penitentiary Plaid Cotons and Checks
While and colorcd Cotton Hose, assorted.
Together with almost every article usually Kept
in Dry-Goods Store Bargains, and no mistake
Call at WIN. M. PERRY'S,
I'd door west Of 7th street, opposite Centre Market
april g-tfs FIX
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LUMBER AND WOOD.

7 HAVE on hans, and shall be daily receiving, .
| supply of all kinds of Lumber and Wood,
which, as shall sell for Cash only am deter
mined to sell at low prices All persons, therefore,
in want, are respectfully invited to give me call.
GEORGE COLLARD,
t" 9th street and Missouri Avenue
" D. Having determined to do business for
cash only, it becomes necessary to close all ou,-
standing accounts Immediately. therefore re-
spectfully call on all those indebted 10 mo to csL
and settle up either by paying the money giving
their notes. .0s a# G.. C..
;una III.
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BOOKS FOR SALE,
By u. Ward & Son, at their New Store on
Penn Avenue, near Railroad Depot.

By u. Ward q Son, at their Ne,O Store or
Penn. Avenue, near Railroad DEPOT.
School Books.
Emersons Arithmetic, Parts l. 2. and 3; Mitch
ellis Geography and Atlas; Wehster's. School DIG
tionary; Websters Large svo. Dictionary SchoD-
ars' Companion; Hazen's Spelep and De&ucr;
Smiths Arithmetic; English Reader; SnsitA's En-
glish Grammar Parley's Common School History;
Goodrich's History of the United States; Good.
rchs History of France; Wilson's United States
Robbins Outline Of History. z aa9
Temperance Books.
Life of John b. Cough; Weddr ar Davs. Jesss
Johnson and His Times; Autop biography Of Re-
formed Drunkard Death by ,.deassre; Il Will Not
Lajure Me; The Drunkarp Doom; War of 1000
Years; Young Mans C.uids.
Kep gioas Books.
opwe' r,s'o,y OF the Popes; World Display
eo' naywafos Book Of Religion; Hnfo MS His
tory Of BAPTISM Bsckus Church History : Co1a'a
Lie OF ldelanchon Watts and Rppont collection
o' hymns; Halls Help to Zions Trave .ers; White
leads Life Of Wesley, with an intre' .ucton by T.
Q. Stockton; Christian WorlJ, by rev. C, Stock
ton; Bible Companion.
.dane' JUS 6ooks.
schon,no' I,,.'A Pocket Library Confessions .. =
Flos.' .ster; Art o. Conversng, Sonethinss NsS'
mo Flowers; Russes France Cons Asaptiot
revenied chaso's Trials History Of sncasiss Suss
COUNTY; Bible ouadrupeds, Historical e, ,',sofs fs
m Re Thoughts; Washnsto City DfectoftYp soI IA
Forces Picture of Washington, Cohsrt 50 =
e. rectory for l84e; Fosters Practical Bos seop.,
re Scare, Guide de e. 70 knowledge Nsosa. sovF
;, Together with many othor useful. ,e Rea
y y @s,p,,;. cheap # '6f ofrss, g." Boo aI..
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OUCH Of our customers desirous of set
D ting their accounts By cash or notes, can DO
SO at the store until after Monday, goth instant !;
after that time can be found on street, directly
in the of the store, where their accounts can
be settled until after lst August next, when all un-
settled accounts will be placed in the hands of an
officer for immediate settlement ! hope there will
be no complaints after this notice.
8. PARKER,
Fancy Store, between 9th and 10th streets,
july 20-3t - Pennsylvania avenue.
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.JIJS,r RECEIV ED.

NOW landing cargo of White Pine Lumber,
" consisting of Al, Cd and s-4 Select and COM
mon cuttings, Hemlock Rails. Cherry, Ash, Poplar.
and Maple together with general assortment OF
building materials, which will be sold low Tor CASH
or short notes. 8I4t1 aiFs .>a.ng ,sats7 htuhl +
FOR RENT.-Two nearly new 3 story brick
houses on lltb street, between g and h streets.
Enquire at the Lumber Yard, 18th street and Ca
nal. s.ar sire ga5. WARD d. LEHMAN. 4
June l-tf 3s-a
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CHOICE READING.

If you enhghten the people, donot forget that this
is but half the work. Let them be made viruous and
religious, yo, leave them exposed to danger
than they were before" rs ~
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g. ECKLOFF d. SONS,
M E CHANT TAIL RS,

South side Of Psnnsyl,ania avenue, betyeen l2th
NJ. gfq47 4! and 1874 streets, hl8 s,Hl5
JITOUID respectfully call the attention of the
w public to their assortment of Spring and
Summer Goods, Of the latest styles. They believe
,,em to I've unsurpassed in beauty and fabric
II is suggested to all who are in want Of articles
in our line to examine our goods, prices, SSo We
have no doubt they will be fully satisfied Of the aci
,ha, our goods, cut finish and prices, uncxcep.
tonable in all their requisites eia n1s eia y
We have al all times large and fashionable as
sor,ment of READY MADE CLOTHING on
hand, Of our own make, which we can with conf
dence recommend as being Of superior finish which,
together with an assortment Of Fancy Articles, rem
ders our stock we'll wothy the attention. Of the
public. a.ss.t, u
april 2s-tf. MAT. Intelligencer cod lm.l
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II. 1UV ANDO IWT No E4p Y II
w. Chloride SsA;lJs,

far,y Hee "A Card. a1E 8IGHEU
HNHE undersigned, considering himself duly
l. qualified, offers his services to the citizens
of Washington ior the drawing Of plans and spe-
cifcations Of dwelling or other houses, and also
rneasurer Of builders work Charges moderate.
II may be consulted between the hours Of and
IL o'clock, A. NJ, at Mr.. Purdy's Office, Lumber
Yard, 7th street, Market-House square. hoh '}fa u
fob 27-tf JOHN @. HARDNESS.
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CUMBERLAND COAL. from the celebrated
" mines of the Maryland Mining Compa-
ny, and of quality better than any heretofore Of
fered in this market, can I've had by the car oad or
smaller quantity at ]. PURDY'S
aus 4. Coal and Lumber Yard Centre-market
feb 6--tf I.tF #..N # #. .bIUHa NH4t .a...a
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nENNIS PUMPHREY'S Livery Stable, cor
j J ner Of 9th and C. streets Horses and Car
riages to hire. Horses taken at livery, and kept
in the best manner. isl 4.egs.i n daUa III q l7
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BUSINESS CARDS.

.li I BENJAMIN HOMANS,
AuctiOneer and Commission Merchant,
Bettoeen 10Th and llth Streets Jtro,ting Penn
sylUGaid Auelue.
Sales Of Real Estate, Furniture, and Personal
Property, attended to at any place within the city.
march eff
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A NDREW J. JOYCE, Horse Shoeing and
IN Smithing Establishment, successor to John
Daley, corner of l4th and E streets, near Fuler's
Hotel. Thankful for the patronage he has receiv
ed from liberal public, he solicits continuancs
of the same. d sl5. ja s'jGE4i l6Eti 1gi
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LOOK THIS WAY EVERY BODY:
Painting done by the art of Hocus Pocus.
HNHOMaS HILTON, House, Sign, and Ona.
Il mental Painter. Old Chairs repainted and
Furniture vanished. He will be ready for the
prompt execution Of work at all times, on the most
reasonable terms Shop on 18th street, between
g and III streets. .,. Nu E## march I2-tf
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TAKE NOTICE.

Concluded in our rert.
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RHEUMATISM .

and stiffness Of the joints sweng Of III muscg
known need description msy be ehectuay rei soved by
the use OF CHAs H. RINGS Compound syrup OF Hydro
date Of Potassa, Sarsapsr,Ila and yellow Dock
The efficacy Of these ingredients indispucbl, auS by
their Judicous admixture remedy ormed that
aboyenamed complaints almost Infafjble
cure or the great numbers who have tested rfues
has done without yeceving decided bcnef T. wick
fact together with rapidly Increasing cousumpt son.
be considered the best criterion OF excellence that remedy
possess.
This is also the best preparation which ca be
poyed 20 remove complaints the mcr
curry and that cass diseases of the ii On nd
eating impure state Of the blood.
Prepared only by,CHAs H. RING. 100 Broadway, eorpsr
Of John ST. New York sNIrC rh
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The General Van Ness Case.

~,
Immediately the meeting Of the court this morning
Miss SERENA CONNER beg the lady's pardon for mis-
spelling her name yesterday was crossexamined by
MIR. Bradley for dee ndant Her mother to live
Missouri three years agowas absent from home
when she broke on the avenue Lived On the avenue
nine Does not remember how long the judges OF
whether than not does not recoliect
Judge Baldwin boarding there nor any other judges in
the year before. Remembers Col Stambaugh SIX years
ago. when mother lived on the avenue he occupied
back room adjoining the parlor Mr.. Gordon, Of New
York. never boarded there. The maiden name OF her
aunt whose house she stopped at Green Valley, in
Virginia. Eliza Parsons she married in Virginia
Has an aunt IN Virginia who lived with her mother at
time. This art OF the testimony not distinctly
heard, owing to position Judge Harris Of Rhode
Does not know whether there was a contract of mar
rsge between Judge Harris and her mother. Her mo-
Their did go Rhode Island in 1874; believe she
to New HamPshire does not know whether her mother
went to Rhode I,land; her mother absent month
two In the Of 1874; in 1913 her mother was
absent several months thinks her mother went in Jsnua-
ny aud returned in May or June; her mother not
keeping boarding house at that time but friends board
ed with them when the city crowded; other sold
out in ls42, and went to live Missouri July
1913; could not that the judges had consultation
room before mother sold out; the of 1914,
August mother lett the city the nor,h mother told
her she going 10 Vermont; before going Pbiadel
ph Judge Brce boarded at the houses In the spring oil
hspa .s young gentleman don't recos ssa P fhy
pha at III o'clock al night went to Crims; a. MIS-
saw persons with whom they thought they were iamsr
and had seen in Washington can't say wno ,
mother went TO Post Office before she lett Crms IN he
course Of conversation with Mrs Gum, MIs cin gave
reason why they should procure anoiner poaraiDg
house, was not when ,ne o have no reco
lection whetber IL was late Or early breakfast; went
ont after breakfast TO look for another boarding
house Mrs Grim lives ana h. din
mar thinks that Mrs Moulder received witness there
when she went they we're shown 70 their room mother
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Movements OF Travellers.

The following includes the whole Of ysstsrdays arr
walls at the underline ntioned hotels:-
AMEKIcAN-N Hayden, Florida; It. Amy, u. 8. Navy
g. Mendenhall, Chsrles.on; 8, Lamb Mobile; J. Cotter
do; w Buckle, U. 8. Army, j.. Van Buren, Albany; j..
Hitchcock Buffalo; MIR Hart, Three Rivers, Canada; NJ
Browne, Michigan y. Logan, Philadelphia.
AsToa-R bergen, Trinidad De Cuba q. Husscy
Nav Bedford H. Steeans Boston Mr.. Colt Patterson
M Cabron, Nashville MIR. Mckenzie, st Louis r.
Lucas H Lucas. Charleston; Mr. Doggstt, Boston Mr.
Potter, Princeton; A. Hinckly, Troy ~ Middleton,
Charleston; w. Crafts, Sergeant Hill, G. Warren
A. Hsrdy, George Dannah Boston d. Humphrey, Al
bany; II. Mckenzie, M. Hall, Canada Mr. Carter Man.
chester; J. Benneld, Oswego.
CITY.-K. Randolph, Cambridge; III. Alexander, New
York; f. Dallas, U. y. N Dr. McCowen, do 4 Evans
Upper Canada Joseph Cooper. Baltimore, james Harri
son. Liverpool; w Haynes, New Orleans, NJ. Bstterby
Z. Hayes, Fort Columbus; r. Carter, New
York; & Peasants, Philadelphia; Hon John GREGG Ca
nsnds,gua, f. Espe, Phisdslphia.
FaAsKLir-D bhenhard, Md; +. Bacon, Litchfeld;J
Tucker, Mobile; Beach, do; Smith, Burlington
Mumford; II Mcclellan, Phila j. Sander.
son, 90 Fell, Lancaster; Q. winsew, Boston; st.
HowAnp.J r. Dsrg, Boston; A Atkinson. do; g. Hires,
DO; o. L. Lestor, do; Jacobson, do; H. Herkman, New
Brunswick; NJ. Liulefeld, N. o.: 3. May, ST. Louis;
w. Harrison, Savannah; n. Howe, Worcester; 7. Hyde,
n desville, r. Mcclellan, Hudson; 7. Tower Water
viile3 I. g. Taxton, Utica; J. Glmour Pha.; W. Dix
Baltimore, 4. Smith Phla.; ID. Brigham, Boston; w
Veitch, Phila; Hsig, Baltimore
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nAfsirlmE ACcUmmUDAriory.

KID M M M
ROCHE, BROTHERS b Co.
ARRANGEMENTS
Remtaaces and Passage from Britain and Ireland
by the
BLACK BALL, OR OLD LINE OF LIVER
POOL PACKETS.
Sailing rom Liverpool on the LIST and 18th Of month
Also, BY first class American ships weekly
Persons sending TO the Old Country for their friends
the Black Ball Old Line OF Liverpool Packets Ealing
from Livepo the Is and 10th of MONTH Also,
first class ships sailng from that port weekly which
ssen Mr. Roche Senior there, will without
delay.
The Black Ball. Old Line Of Liverpool Packets com
prise the following magnificent ships and will sail from Liv
ergocs on the regular appointed days, as follows =
EIpELbbfA lat January, iss May Isl September
S SEW X9RK. Isl February, IS jane, i,s October
6Q2EkssHIRE I;t March. i a July. Is November
SSAaNNsfFlaRSME April 81 Aug L, December
P.SThe public respectfully notified by desire Of the
owners Of the Black Ball. Old Line Of Liverpool Jackets
from them advertise bring passengers by line
and that they only regular authorised
Of said line IN this city.
We have sale drafts sight for shy amount
drawn direct the Royal Bank Of Ireland Dublin; on
Messrs Prescott Grote Ames Co Bankers London which
principal towns throughout England, ireland SeSssd and
Wales
Apps5sf address 81 lss;st2 90 2siLEe
ROCHE, BROTHERS q Co.,
80 Fulton street. N. " neyt door the Fulton Bank.
The ofioeof Mr. Roche. senr., sat rs Dublin street,
I.ve mol
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II UNDUN PIcEies Sauces and Mustard -CRd sSE q
~ BLACKWELLs- $50 dor Of every variety, jss, Iande
per ship Chrtiana, direct from the manufactures For sal
by WIN. J SNYD. Gls,
p2l str 1G5 Front u tars.
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MPALO ALTO CuAMpA

"PALO ALTO CHAMPAGNE"
A N INVOICE of this Patriotic and Delicious Wine
"A has Jug, been received BY the subscriber TO which
attention Of Hotel Keepers and Private 0enemsn u Invite
Fer sale An lots 10 suit purchasers, by
X. b. DAILY importer Of Vines &c
~ msvr~ ~ RvoaA
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CANCER-A CERTAIN CURE.

THIS dreadful disease hs' been repvstedly and complete
y eradicsted from the human by DIS Corlis and
Shepard Nos Murray EfsctuaIly ed-a life time
The disease will in the atent tested
by them Ds G. T. have cured the foIowr amongst hun
dreds Of other patients col H. W. Jeagin. OF Jenagin
Ala Mrs Ssroh KiehaIdson. Lant Georgias Charles w
Smith, Taboon do; Hon Neal Zebulon do; Mn Eliribeth
Flounoy, Iaboon dol DR. TernlI All hese
and all have been completely ed within
the last FIVE by Drs e. y They have raj cases
under successful in New York Ia instance
have they failed perfect Certificates from the
ties be 10 Murray ard they eonhd emily
ferred to by DRS. SHEPARD 4 co. VLlS.
u Address No. 10 Murray st., New York.
M cod, mSr
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THE EVE.
THE EYE.
mr. WHEELER, Oculist, % Greenwich street, near the

nR. WHEELER, Oculst, 90 Greenwich street. near the
Battery, devotss his exclusive attention disease: of
the Eye and Ophamic Surgery and assures the public that
there the diseases which the hu
disorders Of that which
essentially relieved cured by him. The number Of
undoubted testimonials which can he seen at his once will
satisfy the public that his practice not exceeded either
extent by that III other Oeus in the United
States.
Artificial Eyes for sale. aud which will be inserted
reasonable terms.
Once hour, from SAM to O'Clock M after which he
visits outdoor patients.
pamphlet containing remarks diseases Of the Eye
with numerous instances Of ueu cures effected by Dr.
Wheelers mode OF treatment I've had gfaiuousy bis
residence the will be forwarded u making
apple him by letters post pard. o6eodzmSr
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N INVOICE of this Patriotic and Dsliciou. Wine
g .fs4
For sale an lots TO 'Dt Gu1Ssh,..,sr', BY
Jhrf eslsUr, lNSU AANUE UUNlfANY.
ov'i's No ~ WALL IT. orrosIrr rssFMsscHAHrs'
THIS Company insure against loss or damage
asra goods and and every
personal property also against loss damage BY inland nj
i; X. Robson, NJ. r. Joseph Drake.
Nose: Tucker. James sassn T. el Holmes,
s ssSs 3 t fs@., i M:. (; nsHH"'
''',o 1' "".a Rho sss e..
srHE L3Ny , ,sLANp lNsukANtE uvNrANf.
WITH SURPLUS.
CONTINUES to take risks buildings. machinery, msr
be In Il:
est confsgTatons that have occurred the country
ths which they have Away. prssti.sd Of
snd pss the
The Company take special care to notify their customers
New York, of all erpiIstiSHs q Poliee.;
ns imisrc E. FINN, Secretary.
MONEY LENT.
Sums gold and silver Watches, Diamonds. Plate
PERSONAL 11ep:rg oH AZ 6x
% w III 4.
90 imsme. ne " ''-' '''' " '''s''S wv ''n'
E;"s 6s
s,, ~. % ssS;i w,,n c. :,;..
ALEXANDER's ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
OF ls46.
THIS new and popular LaudIi,ir Dye .inee it. intro
and the subscribers would inform public that still further
i.neon;y and neither washes of .oii. the clothes
cry q yosiI i: is"ss viii e
Gi Fulton es I'd M.%
streets; J 8 Aspnwa. William and johnson, Moore,
g. IL Ph.a
nls2w.nc
PREMIUM SHAVING SOAP
THE Genuine Walnut Oil Military Shaving Soap, manu-
been M s hi s 6e
public ssaas either s. various got
Up
nsa' III Ts;' S SESSH II 'PSWLER
General Agents for Dr Foord cseb,ted Electoral syup
diseases Of the lungs mis- lm.rc
UNION HOUSE.
I'D ins s eenrs the
village Of Springfield Mass win open the
an ~ @ a. 9Sss sf
adv ntaGes TO all travelling through prngheld for
Hos s:R. ns u.
scrber respectfully his old friends and patrons and
''l'''' - N'' nun '''' '''' 3 j. sEMAN
Springfield. July "a. 1886 au3 smsr
HOLMES KITCHEN RANGES
IHE popre presenting the above Rang the pub
L lie, warrants them perform the purposes for which
they purchased and If they will be removed free
Of to the purchaser Numerous references
be given wishing purchase The prices
range from IS to Is dollars.
Crates patterns for Pnrors. Offices and Bed
Rooms.
stoves-Ha, Office, and Bed Room Stoves, stOvepipes,
&c &c.
Tin WareBright, plain and japanned They have
at all times ready set CRATES and boilers Also
smokey chimneys cured-no cure no pay.
A. GILHOOLY and SON,
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P.W. BYRNES & CO. IS
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL EMIGRATION
ID W. BYRNEs 4 Co. of Liverpool, are desrous or,n.
forming the public Of the United States that they
nnue despatch line Of first class Ships and Packets
month; and the l2h 10th for Philadelphia and on the
s,h and goth to Boston, and stated periods Baltmore
also to New Orleans during the healthy by any Of
out without disappointment delay this being the Oldest
aud large the passenger trade Liverpool
snd having found the importance OF direct Agency the
the fne DIS Of the coming the immediate
respondence with respectable establishment from whom
they rely for attention. and favor towards their relations
lesv1ng he old
P. W. BYRNES s co. offer many advantages to passen
which Others have empted direct communities
uon by he ships from Ireland to the United Saes they
have invariably vessels during the spring from Dublin Cork
Waterford Belfast and Londonderry, by which means emf
grants saved much trouble by being shipped
own seaport also that of being landed Of
the ports OF the United States which ships trade from Ii
+. w. BYRNES * co. have agents in all the seaport
towns IN lreaad from whence leave for Liverpool
and IN many oil the interior who
emigIans on embakauon, and by whom money be
paid that may be required to upcure stores, &c.
The who act for thBCompany the United States
NEW YoRK-Mr. Edward Saul, 50 South, corner of
B0STON-Mr W. r. Mckay, 50 Nib street.
Observation-Disclosures II. C. Craig & Co., Market
BALTIMORE-Mr. George Law.
NEW ORLEANS-Mr. John Toole.
DRAFTS AND EXCHANGE Drafts for any amount, payable
and also all the principal Of England Scotsnd
without discount
For particulars of terms apply to
r. w. BYRNEs & Co..
"'"' e' r W. BYRNRs ( CO.. orr
81 lmsm 36 Waterloo Road, Liverpool.
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CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNl1 VRE
WANTED.
AIDES Gentlemen having superfuous &c " ON
II clothing furniture dispose IT. obtain fair ~sh
price for the BY applying the subscriber his
dence through the Office, which will be punctua
attended TO. NJ 8. COHEN, 50 Duane
n: Ladies can be attended to By MRS. Nj. s. Cohen.
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GUNS AND BOWIE KNIVES-l00 sins. End dou bic
" barrel ducking Guns suitable for the present
200'doubl barrel cooking Guns.
400 assorted single barrel Guns common fine.
3ooBowie Knives substantially made intended for
ice.
200 seEeoekng revolving Pistols of barrels.
Foraale by A. w. SPIES X CO.,
81 Maiden lane,
ng Articles Of every kind n8 lms ire
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
II I'm DELLUC. nephews of T. e late B.SOUILLARD,
would respectfully inform the public that they the
ard OF ly ces.ors PLACE x SOUTHLAND. lie
Druggists Of city and that they st continue
the business of and under the firm of
DELLUC & CO., SUCCESSORS TO PLACE & SOUL
LARD, the old established by the said Place
Soulard Nos Park Row and SCI Broadway and that thev
have connection with any other cstablshmo N
New York October 23d, 1876. az m+r
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SHAWL WAREHOUSE,
10. l76 Pearl St
7vHE PROPRlETORS OF this Establishment invite pur-
chasers to examine their extensive collection, raging
a shawl 20 the India camels hair
$50 Dealing excusvely the article Of Shaws,
aL IL the interest Of buyers account oil the large
we'll the low at which
sslliI g, by the case, dozen or single one.
JOHN L. HENDERSON CO.,
ns lIusr l76 Pearl street.
SPERM CANDLES, OILS, FRUITS, &c.
CUPEHIOR Sperm Candles at Is cts ID; winter bleach
- cd Sperm Oil at 81 gallon; good white Lamp Oil
IS cts white Solar do 62H cts, with very large sock Of
whoesa and retail very low prices Goods delivered to
any part OF the city free Of charge, by
y o. FOWLER, Grocer and Tea Dealer,
$50 and I7s Greenwich, and 76 Vesey SITS.
Alsoa large vorment Of cheap white aud brown Sugars
m
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LEFT OFF WARDRO BE AND FURNITURE
WAN FED.
AIDES or Gentlemen pbaia " highest cash prices
II for all kinds Wearing Apparel, Carpets &C. ~ send
for the subscriber at II Ma Ten street, pr4e%e
and Spring. NSIOhEhS
N. BK line addressed hrou Oh the Post lce, or other
wise, will be punctuay attended TO. oz0 Im~nc
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LEFT OFF v 'AItUROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
Y AIDES OR GEL STLEMEN having superfiuous effects
IL to dispose Of such Wearing Apparel, Furniture nc.
can Obtain fair AN the by sending for the
subscriber trougi the Ost Once othsrwse who viii
attend AZ their reside nees J. LEVENSTYN,
l6s Broadway, up stairs.
Ladies can be attended to w Mrs. J. LEVENSTYN.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-23

THE beg inform their friends and the pub
lie that they have been appointed by JOHN Barrie
of HavIe, in New York for the line one
which will be despatched fom Havre weekly through
oh the The ships Of this line will be Of the Grs
cass commanded by men OF charac and ability and the
greatest taken satisfaction shipp RS
also promote he comfort and venience
As the Of freight and passage will be much than by
other lines, shippers and will doubtless
their by applying for furhe Information TO
w. K J. T. TAPSCOTT, 8S South st
I'd door below Burliu0 slim
MS j. BARRIE, Havre.