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CITY ITEMS.

WEDNESDAY, March 70.
FIRE-A fire broke out in the basement OF
Church corner OF Forsyth and stanton about o'clock
this morning Very little damage done to the prop
er,y. a. the flames we're promptly eItinguished.
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sO'1oiD tct'"'
~ The Boehm Finte.-sAOsEs. 1871 Brosdwsy.
h.s mat eute cd upon bis fourth Of tho
OF this instrune n and he can count his patrols Anon
the frat profess and ams.eurs OF me country aIh
nruments Of the old constructions and have e
Boshm Flute for the reasons th. they nave
viucsd OF It's upsrioy In strength richness even
ness Of tone and facility Of lingering Mr.: B. he's been
engaged Tor tho last IS in The msnrsetnre o. en
r.eeiyed three Silver Medals aud Diploma for sopef
orty Of mannoture Of the Boehm and KJlss approved
eshkeyed Flute and purchasers may rest assured "
no INSTRUMENT will b. permitted TO 90 nom his estsosn
nsnt until accuracy theron shy BY mpetent
professor certificate OF guaranty, signed BY the exam
me- will each instrumenL Scales and Books
OF destruction for the Bsehm and eghtkeyed Fa,s eon
stantly on hand.
rS-pr. Bannina's Body Brnce.-The intrinsic
merits OF this have steadily advanced me sac
and IL. and II now enjoys prominent Yos no ~
ths public. The success which has siiendsd Us spt
bres stomach. limbs and digestive orsans p" ae7n H"
This following are extracts from sttsu from few o.
those who have and sIPerencsd s eenseA effects
From Co.'s. IAos. ~. G. Jea<f, L. y "
feel warranted In sayns. thar not only has my shity
20 endure fatigue been greatly renovated by Dr. bsnn'nss
Brace bat that my general health has also improved an
From Mr. c. Slarr sGdfls,owM. ~ l.
"For three years Indigestion With al IL. stisndanls
papaon ~ the heart paias IN tho bach aud nios vita
nervous disability prayed upon me ur iis Wa eafden
have vorn the Brace the months the unPls.aa sen
,aon At tho stomach has vanished. tho piles have en-
tirsly len me, my bach h. become suens, and misd
'A'''''i FROM r. NJ mn. NJ n Mdsi.,s,-. oA,s
Last eek applied another II Traces fcf ease
of pfol.psu. atari With nsrssd bsnsht No money wosd
pueha.s tho Brace Of that psisat Doctor Of tbs place,
who made your aoquantanos 81 Saratoga sod the tne
brace az bis wife 10 whota yovappisd esisHaiy. had
o. faf recovered az not 10 require "a
f.l.. .ed ssutlsnsn who are veal With skotnsss 81
h,s.b and arc easily fasusd will and tav.iasAs Ia
throws the body nss urfisht pesltiea sspssds the
iaass and sashlss hem 10 wall With ease oa'ss "'
hfuaiwar
X HIrensas isa distance efissus he nisss
shaad ssni The hunhss OF aehss se"Hs the HRS ssh
f,pn the top u hH's~s
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NOTICES.
ruRENoLoaIsTs AND PUsLlsHERe.
FoWLERS q WELLS,


o. Buckley 81 Deuel.. Exchsnss Brokers, next
door TO the Leather Man bsok, ~ William
will purchase eli kind. OF uneurrent Bank Notes Certih
Gates Of Deposit Drafts apd foreign Gold aud silver aud
make cosctions In all the principal cities on the
able t. uAp
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RonBEp on THE PoIsrs-Two fellows by the
names of George Powell and Cornelius Lyons, were ar
rested last night by officer MAloy, charge Of rooong
Jesse N Gods Of small sum Of money the Five Points
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RRooKLYN AFFAIRS

GRAND LARcESY-A person By the name OF
John Leonard arrested yesterday BY officer Kelly on
charge OF having stolen a CRATE valued At $3.50
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BOOK TRADE.
IuST PuHLI4HUu,

DART XVI Brsshvaites Rsucsp eet Of SrssffeAi -
ieios and surssry, half yearly Jezrosi eentAnlss
uient the Medical Scieaesfhs dsssa Of THE veee
IL TO collect and present 70 the prsctons oses 10 ever
mouths sueenct and reliable dissst OF such improve
and discoveriss have hssn made IN Medical 3si
sne- In suy part Of the World within that time -
who wade such discoveries or improvements that
r.fsrsnce 10 this WORK. any physician map hsvs be
hsi 4, ne xnd valuable In the Medical World vttA
90, subjected himself either 20 the expense OF lsoef
hrou the various oarnals sad new mseies
works that are being daily issued: q.
T.rms-The irs, Is Nos eight years, ~ Per ysf
thereafter 81 50; npse Ses IS stsi invsx's'J ~ -
Commenced in January 1870. Published 10 ica6oa U
July and January of every year and ~ Wv
York By tlani DANIEL AOEE W. teso.l
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state of the Wealth

~FHIt
The weather is very cold Thermometer at zero
III faoruiru
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A n GALE 4 cos


y ~ .s % .i1t e: . I'LL -:
ser than any COW tn pss maas VIZ pssunM rr"s
obvistins tho objection 70 mstshs petAea Snnss .
guaranty will be given Wiz essn ianram - 80
nay b wishhss snsii'ssh sess s sfs oSsCarss
sESnhrs - sS1
-. , . u. - - Y vds dos; ID
rxs.x3 eh.s,ns Pianos will dad is TO their aAvaa-
ssse to call 8, r. Glenn 4 Co.'S nsnufsssc-
general ssortne on 'ny sna a. sh =, a.
,taa.ly On hsna' Snisn VIII ,, ~ az iSsrsi.srms
'' WY YItsN co 70. ..l.o..,.
the .s:s'1ns, 2, CIV :
1s Nv informed that GOOD sssorsmsus
Of dIsIse Boots and Shoes ss ssR' .""vs.,s
hand at John-st near h, 49,
especial % keep on hand soIRi:s s's0ss@:s y,
Boots Shoes and Lace Boots for eni,drsns 49, ~ o.
sSs i, si:: :: Ss 81 e
SVor.:sos.' ssSts metallic and oafsIin Over shoes
S.s1Is ssas -. as sis;1.;s
81 also, elegant Sr.ss hats. 1t d 50 and q g rpe
c I'D s:H rS those = %sSS s:'
@R :. X. BRNJAMIN's BRASS sPRIN0
Shs wi:a:S 's s..s g. s y a s:'t.:
pounds. wi,h0g, ~, back a, PAD ws Ss, S's :a:
over. and 4 perfect. %sS. ~. ,;;-ss:a
:, zSSs 01SS 15,TT "a o5 Or DEWITT
TyS kELtfSSEEs iat;liis ! Lsin -. , s:,:
being made Some Of our ss.ns have rssilsd from soe
10 1000 bottles and are Wiling % sces ne,
&c, before chronicsd In the history OF Gil mse
S SRs ' %Rs'ssssi h,: ss.i % :sss.
ssylos ,ssa o IL we f.I 70 sstis, The fullest ga
mos. .ansans sap.o.oa: Gf, w.od:s s.:ssc :fs
paine OF every nature ooth "a M ~ sc,a.ss
MERCHANT. Of ever, 1s:pse,.ss s..s "a.
ss above us ~ ,wnd.m and robbers hossIosi
The il.nsib and breadth Of the land.
pssrs removed from 80 Johu-st Il can sso b he'd o.
Dr. Charles Busl corner Of boyer and Chathsm 8 TIE
s s:S' sp.ssos ''e s 4 =: S.s
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rT- AMERICAS Mi'EsorEcHsY, or Art OF Mem
ory Theoretical and Prstcs on the Basis OF tho MOST
Recent Discoveries and Improvements IN Europe anu
Americs Comprising the Principles Of the Art with va
rious ppc atons with sn Mpemoteennic Dictionary
BIZ PLIsY MILLS" is and fair limo Just Issued BY
Wiley s. Putnam.
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~ LIFE or Rev. ORAS0E Soorr, by L. {
MArLAck;" Prnde & Mstlaek pp. sc5 This book con-
sins an autobiography Of Rev Mt Scott well known as
popular minister OF the Methodist Episcopal Church. with
memoir Of his lfe compiled from hs writings and cor
respondence He wa. selfetuca,ed man. possessing
much energy and integrity Of character. aud his earnest
phnsnthropc spirit exhibited Itself in the years Of labor
which he devoted to the gea, moral questions Of the day
particularly the cause OF Anti-Slsysry.
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The WRITINGS or WAsHISGTos.-The Messn'
Hsrper have Just issued tia tenth volume Of this truly ns
tona work Ii enough for tbs present TO say Of Il mat
s book which American library should be without
and which the publishers putting at price within the
means Of every lbrsry Of any preIension' We shaii
hereafter speak VI Il At length.
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u "THE lNAIGRasT's GUIDE, and Citizens
Maruai By A. W. wARSEs. ABB" is a neat work In
ismo. form jus, published by c VI saSton. pos Broadway
II gives 10 short compass and with Of dicton view
OF cur Institutions civil snd POLITICAL with Tables sf Dis
tsncss, Fares &C. which will prove very convenient to
immigrants the United sates-couped with directions
and valuable Information for Americans themselves.
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NeM puhllcailana.

THf rsur OtesNiIsrfos rHE Nav CHuscH. 40 tsbi
ard ~ TRs wHfrscs a. Ess.utL sw1ptSscsS,
AsD DTan>srsATED ~ CHAsLts Fopsitl rev
Yors william Raid~, 81 Broadway lsts limo
gp.+5t
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PHYSIOLOGY, ANIMAL AND MENrtit q LIN Foy.
Applied TO the preservation and restoraiionr -
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Beautifully illustrated Simplfed and sd,..,,..y,
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SYNOPSIS OF PHRENOL0GY AND Puysro,o
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MEDICAL CARD.
SOUTHERN MEDICAL, o r.


No 10 C.3RO.NUELEI ST. i..,Jr
TO THE BLIC.-Npe wears perman Isdoas, ar
A this city combined with the unVaieu SUI snd N
liar system of treatment for SyphIlc, hieeuuL s't
Chronic complaints, has met with during thaA '"'
and soundy established our reputation. - n, an afN
The ..Snnthern Mdical Office = No - tGfONalt..a IT,.
established in 1910, for the cure OF all I noS oet
with few exceptions, known TO all he ont az th7d
card is to inform those who know not us o % naldl
tilcted with any OF those private diseases WI caaj
nately so prevalent, they can consult US WIN
guarantee of cure. ,,. rsp or Mg'
To those especially who f m an lmmaaeIa arr y o.
curry, maj. practice Secondary Sypiis G an Me chest
the bones, nocturnal Rheumatism, hcn'ns ra debility
bI0ches the skin, ulcers in the thiodl, upon
have ruined their constitution, We smaBeH,
us for confident that the promp a' ~ az, rstmea
lief they will derive from the active efecIs " Milling wb
will at once con vince them of our capabliy OF 'D
we profess la. or,s but 90
We do not boast of making rapid and hasy ones
satisfaction Is TO perform thorough anu dns with av9D
short space OF time as it can possibly DC u'
tage and safety to the patient. dium ene o
We will not here through newspaper lgacioa -
any elaborate remarks regarding Veheieai o. II s0eY n
disease that unfortunately prevades a ram i observe
and poor matrimonial and single; al ~ y. na,ute snb
any person atfil ted with compliant " Lt describe %
class his peculiar with any OF uioe " 100 him. ire
tea;ise) by calling al our office we VIII ,y desire
all charges, what explanation or aViee W. hame OF da
1t often happens that ill-timed sens ~ ,ho,e who o
OF discovery deers patient from Apply ma him deayns
education and respectaby, can peiie ,ns Of tbs bot
treatment till all the constitutional syihp'0
disease make their appearance, 70 . ,,esp,ye the 90
To such the doctor pledges himself 70 pctice and sy
nviolabe secrecy; and from hs extensive speedy etH
Renee, he can confidently recomnieh" r TH0Msp6N
Office No 10 Cgrordeiet street, between Pnyas
mon sign of the Marble Hsculapan Nta Ga,ondegt s
trance first door to the right OF NO TO- IsS ts NIB"
Private egress both in Common and tarohuee..,-
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T. @. g. r,
Time Places Of Holding Meetings., and Officers Of the

Time Places Of Holding asstiass, and Officers Of the
qa aRASR in . 5snaafy April july October
G ,hs S Of s ssfs, e.
Change oafcsfsj stewart y master a Aussas
T. ARdlew WIS saa af " Wam.
With kea ShsG aPPs P Tbes
Shields s. q soR' " Guardian Nv - " ' ''' ~
Lodge Hs., On Fdasy night pfosgs-H: Tyson, E; n
Permanent Secretary; H. Williams Treasurer.
WASHINGTON LODGE. No. 3--meets in Marigny's build
Hgs Sn eg o On Thnday en- o. h.
sec'y; N. w. Moore. Treasurer.
Usos LoDGE No s-meets in Hall Of the Grand Lodge
G. M1nSHS e ah SIDNEY ss sss Ia Ms
secy; Samuel Fulton, Treasurer.
Crescent LoDsE, No Smeets every Thursday evening
st e. heay B. GSe G. Geo
ii. W. Olmsted Permit Sec'y; Richard Swain Treasurer
JEFFERSON LODGE, No smees every Tuesday evening
s ct s M w. aS1zs e. Tbs
VIC; - Burdett. sec'y; E. R. Beach, Treas I.
TEuroNlA LODGE, No. 1o-meets every Tuesday eKenng
F Ph ihe Wmaaa podss ap julius Foda F.
Tleas'r; Adolf Solomon, sec'y.
ORLEANS LODGE No. -meets every Tuesday e TVa
Witt, j., Treas'r; j. q. A Holt, Permit secy.
CommERc1AL LODGE, No. l2-mees at the Han Oh l me
ceraI l.. Blown N G. VIM. II. FosterV G; T. n flake
Sec y; ]. g. Glover, Perm ecyi VIM L.. CuSihs' iea
at O'clock at Hail OF the Grand Lodge corner Of Poy
Rsin E see J. g. Tayo G'Fsa S
Hopr LODGE, No I4-mees every Wednesday evening al
O'Clock at Crescent Hall, Camp Officers Henry Bier
N G; L. w. Rodd, q; A. b. BEN seey Ed, Flash IT.
DELTA LODGE, No. l5-meets every Monday night at
O'Clock. Crescent Hail. Camp st. OtcerS-C. T. Estin
N Il; NJ. l.. McJlton V e; Bernard Maglone, Secy; r.
Barclay, Treasurer. e4e
TEMpLAR LODGE. No 16-meets every Friday evening
G. w. K. Baly, VIC; Harmon Doane, Secretary; Dudley
Chase, Treasurer
COVENANT LODGE, No. 17-meets in the Hall of Wash
evening. Ofice1NT. A. Packard, e; b. b. Forbes, V c.
]. Dirmeyer, secy; Daniel Wheeler, Treasurer
NASsAL Lopez No 8mssts s5ys Friday evening"
mez, V G; V. Aleman, Secy; J. Font, Treasurer
EToILE PoLAIRE, No. 1S-meets every Monday evening
at Friendship Hall, n6 Charities st. Otce5sIF Parent,
G; c. Ammel, G; A. de Armas, Secy; T. Bleau Treas
at o'clock At friendship Hall, lib Charities ST. Officers
Secy; r. J. Morrison, Treasurer
INTERIOR LopGEs-FsliSisns Ledge &c In, No meets at
Louisiana Encampment No. g. at Bayou Sara.
GRAND ENCAMpMENT OF PATRIARCHs-mests
evening" ,!Oaeers-C Wh Z T. I, VIC Z, Pat. ~
W Sen + Alden en-; H. P Andrews, L We ~
Junior Wayds T + ", olasted, W Scribe $. W.
WILDEY ENCAMPMENT, No. 1-meets in the Hall
of the Grand Lodge LIST and I'd Saturdays OF each month
Utfeers-rhomas Shields, c p; VIM W Herbert, ii +;
FL. w llams, Treasurer.
Hail. 10 Camp ST. ON I'd and lth Saturdays OF each MONTH
9serSa Nixon Il Henry Bsr E IL e. ste es
g. LawrasOn, Treasurer
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TOMSTOCK & CO., SO Pc YDRdS STREETmi
~ on hand the following Genuine Medicines, which rgI
family ought to be supplied with, viz
HAY LINIMENT warranted to cure any easeo aeilh
either Blind or Bleeding. a.,
JEW DAvID's, or HEBREW PLASTER; where u app&
pain cannot exisPnce OF the genuine 5O cents pei Dol
DR.. MCNAIR's Acoustic OIL-a certain cure Tor Dk
ness and all complaints of the Ear-Pnce, 81 hSk
LANGLEY's GREAT WESTERN INDIAN REMEDY vii
cure any case of Asthma, Dyspepsia, DanhGa C@uensa
Liver Complaint, etc.
MOTHERS RELIEF-fOr those ladies about oeO0mh
Mothers; all should useit.
COMsTOCK's EXTRACT OF SARsAPARlLLA-40f funF
ing the Bood-Price, Soc per bottle 81 per dozen.
DR.. SPoHN's SICK HEADACHE REMEDY VIII cure N
case, either Nervous or Bilious VIII YautUh! n
WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHibaY and D. bn
THoLOMEw's ExpECToRANT PINK SYRgp-loi Ce g
Colds Pain in the Breast and Side, and all Chest NadLag
Complaints.
FAHNEsToCK's and KoLMsTocKs VRRNlusR-g
Worms in children. This Remedy for Worms so@ ON
most extraordinary ever used. .s4
The EAST INDIA HAIR DIE will color the HMEp~
or brown, and warranted not to stain the skin
kEW's LZNIMENT and INDIAN VEGETABLE bLllnn
warranted to cure any case Of Rheumatism OrGont teas'
ed Cords and Muscles.
PAIN kILLER-Pnce, 121s cents. -.
OLDRIGE's GENUINE BALM OF C0LuMBA--lo I w.,
the Hair grow on bald heads preventing the halflO4 @
out and freeing il from dandruf. SIN,
THE "WoNDER AND BLESSING OF THE Aak L,, ~" Z
LEy's and CoNNELL's MAGICAL PAIN EhTRACI ns' y
remedy for all Burns Sore Eyes, Feons, UIcfss pJ, ,
Tie Doloreux Erysipeas and all complaints wnGan p@I
external application. BY its use niiamaiohs ae'4"
swengs reduced and modification even stayel yls
GsS" Canti0a-A the above named articles s 9 gs3
apA If COMSTOCK u Co. % f9lGsBc-
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MEDTcAT. TREATMrNT

nR. A. CULLEN has removed his office from u RNt
~ street TO No. 10 .Natchez street, the Apss h
still continues to Structure, his syem-rc
ing the worst structure without any opeaton-ening
medicine that relieve and permanently cure withouary
drance to business diet. Dr. Cullen too well know
New Orleans and the surrounding country to need an mt
ing set-laudaton. On application to Dr. G.. hswrs
you to hundreds OF the first standing in this city, who ,
been cured in the last ten years his new plan Pleas
and examine for yourselves Nopay required without sN,
is effected. Rheumatism cured Gononhea cured mdH
days or no pay.
Post paid letters punctuafy attended to in all confidence
medicine securely packed and sent to any pant dda
country mh&gm
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NOTICE.
Z,
Two THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREALns

FINO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREALD g
Il EASES.-The reputation OF the writer is 50 well es
shed that all that necessary TO say to those who have m
so unfortunate as TO have contracted any Of ,oq
til diseases known and called Secret Diseases in apymt
OF their various forms, is, that tine writer after most
cessul practice OF twenty-sx years, confined strictly
nereal Diseases and Diseases of the Blood lan tra
whom had been under the treatment of eminent pAFs
without receiving any benett,) is enabled TO offer you ron
lively safe certain and speedy cure, Should any n
would do well to call at No So CusToMHousE STREET \
fore applying elsewhere, and avail themselves Of the sH
of the subscribers long and successful experience
my162m Il. +. MULLEN, IS CutomhoasG
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MEDICAL OFFICE; NO
TNVALUABLE DisCOVERYIaS!ol,. , pA pi,sass cor

M 30 [ US IOJHbiLSE,o ~ paw kEqtA
INVALUABLE DISCOVERY. ',,s diseases eas
4 UNTIL CURE is EFFECTED:-fn ;tboat menap
in few days by regular pm, slclan ~ 't0mhoas sfN
other poisonous medicines, al No o" -
New Orleans, louisiana -. IF those afflicted y y
DR.. MULLEN calls the attention o. u nis genera SN
any of the forms of certain Disease 10 us sdopied ~
fisement in another column. The tTeatnep guibsig
is thai which has the approval OF t'le ny and It's unp
geons of Paris, London and Ne" ofh amaueat COR,
success has proved beyond doubt tlat onorrhgs "
the worst cases of constitutional sYphJ diseases "
ture, enlargement of the prostate si@ now be Oo
by certain solitary practice. etc. eic IDS 10 tboe
TO moral certainty if application be md1 an sbHp
intelligence skill and experience can De ien that hsgeg
Mullen opened in this city, all the many inrIe eIe
under his care have been cured wlthout ,smakabrs
Some ofthese OF years standing. esnpne ~
of structure 30 years old has been cueh b,y kD0
patient. The gentleman twhose canJ f6y BIZ PER-
the citizens OF New Orieanr) Is AZ manu- a,t of Et12ps
sion) can be referred to. Dr. NJ S ,,ai,oeut Of "a
not known South OF New York lis ,'ieaanrre,ei III
rhna and geet the most perfect ever aIes no
shortest safest and surest. The patent bnt a cHa
cnbeb tnrpeptiue or other nauseus doses ony henE
tanned in one or Two days without pam, ,s effsced WV
change of diet eeT~ No pay unless c"'' -
the time named. ID, Lo hy sexual IN
fMpoTEECY-YOun men or o'her' Ti'o' eives AMI III
or self pollution may have brought on n
painful consequences resulting rom an ;.,noeney W
gence of the passions such as premium, or const =.
mntsrv setunaI emissions general debility
derangcment NAV consult Dr. Mullen WIN n,Sctesi sI@
idenee. he offers them perfect cure. ihe 9 ~,
observed. =, 10 ofice No. g n
tomhonse street. - Df!tS 49, 80 s,yeet N.Y."
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Observation-Disclosures
J. NJ ELLIS & CO, 1O4 POYDR.4S STREET.

4 We have on hand, and mean to be always q
supplied Yth I'LL 81 r R ct ese ~ aes sna
= as Cut and Wrought Nails and Spikes, Hooks "
and Hinges and Plates Butt Hinges and Screws Knob
sizes; Window Pueys and Sash Fasteners Also, Carpen-
tes and Coopers' Tools; such Squares Planes, Saws
Bevls Chsels, Augu and Bits Rules, Guages Hammers
and Hand Axes. Hatches Spirit and Plumb Levels etc. etc.
EVERY KIND OF KfTCHEN FURNITURE--Hol-
low Ware Castings Sad Irons aos IIons Japaned Tin,
and Enameled Ware, Table and Pocket Cutlery,
articles in this branch sell the Manufacturers account
and shall be able to supply Gil purchasers at theT lowest
prices mno-om
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- = y \ 9 ~,
z CARU,
THOR THE BENEFIT or THE AFFr trTrn u

A CARD,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFI,ICTr
Il ing the extreme hazard which stranger mn q
ing physicians for the of private diseases OWN
utter disqualification otthose who profess d cp,s INK I'M
deem 1t to be nothing but an act Of kindness toward, ~
LEN No, 81 CaSomhoase street, TO state that n IT. G
1876 was sorey afflicted with syphilis in its wOm sSg
appalling form, and for several months together wa.
the best regular medical practice could Obtain in Sav ~
leans, without being at all benetttedndeed new Wv
At length heard OF Dr. Mullens great reputation ia
piled to him. and tony great JOY in three weeks h. u
to perfect health. Subscribed New Orleans Jan NY
myl6 I'm SAMUEL ROBBERS0Ss'
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SMART WoRK--A man down in Lynn, Mass,
il is said made so many pair of shoes III one day,
that it took him two days to count them! lie was
Il smart one, but not equal to one up in New Hamp-
shire, vino butso many miles of stonewall in one
day. that it took him all that hight and the next day
TO get home again.
o. The workInen engaged in grading down
skeleton supposed to be the relic of an Indian Chief
The skeleton was of ordinary size, and in sitting
position, with earthen jar by It's side.-W heetng
Argus Oh