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THE MEDICAL COMPANTON


HE author advocates the merits of his discovery Do
nestle Practice Indispensable as nature sanctions
eno Full and sene%sny pledge. es Is EVEN rss
thus new era and popular revolution Medicine sysem
safely than majority the wants Of the world in ed
Sneas an evidence least hundred of the
family without loss Of patient proved by document Til.
BOOK octave embraces than be detailed
per means Of mutual justice the OF The Discovery
The author will pledge that this book the price Of which
importance and general character the articles in either Of
the two principal divisions exsa poisons such HYDRO
worth all the purchase money the satisfaction Of the purca-
SER th,the will be liberty with full right return the book
after purchase and receive the amount due The author will
give any pledge thar gentleman in this whole enter
chs and FeHe cold OF anS bo
81 CT s a chill
Ihls work + sold BY MesMs Burgess strnge Co, Of
Ala vi Dr. Gi'F Hsd G cs4s Mr.
and by the author Tho. J. Walden NJ d.. GAINESVILLE Ala
OF DOMESTIC PRACTICE is intended to correct first
The cure Of at least hvded Of the various diseases
Of the country BY the head Of family proves the value
possibly see much less correct When disease gets ahead
yom with soughs the is hopeless, almost uni.
ter . Cer'anlL The first SYMPTOMS headache pains Of
not corrected thought Of by the patient should properly
treated q: they arise on the spot and at the very moment In
tne PRINCIPLES OF pecautlon and premoniton
No chill no matter how common especially if induce the
malgn habit of relapse, can be overlooked by eemen who
are competent to give brilliant solution Of this great problem
s s a.;S;:: .s5.
ene; are put under all pledges and airest test for
oo''' that any gentleman can ey g.s,os ,.,nr,
G.NEsvLLr, March Is, 1917. sIo r.. RI
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IMPORTANT TO THE OWNERS O
HOR SES &c


HORSES, sc.
~ JOHN WILLIAMS, Veterinery Surgeon, respect
4A\ fully informs his friends aud the public
that he continues practising successfully the diff
feen diseases incidental that noble animal the horse
old established Veterinary establishment the sign Of the
Golden Horse No l3 Chryse street, the Of
Broome, New York.
Mr. Williams in thanking hi. friends for their kind
patronage during alpcrod of twenty his
business in this city, receiving from SIX eight hundred horses
per annum his inrmary takes the opportunity of informing
them that he has recently still further improved his nrmay
and has fitted number of and
stalls for sick horses which will be attended with his well
known punctua and attention The fact of Mr. vii.
ams being regularly educated and brought up the profess
sion in the armies Of both England and France and had
much experience sufficient guaranty that those
him with the Of their horses may rely upon the
skill anJ attention being paid them Mr. Williams would also
suggest 10 ms friends the advantages be derived from
ployng him in the examination of horses for sale His services
offered both the purchaser and seller and his
prove beneficial to either party.
Mr. Williams jn6Tnay at 1871 Chrystie street. where he
always to be found and consulted and where committed
his charge will have the full benefit of his and
perience His charges moderate and suited times
invited to call and examine for themselves.
IL Dr. w iams' Lninent for sprans, bruises lumbago
rheumatism, &c. &C. may be had as above. a0 3~rc
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FIR ST WARD.
ITO r; TIE pEN0cRATlc ELECTORS OF THE

HE Si yo oF SUPPORT an
% to a cS1 ss%'SI
sSsa
GsGs GS%qttss Tsg%.s %; Esc'i0I f. has
erese ofhe elective franchise which designed while
has on the CONTRARY the hands Of the %
This truth notorious ihoushou, the city has been n, most par
good and private s right 1t
Election and drove from the poll. the hosesi Hired
sSi re Ys 1% f
% s cS ss spurious Sss Ss suen
men whose the poll list for years. were refused
We therefore n the exercise of those POLITICAL rights which
we hold Be the most valuable S of
| %s a Primary scto
sad believing a q the legal democrats voters Of
e +. Of se
+ E0 4 A tk%Po.
Fo Join Aif';'f FIF Aldss%''
,ohn Nc u;,h,s For Assessors; ;.ho,,. n;mo0d
wn,,sm n,s.Ffss Constable, ,sav r.s. u'''
:. F9 Sii I9;sse5esr1s Of b Eise'ion.
ed Di.tric,-ii9;h5sa s sS&s''
Sd DA'rie,-AS; S @Ga',
" w Rs's, John ssS,',
Michael Doran, Jr. John MeSlichael
w viii YII ynnch, jSSnp ha b. ra'ne''
Jane; Regan William Johnson
John Byme, I'D Freudentha
JOHN MseAncHAEL, Chairman.
Jxo: DowLisa, Secretaries alos,&M ats.rh
JSDrrFYDESsFl fyTFFFEFH KE!to %AR FlcKEr-
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAfT1 y
Asses.ors-tsorys I. Havemoyer and
9$s s t oui p anS ss
p" and pull '3F5ifss F. tAsS tafS U.s.
f sfa be Sy for
e M 'Hq ri m Mill
t. You cannot fail to vote Af M i9HSt fHs ocRArs
,r,uu a.. POST OFFICE New York, April .. 1911.
w asa ae a s"r1 The sd;G EsE
40 2tre RoBT. MORRIS, P. NJ.
IRISH EMIGRANT SOCIETY.
an Election for Officers Of this Society for the ensuing
year, held on the 9Th instant the following named
JOSEPH sTEw yAASNEEs ni HYSi BELLY,
F fGsS5RFisHSseefE:r MSe SS.XiIFsiffHEYY
49, cH HffSlsEtsyy s s%ssIEsiEeNsv
, ~ executive Committee for the following year will con-
felix ln@oldsby, Terrence Donnelly,
CHARLES NJ. Marry William Watson
n D. DAILY, . James Reybum,
Thomas Swanwck John Nicholson.
John Manning, James dwell,
Charles K. Shea Francis Mann.
a8 3t*isr
HOARHOUND, ELLACAMPANE AND ICE
LAND MOSS EXTRACTED,
RE these three herbs proverbay poten lin them.
selves saluary and permanent benefit the throat
lungs when diseased And yet they constitute but third
u the '"S'eo Mis- .n JERvIss COLD CANDY,
. oeyery material Of which admitted good by
every physician relieving and curing the early
ing Cough Influenza, Sc These ecscous herbs combined
efcial, leaves dsub that
- MRS yERVISS COLD CANDY
really simple and certain remedy for the above diseases
Besides, look at the
IN list OF references hst continually published Of
most EMINENT MEN.
w Sold by MRS. JERVIS'S No. 379 BROADWAY, cor.
ner of White street.
AoENTs-Rushton Co., 10 Aston House, 40 1856 Broad
way biseks 6i BeweTy Bunton 40 sirh avenue Brig
man, IL 0o avenue ID; Nelson of Catherine and Ma.
olson s,s Lecoun corner Of Grand and Division Mrs
Hays, l39 Fulton and Atlantic Brooklyn; f.. r. r.
Williams, Broad street, Newark.
Each package IS invariably signed MRS. w. JERVIS.
fut up ~ packages OF s 2, As, and dollar each.
al0 Bits Sahl&Tu re
~
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PHILADELPHIA, April 9, ls47.
Ono thousand barrels Of flour sold to-day at 81, at
which price there sellers than buyers Grain
is unchanged Sugar is active at advance Of one
cent Meal is improving The Baltimore telegraph is
still out of order
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ALBANY, April Q, lsiT.
There IL freshet in the river and considerable ice
running down
The tow boat Enterprise laden with -four. &c, was
struck by q cake of ice last night and sunk
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NEW TYPE AND NEW ATTRACTIONS.
MAGNIFICENT STORY,

A MAGNIFICENT STORY
TlFILLl illustrated with fine wood engravines-
- The SUNDAY DISPATCH, the largest three cent pa.
per published in the country for this week. April H. 1917
VII pe one Of te greatest papers ever issued III this country
consequence Of tie large aud rapidly increasing eircu
ton Of the Dispatch have been compelled procure an
entirs new font OF type, ON which the Dispatch for this week
Will be printed.
will contain the first part Of one of the thrilling and
THE FIRST FALSE STEP.
, go Or the Path Of Crime,
style The number for this week will tvs Engrayings
from the most life like designs drawn by Of III. beat ar
tss OF the The story itself is of the exciting cha
,hcte and should be read by all who wish be initiated into
Path Of rectude Minna Woodward the Heroine of this
ory and her adyenturc fail excite the lively
interest IN the refder while the whims freaks Of some f
'"e W 2he Der, characters s1 will be highly amusing
nave also the pssTfi EP M Il o,%HTHGqEnFs,"s the
NY LIE AUTHOR OF. THE "SsTER.iS-LAw:"
THRILLING Story Of Life in New York As many were dis.
ipPont,d ~ procuring full copies Of the SfSTER.IN.
we ADVISE those who wish the Step Mother
,hELlGlONS Of THE WORLD NO PA curious
Hsoory of some Of the Early Christian Sect.
\ Skech Of one Of the Bhoys.
rs, 81 Extracts, Clippings Items Of
EDITORlALS-John Graham aud the Bible in sumner, or
,merdncci together with Variety Articles ON yor;ous
Police R.eorJ.r ,osSp News 81 the Week Local News
PRICE THREE CENTS; Or 81 Year bv mail, ~ Office a.
The DISPATCH contains ,hity.,wo columns. Of which
"'"'S1 WIZ be %ia seS,ft hssfdgs Mayer
NB-Advertise ments for the DISPATCH must be HANDED
IN by o'clock Saturday insertion ~ our rce
edion comre MS TO go to press at an early hour a0 s
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AT FAIRS IN LBANY,
LEGISLATIVE PROCEHDINGe.

Senate.
ALBANY, April 0, 1917
Tho Senate has been engaged upon private claims
day
Assembly.
ALBANY, April 9, ls47
bill presented to amend the charter OF tho Long
Island railroad.
The bill to incorporate the city Of Syracuse
ported complete
The bill from the Senate to amend the election law
to make the oath conform to the provisions 9th
constitution, reported with amendments, of
which requires thirty days residence in district to
quire title to vote.
Mr.. DEvLrN opposed this amendment, and tho ques-
ton was stil pending when this despatch closed.
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"a HOW TO MAKE MONEY.-The axiom that money
- saved is money made almost old as the invention of
money tss but he principle of selling five dollar HAT
Tor three dollars and fifty cents first established and
pactised by Robertson the Phcnir Ha, Mannactory 90
FULTON ST.. " y, aud 81 Fulton ST. Brooklyn. This simple
we believe will suffice TO make known way
- how 10 make money" $40 Inns ria
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ApIUsEaIENTs.

~ Charles dc Aspremont Mr. Stark Eestine Mis- Abbott
zST IS VIZ e. s s as ; % Ros
Hunt; Countess de Roondo Mrs. Barry
Doors o ore quarter to oeiost Curtain quarter
PARK THEATRE.
CARp-Mr WAILACK's BENEFIT AND LAST
a. S5 sas Il, Il S.as;
EziES6Sss IT, VILE: xissae y, q
ai%bo NJ Bass; sentinel Nj e. andrew hI'i5a Mrs, Mrs,
K TssI ~ MI By Nj %issi
yHhh&sHT e. Nv sE sss.ss
SS9t & % S; %,Ts:s E AfAlS
Gsfe 2 Ii s bds MY nSLh ANR MY
toni r. IS Sis$: Wiz $d Splash
ss. s1,s E s% Gsy s
M iTCHELts &C, OLYMPIC ThEATRE; =, Eye
81 sfE H holland. wa TE cAsNET Il,
N ksa Which, sSse K. Mi nGfs 81 THE
wl,1, HOLLANDS Grenade Ncknson; Rodoiph, Mrs TiInm
''' co @f a' y FSMLY JARsp.ph Mr. Hend
psgo,y M C?no'er; Mr. Porcelain, Mr. Nickin.on Lddy
n pei; G, :. cents, Pit sh
Door. o'clock; Curtain IL o'clock precisely
PALMios oPEEA HOUSE Chamber: .est.sr.opa
RRoRGI A@Eas!ssia Boyia: sisnac 5sn Aisa.si. ss
~ Ssai as ;s
Ss s S.S HssJS ea as' SIS 81 "s%s
etss fSsei %ss s r. s sss cents
Seat; secured at the Box 0fiee from 10 A. NJ
Performance to commence at halrvas T. Doors open a,
RoWERY AMPHITHEATRE. This evening, Agrl lsIh oh
n rs SsfIIf
Ai%o WHICH aH% YIN Be added PAS DE DEux by Mrs.
NEfois;2 conclude with Mr. Ksmps tremendous
Boxes, Is cents; pit leI Doors open perform.
WALNUT ST. THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA
+. A. Marshall Lessee. w r. BLAKE Manager
',,,'!sss!$ i SSsss2$E v S;S'a Of
s As bHs fLEuR by
After which, the comedietta of LEND Me FIVE sIIIL.
Te which will be added, IL PAS ROCOCo;
With fAs BIS tn.
Wheatsheaf Dance.
CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Dress circle and rarque"e ...S 80 cents
''" ssAsT!SH'fRsDAY EVENING, AfRlL TO- ISL T. cents
THE SHE$EK OF PR EGsi' ssF'
t eSsi fRS oSsS the the e oesr Frazer
BODY Bob. c!o''o.n Mr. M SMfS Holman.
= " On Monday Evening tie Opera Of NORMA
A I'D ssaisy Hp I'll nd T% S DAYS
dssa saet
r0''$TEty e fis F Fi;i Tu Nj Press
The most wonderful esaordnay interesting and pleasing
this %sy hs wssh As ON his saS K. Y Baltimore
rw %;H 5 SaS ;1siS; i S:'f
Friday and SATURDAY,, .aprii 9th and 10TH
Let no one delay Tr sTiSE.Hs E" i& I'll
for him to remain longer than these days To
q iss; SsS '
when he wi" fsGFsri K f fiERfFio6st NJ
s Tssss ;"s
he &e s viii IL E
magnificent French COURT DRESS.
Worn before Lcu. rhpps King d R French and the p.n-
''' o'ii. sCl rie 3 sIE''' his
m wsh he % rss The 6 @ sG sS In the %
s vii relate s s. hi and whsn
Frederick the Great Songs Dances Geeian Statues &C. He
And ,s S|j vi; At SEVEN ~ oSho Sd =, .
addition p which win produced other
Morning Afternoon or Ev.
Performance
Written of his travels &C. and containing all his
Songs be had at the Museum price sxpencealso
ful Gilt Medal with likeness Of the General price sh
ling for which the General gives receipt "a KIs to his fe
male patrons
GREAT WESTERN the Yankee Comedian.
ETHIOPIAN MINSTRELS
| Misses WHEELER and JULIEN.
GEN. TOM THUMBS CARRIAGE, with one Of his
z$ ASShE 5 s Ah HasGs SSbr b. see.
all hours, atan charge Of one shilling.
MADAM ROCKWELL, the Fortune Teller.
Admission rs cents-Chldren under 10, l21f cents
40 2~c
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Average weekly circulation Of the above
banks for the past month. .......... f7747.962
On u comparison of the above with the returns for
the month ending the 3Oth of January last 1t shows -
decrease in the notes of private banks of. fl377o2
a decrease in the notes of Joint stock banks
o. ''.'.'.- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 69,s2l
lo'ai decrease on the month ........ f207 100
ana as compared with the same period of last wear
VIZ inc month ending February 2sth 1896 it shows
increase in the notes of private banks of fsI66s
An increase in the notes of Joint stock banks
w. '.....-.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80 ,557
Ao'a increase on tho year. .......... fl7l,225
no nAea issues of the several banks In England and
"es, exclusive. of the Bank Of England, being
iso Prlvate pa AXIS allowed to ISSUE 80. f49ee4
oJo'nt sto' * banks allowed to issue -. s,4ls,277
io'ai fed issue. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s,4l7,72l
ap Gears therefore, that the following il the compare
wv late Of the circulation
4 q private banks below thcr fixed issue f449564
Aho joint stock banks below their fixed
issue. .................... a2O,le5
Total below the fixed issue ........ f669,759
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ERsEENNCH AND ENGLISH DAY AND BOARDING
SChOOl Tor Young Ladies, will remove from Murray
street no 23 to Chambers street No &c., New York the
Isl OF MAY Vases from Paris, have been oblg-
ca az their present establishment They will take Boarding
scholars AZ moderate rate. Nothing but French spoken
the family Mines Vases do not think necessary speak
much Of their establishment already well known for the pro.
o. the chiren them good
Miss vassas having theme method which she received in
very high school OF Paris where she taught after having
educated there, the Ladies who under her
lean all The branches OF thorough education without
al all The Drawing Lessons will be included the
the term The English department will be attended than
nal aplOS2i 3t&r
New York, March, lai7.
PART OF HOUSE, with small genteel family
IiIR wanted by ageneman, whose family of him
Jul self wife, infant and serynt;a front Paror and Bed
Room ad Joining with small bed rooms and
men Kitchen will be required. Location be pleasant
and terms moderate Address c. s. A. this office. aiO in
FOR SALE,
a. GOOD PAIR OF BAY HORSES perfectly
~ <sound and well broken. To be seen at the stable in
4,Z-4-the rear of ST. Johns Church. ST. Johns Alley.
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FOR SAL IL

TVN ISN
a. A fine stylish Bay Horse kind and sound has
~ <roed his mile within the three minutes, and
his twelve miles in the hour easily. Also, a
good patent aIeuee catbem and harness The pre-
sent sells them only for of Can be seen at
Dsbrows stables Bowery Eighth For partcu-
lars apply Of w. +. DISBROW,
or j. ETHAN, Jr.
al0 3t.rc 225 Green street
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:. aTHE ECLECTIC SYSTEM
To pJIVGICJtNc

TO PHYSICIANS.
PHYSICIAN. who obliged visit Europe on business
"A has Drug Store to dispose Of in which Young
san clear 100 per annum besides good practice Sc
toI cards Of address apply to GRAHAM CO., Old Slip
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NEAPOLITAN BONNETS.

THE subscribers ctfuS call the attention Of
and Milliners, TO their style Of Neapo
ed h' winch are superior to any hitherto manufsetT
caed me Gossmer with flowers Of the same material to cor
which are indeed exquely beautiful and feel
mat our NeapoIitans and Gossamers will be the
no; bonnet this senson by the deonsra
y se mus early n their favor by the fashionable
-, FATTlsoN NOK&CO,
MI Imissre Ne "a Dslsnsv ~, ~ 80, ~ H.. So
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FOR SALE,
49, 4 CHESNUT HORSE, IA hands high, can 90 his
<mile in harness in 2n The for the owner
1A-ang with him. is that he going travelling sir
months. Apply j. HURSSON'S,
az lwrc Livery Stable, III Twelfth street.
PRIVATE LESSONS IN GERMAN
A LADY from the north of Germany would be happy to
devote portion pf her time giving instruction in
man at the residence of pupils Application person By
letter, to No and 10 Clinton Place. mile lmsr
PATHETISM
/ "A ROY SUNDERLAND having returned from his re.
cent Southern tour has the pleasure of announbnE
oil Experimental Lectures, the Lyceun Hall, broadway
Prince street) Wednesday Thursday Friday and
day of the present week at Ia O'clock, NJ lie i'll attemR
series of results in the minds of his audience Exatc Mnlr
full Musical and Wonderful illustrating the laws and con
Of Human Nature Tickets IS cents-three for SO cents
Gratutous Lectures Ladies' the free Of diseose
al ttisLr
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IRON February 2Oth to March 9th $50 the aetna,
decrease in the circulation in that period was but eao,
's5. This has been produced by a reduction IN Tho
amount OF notes on hand 1t will be perceived that
there Is st margin Left Of f57l474O which the hank
can have drawn from it in specie before further reuc
lion in the actual circulation will be required The
operation othe new system upon which Bank of Eng
and regulates its issues is little understood that e.
not strange some ofthe Wall papers make suc, rd,
euous mistakes in their statements 1t il s,rnrsing
'hey VIII attempt to explain anything they kro so little
about Wall street paper a few days az A stst.J tba,
the Bank OF England would let the mount Of notes
on mana iali OIL, but would keep up the amount for
Tue purpose OF sustaining its crc alation Was there
ever so much nonsense contain ed in 30 few words p,
me Issues OF the bank are base upon government secu
ti'es to the amount Of flIoo| and upon bullion on
hand Every pound sterlin issued over and above the
fourteen Millions must b. represented by pound
ing ~ oonoh IN the va lts Of the bank. The aggregate
So, """y ahio"h' co the government securities and
oh oh hoha, op all the issues not in circulation
Tue amount on and being from time to time increased
VI diminished the bullion huctuates. The amount
u "o'es on nand deducted from the aggregate issue
must aiw" - equal the fourteen millions government
~ and the amount Of bullion hand,
A 'e eeen by reference to the above table Whenever
NV efcase Of bullion takes place the notes hand
-"st DC reduced to keep up the circulation and the
"sR at all timos keep margin of the of these
notes which 1t can resort to at any time The cir
caiation OF the Bank of England cannot 60 below
i'uFteen millions II every pound in bullion should be
oawn iron 1t is anticipated that the demand upon the
'ank Tor bullion for shipment to the u States Russia
WI" DC Arge; but fears expressed In tho financial
circles of London In relation TO tho result even Of
heoV drain for expectation
nc Bankers Magazine furnishes the returns of cir
Ilaton of the private and jont-stock banks in Eng
and and Wales for the four weeks ending respectively
Tho 6h 18TH 10th and 27th Of February u and gives
Sho following tho average ending tho 9th ut viz
Private banks. f4649 $50
Ioint-stock banks ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3l9s,082
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iuJDOy III BRO4DT1y

1nIDO4N, M BHO-fDU ~,
~ INVITES attention 10 his Spring Style Of GEN
STkEMEN'S HATS, GENTS, BOYS, AND IN
tANTS CAPS. The Beaver Hats he offers, for bril-.
ancy ightncss and durability will be found superior to any
ever before produced while his Silk Hats inferior to
those produced by any other establishment.
Country Dealer, who may few fine hats complete
want. .ps Oils. 81
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@. b. CLARKE,

O. II. CLARKE,
FASHIONABLE MERCHANT TAILOR. Iis William
streetsn the Spring all bodies the outer covering.
but the only animal who has pay IT, The question
then arises who will cothe him cheapest aud best will and
Mine strictly cash business both in buying and sell
ns make the finest quality Of French Black Dress Coats
ready made. Every in the trade equally good and
cheap. 40 2t,sc
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HATS! HATS! HATS!
~ KNOx with his accustomed brevity. would call ths
c.snenuon OF his friends TO his styles Of SPRING
FASHIONS which ready his store No i2s Fulton
re would with his usual philanthropy, invite strsn
Re 20 ms establishment where they obtain hats Of
az quality and alower prices than other
"e Guy s8 fwissr
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LAST DAY.
MI: OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH will receive new sub
1vA scribers during This Day and Evening his Dollar
Classes Mr. g. guarantees beautiful Improvement TO ali
lod and young in 10 Lessons of One Hour each, Hours
for Ladiesfrom to O'Clock NJ daily; Gentlemen A.
NJ ,, 7 and 8P. NJ. "
Z. S-No Pupils can be received the Dollar Glasses this
season unless their names registered this day.
10 lt.rh
TOWNSEND N. UNDERHILL & co, of Nos 49, 20
aud % Cedar street New York would hereby the
friends and customers that. in connection with their Brown
Sheetng have just completed additional
room for the sale of Bleached Goods and that this
they will constantly exhibit for sale every variety Of
wide aud comprsnss the best styles heavy and fine
Also large supply of smooth yadwide goods, of good
quality and low price, from per yard according 10
the price of the same article in the brown state.
TOWNSEND n. UNDERHILL,
New York. March 9th i8i7. aIo t.rb
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AUCTION NOTICES.
". w. SHIRLEY, .Auctiouser.

1..o.. w. w. SHIRLEY, Auctioneer.
MOCK OF Lamp Dealer-Monday, April l2tl 10 o'clock
al the slors No iG9 Broadway catalogue sale By NJ b.
ppSert oil all kinds solar lard and Spirit Lamps rich Gran.
aoes 60 y Light; hanging Solar camphine and oil Lamps
,h stained glass Llntes Shades and Globes all kinds The
whole 70 be sold with fixtures OF the store worthy the notice
OF retailers and housekeepers. aiO Isbh
j. w. BROWN, Auctioneer.
A LOTION NOTICE., w. BROWN will sell at
ton this day saSrday April lol att o'clock No. i42
pioadwaN-2 maiog Sofas, OF various mahogany
Chairs; Dressing Bureaus; Wardrobes; marble top Wash
sands French Bedsteads and card Tables Oomans
Dnans Sc. Also, China Tea Sets, with other articles
eh Giandole and Solar Lamps; Table Casters and
eles Also, invoice OF portable Writing Desks: Work
boxes aud Dressing Cases. al0 lt-r
ROYAL GURLEY Auctioneer.
" ALUABLE BOOKS-lAn extensive and valuable collec.
ti9n Of choice and excellent Books consisting chiefly Of
English editions, Of them illustrated with line fnga.
wings about lOO volumes of and curious Books from
rryaie Library an invoice of Greek and n Classical
works, Ne &c. Also, large Mahogany Book Case and
share in New York Society brarywili be sold This Eve
corner Of Duane street. aplO Tier