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nstate the Petersburg Railroad Company in all the
privileges granted them in The several acts passed
for their benefit by the said State unt the legs-
ature OF Virginia shall otherwise directs Provided,
hOSspsr That this section shall not be in force UNI
Ill the Petersburg Railroad Company shall agree to
the third section Of this act, which confers on the
board Of public works the power so TO regulate,
from time To time the fare for passengers ON each
railroad between Weldon and Baltimore and Wei
don and Petersburg, as prevent an injurious COM
petition.
g. This act shall be in force from the passing
thereof
July 6-Iawt4Sept JB. ,jr, I'd Aud.
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- Rotary Pumps.
THESE pumps have been in use upwards Of
Il Twelve years, and have given the most endrc
satisfaction For simplicity Of construction, duu-
olity, and convenience Of procuring water, they are
not equsl'ed by any other pump. They will throw
water nifty feet high, or so feet in horizontal line
Vne OF them, arranged ss an engine, may be seen -
lne corner OF and 7th streets. They would be
decidedly useful in case of Gre for watering gardens
or Tor washing windows. Orders received by
July le-eo6t J. r. CALLAN,
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Late Of Raleigh, N. c., Proprietor.
PETERSBURG, June l, l645.
Public notice.

Ii will be seen by DIR. John Beckwith's letter,
dated June LIST, l645, that he has discontinued all
agencies on commission for the sale Of his Beck.
wths) anu-dyspeptc pills, and has established one
principal Office, which is at the Columbian College
No. 1872 North Second street, Philadelphia where
the public are recommended to apply for the gen.
uine pills.
Druggists and dealers supplied on very liberal
terms.
T. w. DYoTT & SONS,
Sole agents for the Propnetors.
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Protection against eo,rnteteits.

=
DR. Beckwlth, proprietor of "Beckwith's anti
dyspepuc pills." having suffered great loss as well
those who have been in the practice of using his
pills being disappointed and their health injured.
IL will be seen by DR.. Oeckwiths letter Of June l.
l645, that he has adopted the only safe plan for him
self and the public against these mscreaRts by hay-
ing placed the sale OF his medicine in the hands OF
one special agent, where every one who wishes 10
be supplied with the genuine article must apply.
DR.. r. w. Dyott & Sons, Of the Columbian
College, No. 1872 North Second street. Philadelphia
are the only persons appointed to supply the above
pills in quantity, counterfeit article is permit
ted in their establishment Dealers and the public
will be safe in supplying themselves above.
Special depot al the bookstore of ROBERT FARM
HAM, corner of llth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, Washington city; also for sale by the prn.
cipal druggists
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CERTIFICATES.

Baltimore, May Is, 1886.
Mr.. G. c. REMHARDT: | have examined and
used to some extent the truss of Mr.. Charles G.
Renhardt. Ii is an instrument well adapted to
treatment Of hernia, and especially the accomplish
ment of the radical cure. do not hesitate to re-
N. r. SMITH, M. d.
Prof. o Surgery.
Having examined the truss of Mr.. Chas c. Rein
hardt, concur with Prof Smith in the opinion to
its merits.
JOHN R. w. DUNBAR.
have used the several trusses manufactured by
Mr.. G. C. Reinhardt, and have found them well
adapted to effect the ends for which trusses have
been applied.
RICHARD WILMoT HALL, M. D.,
One of the surgeons Of Baltimore lnhrmary,
No as Lexington ST., Bait
April 30, 1886.
BALTIMORE, May IL, 1886.
regard the truss Of Mr.. Chas. G. Reinhardt AZ
superior TO any other now known, and should be
glad to see II generally introduced into practice.
CHAS. BELL GIBSON, M. D.,
Prof. of surgery in the Washington
University, Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, May IA, 1886.
The hernial truss, invented by Mr., G. G. Rein
hardt, has advantages over most others now in use,
in regard to durability Of material, variety Of form
Of pad aud its admitting OF being easily cleansed
Its introduction into USE If judiciousy selected and
applied, | doubt not would give general satisfac-
ton.
II. WILLIS BAILEY, M. D.,
Prof Of anatomy and operative surgery,
Washington University, Bait.
treatise on the use Of the above valuable truss
and also containing many other certificates Of the
highest respectability, will be given gratuiously to
any one who will apply to .. -r,-
20 .. n. ID. GILMAN, Druggist,
Penn, avenue, near Browns Hotel, who il sole
agent for the District
June l3
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JOHN r. w. DUNBAR.

ng examined the truss Of Mr.. Chas G. Rein
concur with Prof Smith in the opinion as to
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MEMo:-The portion Of this road which lies III
North Carolina is claimed adversely TO the mort
ages Of the board Of public works by persons WIN
profess 10 hold il under the laws Of North Carolina
Ii il 70 be understood that the title TO such portion
10 be adiudicated according to the laws and by III,
courts OF that State, and must be taken at the pur
chsser's own hazard. j. ,jr, I'd Aud.
Cd auditors office, July 81 1876.
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This Propeller has now been tried aud fully proved 20
superse3e ali others is applied either in the bow or
s,sro Or =. both ends lis sctou, When the boz. Is
to throw open the water and at the same time draw he
boar through
paddle. wheel throw. back tie water, and forms
curren, aa;n., tie side of the boat which srea:y re-
tards its speed snd st the same time !; has to push tie
boa. through and meets with all the assistance OF The
water a, the bow while the propeller, b being placed
there and revolving round the whole of IL cireuter
nce opens space for the boat to pass through;
and al Of the water that moved By the propeller ia TO
the Advantage OF getting the boat ahesd as the screw IS
both opening the water and propeing the Boat at the
same time
When the propeller in the stern it is SO made that
rasps and draws the water toward the instead Of
throwing ii from the boat and by its rapid filing in the
water behind 1t aids and assists 10 proeeins tie boat
ahead.
An experiment has been tried By placing steamboat
ard propeller side By side; and when the engines
were started the s;eamboa. would The propeller but
wien were both fastened together By the stern and
the engines again stsrted the propeller would TOW the
steamboat; This proves that the s-e' ia more pooTfd
than the paddle. wheel when under slow motion; but
the norneu, an attempt made to increase the speed
of the propeller II was found that by ;he rapid motion
of the screw the speed diminished rather Than in
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Erie Railroad Bin Defeated:


ALBANY April -, 1916.
The fate of the NEw.Yos AND ERIE RAILROAD
bill bns been what feared. send you The vote on
s final reading to-day You will see that it lacked
one vote of passing and that that vote was Mr.
Ste,cart of your City Can you blame the Country
Members for voting agains; you. when your own
Representatives set the example Amosion 10 re-
consider has been made but its fate cannot predict
You will perceive lha, the vote was very heavy
hl3) doubt whether any OF the scan be induced
10 change their votes. Blu; time must 1e" ''s o" u
story. Here are the Yess and Nays
Aygs-Albertson Angle Beach. Bell Benedict blaSey'
Bodrrt Boss. Boush,on. Royce Burnell. Bush, Chat
field Chase Clark. Coe. Collins, Cook, cooper So.n
we'll Develin. c. Drake Durfee, Ensign Fleet fo'1e'
Foster French, Fuller, Fullerton. Hall Harris hsyher
Hayward, Heermapce, Hover, Kinsmsn, htnne LAX" >
Lawrence Lewis. Long. Low. Ludlow. Marvin, E Ms1
shsl. Q. +. Marshal. Mcclellan J. Miier, Montgomery,
Moore Notion Phillips Pitts priunmer Rshean kics'
Rogers Sands Sesrl Shafer. w. 8 Sherwood, small,
smith Spotford Stevenson Storrs, r Thompson Til
den Titus Townsend Vielc, Wabri6ge, Ward, Wat
son, Wells Wisuer. Wolcott A. Wood J. Wood Wood
rufr Woodwork Worden. A. w. Young. j. founs-So.
Noxs-Bsird Montgomery Cole kcn;nond N
Drake, oswego; Eyssnsn, Hefsimeri Haro'ner' sui
folk Gregory Clinton Grinnels, Fulton; Hszeton -
Lawrence; Howk Jefferson; hiug, Kings q Law
renee Greene Lawyer SchohRrie; biddle hoo'So'n'
cry LOOMS Madison; Mcneil. Jefferson; NoTeaoase'
Otsego: Oliver sullivan Pierce D0schess; P-.ser' MS
olson Seaeord. Oranse; Sk-ltcn, Osweso; Speske''
Udali Suffolk; Van Bergen Greene Voorhees,. Kings :
lie Onsens-SS
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The Apportionruent Law.

The following is the official Proclamation OF the
Secretary of State;
sxoRxTAxr's OFFICE, Albany, April - 1910,
By the act this day passed entitled An act in relation
10 the Election Of Delegates to the Convention of'he
People Of this State the County of Albany Is authorized
to choose such Delegates the County OF Cha1tsaeue
roo, the County of Chenango the County OF coluna-
ba moo the County of Cortland the County Of Erie
four the County of Kings tayet the County OF Madison
o the City and County of New York sztsra the coun
ty of Ontario ,po the County of ST. Lawrence three and
the County of Wyoming one. In the other Coanre' IN
toe State the number of Delegates be chosen to the
said Convention will be the the number OF Mem
bers of Assembly chosen said Counties the Noyem-
Der Election lss5. n s. BENTON, Secretary OF State
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PATENT CONICAL SCREW PROPELLER.

creased the being placed at the stern. when
Do. ia rapid motion throws OF the water from the ssep
and forms VACUUM which has 10 be sied before the
bos; moves AID the rapid motion OF the screw will
no; permit the Ill IN fast enough, The screw has
no: sufficient supply ofwaser to operate Upon and its
power Is greatly diminished.
The sdvan,sges of this propeller those in general
use are these lst. Tie propeller BY being placed in
The bow fSherc bos; meet, with the sres,est resist
auce Always has asueient supply OF water to act upon
%. The bow ct the boat being made concal and the
screw revolving round ia entire circumference opens
the water the entire width of he boat, and throws OF
from The bow while 6; the time it is drawing the
boa. ahead through the space which topens.
When the propeller ia in the starn Its operation (as
above descri5ed grasp the water and I'll it in be-
hind The stern Is made coaca like the bow, and The
wings OF the propeller revove round its entire crcum
ference so that II Is take hold OF the water and
greatly assists in propeilius tie boa: ahead.
The Inventor will undertake 10 make boat for the
North River ,ha, will run IS miles hour or to Albany
and back in about nine hours. No person need apply
who has not some capital at command.
If sny person after perusips the above description,
thinks he can see sufficient merit in it 10 induce him to
enter into tie business and take interest IN the patent
he can do so by applying the Inventor, Daniel stz'
gerald, s5 Chrysdes,-
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THE TRIBUNE.
wonders hive not Censed in our Times.

Wonders hive not Ceased in our Times.
A new gush Of lava is seen from Vesuvius that
is brilliant show, bat wonder, because seen SO
often that it to move the gazer with sense
of mystery. But mama is now falling ONCE more
from Heaven, and we have only 10 regret that it is
not 10 further the great designs of a Moses.
Translated from the Schuellpost
"A remarkable phenomenon is announced by the
gazettes Of Constantinople, which all agree in the
report. e-,hat in Asia Minor in the District
of Jeniscbehr and those OF Siwrihissar, Eski
Schehir and Seicli Gazi, mamma has fallen from
Heaven The Courier Of Constantinople con-
tains this notice 80 Letters from Jenischewir in
form US that for some time back, mama has been
falling from Heaven, and has supplied the in
habitants with nourishment. They grind it to
-four and bake it in the same way as bread, nor is
1t inferior to what we usually eat
The Journal de ConStantinop2e says - The
same phenomenon which was observed at Ban in
ls4l is repeated in the District of Jeniscbehr,
with similar and no less extraordinary circum-
stances. 1t appears, from the testimony of persons
Of all modes Of religious faith that after season of
partial famine the same marvel that happened in
behalf of the people Of Israel has occurred again.
shower has fallen from Heaven Of substances about
the size OF haiLstones not unlike the arform
mamma, and pleasant to the taste. II fell in such
quantity as to lie three or four inches thick the
ground, and served the people as food for many
days
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EYE.
ND RANCIS OCulIST

if.5 BROADWAY, THIRD DOOR FROM GRAND STREET.
DEPERENCE given 10 those In the city who have been
II ronly blind from Amaurosis. sight now perfectly re-
stored Ulcer. Spe-ks removed of the longeS, santing
We the undersigned having Witnessed astonishing cares
performed by Dr. Francis believe his preps aons are
the greatest discoveries made for diseases OF the
Eye and eby recommend him rs safe and ssfnl Ocus
Rev DUNCAN DUNBAR Rev s II. CoSg,
RSv. J. ASpRADE, r c Priest, Row o. bESEocr,
Rev ] PECK Rev. 4. WHEELocR.
TT number of undoubted testimonials, 10 be- seen 81
The Office will satisfy public Of his Astonishing success
u Artificial Eyes Inserted wthou, pain. " Advice TO
the poor gratis
r. DR. Francis will remove the frat OF May 10 1870
Broom-sr first house. second block East OF Broadway
rnSI m
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WONDERFUL EscAPE.-Las, week man on
80. i,;r wh;e drawing water from well 10 feet
deep accidentally fell in head foremo.; to tue POTION
~ue. =, hir, spd ne fastened i. sround himself
and was drawn up to within fees of the top when
The rope slipped and he fell again TO the bottom IN
fee, person presen, went down ana successes IN
getting him He had received oas h''e .ls. ~
ss.ouishment of all present tfio' .eN'
~ The rum dealers. says the Worcester Mass
Transcript have ore good customer left Toe Govern
ment perceive has advertised for sixty ta9ssdaa sh
oss for the navy Lone.
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4 CONTENTIOUS Philosopher Ia.lraI.-ut WHICH
- a. oce- p-n pencil. SEAL we:gher OF ie.-
to-, an, voia ra;n ,es.ur-r OF lerzt ard ihal resi
little v,cSe, CON panipn knoEr uocer lie OF Sne
dor. 1j.e Pocket Goa p9non- This Is really
s-al @ couiigarce sot hist letters pay
r,.s - hr the uaccr or half W be found exceed
ipgiv uful N ihai regard vel for Es merits q. pen
- JOHN J. DROWN & CO.
"a - F1l;cn-z. rczr Sssssu-tt
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General Notifies.

v For Boston vim Norwich and Worcester.
The steamer Worerste Capt Sscun. ~il cave Sooa
side Of Pier No North River every Tc,S TAHrsdas and
Su.xrdss al P. n connecting witn cars al Ayns
PoinL t2i;fl Gales PRATT. Ir Consu esof
~ PhreuoIogisrs, sra Publishers OF Physiological
MI lnhso ius FowLERs WELLS Isl Nasssa-s. n. Y.
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CINCINNATI LAND and Geneml Agency Office
" Cincinnati Ohio Nj. l.. Sheldon would inform the ell
liens OF New York lha. ne will attend To the purchase and
sale every descrpt OF Real Estate aud Personal Prop
ey in City Ci1cinnA and in III. Western Stsies VIII
also collect roes bonds and mortgages and every species
OF claims In Cincinnati Louisville Any Mercnans, or
other husnras men having lands other property In the
Western country they wish dispose OF for cash. or TO ex
change for city properly 10 Cincinnati are invited TO ssnd
description of Inc his office 10 Cincinnati whsrr ~
business MS Will lie promptly md iailhf'
w attended To- Address NJ T.. SHELDON,
Yves, FlftbsL Cincinnati
Reterences--Dwier K Barber. Cortlsndst J. JACKSON
80 Wallet; Wm. Ingals so Wall-s- CT onleoo
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Carpeting.
,.RpET ACCOMPLISHMENTS

CHEAPEST CARPET ESTABLISHMENT
Yin the United States No. sa Bowery.-Hirsm Anderson
hss received large and splendid o' super
6ae Engsh ard American three ply double superhne ln
grain and vsrsisn Competing manufactured expressly FOR
CITY trade .rd VIII be sold Is per cen, lower than any 9TH
er establishment Also lust received
~ roo wards common carpe;irg IS. cd 10 So 81.
Is eco extra fne DO So. Sd. 10 81
goo doubls superines Ca
1850 three ply carpet ga
80 400 square wards oil cloth So 3D. 10 Ia.
1000 yards Venetian star cerpet2s. cd.
5000 large tIfted hearth ruga 2nt each.
HIRAM ANDERSON, No 90 Bowery,
the first establishment above Hester-sL
S-Carpetng seut TO any part OF hs city, Brooklyn,
&c and cut to fit, free of expense Please notice the num-
her 90 Rpwery as Smeodia-
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Weueral Noliles.

~ john W. divers General Printing Es-
.sol.hnent sun Building, eorrer OF Nassau ssd Futon
ST. Nev.York Terms Cheap Cor Cash.
Blsaks Bill Heads. Bills OF La1ng. CircClsrs, and sl
kinds Of Commercial Printing executed by superior
wosmen wi.h new type Of he most modern AID beautiful
cut, 10 ih- best .tyI- OF the arts
Country M-rchsris VIII 6nd large variety nsga;f-
cent designs for Saoxbis Cali up .ld us Specimens
which are altogether beyond thing produced in his
county
Yankee Card Presa-Tti, hnle wOuder worker Is in
daily operation Al this OF Cards
for tn. estoaish-d ezers with dspa;ch and wonderful
loS prices.
tn Propr;etlr as spared pains render
his Office complete ana srBag- f-nis he fully believes
Will enable hin 10 give errs Satisfaction 20 al hs
good ~orkma nship ecouory, Prcnptaess snc disPatc
s2Ss..
II The Death Peuairy.-Te- Anni-ersary meeting
OF ne NETWORK STATE SOCIETY for the Abolition
OF CAPITA Puusa-n; VII BE- he'd ]. tins he Lyc-
un Broadsay resr Prirce-st on Aocdsy evening. Mag
lIth
The NATIONAL SOCIETY t0r the promotion Of The
sane % iet -ll hoii A1r!Tersary meeting We'd
resd.y evening of .ccivsrssryl Some OF
the osr distinguished sdvocses OF this great Reform
expected 10 De present, To The iects ais distance
ers invitation is hereby extended 10 be
-erlirga Ehs.AAS EISI.
l. o-SULLIVAS. EORACE GREELEY
JOSIAH HOPPER, GEO Z BAKER
ALI lawD iIWkS~
WI. papers friendly The eaase please notce tie above.
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THE EYE.
nR WHEELER Ocnlist No. . Gree


nR. WHEELER, Oculist No q Greenwlch-sl ~ T. near
~ tho Battery his exclusive ssnon 10 diseases
Eye and Ophthsmia Surgery and Assurea the public
that there the numerous diseases TO when
rhe eye subject disorders Of that organ hitch
be essentially relieved or cured by hun The var
number undoubred testimonials which can he seen al his
office will safy public his practice not eSceeded
by that OF any ohe Ocusi In he
United States.
~ Office hours from 8 A. NJ to o'clock P. NJ after
which he visits outdoor patients.
-. Artificial Eyes for sale, and which VIII be inserted on
reasonable terms ms ineod.
4 Nix. HENETT. No. III N acDouga.s. near blee'Ser.
~ Or rs mode of practice system Originated ny Inc
late Dr. job Sweet of Boston and confined 10 Disocs
tons Hip Diseases Sprsins, Contrsclions Pased Limbs
Rheumatism Nervous Affections Tenderness M nmntlons
and Carvstures Of the Spine Defomed Shoulders White
Swellngs, Weakness of me Jonts &c References given
On annlyinp 10 Dir Il m28 I'm.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS supplied with account
~ books, memorandum copy and oa~ books al very
low prices Cap and Letter papers, bonnet boards coored
tissue papers envelope aud wrapptne ri nnfac'u
rers prices Also description o English and erenen
stationery, gold pens steel States gold and silver
pencil perforated board poroo :nks'ands POCKET
books penSnv-s twrei visiting cards, playing cards.
iuk,, blscf blue and red ind-libe rs. C &c. &c
FRANCIS & LOUTREL,
as i'm Sis.ioners n Haidsr-ane.
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FOR THE PILES.
AR uPHABS ELECTUARY-An Internal IeIhedy ~
cersfn cure for Pss, Internal or external o.eeninE
., hod Sod >. 2I grrcnst Dfyisionst and 5y INC rro
rto regularly educated Physician OF twenty yeals e1
srre -o1fned % al othce praccs, where FeS ann al
Inr dis.s,., x.e success.lly treated hrsicai Once
Cur In svr, 4 soor, st,ov- scrnzst mhi7 SmDlW'
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~ KUaSEBS, Thre--Ply and Ingram Carpeunah-R
- LAWRENCE. Il CansLs- second store from Broad.
sy South side ofors for sale the very lowest terms,
splendid assortment OF 8sses SPY aud lngrsn Carpet
ing- veneusns Drugseis Oil Cloths OF every width Stair
Rods Table and Piano Covers Window Shades AID Fix
,ur-s Maiiing, &c. The public invited ais lmDGWT
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WINES, BRANDIEs, &c.The subscriber offers
w for sale al Is Pinest of Wiam-s the follow
Ing.
Pale and Brown sherrie, of BE finest qualities pipes,
half DO and CT. casks; aiso IN gle
Madeira in pipes bids And o. casks; also IN deionns
and bottles; yery old OF m qualities
PORT, SaHdeman Bro;hers OF Oporto, Ihs very hShes'
grades, wood and g!ass.
Champagne, IN quarts ard pint ), fine quality.
Hooks, OF various qualities
Clarrt.-Chseuu Msrgsnx Lsi t.te. &c &c
Burgundi-s-Cos de Vog-o c hambsrtn, Remnant
% Pale Cog Brandy. 1888: n pcriG Holland Gn, NC
&c All OF my nporaio nd warrar.sd o. INC MN
est order. GILBERT DAVIS. s2n 5l1od
STEAM POWER-Stesm Power TO let In rev
- building froai feet deep, corner OF <oensl
AID Iotavenu= Possession siv-n I.t t oisy 1aPSy
The bnilding II. R DUNHAA Co.'S no ~ worm
Aoore-st al III
NrEEnIES-:Th. subscriber h-gs resp. cftaiy 10 call
cu1F- s;,en:tu 10 lhe superior qualify OF AZ KEN
ming l. Soas Nesdles Observe on me t1ek 'A"e VI 'e
genuine th- name OF r Riehar5s- Imported by
RICaO RICHARDS, Iei asid-n-lane, n; I.
al5 I'm. From Nsv ESQ +3 MyTtieav Bro I'VE
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yHYON AUCTION-To be opened iris day at 4 e new
,tofe OF BRIGGS REMSEN. 800 Graud-st, JIM 'etGn
o; East Broadway, ave packages OF ch Cashmere Sha "s
i've Lners Also large assorIrn-nt OF G+ 1g
ham Lawns from The Of the Heary Clay, ali OF whit.
will De sod r-;ucsd prices We have also large
sortr Six and other SIspe and Fancy Dry Goods
usb- FOR The season ss cheap as car De purchased n The
RI W.
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S,IrPERFISE GLAZED COLORED PAPERS.
- 2nx25 in 92x23 H. lTiy!3 In. blue.
20t2s In 22x28 10. l7tx23 in. green
2Ox25 in 22r23 In. Il ix23 10 yellow.
2nx25 In 22x23 In. III s25 In. straw color.
2iy2i in 22t2S In 7iS2s 10. leather color.
2Ox25 In 2lx2s IN. III I2a In BUT.
2Dx25 in Zen.8 Ia. 5tx25 10. brown
2nx25 In. 22N28 In. III KS TO- purple.
2Dx,5 In. 22r3 10. f'tG8 IN pink
bikes in 22123 in. y x23 in salmon.
of The superior manufacture Of Crane Co. for sale by
CYRUS w. FIELD, B1rlBg-shp.
nos La, cole nyent Ter y Y city.
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FOB ALL, WELL AND SICK,

FOB ALL, WELL AND SICK,
Mra CAROLS
-xypfc. tTED, vAPoR AND SULPHUR BATHS, is4
M 80, AZ opoo,ts St Panps Church.
Taese Sslh, hs mcss SAFE esiishal and @
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