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HOwARD's Improved Chemical chi

HOWARD'S Improved Chemical Chic
IL ride soap.-This soup has stood the test Of
many years experience, and Is deservedly ceebra-
ted for rendering the skin smooth and soft; remov-
ing pimples, bemishes, and chaps from the hands
and face for cleansing and healing and wounds
TOT preventing and curing cutaneous diseases--par-
tcularly in infants. As dentrifce il is particular
" valuable owing to iis cleansing and purifying
properties. Persons afflicted with decayed teeth
and offensive breath, would find il of great benefit
and those who blessed with good and sound
teeth may continue to enjoy that blessing by caro-
uliy cleansing their teeth and gums every morning
with the soap and cold water We saw to one and
all give il trial, and its good qualities will soon be
discovered.
For sale by the drug and fancy stores generally;
also by Stevens Emmons, Browns Hotel. -
Prepared and sold by
THOS. p. MORGAN,
Near Seven Buildings, Washington civ.
Nov. 25-eod2m 49,
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n "
La'e Of the A'ior House. offavilion, ROekAwsy.
EUTAw HOUSE,
BALTIMORE.
JACKSON a CRANsTON,
Proprietors. T. ...
Coaches viii be in readiness at the depo,s and Innd-
lngs to convey passengers, free Of charge, TO the
house
Nov 90
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Enlargement OF the weekly Union.

The "weekly Uniono is issued every Satur
DAY; and as arrangements in progress 10 enlarp,
Il 70 near double Us presei size we shall soon be en-
abed to give nearly every article which NAV sppea,
IN the daily and semi-weekly editions, at the ex
tremely low rate OF ~. We propose also 10 give
IN this edition, complete synoptioal summary Of
the proceedings in both houses Of Congress--tbu,
rendering the weekly Union" most yauabl,
channel Of information to all classes Of our country
but, 70 remunerae us for this enterprise, an exten
Sive subscription list ia absolutely Indispensable.
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means entitled at home for the that both gem
temen had represented their country in high diplo-
matte stations in Europe. The former, whilst min
lister to Great Britain in 1926, had ably advocated
our title TO the whole Of Oregon, and therefore his
change of opinion was calculated to produce the
more unpropitous influence the British ministry.
AT this crisis IL became necessary for the Secreta
ry of State TO answer Mr.. McLane's despatch of the
Sd of February, and to inform him distinctly in
what manner he would treat proposition from Great
Britain for the settlement of the controversy on the
49th parallel of latitude
1t was clearly demonstrated that the Senate had
arrayed themselves in direct opposition TO the poll
cy of the President The national honor of Great
Britain forbade her to yield any portion of that teT-
ity which coordinate branch of the treaty-mak-
ing power in the United States had conceded TO be
her right. From the critical position in which the
Senate had placed the question, the danger Of war
would have been imminent, had the President re-
fused to submit to the Senate proposition from the
British government to settle the question on the par
allel Of 40 degrees. We feel confident that no
sound judging man in the country could, un-
der the circumstances, have justified him in pro-
ceeding to such an extremity. Notwithstanding,
he still stood firmly on the ground which he had
originally occupied. He had determined not to ac-
cep any terms less than the whole of Oregon, with
out the previous advice ofthe Senate; and to this de-
termination he adhered throughout. Accordingly,
Mr. Buchanan informs MIR. McLane, that "the Pres
dent, since the date Of his message, has seen no
cause 20 change his opinion, either in regard TO our
title to Oregon, or in the manner in which il ought
TO be asserted" He then proceeds to present the
reasons why such proposition as either of the two
6rt which Mr.. McLane had believed the British
government would offer, [vrz: the 49th parallel to
the ocean, or the 49th parallel to the strait Of Fuca,
with the navigation Of the Columbia TO Great Brit
ain for term ofseven or ten years. would be sub
mitted to the Senate for their previous advice.
"rhe federal constitution" says Mr. Buchanan,
"has made the Senate, to a certain extent eo-or-
dinate branch Of the reaty-making power With
out their advice and consent, no treaty can be con-
eluded. This power could not be intrusted to wiser
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In Chanccry.

Before the Assistant Vice Chancellor.
VIM. H. Hoyes and Edscavd II. ST. John Nathaniel
Kim6a VIM and james CurvieIn this cause the plain
tits filed their bill to compel the defendants who bro
kers in Wall street, 10 hand to the plaintiff certain
State bonds Of Indiana and Illinois, Of the value Of $1,000
at par II appeared that defendant Kimba employed
broker named Henry to purchase some state bonds and
plainants under stipulation 10 return them In day
two, to pay their value in CASH that he afterwards
brought them 10 Kimball who introduced 70 him man
named Mccormick, as the person for whom the bonds
wanted. Mccormick got the bonds, and rendered
for 9l00 In The compliments, by their bill,
stated that Henry indebted TO the Curres in the
Of $1,000 and that the transaction between Henry and
Mccormick continuance between defendants Cur.
rio and Kimbal to obtain payment Of their debt from
Henry and such, fraud against complanants; and
prayed that the transfer Of the bonds to Mccormick
might be set ssde and that they should be delivered up
that defendant: Currie be compelled to pay their full
value the compliments The defendants fled their
to the bill denying all its material allegations and
charges and insisting the validity Of the sale to Nc
Cormick The case was argued yesterday, before the
assistant Vice Chancellor and remains under sdviscmen
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MAY7-TriaI for Receiping Stolen Goods--At the
opening of the court this morning, Isaac Wertham, in
dicted for having time ago purchased from young
man, then clerk in the store Of Messrs. Beck Co..
silk MERGERS &C.. No. $50 Broadway labout $500 worth
Of goods knowing the same to have been stolen From
the evidence adduced the part Of the prosecution II
appeared that in the month OF October last Beck
pccted young man, who had just left his employ of ha-
wing stolen various articles of silk and lace goods out of
the store and charging the person suspected he i'm
mcdately confessed his guilt and gave up articles
Of value which he then had in his trunk he also inform
ed Mr. Beck and the officers who accompanied him. that
he had sold most Of the property stolen to werham that
proceeding to search the premises occupied by the
cused eight pieces Of rich sk goods valuable
laces gloves &C. found concealed under the
ter in his store The property found in the Of
the accused alleged 10 be worth STAG and for which
he had receipt for $3.50 was further givcn in EVIL
dence that Werham made that the goods did
not belong to the person who offered them for sale For
the defence numerous witnesses testified to tho good
character which the accused had always sustained
several Of his creditors stating that they had
trusted him to considerable amounts since the COM
plant for which he trial had been pressed against
him. The jury after brief consultation in the case,
rendered verdict Of guilty, but recommended the
cused to the mercy Of vhe court He then remsndcd
for sentence and tho icout adjourned till tomorrow
morning.
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HoRRIBI.E.--A murderous outrage was pcrpe-
trated in Northampton on Sunday morning, May
3D. by one Joshua Barron upon his wife, While
was bed he struck her upon the head with hammer
and fractured her skull and then proceeding to stream
self He was found in the river by Sheriff Wright and
lodged In jail where he Yesterday committed suicide
by hanging himselfn his cell. The woman, we are in
formed still survives and as she has been able to
nationally hopes entertained Of her reco-
very. Mr. Barron IL aged man. who has been dissp
partially insane He was lately from the State Of New
York and known about the country as inventor and
builder Of the patent fence constructed without posts
At the time Of the assault his wife he residing at
the Community, though not member Of II, in order TO
some Of their turning machinery. De-
mocraf
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LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY, May Gin the Senate,
the New York and Erie Railroad Bill (Mr.
HAsps) was reported correctly engrossed and mme-
dately had its third reading but laid until to-
morrow. The Hudson river railroad bill was then taken
up in committee, and discussed until the hour for
cess. No question.
In the House. the bill to incorporate the Albany Saw
ings and Trust Association passed bill was re-
ported from the committee ways and means providing
for the borrowing Of not than per cent
for the payment Of canal damages and passed ques
ton Of privilege concerning report Of Mr.. Bcyces
speech in the .4mericdn Cihxen occupied considera
bic time. resolution to expel the Reporter offered
and withdrawn.-.41sny Argue
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE NEAR NAsHvILLE.-Thc very
extensive -four mills and dstillery of L'Honme-
dieu CO., situated one mile below Nashville,
tirely consumed by fire yesterday morning. We have
not learned the particulars of this heavy loss must
be- not only the owners but to the community around
Nashville q will be some time before II be rebuilt
and put in operation which understand is the design
OF the cnteprsng propretors We understand that the
establishment cost between fifty and sixty thousand dol
lars, upon which there insurance Of twenty thou
sand.-NashriHe Union, .4prii 30.
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CHRISTIE'S GENUINE
GA L w. MIC RINGS
AND MAGNETIC EIIIID.
DHIS REMARK

THIS REMARKABLE DISCOVERY comprises an en-
Of u when
binary batteries electric and magnetic machnes are entirely
safety The GAISAslc kIses IN connection with the MAG.
% s . n
ERsr.e F cr1s%g Of hs Hss
and sSs psPiIy. Deficiency q NsIsoa. ny
pep.a, which simply derapgemsnt Of dEs.-
TIE sTs vss 'i E hFs BSDs
&c. modification Of The invention and are RECOMMENDED
SUFFICIENT intensity or power They
ss @ 1s
be obtained and complaint which the mysterious Of
a''ni'm e al s E naSs # ERi~FHsGTFf relieved
is used with the Rings and their notifications
g e s
science Is believed to possess the remarkable power q
causing Of the influence the
eiiisi ss: Wa TTENTENNG
PLASTERS.
These articles form important addition to the Galyanc
sss . ::::
I C assi a re. .sa
published 4. ss5 Ss f.s.ss A.. and .,A..
papers These testimonials all of which from the
Of ss Prom
s S
S,. l. s. ar: nd % s:,:
been agents i9r Dr Ghr:s can warrant se.sns
mentioned & ~hish RI above
Agent General s. f. .hs United S. States:
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STATE OF THE GROWING CRops IN THE SOUTH
We have been informed, says the Cha,icston Mer-
curry, by gentleman from South Alabsms that the ac-
Georgia. and the upper districts Of South Carolina will
apply with greater force to South Alabama. The
crops of and small grain promi-
sing-cspccally the latter. Wheat and oats
in much larger quantities than usual and promising
abundant yield But Of cotton the prospect far
from being equally good Fully four-fnhs Of tho seed
were in the ground BY tho ls OF Aprila good part Of
that had been planted by and aer the 10th March Much
this terminating when the extreme change Of the
weather which took place on the LIST Of Aprilfor
weeks a continued east wind with chilly and wet wealth.
crsoaked the grounds and has rottedg quantities Of
the seed very large part Of the crop has to be
planted entirely and considerable portion Of the balance
partially Seed is very scarce and much delay expe
rcnced in procuring supplies The crop thrown back
at least three weeks an event which almost invariably
attended with considerably diminished yield There Is
doubt the present stand Of young cotton in all the
cotton country Is put back least three weeks very
long gap make up by this plant Savannah Georgian
.7pvff ~
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YORK. FRIDAY MORNING. MAY 8, 1885,

THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore sxsssng between
LEY this day dissolved by mutual comment Each Of the
will the business OF manufactur
ing Iron KILLING &C. in his own name bur the firm Of
SmalIey being dissolved the unsettled business
thereof will be closed by Richard Barnes:
JOSEPH SMALLEY.
New York, May l. 1876. my6 iwsnc
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Court Calcndar-This Day.
COMMON PLEAs-First Part-Noa 49, 49, CO. rs, 90, 26s,
o. H. g. 9s 49, 60. Second ParNos 49, ILL., lls, Ill.
IL, 81, 1903, 60
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REMOVAL


REMOVAL.
II WHITEHORNE. Portrait and Miniature Painter. has
removed NOV from sss Brs.dMsy to No. I'D Chambers
nate cha;nSsr pSi;.hsd BY Anthony CLARK Co. from
print inches. containing than 100 posts Of dis
tinguished men. my6 Nsnc
DIR. HULL'S TRUSSES,
p ss most a, s s
Once Ys:sy street. Aston House. female in attend
kS S.f ss, H|a s IS;
and @s Of '''0. JOHN s Ell
TOBACCO, sEGARS AND BASS.
A. Sale M9 "a choice up s.s, % for
s1nTs.y for HI a Aso % bales strictly
PAPER HANGIN
HoWELL BROTHERS Manufacturers and Importers
& s, NT Yo
call the attention Of The citizens Of New York
pspp,nS geods line their extensive 81
Papers and ali other articles in their line Of business
have received from the Institute. for the
ph.dsphia Boston silver medals for the %anaac,us
same FIssi '?s e PRSlsNisse
The subscribers would particularly call attention their
Sa fsse pEa e. ana
Also CuRTAIs PArEHs, new article for Window
Country merchants and city dealers will find their
' Howell BRoTHERs, No. ,r Broadway,
BOOKS BOUGHT.
large small always ind ready purchaser and soot
prices by addressing few lines giving na%s and number
a. lm.r Nassau. or ISL H Mso Street
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FINE BATH'

ITO ALL who are sm,ciSd 18th RI, nsuS.s,s eoTpsIa
,ot Brosdwsy The pecusrities Of such, that
ssure such ScroIna Gout Salt Rheu diseases Of the
skim Joints &c. The charges moderated fetch
.s.sh;n he mean of all. m2 m
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MAGIC HAIR DYE.

ID ED OR GREY WHISPERS changed 10 beautiful
N black nstantaneously by the application Of Psons ma
gic Hair Dye Country gentlemen can have bottle
ed them by Otherwise BY sending heu
enclosed to L. alon, ST. Ter Judsons Hotel broadwsy
Price 81 bottle with full directions for use accompanying
each bottle . =, =
City gentlemen arg myised TO cs az yess hey
have superb OF black whkef suh ated t sd OF
grey oaes, in less than five minutes VA i"'N
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Supreme Court.

Supreme Court.
Before Chief Justice Bronson, Justices Beardsley aud
Jewett
MAY THE Court occupied to-day in hearing
motions for judgment dcmurrers and in arrest OF
judgment No. 10 the calendar, has been reached in
regular order
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
COMPANY. a
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

ana after FRIDAY May lst 1856, the cars Will run As fob
S hi Hal s ss Ye. SM Harlem I'D NeT:
$:,s,s %s: rs ai A.
seei city a - bSas
TscLahoe,, Hart; Conner, and WLi!s Plains, and u
4 ss'a.F
sd:; I'D s;'ss,a t:s fsia . s
Ss;:s &. c.S H:ii ! ssIesi, PM I'd is.Ss %S.:
ffI;%: y'iI q: : S'S S5s "a s
according to the .s.ie q the weather 20 imsrc
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
AT THE cAfs TSSrItiShES A ~ CLOTHING
w. H.. DE GKOoT CO.,
No. l02 FuLToN STREET,
hsSss1s ,is11 s'iss %
q tsa sn a. irs%
from q D o% d 10 ' e. s:%%:a y y:
from . cents 70 Is, Also large assortment Of Cloths
q
cent cheaper than any other store in the city mai
CLOTHING
.sa Synnrs1Tl i: : w ann
oliss7E y ssS s made which
sold Wholesale or retail. very low. MO imerc
SECOND HAND
rTeo s1 ii s"s y cash
through One. s ss psSe, ssiss' al.
md esr. To-
TO TAIL ORS.
THOSE who wish 70 .t'sin complete knowledge Of the
OF cutting all the various styles Of garments
al the present time would do well obtain Stnemet's
work subject winch is universally allowed
pctethc price wqch from 10 dollars per copy
difference In price being wholly in the binding To had
OF the suthor, No I3 Broadway, New York. ala Imsr
MODEL OF NEW YORK.
g: Hss: e
1 whfn VII DC sgon s In.:s view. s
compensation They include OF public build
places Of business manufActoes hotels private
dcnces, STEAMBOATS,, packets, &c.
number Of the FIRST artists both and decorative
painters, find employmentby apply At the ofhcc-sso
few agents and persons capable business
az im rSTe' IRON :. PoRfkR BELpEN $50 Bro.dw.y
TTNO MARRIED LADIEs.-A Secret Worth knowlng,-
Apply for further particulars 70 Dr. IN r MVNlEL.
lower post once No letters taken from the once sssr sy
are post paid. - me
10 MACHINISTS AND MANUFACTURERS.
ATHES of eli scptons from TO Z, feet long fqnph
IL ed Al short notice Also cutting engines suitable Tor all
Linds Of work For and description direct TO the sab
scribeT Hudson, New YORK.. -. - rvc~,.
AZ imsr 100. :. r.l~nlNo.
FUME BATH.
ITO ALL who :aictsd With heu matte corplsnts, We
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SMALL STORES FOR THE NAVY.

CEAlED fHOfOSALS, TO be endorsed Proposals for
Osma Stores will be received by the Navy Agent his
once No Water street. until Saturday 9Th June next
O'clock for the supply Of small for the OF the
Navy be delivered upon receiving FIVE days notice. the
Navy lard Brooklyn free Of expense 10 govern
year, ending on the 30th June is47.
The articles will be subject such inspection the Blu
reau Of Provisions and Clothing shall prescribe aud be
Morally used in the service Payment for deliveries will be
made cent within days after bills duly approved
entire completion Of the contract Bonds in suicen
amount with approved surees will be required for tbs
faithful performance Of the contract.
Blank proposals.. containing 4 of
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Idle H0IIR ROCK

IDLE HOUR BOOK
lust PUBLISHED-The idle Hour Book eout.i,;ng
plete with fun
sued April They will be the best ever got up, and cheap
at that. Specimen numbers sent n mail.
The subcrbers invite the stteen Of the trade to their
gnyasd and Of the various kinds Of Chldren
Books, Song Books, Primers &c, together with coloed
Lthogrsphc Prints, the best in the maket-5O0 kinds
ma lm.rc TURNER < FISHER, u Chatham It.
GIKANDOLES, SOLAR, LARD, AND HALL
LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, DC.
THE Subscrber has just opened OF the best selected
stocks Of Lard solar Lamps and Girandolss now N the
hgtes churche and t2se Of the trade, will 6nd il their
ing elsewhere. JOHN NJ MORGAN
az imsrc i3t Fulton st., frst door from Broadway.
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WINES, BKANDlES, GIN, &c.
k0 CASES very old Madeira Wine, each dozen, brands,
~ Blackburn Leal, Newton, Gordon Co.; Is fine
old Amontllado and DUFF Gordon Sherry do Otard
puy Co Brandy half pipes and ar cssks Seignette
do old Pale Cognac 1925 in casks and eighhs, OF
superior quality.
The above of high grade bottled by the
Geo. Bement 20 years ago, and for sale low, by
X. B. DAILY, Successor to
M1merc Bement X Castle, ~ Broad st.
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REMOVAL.
nR. TOWNSHIPS SARSAPARILLA DEPOT will
~ be removed on the lat Of May M Fulton street,
door to the Sun Once, sign Of the Big Boule.
N BLook for countsreits aud impostors See that
every bottle signed with the written signature Of p
Townsend Owing the
Gle company has been formed put up spurious one in
the same shaped bottles. Look out for mpostors.
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EK7~ FOX LUNDON--keguIs Fsc1., az 81. ,s-n -
HaS msy:=The P,c ls ship ssLADfAToR. Capt T. /.
ps.E cabin second cabin and eer.xc passage having
psndd SosES sgRlX n sOs foot q Maiden
p,.u x.h,.. 70 ,.o cS e, q S: :ss sos .s.
troushs ONT dis by one d hs Tine Saine lsen
London d. it, i0h, hd2h Of each month on resscss6s
te5ms, oy APPLYING - aoovs my3 ne
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.
Circulation Forty Thousand.

. Per annum-payable In advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Eyery Saturday-Pnce Ga cents
per copy-$9 l2x per annum-payable in advance
ADVERTISEMENTS the usual prices-always cash
PRINTING Of all kinds executed with beauty and des-
patch
An letters communications, by mail addressed to
the be post paid the postage will be
deducted from the subscsiption money RENTED:
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor Of the the
New YoRK HERALD EsrAsLIsHMyNr,
NORTHWEST Fulton and Nassau streets.
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FANCY NEEDLE-WORKE EMPORIUM.
r,.p,prr,, =, HENRY LAWRENCE,
MPORTER OF ZEPHYR WOOL CANVASS, PAT.
J. TERMS, BEADS, PRINCES, 0lMPS, &C., IL JOHN
STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.-H.L L. takes this method
Of informing the trade and public generally that he has
ne rbove store and i offer extensive stock
to quality and novelty and by his feels
confident that his prices fail Of commanding share
public patronage. He opening many articles entirely
in the market and respectfully solctx call
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Is PER CENT BELOW HIS USUAL PRICE.
+ A 5 II / 0 N A BILE VISITING CARD
ESTABLISHMENT.
PLAIE and Fifty Cards printed for 81 50 the best En-
amelled Cards printed from engrave plates 50
per pack.
A SILVER DOOR PLATE
furnished and beautifully engraved for So Engraving for the
Trade equally low, CLASSEs old stand Murray street.
corner OF Broadway. al4'lmsr
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lanes q. MOFFETT No Ia Pr;.r. .,x.., s.,~..,
T.. m9os,sr and Srss.s STREETS.
assortment Of all Of Sheet Bras which H. VIII I'll y
Wholesale retail lower prices than any other plSs n
States - -S~ :" VIC oniteo
j. g. n will deliver goods sold by him in any mart of nj,
city or Brooklyn or shipped board OF any vessel Tree q
Ps-Brass and Copper Tubing Of all sizes mad, 70 o,d.v
a30 imsr - e '" osasr'
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- GLASGOW LINE OF PACKETS-To sail ist
% TOMS Ca Capt IN n . r. H.~E sss.
For freight or passage, having excellent accommodation
apply" woopHrvrr. : mrnr,r.,,
The regular packet ship BROOKsBY SO toos Canaan
Hugh MeEwen will succeed the Ssracan and sail LIST july
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FANCY SOAPS AND PEKFUMEKY.
NO. THREE COURTLANDT STREET, Depot for Il
~ sale Of the Walnut Oil Military Shaving Soap, HIGH
Scented Toilet Soaps Elegant Extracts Essences Cologne
HAIR Oils Pom:um;, together with every other article
line. Country Merchants, Druggist and Dealers
invited assortment where the
can be supplied at the lowest rates.
Superior pale and No. Soaps Patent Chrystane Candle
always on had.
al 1msrrc JOHNSON, VROOM & FOWLER.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
- ADAPTED TO QENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
WIN. MATTH!ESSEN IN button street, invites the in.
w speccn Of the public his choice stock Of French
Black and colored Cloths and Cassmer vesngs OF all
retes suitable for spring trade which sold
DuRABiE G%RMESSrs5' 70 m asyf EREAGT AE
would do well to have their BY the efficient cut
tiers Of this establishment who capable OF giving
a hitting garment a. the most fastidious desire
articles Of small continually hand Shirts,
ciay. -
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STRAW BOARDS.
~ sale by PERSSE 4 BROOKS,
ais I'm aS.is7 Nissan street