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A CARD.

MISS ANNA M. BECK would respectfully in.
lll form the Ladics Of Washington that she is now
prepared with her Spring Stock execute all orders
in Millinery or Mantua Making with neatness and
despatch. Residence street, opposite Rev. @. b
Browns. april 2l-3m
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We have tried the teas imported by the Pekin
Tea Company, rs and n Fulton street, New York
and il we live will Try them often. They are selling
the most delicious teas wo ever drank and retail
them at wholesale prices.-Evrnins Post.
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The finest specimens of green and black tcas ever
sold in this country. are imported by the Pekin Tea
Company. IS and II Fulton st. Those who wan,
good tess at reasonable prices always get them
,here.--Trbunc.
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The Pekin Tea Company, rs and n Futon ST.,
performing great and good work and will, in .
fow years, beyond all doubt, drive oil the poor teas
which have delugeJ this country, and defrauded
consumers of the article out OF this market. They
import none hut pure fragrant teas, and retail them
by the single pound al Wholesale prices Families
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Slrer Ley--Seldom sold even by large dealers,
because of the very small profits made on its
sale.-This is very superior Tea.
do do golden chop, plantation
.,s. ..... orgarden growth so
Golden Chop.--This is the finest Green Tea cuIt-
waited in China. 1t is Of the first pickings, and
excels all other Green Teas for its deicacy Of
flavor, strength and aroma, Heretofore, this
Tca has never reached this country except in
,nnli lots az nresen1s 10 Imnnrters
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SEASONABLE MEDICINES.
Bulls extract Of Sarsapariila
SANDS do do
Lcidy's do do
TOwnsend's do
Schwartze's do
Houck's Panacea
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These medicines are all of Standard Merit, and
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NlRplNlh.
/. Arch'd Atkinson g. Jno s Pendleton
2. Rich'd X. Meade I 10 Henry Bedinger
g. T. s. Flournoy Il. James Mcdowell
a. 1hos S Bocock l2 William B. Preston =
s. VIM. J.. Goggin u. Andrew S. Fulton :
g. John M. Bolts Ia, r. A, Thompson
T. Thos. Fl, Bayly Ii. William G. Brown
g. Robn r. l.. Bcale 49,.
NORTH CAROLINA ,.%
!. T. l.. Clingman 6, James J. Mckay
. Nathaniel Boyden 7. Jno. r. J. Daniels
g. d. NJ. Barringer 8. R. S. Donnel
A. A. II Shepherd 9. David Outlaw ,
s. A. w Venable ...
SOUTH CAROLINA.
/. James a. Black s. Armistead Burt
2. r. F.. Simpson 6, Isaac F. Holmes
3. J, A. Woodward T. Robert b. Rhett I
GEORGIA. --...
I. Thos. Butler King 5. I. r. Lumpkin
9. A. Iverson &. Howell Cobb
3. J. w. Jones T. A. II. Stevens
4. II A, HARRISON g. Robert Toombs
-. KENTUCKY.
|. Lynn Boyd ., 6. Green Adams
?. Samuel Peyton 7. Garnet Duncan
3. B. l.. Clark 3. C. S. Morehead
4. Aylett Buckner g. Richard French
S. J. b. Thompson TO- Jno. P.'Gaines
TENNESSEE.
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2 Wm NJ. Cooke s. Wash. Barrow
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Ca W Ianos ~ Wm r. UasLsu,
Cordon :
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l. James J. Faran IL. Samuel f. Vmton
.. David Fisher Is. Thomas Ritchey
g. r. C. Schench IA. Nathan Evans
a. Il; >: lanoy 10 Wiliialh hennon
D. Wi,'lan, oa"yei IT, =. -. ou NUN.
y = f nSo "a : LAIN finder 81
q, L. Taylors 10. Jno. Crowen '
81 O. Edward, - 90. ]. r. Giddings.
10 Daniel Duncan 81. Joseph NJ Root
ii. J. X. Miller I
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3. J. l.. Robinson 8. ,Jno, Petit
a. Caleb B. Smith 9. c; W, Ca,hcart t
5. VIM. w. Wick 10. w. Rockhiil
MISSISSIPPI
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are always sure of obtaining good teas at this great
warehouse id Quantities 70 suit their convenience
and at the same price that the merchant pays who
buys to sell again Daily True Sun.
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To be continued. J
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ICE! iCE!! ICE!!! J.
TNHE SUBSCRIBERS have on hand q large sup,
l. ply OF pure Potomac lee, which they will soil
at their lcs.Lousr corner Of Maryland avenue and
Eleventh street, for Twenty-Five cents per bushpl
BIRD & GUNNEIl,.
N. B,-Ice delivered in any part of the city at the
shortest notice. b. Il.
june 23--G a+,
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We drink Green Tea and for many years have
been paying dollar per pound for it. But thanks
to the Pekin Tea Company, we now get better tea
from them at rs cents per pound. We drink one
pound per weea, by which we are now saving thir
teen dollars per year. and enjoying better tea in the
bargain. Commend US to the Pekn Ten Company
say we.-Mirror
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round thought finding him again was about tune 70
meniioa IT. Mr. Peterson ~as relative Of be was al
saw him drove him 70 The dtr~; nsoe no s'rsnfe-
neut for any person 10 take Of hm thought al an
fereoi times he not N hls right mind 90 trough
when he had The hsers lad doubt me nis ins a. =,
whether be meant 10 hang himself Aher he second oli
Mr. Peterson be had better take the key oui a The ssoe
il the second time have caught Cal Russ gong TO
Go not know n be had wife there or bad seen him
him in he stables before, but not at that Tine -
John Peterson swornIs eoachman al Boston bee a
sceusnied h prisoner long as have been big eooush
10 recollect him he IL cousin Of mine Between and
10 one evening he into The beroom of the Mechsn
ies Inn rubbing his hands II he washing them ard
looking strange; went 10 the stable 70 clean my horses
him again next morning 10 the of OF The stable win
hateY and slip noOse 10 II asked him hat he was
dong he made but went down. and soon After
ward ran up Csmbrdgest; next day he came 10 The din
Der tAbis Jumped up and without eating anything
lie rmed changed toward me after be came from Port
lsnd IN May
before what Mr. wess told me told ny employer d &
Mace who keeps the inn, that believe CALVIN Russ 10
crazy be asked me Il that The hsi knew OF H. nst
thai the general opinion Of everybody round here
told bis brother do know where his wife "as a. NE
time know she in b sion last year was intimsle
with him. but caDnO, where hey were lVlnE never
saw him drink or under the ofnence OF liquor DO not
know In whose employment he was was liiiie siser
The usus time Of gong 10 me saoe 10 elean me horses
Csayl1s s. 0ttrnsn sworn Keep the gymnasium in Ca
NOV prisouer and have done 10 or u years
frnerIy worked In the shop with hin In Boston met him
In last In Causst ne began 10 shed tears asked "
with his wife 10 Boston he said he caught him he would
cut his throat asked him If he had seen John Towne,
who was an old scquainiaree snd asd arrived OF ys
get hi. wife away and he meant to cut his head or he
ook hold OF my and said he wished 10 tell me his
troubles Charley said he. there are rive or ELK men who
are coubned together get my wife away from me he
wished NE with him. for, said he, you know can
and IN he caught hem he intended their id heads
of and after that New Bedford on whaling voyage
when pesSg 81 . I'd oD speskns Of his wife he
spoke nationally az TO his business Adjourned 10 MONDAY
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General Notices.
re- DIR. woos,. s.r,.parill. .nt

" DIR. Woods ssnaparil. and WIZ Cherry Bit
lsfs for he perlsner; removal ofs such diseases a.
their rise IL AZ mpgre blood impaired digestion morbid
Of The liver and stomach. weakness o. he nervous
system. snd cisorsersd hsoi o. consultation, and he
whole class Of diseases for which the medical faculty.
have fr Years united prescbing the celebrated Ssrsa
pariIls and ire Bsrk Of " Id Cherry.
Dr. Woods ssrsA1srilis ard Wa Cherry Birep u
the Only medicine made % these articles and founded
is the best medical principles and her virtues
traced hy rgid cherncs analysis perience has show
is unususl power ard efficacy, AID viii BE found Trial
BE- and speedy remedy for The diseases
ted above. They purity he blood secure regular diges
ton promote healthy action OF me LIVER and stomach,
and CHEN the al once securing health and
vigOr he whole system In 81 cases u Dependency,
from Ind gestiou nervous int aiou hey have been used
win remarkable success Dor are they ess useful
ecy FOR hesische fagency lDss n ~ petite ard
pTOsfrsfi0n u The system. a. ne sane ule Il
be stated al tey reher v1!el nUr a. al dangerous
IN their op-rsous securing they do the desired enc ny
a steady, r. -ulsr, and easy il-geuce
sod wholesale All retzI by WYATT kETCiAN
general SCENTS p Fuous Al retail l92 Broadway. 5l
Ble,ckerst " Y. J. " smh. cor. Fulioa aad CrAnher-
y So Brooklyn. Priee II. -aIce bottles u Smi'
r. Important Caurion.-Bewafe q spurious imsa-
tons Of Dr. Crrste's 6alf arc arc.es whir. h.n- msde
without regard scientific principles sre not only entirely
worthless hui b. injurious in tfer application Ire
only Agency 10 SewY0fs = al > - Broadway. No
drug druggist keeps he genuine articles but many
Of them keep counierfeits. p i-u
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Markets. Carefully reported for The Tribune.

SATURDAY. Jan. g
ASHES-A few bills Pots have been sold at s. which
Ia an advance. Pearls are 50, and quiet
CoTrON-The sales today have been smaller than
upon any previous day this week, amounting 10 only
10 bales. There is change, however IN prices.
winch are very full
FLOUR AND MEAl.-Thcre is some inquiry 10 day
ana Shippers have taken $500 bbls Oswego and Michi
gan al . o. Some parcels Genesce were taken for
home use es $50 623 Holders Of Genesee are very
nrm- IN Sootnern very little doing. Sales 500 bbs
Jersey Meal a, 3 s7l
GRAlN-In Wnea' there are sales that were made
public Ih' inquiry ior Corn is good. sales 1900
bush new southern and Jersey at ~ Ia 10, yellow and
White. Old is noninsly s0ds2 cts sales At auction
1900 bush damaged on the voyage 10 yerpool =, 6s
CT. weight for distling Sales 900 bush RYE Al Is cts
for shipment
SEEDS-Ssles small parcel Rough Flax At ls CA and
20 bbls Old Clover at 81 cts.
RlcE-ssles $50 ties for export, a, 62la3 =! for
fair 10 prime.
NAVAL STORES-Small sales Spirits Turpen,ine a,
Is cts cash.
ment todsy and prices have been very buoyant Sales
$500 bb!s at l2i az q for Prime and 10 75dl for
Mess with the higher prices offered the close For
the new Pork received this week 50 and II 80 was bid
In addition TO the sales we have reported during the
week some 5000 bbls have changed hands Sales 200
bbs City Mess Beef ~ and IS tee Prime Mess for Eng
land al about SIS An invoice 800 bbls new Lard 10
rive sold al a cts now held higher.
COAL-250 tons Liverpool Ore. In different parcels,
sold st a. or thereabout and mos
COFFEE-There has been more inquiry for Brazil st
reduction and some $500 bags have changed hands 1t
1e7i cents besides $50 bsgs java 81 steiQ 500 do.
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CURE FOR LIFE SECURED DIR UPHAMs
"A beJ,,I Repedy for The cure OF Piles ne ,esstvpse
Pile Elerfury invented by Dr. A. UphsD, Distinguish
ed physician u New.Yofa city, 10 Inc only really sue.
eessf remedy for that dangerous and distressing conpsn'
the Piles, ever offered 10 the American public A..
The Eecusry contains Mineral Med,cs,V no A1ees'
Colofa faa5oee or other powerful and irritating purge
tive No fear Of taking cold while under its innuence 20
change IN diet necessary II taken according TO directions
5so<y Certfoa,s aied 10 the hundreds thai nave al
ready been received, Of the efficacy OF Dr. ophams
usy Ngw-Yosx, August -, 1917.
,L,,,, Uvaf A. EefcAar-Gert For several years psst
nav. been troubled with Piles very cosiiye state Of
the bowels indigestion and weakness OF NE ,om
business and dread had OF physicians and p1snt med
cnes that until this Spring n,'s u.Ia sny hs,ne 40
sssers that allowed several operations 10 be performed
without any benefit Determined amer MS 70 ny o,he.
me.ns I read an advertisement Of cure guHsnucn ~
the use OF Dr. Uphsms Elecusry purchased tnies
boxes At your store and from the use on when oun s
ny ss ea'g sms,r sir. your much indebted friend.
He writer OF The above from motives Of denesey 90
snes having ns s5s,ps csrscss 70 those DO mar
doubt its authenticity =, u,h.,,,.
ysr,n.rv. PaILADELPHiA sept y, 1870.
Dr. Ipi,m-Deay sv About Ave years ago vas a.
6icted with what called Chronic Dyssnlafy' ! nsvs
thst liver was Affected and that my bowels were ulcer
sted Tor blood and pus attended win Peconary Pu'9
sms were me maesa.~,,s Is hope. Of benef, from
change Of air suffered more severely man Ever
While there ossIs % cS n,sn ns oas
sly relieved BY ls8danum, saw In Wrapper " yyoI
Eecnsry perfect description Of ~ comp .ose en.
sieaee 10 The medicine and purchased box and nins
dosss Of which h.s spp.ren.y cured me- .nd am pssp.r
ed 70 cay every thing 10 Us favor or render any
can s g sS%ssy " yJs. sEsJ1MTs PEacyAL
r,on,-,or, once 1876 Bowesy Sold, Wholesale and 70.
III ~ WYATT KETCHAM IN fulton o. N. Y. and
c. sloane. lai FulIonsL Brooklyn rheesl
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SONGS OF THE IRISH EVENINGS.

THIS DAY iNhLihhfn+
SONGS AND BALLADS, by Samuel Lover, including
- those sung IN bis IRISH Evenings and Hitherto un-
pub.hed Third edition, v ith additions, corrected by The
author. One vol Emo Price 81 cents
In presenting this and only complete edition OF
Lovers Songs comprising OF tho most beautiful ever
uttered their author makes the following predatory
marks
- reprint - London edition OF my Songs and Bal
lads has lately been republshed IN this country deficient
Of the songs Of Handy Andy and Treasure Trove and
having but b very few from my lri,h Eyeungs.'
This present edition contains all those have enumers-
ed beside all ne Soags ofmy Iish Erening', many OF
which are here published for the first time In fact the pre-
cent edition i. he only Ies one N ertoe, being much
more ample than any collection Of my Songs published,
even in Europe and the only ahuie copy Of my poctcal
works This country, haynggon through typographical
correction under my own hand. sAMJ Eli LOVER
Astor House New-YorS. Dec. 1876"
Published ard for sAleby WILEY PUTNAM,
IA Publisher. and importers. lbl Broadway.
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GLOVE ANoDYNE TooTHAoHE DROPS.

"
Thai Of toothache had dreamed "a Patient.
" The sudden Action OF this astonishing remedy
Is not It's leas, remarkable characie rstc IL not only
quick but permanent IN lie effect, and may be used wh
perfect safety Profe the expressions Of grateful I'D
inrston thai have bseu lsvi.hed BY grooming sufferer.
upon his preparation. So well and faithfully has the
Glove perform all that has been claimed for IT,
hal many attempts been made 10 initiate IT, and
worthless compounds offered under the of Glove
Anodyne Purchasers must be and ask for Johnson
Toosche and that the u Henry John
son Is on the wrapper OF every genuine vial. Prepared
only by HENRY JOHNSON. Successor 10 A B. Sands L
Coz Chemist and Druggist Z73 Broadway, Chamber
81 in the granite building Sold also 10 Fuon-sL II
Easi Broadway, and SIS Hudson-st. Price p cenIa
or,ise
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fUE OPAL FOR is47-

ELEGssr holiday GIT.
NDlTED by John Reese, ESQ. and illustrated with
Esuperby colored mekzOlinl engrayings executed by
John g. Chapman, ESQ
This fayorte souvenir i entirely original In every de-
pArment and the editor has elcilei talent OF those
writer's only who distinguished for purity Of sentiment
and graceIness OF style III he perceived by the fol-
lowing array.
Professor Longfellow, Rev. Doctors Stone, sprague,
Pierpont Schroeder BascOm and DIN. Henry T. fucker.
man Alfred Street J. H. Msncur, r. Hoffman and j. q.
Whittier, Essrs. Mrs. sgourney Mrs h. Cakes Smith,
Miss Lynch Mira ST. John, Mrs. OsgOOd, Mira Hale, &c.
The Opal has received the warmes praises Of the
press and i deemed by high and influential authority
superemnently the Gin Book u The season. Bound in
muslin Turkey morocco and white calf, richly gilt
For sale by the booksellers generally.
large and conplee assortment OF ANIMALS and other
yin books always on hand THE lowest rates
dil lmeodis J. G. RikkR, Publisher. y Fulton-sL
CORRESPONDENCE Of Res. $ II. Coz, d D. and
y Frederck Douglass tie Fugitive Slave touching The
Meeting Of the Worlds Temperance Convention, al Co
vent Garden Theatre London, IN August just pub
n, cd andiOf sale al The Ami Slavery Office ~ Nassau
and Al I 10 3iiscI W. H. GRAHiMS.
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NFRIC.N NUsEiiM- SPLENDID PERFORM
Datcut Hle0ieMee.

McALISTER'S ALL-HEALING OINTMENT
,IHE ACTION WHICH THIS OINTMENT hss upon
he human cuce demonstrates us Nsha enSssy snn
healing powers IL is the FIRST aud only discovery OF an
exerna prepsr.ou that has power to restore the lnsen-
sble Petspiralon" The shin being The medium tnrougn
which blood drives "a It's Impurities, of'en ocked
up by cold whence occur rheumatism, Group, coughs
he sdsche evers and thousand other complaints ns,op
the pores and permit the humor 10 pass out and All heee
diseases vanish This McALlsrtss AIL'HtsLiNs
For instance in sick and nervous headache this Ointment
hss cured cases Of and 10 years standing, some Of
Is and ~ years, and one case OF
FORTY YEARS
standing II 10 beyond all persdyeoture the best remedy
Earsche deafness and dizziness are cured with equal
success ,-,, ,,-
Take again the qunsy throat One nights sgplcs,
ton il frequently sufficient this compliant But IN
no case will Il fail We challenge the world on is point
Rheumaism.--Ins all cases Of sweed limbs contracted
cords pains and violent Inflammation. there 10 no remedy
.o good we don't care what IL is or where It comes from
Here In this Onu ent is to be found certain remedy TOT
rheumatism Let the sufferer look to
isthms Depression OF Breathing, kc.--ln no class OF
difficulties does the Ointment give greater sass.uon
TsS oss upon ' ssy ne@ wonSeru @onasr I the
virtue, the urtod power and goodness Vi The
In hemorrhods or piles have been repea eddy told
that twas the only article ever made mat would cure "a
The eryspelss and ss rheum are overcome "'hou' "'
least difficulty a.,
Liver complaint We have cured Of twenty years Standing
and hesitate say that Nj one OF the beet rene
dies known Persons would be ssion.hed to witness III
| effects. 4,
Beside all the above diseases, Il Is sovereign rened,
for all eruptons OF the skim puses, botches nc
rendering the face smooth and for ever free from Oieush
ia all cases of Inflammation swelngs, cuts, bruises. anc
poisouous wounds is noble remedy. And a. for burn
here Is It's equal 10 all the land To allay PAM snd rs
novs he are and inflammation there Is no compound In
slence Of such value Beside heals the place wlihou
leaving the slightest mark behind Equally valuable Is J
for old ulcer and especially sore eyes core hesn sn
diseases OF the spine and OF the nerves slso sweed OF
sore breasts and female complaints II Is also sovereign
remedy FOR sgue in the face influenza IL Is truly one
OF the safest and valuable medicines the world ever
saw No man regrets purchasing this Ointment because
he feels he will be benefited aud not deceived Good
always comes from It's Let the people then seek thus
medicine and abide by H. for deceived anybody
Ia ErI,onst II lmissod'
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HYER'S PILLS.
r. The American Improved Hygeian Medi-

cine Concentrations Of this medicine rapidly sc-
cumualng. The proprietor gives 10 the public but
fiom living responsible individual who may be consult
ed personally by letter. Rev ID. H. PLUME who vol
UNFAIRLY tenders he following recommendation, resides IN
Jersey City
Copy For several years past have suffered much
from sick headache being subject TO frequent ard severe
attacks Having tried various remedies for II, without
success. | induced few months since, TO use
HYERS PILLS, The dn>foaR inprored Hygetan egcfa
be Medicine. happy 10 say that Ind my self sppa
reDty entirely relieved from the complaints and with
much confidence recommend the Pulls as valuable med
cine ID. II. PLUM
Jersey City, ". }. Jtn.7. l3f7.
General Depot 40 Fullon-sL ID hoor Sold also by Gf
m 80 Broadway; Cook. corner Grand and Allen sts Sill
va isS East Broadway Mrs Hayes. lS9 FutonsL Brook
Ign. }. P. O0rdan, n Grsnd-sL Willsmsburgh.
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