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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-10
PHILAprLrHrA, April Q. lsl7.


Wuminoton--W Wing Mass Meetng-Nominafion Of old
Rough aud Ready-PuJie Hsnors to his pictories-
attempted Suicide-.7rrirai Of the Wyoming
public illumination Of the city in honor Of the VIC
tories achieved in Mexico by the American army under
General Taylor last evening resolved upon by the
city councils An appropriation of $500 was made to
illuminate the public buildings The time is to be fixed
by joint committee appointed for the purpose.
4 grand wing meeting has been called for to-
evening the object of which is to ratify the
limitations made by the Convention for Governor and
Canal Commissioner, well to nominate General
assemblase will doubtless be large and enthusiastic II Is
70 be convened in Independence square, and speeches
arc 10 be delivered by Jos II lngcrsoll Jos r. Chand-
Ter r Joy Morris. aud other eminent speakers The
Gratis have called another meeting for Monday eve
nuT !" 'ae measures Tor some demonstration honor
u the service = General TAYLOR
George Ludwig strauz a German r,ado +, d,.oo,,,,
attempt ~ suicide Few nights since and now lrina no
thc Hospital in very critical state His throat Ne
gaslicd with razor so as TO his wndpno and a.
the present time he brcaths and receives spscnans.
through "a silver tube inserted in the wound
The arrival of the packet ship Wyoming last n,ch,
gave the Philadelphia newspapers opportunity for
once to publish European In advance OF the dates
furnished by the several arrivals In your city By the
Herald cf this morning however, they find that their
crack ship tho Wyoming got into port but short time
before the Southerner that sailed in company
The southern line of telegraph still in very uncer
tain state and calculation be made with certain
~ upon its working
Sales OF stocks at Philadelphia.
itnsr BoAHDiO sls Farmers and Mechanics Bank 52i;
1850 Reading Railroad Bonds es, cash, III; $500 Loan
s., 81 90; 100 Bank " 1000 Treasury Notes, S.
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BALTIMORE. April 9, 1917


Business in Baltimore Gen. Seon-Serious accident
News-Stocks, &c.
Our city is Mt the present time in quite a busting
condition. Our hotels aud streets crowded with
strangers and the business sections Of the city present
unusually active and stirring sight. All manner Of
mechanical pursuits equally active, and the jour
neymcn all demanding advance in their wages
There were 1900 new buildings erected in Baltimore last
year and 1t is said that already thus early in the
son, full that number are under contract
No tidings have yet been received from Gen. Scott
though every mail brings abundance of foolish rumors
serious accident happened yesterday to Miss Jacob
con, daughter of the Danish Consul, who walking
along Baltimore street when an empty nail key was
blown off building, striking her the head.
long time. There n slight cuncusson of the BRAIN
but she was not considered last night to be in danger
condition
There Is such scarcity of seamen in this city that u
bounty of from four to six dollars paid and the wages
have risen to so per month. 1t is than fair
that the increased rate Of rcights should advance the
interest Of the sailor rs well as the ship owner.
Our City Council have passed an ordnance allowing
any person, white black to capture stray swine and
appropriate them to their own use without mourning
any liability for the act.
The Herald brings this morning foreign intelligence
four days later from Europe, that in all probability
another advance viii take place in -four and grain to-day
1t is said that MIR Cranston, who has catered so well
for the public for several years past at Rockaway Pay
ion has disposed of his interest in the Eutaw House,
Baltimore, and will early next month make arrange
rablc bathing place. the Pavilion ut Rockaway. His
friends will be glad to hear that he is fast recovering
the effects Of wound. inflicted by the hand of
ruifan, which very nearly terminated fatally
The MARKErs-Sales of barrels Howard street
flour took place yesterday morning Sc So which price
holders refusing sell At that Holders of
Ciry Mills refuse TO sell So So barrels
disposed Of Sc 50. Since Monday last about 1900 barrels
meal have changed hands 81 go 1t held higher
contendng for s. The supply of all kinds of grain
Light and the demand active with upward tendency Sales
Of prime Pennsylvania red wheat at 81 i7 81 So good
prime Maryland red wheat at 81 IS 81 u.s. aud ordinary
good 81 20 81 49, Prime white wheat for family flour will
ronmmd 81 CO. Corn the advance note sales at 90
for white ~ cents for Maryland yellow aud 80
for Penns ylvania yellow
Sales OF Stocks Mt Baltimore.
ArRL B-Sl0O0 United States 6s, 1856, Is days) i02;
United States 6 of 1867 closed to-day 1911. asked Ol bid;
do Gs Of 1856 At iO2h asked 0l bid Maryland Gs closed
N3A asked 1914 bid Baltimore Gs, of 1890 at 3d. asked o
bid Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shares 2s asked i2 bid
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AFFAIRS IN Nova SCoTIA.-We learn, by papers
received by the last mail from Prince Edward
Island that resolution had submitted TO the Lee
gature to make the Executive responsible to the Legis
laure which passed after very long and violent debate
In consequence of the riots another election had taken
place for the third district Of Queens county Every
precauon used to prevent repetition Of the dis
graceful and melancholy outrages which had distn-
gushed and set aside the two previous elections the
presence of troops magistrates constabes SC Messrs
Douse and Mclean were elected without opposition
public meeting, behalf Of the Irish and Scotch
poor had been held and subscription list commenced
The Royal Gazette Of the 23d ult, says the Assembly
this passed resolution declaring expedien
TO establish bounty on the seal fisheries We under
stand there is intention Of introducing an act into
the Assembly forthwith to prohibit the expectation Of
potatoes.
tion meeting Of extraordinary character held on
Thursday evening, in the Harmonic Hall. which was
densey crowded by respectable and attentive
Several speeches. most of them exceedingly humorous
were delivered by Africans and others and the Assembly
separated at midnight.
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WASHINGTON, April g, 1917
and Local affairs.

Van Amburgs menagere has disappeared, af-
ter three overlooking nights in Washington.
Next week we are to have Gen. Thumb ~ Jack,
sou Hall. He has become lion with . mAue
since he last visited the federal city He comes
with the ir,primatar Of the monarchs of Europe
with The blessings of the ladies', and oceans of
money at his command. He is certainly the
greatest little man of the age.
The work of finishing the paving of Pennsyl-
vanis avenue, which was suspended last sum
mer because the appropriation ran out, has been
commenced by tearing up the foundations of the
street near Coeman's hotel, the point at which
the repaving was stopped. Geo. w. Hughes, u.
:. T. Engineers, who has rendered such good
service In Mexico, recently, was the officer
who surveyed and got this fine pavement to the
avenue under way
Our little Olympic is shut up for spell, after
good run of custom.
The Vice President still continues in the city,
and is quite well, thank you. And we have
also two ex-collectors of New York in town, Mr..
Curtis and Gov. Van Ness SAN Wu,y
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n 9--Sld Imperial NYork

slIoo. March SID Imperial NYork
SHoREHAM, March le-Sld Charles for N ork.
TEecEIRA Feb i0-Sld, Susanna, Kyd York, having
TRIESTE Feb 2s-An ship Isaac Allenon. Torrey, Or
leans.
WHIrrHAvES, March s-sld, Jane, Dixon, Baltimore.
Home Ports.
BosToS, April 9-AT ship Euphrasa Bunting, Liverpool
March st bark Frederick Warren, Pratt Manila Dec. 18TH
Apijer Jan lst Feb 6t lat 81 Ion "a rs F. exchanged
the Cape Feb eh Feb 18TH lat ls O s Ion 40 w fell in with
in stste board and learned that Of
the crew had died supposed TO have been
and officers i'll from the two days after
Br lri. Widow Goram Glasgow, Feb &C. h aud 18th u lat
IS a. Ion 49, obliged to throw overheard part Pf cagopg
iron and bricks; schrs Rio Grande BoYden washington Nc
encksburg, Oriental Brown Ph Friend, CIowell, and
Splendid, NYork soop Traveller Tnel, Phil. Below ship
S. f0 sd sSp 'tp bound f$ adspfa
,CnAnaE.ToS, ApfiiSIIArb1y Noses buckley, York.
ls tss sai fEHia sm.
York. John Hanc9sk soabia.e sagua Ia Grands Sid Br
deaur.
Nnw onLFAss April Arr bark New England, Curtis,
reign Peterson Fiords Carson Bazos Santiago; Ann
Rogers Apaachicola CID ships Nordan, (Sw) Kernsr, st
Petersburg Unicorn Raoon York; bark Marchiones Of
Raba Senegal; Perfect Gardiner Tampico; Zoe Philips
Baltimore March 81 cid ship Orleans Barrett York; brig
" MO%s Xpr cia Sfss Sea- Norton Providence; We
PHILArrIrHIA April s-AT ship Wyoming, Miereken I'm
Venezuela Dill fin Porto Cabello brgs Forest, Knight, fin
Boston; Albert Hamilton, Salem, Mass.
RIeHTosp Ar brig Jesse Chass OrleSps sehs
SID schr Conelia, Grant N York.
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Family ProyisiOn Market.

slight improvement for the week past in most of
markets. Veal has in very freely and may be had
the foot, at and cents the poundwhst that from
Bucks county, Pa, ready dressed brings sIs cents
the pound. Fish plenty with some North river shad-
they still high, at Is Cd, and s. each One
salmon for sale last week. Mt 81 h. but buyers
and believe they Aeut back to Kennebeck Poultry
wild pigeons l2s the DOZEN English snie
Is. Is. I'd each Some fine rly heads Of salad S.
As. aud 6s the dozen. few radishes mt and
per bunch and water at 3d. and Is the small
basket Eggs continue hgh-only ga for Is. Good
prime butter much wanted.
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Philadelphin Cattle Market.

Offerings consist of $50 head of beef cattle including
l60 for New York. $40 and calves 500 swine and
ll60 sheep.
Prices-Beeves little better, and sales mostly ranged
at SO a So the 100 lbs
Cows and calves brought SIS $40 for fresh S2 S22
for springers and 81 Sl4 for dry cows.
Swine all taken at 81 u SO the 100 lbs
Sheep sell at Slt4 81 each as in quality.
Hay sells more freely, and good timothy commands
30 1850 the cwt Sales OF baled hay at So G0c, and
straw Mt 50 u 81 the 100 bundles.
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lori do w Miler-S w Redmond-l z (3odfey-I ] Os.
bonlso BIZ, Phelps CO.'S Richardson, Watson co
iron Ellison- csk A q Hanford-2 do Hasuck CO.
Harris x Coz Hall, Bros col Owen--I Wamer-Ihhd
Kampe3 bales Ia casks Is crates hrs IA
70 chain cables o order. - " 1~''o''
Sr JAGo CUBA-Brig allio-7O hhdx SMEAR ,oo Iii, do
A hhds moasses 03 bales tobacco H-I2s hbds sy,, 81
bbls do Dunscomb Beckw2hhds hone hhds do Aonre
sugar TO order. "'
MANLLA-Shp Cahota,i3es cassia 1900 boxes sugar
$40 hides N l. & q Cirswold 5000 N"'s' U.s.
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Passengers Arrived.

LIvERPooLPacket ship ShcridsnNr Ward and two chill.
den York; Mrs Thompson and three children Eqsl,nd;
Mr. Swisby, Mrs White, Engand--3i7 in steerage.
PARA-Brig Zaine at Salem-Chas ID Fredercks York;
Joshua Eddowes, of Phladepha: G Langston, London.
MASILLA-Ship Cahota-J Metcaf
ST JAGo DE- CuBA-Brig Callio-W Manchester
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Isk; 50 Beaver Meadow Railroad Az; Northern Liberty
Bank AZ 40 Gisd Nj 500 Lehigh S SO; 100 Vicksburg
AFTER SALEs30 shs Reading Railroad cash. %; 1000 8
Loan 67 l03 IS Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Stock
~ 400 State S. Tx $50 Morris Canal ana; 300 Lehgh
Mortgage Loan, g1z
SECOND BoARD2oO0 Pittsburgh Loan. 6 7s; 50 Fleming
ton Copper, Co. 10.
AFTER SALEs-l0O shs Reading Railroad 29y; 1000 do
Bonds, 7 10 Susquehanna Canal 49, IL ". Liberty Bank,
u; 1000 u 3 Loan, 6's, ST. l03
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WASHINGTON, April 9, 1877
The Siege Of Vera Crus-Ihe Big Dinner fofs
of the Meriean Morfars-Pu6iic dnT'efy-1ns
Yomifo- Necessity Of Despafch-pesseis Kun
ming the RIockade, &c.

OF the lHeTfcdH Vf0gfUs-A "o''' ~A''~'.'5 "
Yomifo- Necessity Of Despafch-pesseis Run
ming the Blockade, 9-c.
The anxiety increases every day. Gen. Scott
must be quick about it, is the universal opinion
He must be quick, or the romito will decimate
him. The Mexicans declare that il has already
broken out in his camp; but this is doubtless a
surmise, while on the other hand, there is no
hope of escape, if the army remain encamped
three weeks among the sand hills surrounding
the town. We are impatiently awaiting the mail
of this afternoon, as expect it will bring us
the news that the American morars have com
menced exchanging those ugly, whining, fizzing,
roaring and exploding dinner pots, with the town
and the castle The garrisons of the city and
castle appear to be we'll provided with those din
ner pots, and are distributing them with most
wasteful liberality in advance OF regular set-to
expending their strength peradventnre, In noisy
demonstrations, instead OF outstanding their re-
sources until every shot shall tell. In every as
pect, the sege of Vera Cruz bears Oft the palm,
in point of the strength of metal on both Sides.
that .has ever; been presented In the annals OF
warfare from Quebec 10 Cape Horn
IL appears that two French vessels have recent
ly run the blockade, and got into the town under
the shelter of the castle doubtless with provi-
sions for the enemy, or munitions of war. 1t re-
ours TO us that these accidents, so advantageous
10 the Mexicans, ought 10 be avolded-and that
the navy ought at least TO be able TO keep the
place invested closely locked up against all APP
proaches from the sea. The northers frequently
drive the blockading vessels to seek the lee shore
of the neghboring islands, and before they can
Just as frequently slips in. A naval officer sug-
gests 10 us, that the blockading ships night be so
supplied with anchors and cables to ride out
the northers, and remain at their stations w.
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LvgarooL--shp Prince Aber-L Pillivuyt lady chill.
a,en and servant York; Mrs Hill child Ms de Jooss,
Samuel Barker Washington; NJ Howell, Canada; John II
Eagelberts, York; David Lindsay Montreal.
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Domestic Irnuortat,or,

SAvANNAH-Brig Amercan-2i7 bales cotton T. & r
raves-zi do Francis Burritt-7 do Parmlee Rogers-a
Lawrence mbe-200 bags rice flour l. Knapp Son,
box mdse ID Walter rolls leather Perkins, Brooks
Randall. ~ S'' "''
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BOOTS AND SHOES of,he first quality at great

gains, at MACS New Store 1856 Canal street The sub.
scriber would call the attention ofhis numerous friend,
and aud the public in general his large and
well assorted stock of all the different kinds Of Boots Shoes
Caters SC that the market afford which he will sell
low for cash Ever grateful for the full share of he
received for the last ten while in the employment Of
Others and having commenced business for himself he
his friends and the public that there shall be
ing wanting his to please and give satisfaction all
those who will be kind patronise him at 1856 Canal
New York. JOHN MCGUIRE
mgImsr
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LOOK AT THIS.

- JUST RECEIVED, a large lot of Gentle mems
tbs city will be sold at the low price ofs5 Also ali kinds
Of Senemeps Caters and Patent Leather Shoes. and all the
different kinds Of Boots and Shoes. Ladies' You will find
this Store variety Of Cater Boots Slippers Buskns
Ties House Slippers white and black satin do white Kid do
and all other kinds and sizes Misses and Chdren Boots and
Shoes Boys Boots Caters Shoes and Slippers of all the
way corner of Franklin street. M. CAIIILL
N. B. Country merchants supplied by the package dozen
Inkr
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&k00 REWARD-AMERICANC OMPOUND-rhis
WOOO popular pleasant and specific remedy warranted
to cure efectualy all of delicate disease few days
under forfeiture Of the above Persons using this ccle
bated article need fear it leaves no odor on me
BREATH requires restriction diet business and adapted
70 every and condition IL contains mercury or nox
ios drugs Injurious % the constitution but ceanes me sys
been cured BY single bottle while the Es" majority n are ,a p
bumbug;" has long been, and still is, used III the private
practice Of physicians with uneing success curing ninety
Sold wholesale by GoNScS Co. GSsnd bome er ,md
Houston Bowery aud Fourth SITS Market street corner Of
East Broadway; 4. L. Cotton 265 Blocker street hammond
and Water streets Yors corner Fulton and
corner Charles and Pratt Streets Batmore O. Sto Wash
ineton Citv Robertson Cormck, Norfolk, Va and r Co
h asn T. 70 ' cbsyisston s. G. a6 Imeodsr
TDRINTJN PAPER Of any size or quality, made order
+ n, sho,t notice Nv PERSSE & BROOKS,
aeM No.63 t267 Nassau street.
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SPRING STOCK OF
Boo rs A N ID SH o E S.

81 TAKE THIS METHOD Of informing their customers
and purchasers in general other extensive and well
tes, Buskins Slippers. &C. Of their own manufacture,
with care and purchased for cash. which will enable
them to sell at the very lowest prices
N B-Store will be until O'Clock the evening,
giving Country Merchants opportunity to examine their
stock when not otherwise engaged.
SMITH & RISLEY,
n2 Chatham ST.. directly opposite the Chatham Theatre
7IVnhr
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NEPTUNE HOUSE, NEW ROCHELLE.
HE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally, that his house will be receive
company or before the first day Of May also that he
prepared 10 make arrangements with families for and
board for the coming It's location and
offer great inducements those who wish be the city
aud well accommodated-alsog good bathing
az 3wsr C. + RICE
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l.. WALSH & CO.,
~ FRENCH BOOT and Shoe Makers No. s. Ann street,
UFench Imperial Dress Boots made 81 So usually
~ sold for Sc So Patent Leather Boots Shoes Caters and
Slippers constantly hand and made order
notice Repairing &c. done in the Quick sales and
M i'm krc
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tELffAU'c FILLS,
OR the radical cure OF gonorrhoea, geet, seminal ennis
~ si9ns and all mocoruruen discharges from the pe,hs
These Pills the result OF twenty experience M the Hos
pi de Charlie in Paris, pronounced by their celebrated
inventor Professor Vepsau an niallibe remedy for all
diseases Of the urethra They effect much shoter
time than any other remedy, without tainng the BREATH dis
agreeing with the stomach confinement from business
Price 81 box.
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FRENCH AND SPANISH LANGUAGES.
lose VICENTE BRITO is DESTROYS Of giving lessons in
the French and Spanish languages by ample but eec
tive method lie would also be willing take charge Of the
French aud Spanish paments young ladies' gentle
mems academy
Those DESTROYS ofengagng his services for either of the
above OBJECTS please apply No Wall street. No
o. up stairs, where by leaving their address, they will be
tended IN az lwsr
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GEORGE LOWDEN, $50 BROADWAY,
ELATTERED by the great encouragement he has
ceiyed since his business respectfully
soc early inspection ohs and varied assortment Of
Thread aces Embroderes staple and figured Musns, Che
mizetts Lace Capes 1.-THE newest stye) ch Partisan Collars,
Infants Robes French Cambria Handkerchief richly
brodered hem stitched Rviere Some very superb Paris
Ncedework Long Shawls; agenea assortment Of silk and
cotton Hosiery; the best quality of ladies' and gentlemen
Md Gloves; white and black Demi Vei 2cnoons of bac
Brusssl; Lace very cheap; Point Lace dAlsneon rich
being purchased for cash. ladies will find this desirable
opportunity Of efecting very considerable saving.
ar fSsr
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NOTICE.
MEETING ofthe Stockholders Of the Brdrewater Cop
"A Mining Company, will be held a the Hotel of d. b.
Steele. New Brunswick N. j.. the first Tuesday in
May o'clock for the purpose Of electng Di-
rectors, to serve the ensuing year.
March 18th, 1917. j. DOBSON, Sec'y.
m3l CT. WeSSarc
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nR. COOPER, IA DUANE street, between Chatham and
- William Streets has for the last fourteen years enjoyed
the most extensive practice in private diseases Of any medical
this disease; and mild cured in five days Sc.
ure-Docor Cooper has discovered method by which
weeks with scarcely pain to the patient Constitutional
This when freely INDUCED I'M begets dyspepsia.
weakness Of the limbs and small Of the back confusion Of
teec and ave rson TO society warranted in every
case, Charge No mercury used
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RECORDS ALTERNATIVE MIyTIfRE


uNOR the Of primary secondary syphilis,
It ycnerea ulcers nodes, complaint produced hy
inudcious OF unskinl medical u0fment-
All suspecting vcneres faint remaining hcr system
should this powerful purifier without delay as no person
consider himself safe after having the yeecal disease
without thoroughly cleansing the system with this Justly cee
brsted Alternative.
Sold in single bottles at 81 each half dozen for
So carefully packed and all parts Of the Union
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARsAPARIIIA
GENTIAN AND SAsSAFRAS
DKEPARED by the New York College Of Medicine aud
Pharmacy established for the suppression Of quackery
This refined and highly ncentrated extract
the purifying qualities curative powers Of the above herbs
confidently recommended by the College superior TO any
extract OF Sasapara before the public and NAV he
relied on as certain remedy for all diseases arising from
worm bloches pimpes ulcers pain the bones or Joints
nodes cutaneous eupon liberated throat or any dis
Ease arising from the secondary effects of syphilis or a inu-
dcious Of mercury. "'N
Mold N single bottles az .....,...... IS cents.
B.-A very liberal discount TO wholesale purchasers
,s,y W. RICHARDSON, M. D.,
DIV % Nassau street, New York.
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CROTON HOSE, DAYS PATENT.-The inventor of
~ this article offers il for sale, pedgng himself replace
machinery for covering the inside rubber tube having after
been perfected the hose offered
the perfect article originally contemplated when the
ton patented 1t is now all right For sale at No. 20
Courtlandt street. HORACE H. DAY.
ma mrc
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DITCH5oo barrels extra sized and of superior quality for
JAMES T. TAPsCOTT,
Nc 3trrc Successor Cooke and Adams South street
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
Il. SHEPHERD
III AS opened store $40 Broadway for the sale of aces
IL broderes and French Fancy Goods
T. 3. is selling off cheap at AT Broadway.
He continues his business heretofore at go Broadway
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CoNsrITuTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.

CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.
Medens and Pharmacy pithe tity of New Yef % %
confidently ommened for all Of debility produce by
sec ret or of any kind Its an invaluable
remedy for impotence sey or barrenness unless depend
ng o mafiormation. . -
Single bottles 81 each Of half dozen ST. carefully
packed and sent to all parts of the Union
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MRS. ZEGLIO, No. 81 DIVISION STREET,
M GUILD respectfully inform her friends and the public in
w general that she has constantly hand full aud fash
onable Of hirred bennets plain aud fancy;
also, Tuscsns Of quality, and bonnets
The ladies the country well the city
call aud her stock before purchasing elsewhere
nQ Inikr