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AAA FOR sALE.-A two-story brick rough cast house
Will pleasantly situated on New York avenue, in full
Gl view of the Potomac, between 18th and 18th Streets
ON square 10
ltcontans eight rooms and dry and convenient cellar
with good yard in front and back and is well suited TO
accommodate genteel family. 1t is within one minutes
walk of the War and Navy Departments. ~
Also number l6 in square 10, elgibly situated on ii
street, Cen Ea,on's, IN the First Ward, containing
s. 1893 square feet -
Two lots numbered and in square 99i, situated on the
of 18th and Pennsylvania avenue east oil the
Capitol, containing "a lac feet.
The terms OF the above will be moderate, and made to
suit persons in moderate circumstance .,1
For particulars apply to CHARLES DE SELDING,
March 6-2awtf No III Todd's Buildings Penn avenue.
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WATERFOWL, May 81, 1876.
ToNAwANpA, Pa, Sept Is, 1916.
DR.. G.. BENZ. SMITH.


DEAR SIR. Your agent ef With ms lot of your sugar
coated pills. and have but few boxes left Every box
have sold has given satisfaction. have taken
them myself, and consider them the best pills have
used, and / afraid recommend them the
public. wish further supply at once.
Yours respectfully,
JACOB KILLER, 2. nj.
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DUFF GREEN AND HEN. T.. GREEN,
.YkkOyncU8 aud lOrs-Qk- Lar.

DUFF GREEN AND BEN. f. GREEN,
attorneys and LOMnseiVOrs-dt-Z dic.
Office on + street, near The Treasury Department,
MILL give prompt attention TO claims before any of the
w departments of the government, before Congress-
and also in the of the District and in the Su
preme Court of the United States
Address Green " Green, Washington city, postage paid
Nov lS--tf
II. +. JACKSON, H. CRANSTON
Late of the Astor House. OfPavilon, Rockaway.
EUTAW HOUSE,
baltimore.
JACKSON u CRANSTON,
PrOprietors.
Coaches will be in readiness the depos and landings
convey passengers, free ofcharge, to the house.
Nov 20
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Lives insured 81
MORRIS ROBINSON, President
CHARLES De SLIDING, No. III Todd's Buildings,
Pennsylvania avenue Agent
w p. JOHNSTON, NJ D. corner of and 7th streets, ply
ician. May 4--2awIm
J,ySEIE EXIIIBITION.-PlulnbeN National Daguerrean
Il Gallery, and Photographic Depots, established in 1910,
and awarded the gold and silver medals, four first prem
and two highest honors, the National, the Massa-
chuse the New York, and the Pennsylvania exhibitions,
for the splendid colored Daguereoypes, and best APP
paratus.
Concert Hall, Pennsylvania Washington CITY,
RrOcns Hotel.
Dos Baltimore street, Baltimore adjoining Campbes
Jewellery store.
Sycamore street, Petersburg, Virginia.
PSI Broadway New York
IS Court street, Boston,
136 Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
176 Main street, Cincinnati.
Broadway, Saratoga Springs.
Portraits taken any weather. exquisite style. APP
paratus, instructions, and all materials furnished
June ct
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WASHINGTON and his Generals, by Headley, author
wv of" Napoleon and his Marshals." Just publ she'd
Mays f. TAYLOR.
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sSss FOR RENT, a large and convenient three-story
EiH brick house with back building all IN complete
EL der with marble mantels, and large double lot, with
garden situated on Capitol Hi adjoining the residence OF
] p. PEPPER,
April 2g-ata,vtfif For the heirs.
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Notice to Presumption Claimants.


Every person entitled to the right of presumption
lands within the townships above enumerated is required
to establish the the satisfaction of the Register and
Receiver of the proper land office, and make payment
therefor, practicable after seeing this notice and
before the day appointed for the commencement OF the
public sale OF the lands embracing the claimcd
otherwise such claim will be forfeited
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
April 9-lawI3w
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TYPE AND ALL PRINTING MATERIALS MANUFACTURER
CONNERS UNITED STATES TYPE AND STERl
TYPE EOITNDRX
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DROPOsAI.S for carrying the mails Of the United
L States os the LIST of July, 1877, TO the Both of june
lSS inclusive in the States of New Jersey Pennsylvania,
and Ohio will be received the Contract Office of the Post
Office Department. in the city of Washington, until m
Of the 7h of June 1884, Ito be decided by the l5h ON the
and in the mannef and time herein specified, Wis
NEW JERSEY.
l3ss From Bor,lentown, by Recklesstown Jacobstown
and New Egypt Freehold, 10 miles and back, once
week.
Leave Bordentown every Monday nj m, arrive at
Leave Freehold every Tuesday at m, arrive at Bor
dentown day by p m
1869 From Burlington, by Cou'nouS " ueorgetown, IL
miles and back, six times a week ,a,
Leave Bu1ngton every day except sunday a'oa m, ar
rive at Georgetown same days by ~ IN
Leave Georgetown every day except o"hohy q" IN,
arrive Burlington days by p m
1870 From Burlington, by Jacksonville ana ,opsowh'
TO Wrightstown, Ia miles and back, SIX tunes week
Leave Burlington every day except Sunday at ~ M ar
rive at WIighsown same days by liz m -,
Leave Wrghtsicwn every day except Sunday az M
arrive at Burlington same days by 4p m
1871 From Flemington, by Lebanonvile and Cokesourg,
Leave Pennington every Saturday after the arrival OF the
day by 5Pn.
Pennington same day by D p m .
1872 From Remington, by Greenvihe TO Ringoes
miles and back, once n week
Leave Pennington every Saturday at m, arrive at
RinEos's same day by IL am
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Asssvsi % ssssss..y :. Hsw vsss.

o.o,s: M.ll.s W e.I:s:. Hsall i &c., NJ, and Mn. Al
phM s,o D. Mcli'S{ s e. c NV Sc; &
MILL Cambridge MI Denton, u "A; Cooke Phila; Or
and Mn Bradley, SC; Capt sansbery Top Engineer; w
Hager, Charleston
psngleson, Pha; j. Leppcott, Pittsburgh; Mr. and Mrs
TrowDrdgs qfsd Mass; NJ and Mr.. f.isgis, Charles
Ghsilsssoa sssyEer Rome e. MsnsH. Troy, Mr. and
Mrs MacEacken, Oho; Mr. and Mrs Ninckerson, Boston; g.
Hamilton, Watsrvilie; s. Marshall A. H. Goodwin n Vi
tell 'f Phi. tsas ff Has. e. fei s. Navy Mc1sns
risbOro; A. h"lbrOOk, y o. H.
Mr. Lardner and family, Phil; A. Chttendon, Ohio;
Marry T.qs,:s: Scott jun Albany M; JGni;
Warrior. i. SIeniord MIR. and Mrs F. smith, Phil.
A. Bidwel Pitt.burs; Miss Rowland G. s. Marsh Mary.
land; 9. H. iaw,on, Albany; F. Desnoyer, Green Bay;
K'mblli, Klrkland Mr.. and Ms Miller New Bua,wick'
Greene, n. starr. Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. Rice Phlad.;
well; f. Leonard Ph ada; Sr and Mr.. Gpin Springfield
HowARD's HoTEL -,
Mr.. Mrs. and Miss Ta} oI Lynn; H Smith, Philadslphia;
Porter. n Mar.h W; Collins Vermont; Nj, aud Miss
Princston w Donald, Bait; r Johnon Syacpse Mr. and
Louis; w PoindeIteI doi W. Mye r. Case Mass; Far
Gulf; J. Nc utchson, w. Butcher, Phiiad.
yuDsoN's HOTEL. . - ,
E. Whitaker. Providence; Mr. aud Mrs Boss. New York;
=; Q. HYDE, New Orleans l. Wilcoxon, Georgia Miss
vannah c. Durand n Haven: James Holiness Bound Brook;
Mr. and Mrs. Van Zandt, Washington.
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sss!:sl y:s.sS,.: ssA 7Sa!a'a' S''.l wS'a
Ass S::s sS tesi: y :rs ssSS NJ Sss:
%coS. Mscssss ca: AsSs.. Terry B.IiipoI:'
Portland; Geo Ho,chkss Reyner PhiIadeiphia, NJ, ,.o
CID l3tBark Kathesn Drebert Madeira ana MO 'A"eo'
Belgian ship Due de Brahant Schmidt 49, days from Ant
werp and 206 passengers. TO order schmidt re-
rbTf Richmond Grsson, 50 DAYS from Hamburg, IN bal
last and 90 seerage to hmidt Balchen June
Is lar IS 30 N lon 80 w spoke sarah sheae of New
as Ion W. fell in with large launch sinking
took two big sails and small coil Of rope from herr wind
blowing fresh from NV; name number the boat
bury 90 days. July 9Th. spoke Br brig Herbert from 81
Johps Belfast 90 days July spoke B brig Alexan
Wise from New York to Cork 10 Gays June e. spoke
pr brig Governor from New York bound London out 81
Brig Thos Trowbrdge. Whtles.y, II days from Ponce
with sugar. &c, to Alsop &. Chauncey.
Bns ono veiaao Darien; lumber.
Sch D,cotah. Smith, from Brandywine with corn meal to
Schr Stewart Frame, from Nswbsrn, NC, with ma.
sehr sultaua, Abbot from Machia, with lumber to
Schr High Priest, Stow from Pitts Landing NC with ma.
schr Amphbious Larch, Georgetown. -four.
Schr thesapeake, Ste wart, Baltimore, Hour
Schr Clarendon, Snow, Boston, mdse.
6chr Elizabeth, Smith Boston. mdse.
Below.
Ship John Henry, Of and from Bath
bark Harbnger 4s days from Hamburg with passengers
TO Schmidt x Bachen
Steamship Southemer. for Charleston.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Flour Markets..

New ORLEANS, July 9-For flour there are few buyers
and the only sales could hear Of yesterday 400
bbs Ohio 1t IS S. and 226 do Illinois at SIS 37s per
Dbl The market is feeble, and lots offered still
lower OF bushels sold 65 6s and TOO per
bushs for prime white and yellow Sales of $500 sacks
prime wheat at 81 90 and s75 bbs at 81 rs bushel
CINCINNATI, July l3, l847-There q good deal OF
willingness yesterday to sell at 81 at such there were
several transactons250 and 1900 bbs city mills 100
SO and $40 bbs county brand from store the latter
head.lned This figure is the top of the market There
small sales from store and wagons at So 90
% 95 The lots in store being shipped by fat boat
which, with extremely light receipts and fair demand
for consumption Is gradually lessenng their stock
PHILADELPHIA, July l6.-The stock Of -four Ii light,
the receipts limited and prices have advanced
per Dbl Sales early in the week at IS for western
and s. 90 for fresh ground Pennsylvania subsequently
sales at IS 37 for WESTERN IS o2k for good brands
Pennsylvania, and SO for Leechburg extra. To-day.
Pennsyvana flour, fresh ground, is held at SIS 10 So
SIX, and western S. 37 So So with limited sales of
the latter. Weeks sales. 10 900 bbls Rye flour
Sales at So so per Dbl Corn meal-Sales of 1000 bbls
ut 50 l2H So 25, and 800 bbls Brandywne at SO so;
the market closing at the latter prices Wheat comes
In slowly, and prices have again advanced Sales of
good Pennsylvania and western at 81 per bushel
early Ia the week, inferior at 81 05 and prime red and
white mixed at ST. 10 q l6 per bushel. Since sales
1900 bushels Pennsylvania red at 81 10 a 81 30, and
4500 western red at ST. 20the market closing Arm
u.s. and 10 GENTS closing at 7 Corn advanced
Sales early in the week Of 5000 bushels Penns
and 1000 southern yellow at 70 cts part delivered and
part In store 1000 bushels New Orleans at 20 cts
Since then sales of 5000 bushels Pennsylvania yellow
as rs cts and day $500 at 10 80 closing
cts OaSaes of 5000 bushels at As to ~ for south
srn, and 46 for North River
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PHILApELrHIA, JnlY II, le47.

PHILADELPHIA, Jnly IL, lss7.
The quotations of -four by the Britannia have been
received and have carried CONSERVATION to our large
Dealers who had crammed their sorehouses In sxpecs-
items Of advance rather than sell at former prices
One Arm, which has specialized extensively In TINS ar
tic which the susteuance of all depend has gone oy
the board the opening Of change to the tune
$4,000.
The Aldermen cited before the Quarter Sessions 10
answer the rules alluded yesterday, were all in atten-
danoe tha morning The counsel on their behalf asked
for time to the rules but Judge Parsons stared
that he would take occasion to deliver an opinion wncn
would cover the whole ground for the information OF
the Aldermen to the opinion py tue court
on the existing laws. go a,
For several days past rumor has prevailed In South
wsrk to the effect that matrimonial connection had
bsen entered into Henry Knapp young gen.
temsn poetic illusions have long been the subject
of general admiration and Miss Sarah Mercer whose
fortunate acquaintance with young Hsberton several
wears SINCE LED to his untmey death by the hands of
her brother The trial and acquittal Of Singleton Mer
Ger, which followed event which will long be
membersd.
Levi Taylor, Esq, respected merchant Of this city,
died last night at his residence, South Front street
Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia.
july l7-FIssT BoARD-H Girard Bank, lsH; 300 United
States Treasury Notes 1861 20 900 do do 1854 5000 State So
Hrrrn. sALEs-so Merchants aud Manuacturers Bank,
Pittsburgh, 80; so Reading RR 33M.
ArrxR SALEs-loO0 Reading Bonds 7S% 600 Grard Bank
i3H 5000 unity es 49, l00 10 Lehgn 33H; so Reading
RR sax 4o5 Lehlsh Interest," Ga; 10 susqushanah Canal
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Passengers Sailed ,

MISUNDERSTANDING Cal donna. from Boston--Mr and
Mrs. u Estes, MIR and Mrs h Eaton, N Hubbard LAM
sGn session. Mr. AID NJ, TilssEop Dorene' e. Mas:
ca Peter Greekhl Edw Cachard VIM Jones, Jr OTTO Mes
sendArch, Busteen Haynes, w Laird, 8 II Thomp-
:on Mr. Fsrsnsoa 1Shn Williamson. lllis; Tapsco',,
Ssawy svpscn War, shs nroM M OF New moa
Baker Albany; stwell, Of Bufalo Mrs JOSIAH Randall
and child Mr. Schang DR. Hufngle Phadelph,s Jas We'd
dell North Carolina: DIXON Dunken, Charleston; T.
Dicksy w Q Dr,scoll, Savannah; DR. + Eric, GeoI
gs, A Belloe Loughry, Geo Martini Mobile Spence
A%Sro FL. LaSisa, POn Williams, Bsrbps LOUIS
lou jackson New Orleans; Withere, IT Louis; Miss Ro.
b,nson. Mrs Mahewson, w Harris. o Ross, Montreal;
Lang James Mowst, VIM A Bromdeld, VIM THOMPSON
WIN Lee, Easement Col Escourt, wife aud servant Eng
land; Mr. and Mrs Cramerus Holland; II smitbes of
aa oIdon Eyni France Mr. samiens Paris Mr. Canos
nh. nMstbi-J Debois, Boston; Mr. Leonard, Phsde
Alden W Ru, M Jackson, Collins Jas Stokes DR.
-ls. Total o2 'h "Ns atokes' MIS- Daker ana chiio
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vs seavisltIss q Ne osvsgsss sss Msss ssSsss 10
inssaSsS the wssAsgtca sud haitme!e sAtsal!eA nev
In quarters 81 Sort MoHsury to rsslnsns. ~! b
and Of rtilsry They to be dhpatohsd to the
seat Of early as practicable.
THe M4RKErs-rhe -four market continues dull little
nothing being done .nd all parties locking with the
Srocx BoAapI sales and buyers of United States 6
Of 1857 At 1851 with seller at io6k Six per Treasury
notes 06 lo6 NJ State loans quiet; Sizes 89k 90ast
sses' Ewes tcureacyl Tx a7sh Sterling hves 75s
few sellers Loan of 1880 will commsnd ioox oii loiX
asked al the close For 1865 aud s70's 99 could be
House ~ o5.
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The Revonue.


From the Washington Union, July 1871
We have procured from the Treasury Official letter
from the Secretary Of the Treasury In reply to
munication from the Hon. MIR. Adams, Of Mississippi
which letter. with the table annexed, given below
1t appears that the actual of receipts for
duties FOR the drst months and days under the
tariff Of 1886 compared with the time under the
tariff Of 6A2 exceeds million Of dollars and that,
addin the duties the warehoused goods the total
increase 10 nearly million and half Of dollars 1t
appears also that the rate Of augmentation progress
Ing and that Mr. Walkers estimate will be- more than
realised by the result
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. July l6 1s47.
SK-Ths gross receipts from from the LIST of
December ls46 to the 10th July isi7 the tariff
year under the tar Of s42 exhibits increase of the
This exclusive Of the duties accrued goods in
house under the warehousiug law which Is nearly
half milton and will make the total augmentation Of
duties accrued during the FIRST months and ten
days Of the tariff Of 1916, compared with the time
under the tariff Of lsa2 about million and half Of
dollars
Since my last letter TO you, have received returns
for the month Of June and the rst ten days Of July
which would to indicate that the augmentation Of
revenue Ia still progressing
am, sir, very respectfully, your obedient servant
r. j. WALKER,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Hon. q. ADAMS, Pontotoc, Miss.
Comparative Statement Of Gross Receipts from Customs
at the Ports Of the United States during the months Of
December, lSl5 l846 and Janu airy July TO- lei6
and md tar Hs of md
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mr. JOHNSON, II Duane street. near chatham
well known as the most successful practitioner in New
years Dr. enjoyed the most extensive practice il
tors reputation for skill those old haEcured cases that
existed for years, pre-emnent No how long yor
have Gleet Structure, Ulcers upon the body,
throat pains in the and bones Of the legs, eec
uay cured Constitute weakness brought by
habit INDUCED by young causing lascvious dreams
and nightly emissions positively cured Recent
enton from business Post paid letters containing s.
vice. attended to. No charge made unless cured.
,.oa
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" ,p..nsA AND CuBEB EXTRACT .-Th" Is the mos,
certain and ehcctua remedy for the cure Of ali
ali The diseases being soded OF
form wi,honw operes OF Copaba and Cubebs portable
all those dure, or taste contains the smallest bulk
in quickly and d that have found
relative m % sale Ann street where any Information
cuu attention paid 10 he ve raa and where
" t an who has devoted his attention eYsusvs
door from the Museum. "''""ee 70 th,s Once Is I'd
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Foreign Markets.

Power, p r., July 1.-The market was becoming bare
Of sugar, the old crop having been all ground The
ruling price for prime grades 81. There we're but
few vessels In port business growing dull and freghts
inactive The stock Of American provisions sbun-
dainty large to supply the demand for the ensuing six
months The drought had become excessive that the
planters obliged to bring into requstion tempo
rary machines for watering the to prevent 1t from
being DESTROYED
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ACCIDENTAL DEATH OF A New YORK SEAMAN.
Capt. Rich from New York, bound to this port
tering the Capes, a seaman named John Williams, be-
longing to New York fell from the foretopgallant yard
sheght of 20 feet struck the rail and bounded
board The boat Immediately lowered and his body
picked up, but without any signs Of life.-Norfok
JuIu
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PRI6Y1AT4Ei ,1 u.

ORIyATE Observation-Disclosures A. ID. Ia
Z FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF QUACKERY-Th,
Members of the New York College Of Medicine Phans
cy having devoted their attention during the last six
diseases Of private nature confidently promise to
injury 70 the constitution confinement from business
PRIMARY CASES OF GONORRHH,A, or Syphilis
yield their treatment in from four eight days and h
aggravated third Of the me usually ake
y STRUCTURES OF THE URETHRA considered b,
medical men ncurable successfully treated whou
Inconvenience to the patient
To those suffering from CONVENTIONAL DEBILITY
prudence the beneficial effects be relied upon from
the treatment of the College.
IMPORTANT NOTiCF,-Persous suffering from any
the above complaints residing in the country finding il in
them chest containing all medicines requisite perform
radical with full directions Diet &c. by stating
their symptoms time Of contraction and
elsewhere If and enclosing dollars, post paid dec,
ID w. . RICHARDSON, M. d.,
Office OF the College of Medicine and Pharmacy,
Nassau street. New York
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MARITIME HERAT.D
Cleared.

Cleared.
shps-John skiddy Luce, Liverpool, r. Kermit, Or.
GLASGOW, Durham Dmon; La Grange, Fiasty, New o.
ord, Tileston X Co. -
fBarhs-Free Trader, Obj Freeman Cork Grinnel Min
mrn Coz Hyndford, (Br) McAlpne Glasgow; Arye Gar
Aisn, FRI Tsllibar5 Haue Boyd Hacten.
20; Caroline (Sw) Colbug, Antwerp kunkleman; Van
dAa, MITCHELL Santa Cruz, Nesmith Walsh Moses Mann
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Sales of Stocks mt Boston.

E1cHArcE Board, July $50 Boston and Providence
Fall River Railroad 9l Cheshire Railroad, lo3 Wes-
Railroad Rights 30; do, 80; IS United States Bank
100 Norwich and Worcester Railroad, 5; rs do b20
53k.
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nR. IRA g. FRAZER, the celebrated Cancer Doctor
the Indian method Of practice will be found at the United
Monday in May, for three days only month Advice
given free Of charge Specimens Of his works be
those days The has when be cured
without the the knife Dr. F. all other diseases
nd will continue through the AID lm*rc
EVERY MOTHERS BOOK-An apprehension of poverty
II and the prospect of large family Of children
many consdete people from entering the married but
here book that will tell important secrets which
may overcome these objections.
The author allowed state in detail the chaac
Of the work. but he knows will be universally approved
of among married people.
For sale book stores and Of the author, No Ann
street lie 3Otsrc
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HUNTERIAN DISPENSARY. No. 8 DIVISION street,
established A. D. 1885, by the propreto for the
successful q disease Of secret nature agd fo
is the only remedy earth that safely be relied to
thoroughly this horrd disease without injury to the
when all else have failed eomprehsnsiye treatise accom-
eectualy curd all cases. how long standing
how deeply seated in the SYSTEM with less trouble to the
the world or pay will be Pnce 81 per vial:
- AL lm$r
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LIQUID HAIR DYE.


DATCHELOR'S instantaneous Liquid Hair Dye, is far
ID peor anything yet offered for colorng the hair to
beautiful and black brown, without staining OF
liquid effects the desired object exctes the admira
ton and astonishment of thousands: who loud u is praise
Wall street, near Broadway PIcscBot,s;s for the hair
Agents Philadelphia, Eug Roussel: Washington City,
H. (3ibhs al61msc
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kN CARLISLE 4 RIPPARps EMIGRATION

S&N CARLISLE X R1PPARD's EMIGRATION
M3&S OFFICE, IN connection with George Nippard X
PUBLIC that they have house thek
friends George Rppsrd Son. Of LIVERPOOL enabled
70 forward passengers TO aud from Liverpool Belfast Dublin.
Cork and all other Great Britain Ireland
advantageous terms For the general
sengers coming through house IN Liver pool can by
reference TO numerous received from emgrans from
e old county attest 20 the good treatment they have all
times received la order fully carry arrange
have been induced establish house this
disappointment and emgrants
IN Liverpool may be prevented
Garrick Houugue Queen OF the West Liverpool and Con.
sut,on on their regular days. and IN addition, enc
orst class SHIPS every week.
Persons wishing send their friends procure
drafts. payable sight without discount the principal
banks and their branches in England Ireland and Scotland
VII sot.rc s. south street. eo'asi q wsn.
nR sAvIAkD's INV ALL ABLE EXTRACT Tor die
and all other diseases Of the urinary This
been sufficiently long before the public establish with
out shadow Of doubt superiority all other cines
~ he Kind pumng or rreposrons Their pretens,ons
single complaint OF its failure II the least
change IN Diet the slightest variation from the pafielts
ordinary habits Its action Is perfectly ice fom all those
unpleasant feelings attendant under ordnsry
course Of ressrnt creating neither loss of spp
that elale Of by
action OF but by It's properties
.ction Of all other remedies For sale accompanied with full
directions al lac Greenwich between Courdandt bery
streets. New York. Price ST. jylo Wt.m
MEDICAL ADYICE-Dr Ambrose, having had many
W years professional experiences "a London. and much Hos
pal Practice capable Of treating disease all is
BY the approved and expeditions Practice ~ present
day Those who need his assistance, VIII Ind Dr. A.
both R(riend and a conhdsnt
63 Chambers street 5 doors from DroadwaY
Advice gratis and charges for medicine sssonsbe
myls 30tsrc