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CoiIodIon.-Vhe nayv article to which the

above name as been apped ,oqton OF cotton by che
mica discovered by Schceaben German chemist
i has receoty been introduce into tugery by Mr. Bgs
low. and promises to be Of nesmabe value for the healing
aad pIotsc ION Of wouncs When applied almost
forms ,ong ccetng which adhere, firmly asd cannot be
washed oil By water rnd by REGULAR property OF
II des draws the s Of the wonnd closer and closer
together cnd leaves least possible For
lions nipples. chappJ hands. barns chi,bains sc &c
invaluable as forms strong w,terproof refing with
ont Irritating the aud resembles the natural skin
excellent substitute for court plaster aud will found
emedy for diseases of the skin Prepared perfect
by J. Palmer. NJ d., chemist. Apohsca les,
geors phys Claus and fEiliss supplied Ia large or sm
quantities az his depot fnr Ee!ectc Msdices ~ salem
Cushing, 80 a d 92 Washington street, BostOs.
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The directors of the Mansfield and sandusky comp..

The directors Of the MAosueId aud sandusky compa-
ny have formed q connection with the Columbus and
Lake Erie Railroad Company, and Q roadway Ia now
In process OF construction from Mansfield to Newark In
Licking oounty-sixty miles. The grade of this road
will be completed it Is thought by August of the pre-
sent year. and be ready for the iron early In ls49 The
belief is expressed that this line viii he extended to Co
lunbrs by the way of Granville at early day and
that road will be constructed from Newark 10 Zanos.
ville-twenty -four miles.
The annexed table exhibits the value of taxable pro
pery in the State of according to returns
made by the Board Of Revenue Commissioners for the
past year.
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Agaregste value, 1915 si21 306 go
AHgre ate vaue 1871. 42B O83 473
The inorSase IN the value OF taxable property since
1870 he's been S42 s343ls This is than the sggre.
te amount of the State debt At this rate of Increase
with the existing rate oftaxation will not be many
years before sinking fund of extent be form
ed for the gradual extinction Of the State debt From 1874
to ls45 there falling off in the aggregate value Of
property In the State of nearly eight millions Of dollars
The increase within the past year has doubt been
caused By the great activity in tho great staple products
of the State; and as depends in great upon
prices for these staples there must be- from time to me
fluctuations TO some extent
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The Of the accident to the Philadelphia train of
may be all correct stated in this mornings Jour.
raj Of Commerce; but have heard another story from
eyewitness, IN tho comp>ny's employ, which ii
true, think makes them still more to blame. They
have made arule-whch Is net in the least observed
that shall ride the ocomot but the epsi-
neer and fireman. This Raitan engineer, who lost MS
life, the engine relating the eccidcnt which hap.
pened to the Inflated Raritan which abso bed the at
eption CT all hands, taat the dag not thought of IN
time A PASSENGER.
March ~ 1913
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ter Compared with the gigarc ees which crrhngh has
lately made in the improvement, Of his Wigs and Scaps He
has completely onized the whole system Of maxi
and hag hs wigs that the aunoyanss OF the old plan OF
manufacture are row entirely superseded by beautiful and
simple In thcir thine and they ii.
'e head the nHtara hair the former
OF weight aud heat, entirely obvi apd the
pleasure and com attend tbs wearing OF thpg's
Wigs and Scalps, there il with ones hair large
hand chcape! thu any other hous. IN the country
8 Broa way, opposite the City Hotel l79 B adway
Iosite Howard Hotel stairs Wig take the ad
ursAa
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ChrIst,s,. aalxanlc nnd Magnetic cura.

TVS mach in for their wonderful success re.
levng all diseases of the muscur sysen
only be had this city at 1872 Broadway Strangers should
yo brng imposed upoa by imttcns worthless as uah Of
thsse celebrated articles There but piace obtain
hem-he but agent for their sale ia the city of New
Xort Or ChIiste work Gaivanirm he had gratis
application will be ssnt by mail Business commu
ncations shouli be addressed TO ID. c. MOORHEAD, 1872
Rrna dxuau
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Rheumntisnl.-This is only ORC Of moro
than four thousand Of rheumatism that Dr. TownsendE
sasapaTa has cured The most severe and chronic cases
Wells Island, Sept - 1877. DR. TownscndDear Sir:-I
have Suffered terribly nine with the Rheumat
considerable of the time ud sleep walk had
The most distressing pains nd my limb, were terribly 'wo!
have done than thousand dollars worth of gond
IN 50 much beter-ndeet, am entirely relieved You
liberty this for the bcne Of the afflicted Yours
resp. fully, JAMES CUMMINGS. Principa Office 126
EnOu reru
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Marine Affairs.

pAcxEr SHIPS YoaxiHIss LIvssrooL.-These
two ane packets arrived on Wedaes lay from Liverpool
the former under the temporary command CT Captain
Furber, Of the Coumts ani the latter under Captain
Bisthsn. The Yorkshire will sell sssin her regular
day the 10Th April, when Captain Bailey will resume
the command he having left to take charge Of the Isaac
Wright during the Illness of Captain Marshall The
Liverpool follows on the 2ist; her own commander,
Captain Edrdge, viii take command.
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WEEKLY HERALD.

THE REVOLUTION IN FRANCE,
&c, SC, s..
Tie Weekly Herald will be ready a. ten o'clock to-
morrow morning 1t will contain full account of tie
revolution ia France In addition 10 the other important
of the week
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combine important improvement, over all other
the kind For simplicity beauty and Elective excellence
hey uapproached They be safely sent To part
of the uny tr1ng exp.nss neatly and com
pscty they Their virtues too well known to
iced child can man &c them so perfect are sy
by maker his enabled place the price at
S2 EACH complete and warrant d. D. G. MOORHEAD ls2
uVnad uou
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II. II. Jones, III Ann ST, Formerly caiieo NO.
do prospr;o business nr!ess both buyer
aud seller benecd and 1000 500 that there better
Boots sold the loging than sel-5oo to SO that
ss,l retail for sh which enables sell
su ch remarkably low pcss sell fiat quality OF French
Drsas Calf Boots at 81 5 second do 81 50 70 81 French Pa
Leather eoots 81 Ay small cxpcnses light,
I'd coinnet,tion II challenged.
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JACOB 9. pLATT, AUcrIoNEER-.wa GROSS

JACOB g. PLATT, AUCTIONEER-4eca GROSS
fine and rs hae 10 g d line pearl ard paper shit eo
purchaser che damage whch svery ng 100 gold ard
silver watches. &C. Jacob T. Flat will self this day 10
coch az the auction 20 Pls street above By
ogue Also 500 escorted goods pepknyes
azoS me scnsos German silver combs spoons,
guns End ps ola, tooth hushes ops, elmses poroi u.s.
msa,urpg aE es ma naeal siIumeais dyid,rs russs
glasses s'vng ha'r eolh, she. and horse b,ulhes ezacu
himtles Ac Also. at 70 O'Clock preeely 10 Cernsn
Ageries silver, and half plate aud goldw
TO su purchaser Also oae heavy gold Also
500 gold pencils, 300 gold psn quantity silver pencil ss
Sc lots city made gold Jtwelry, G0 velvet bags psc1es
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Where Is Louis Philippe, or where

Youne's Paris Boot Emp,rium2- econcm
cal and III. fashionable be suited Our furnd
Yerng, OPPOSITE our Office ieii' his best Fvnch imported
DO fine Calf his make for So 50; sold in other cheap
for 81 so AID IS He has the largest and best
lected ock Of Boots Shoes aud Caters in the city
We should recommend all our friends their boets
shoes and CATERS of oursnd Young Of Fulton and
Na,sau streets.
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W. q EATUIN cdor stttt, SaITs sui
their old stand notwithstanding ss assertion Of other
BY which the inference would be drawn that they I'd
removed hey have recently msde great improvements in
their tens and Cases and selling the speudii
mtce that be found in the mrket reduced icel
I'D fens aud Cases at ST. 81 IS 81 So 81 IS So and
wards They al, superior Pens at owerp'c than others
ar, asking for tser rejected Gold Pers and Cases
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SYMPATHY WITH THE FRENCH REvoLUTIoNIsTs
The meeting held at the Chinese Museum,
Philadelphia, tho evening of the 22d, is raid to have
been most enthusiastic. This Pennsylpanian says, 1t
Of the most inspiring witnessed in Phis-
delphia The enthusiasm of the people was perfectly
overwhelming. Every susion to France, to freedom,
10 the late revolution in the land OF Lafayette to Ire
land to lsly and to the oppressed millions Of Europe,
gladdened by the rays Of the rising Of osriy
received with explosions of cheers 1t wsc demoI
stration worthy of the city in which our independence
was declared and worthy Of the Of that universal
democracy which is destined 10 redeem the Uhos world
from bondage
At the democratic meeting held at Hartford Con-
noccns, on the 2is inst, 1t resolved That we le-
oice to hear that after long and disastrous eclipse the
glorious run Of liberty has more shone forth in
France never again, Ms we hope to be permanently OBJ
scured tender wsrmest sy psthies to the gal
liant republicans Of that noble nation, and trust they
have seen the last Of kingy thrones and that profng
by the bitter experience of the past, they will
again suffer Themselves to be enssvod by tyrsns acting
under the mask Of freedom That hail the progress
Of freedom in Italy and in other despoc countries
the dawn of new era CT liberty upon tho world"
The Philadephiaps ere enraptured with Bscaccianti
On ths occasion Of her benefit Tuesday evening last
she received with the widest marks OF enthusiastic
approval proclaping her the favorite. Bouquets snd
braves were showered upon her in the proi.
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C?uit merchants, and Others dealing IN Gold reuJ CWes
Will had much TO thtr irtcTeM 10 exains the sssor'meat
Of Beers clark rs John street (up before purch,i-
irg They eau there and here oaiy what
extremely low pi es good stclc br sold. Besides
those al their own make, D. C. keep the Pens of all he
best prn makers IN the &C uuty wholesale retail Gold
Pens teprsd exchanged Don't mistake The plce Ton
.taissl MI % John ~ VIZ 49, W
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on the upper corner of Broadway and eIry street tove
isnnys jewey sure) contains the finest specimens
largest roIiectod Of Pictures in the world Strangers
others shoud fail visit tn justly celebrated establish
ent ing conducted the most liberal plan OF
ctf
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1000 on 18th street. between 9Th aud eth avenne
2lx96 80 0l0; houses and lots 96sh street. between
IL tand I'd avenues, 26x9e, each s., $50, IS 800.
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assortment n he city, and the lowest pr a, car he l,uud NJ
Z Watson 4 Co s.. % William street J. Y S,vsse %
Fulon street. Abe Hthclitu hnRrotsing Pen recently IN
odncsd by them is acknowledged ,nte mrn 10 b
the most attic y the Inc bero'c the Areicaa
op-poase Ill the fex bill &. or th, ou without la
iisbiit, Of order Gold PENS repaIrei ar
cd. Bagley's Pens, nc manufattaFers prices ~
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W; BROWN. AUCTIONEER -FURNlTuRE
,nd mouse shng articles. This day. Friday. March
2ith at a O'Clock; iaac Of superior furniture
consulting Of sofa, aud chairs various styles, marble
aud other bureaus bookcases marble sofa and ceste
bes card work and quaete tables marble top ard other
wash staed' rocking and chairs curl maple chars
gary French bedseads MATTRESSES, &c &c Aiao Chi
crockery glass gandees trays table cutlery,
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The FRENCH REVOLUTION. American lady,
says the Boston Traveller, for several years a
that the fear of collision between tho people and &C.
vsrnment for several days previous 10 o
gers to leave the city Many, however had Ii per.
iect confidence in the ability OF the king IS
the city was by large bodies OF s to put down tn
and unmolested As the rebellion continued, how
and the people appeared to DO getting the ssceI-
dancy largo number OF The foreign residents prepared
TO leave, when news was brought that the king lad
given way and that new ministry was about to be
formed All intention Of departing was then gvan up.
At that time, there suspicion among many
Of the Parsaus themselves, who had acted with the
vouonists OF the length to which tho matter was be
carried and the writer, when she closed her letter
peared confident that the concessions made would quiet
the city at The proclamation of republic was
The republicans nding that matter, were favorable,
rallied to the meeting of the Chambers on the Goth
the deputies who, trembling and in undated,
were unable to ect with energy aud upon the sudden
seized the opportunity and govern
ment, composed wholly OF the favorers Of rcpub-
lie remains to be seen whether the great mass of the
people Of France will sustain this position.
Tha proclamation Of this Eew government has e 70
markable Resemblance ia more respects than one 10
the documents Of the revolutionary convention Of 1880
The following extract from the Paris correspondence
of the London Tm's, written previous to the outbreak,
will give .oms idea Of the sentiments which prevail Ia
France generally -
"The most respectable Inhabitants Of Rousn Amiens
Argers and Can forwarded addresses to the opposition
deputies approving tho attitude they assumed, and
thsir determination to attend the Reform Banquet. AS
10 u.s. cay the citizens Of Rcuen who, la the present
circums ances only unite at distance in your ge
efforts wish you, least to know that
heartily with Jou that like you determined to
sacrifice everything to the Of liberty and to msn
TAIN at all RISKS and peris toe principles which find Ia
you such such glorious defenders Re!y our devot
edn,rs and co-operation observe the inhabitants of
Amiens 1t your right and it salso our duty ray
tho people of Anglers claim by eli Icy al and costitu
tional means the maintenance OF liberty yielded to us
By ministry at its la.t gasp The charter OF 1880 shall
"A n
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7 M. b. BOGERT, AUCTiONEER.--CATALO
Sale Of Chns 8iais aud CrockeryThis dsv March a.
O'clock 30 John street. variety Of best white granite,
white china light and flowing blue yellow
Iiean yellow and Rocsinsbsm yrrea ware hill snd
Also, aud plain WINES umbles Bale ptemplofy Ter
al
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Hats-Hats-Hats- Knox, with his ascus-
toned brevity would cali the attention Of pnbc his
new sprog style OF Hats, which rssdy his
No 12s Fulton sratt He would with philanthropy
invite srsnser to his establishments where they obtain
Hats Of better quality aud a lower prices any
IN the city full Of men, and boy Cars
Of the latest sty les. always on hand.
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GREEN TURTLE SOUP--A FINE GREEN TURTLE
~ will he served up in seup aod steaks tbs dy y the
Benk Coffee Hcu,e, No II Pre- irse lbewees Broadwhy
and Nassau strestl Families ,uprlisd N -Sewed Ter
gapins every day this week.
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MarrI0l


On Thursday evening. March IT, 1913, by thu Rev. s.
Corey. Mr. CHARLES S. TURNBULL to Miss ELLEN r
Porter, both of this city.
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Paper Boxes and CoLOred Pspers-0. Bach
yrg ener'ed his establishment for this branch q manufse
cdnside prepared execute all orders az
the shoe,t notice. and considerably reduced prices He
member call Il. Baeh's old stand. ~ Fulton street.
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JACOB q. PLATT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
jacob s. Patt will sell this day At ~ ocoek, for
the auction rooms, lots to suit uohase 70 German sve
Agerne silver aud gold wGchcsaad general
city made jew-iry.
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particular this branch their an
hand present the most beautiful and selected
Of pocket desk and sporting Knives in the city
with large variety Of polished steel goods Raz,s ground
and set. Cutlery repaired. u. SAUNDERS SON.
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Pcr'nbIc NbnVi'B C<Ecs.-Tfc undersigned
have devoted their attention improving per-
feeling and necessary Articles and have
nlsrge variety of construction most suitable the
and s87 Broadway.
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A MEXICAN MUsEUV-Srlsndid performances, every
n afternoon If O'clock rud avery evening ~ List
week Of eir and Mr-. MaOat Raymond, and their three
b.artSul danghtsrE who their nim,blc lab Musical
Entertainments and Last
OF 8rpreIis Model Of AneieEt Jsres a. in the
tine 81 our Sayicur Grt Wertsn the Yankee. MAs E<i
nEd the scrip,uie Stauary &C. &c Admsios the whole
esn Chdrss under 10, halt price. deserved front
Do shilinR sxra
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DsLNo's OPERA BOUsE-THUasDAY, MARCH
30 threat AttractogllIasiTatsd r,e,ures Historical
French aud English Masters Those illustrated Pictures Will
be produced Of sp:ndoT aud effect hitherto
in America, and OF the figures will be rented
Acreb GU. Th, company consists Of twenty five ,nembers
under the direction of SIguor hontn Lii la Italy
bsautfu stud Of Homes have been engaged for the greater
effect. The Pictutrs viii be represented thr ugh mist
Dress circle and pquete 81: boxes 50 cents Doors
or nj Tt oms al
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ERENCH L LIN Err Y.-WANTED, A GOOD
Trimmer To experienced person steady employment
AMI good wages will be gwen Apply at ITO Hudson street.
nearE franklin street. n. Y.
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100000 \

IIMl ((l11 BOTTLES OF Do DEWITT Z. Mt Z
6OV3OOV liageI's Linnen have been sold, without
single Complaint II eradcats paEs OF rsure aud hess
all manner OF sorrs fragrant aud agr,sor - a. 70
sanaueousiy also and oil fpasu ode anfct ns NO
simple preparation commands the attention OF the q 50 fn
lies in the eountry-ou Iryrgs Livr gcns btmite Lo
rards niorses Costar. Brsdhurts nc, nc. For full
cuars Of cures of almost every class of desss pint
hs Times Office, $50 Pearls so cents or - par don S2
Ier gross; and of he druggists generally.
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BUCKEYE VOCALlSTS-THE RUNYON FAMILY
- from the Buckeye State. respectfully their
friends ard the Iubic, that they will gvs uiica Enter
tanment at the Mneivs Rooms, i06 Broadway, Friday
evening March o. Tickets 80 cents Two tickets
admit gentleman ladies', be had principal
music stores and at the door Doors half O'Clock,
concert COMM nee, az n'cincN
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War News.

ANOTHER BRUSH WITH THE MExcAHs.
From tho N. o. Pioay une. March l6
We learn, by passenger who arrived, q day or two
since, from 1ampico, that company OF illinois volun'
teers under Capt Lamb, encountered on the LIST inst
near Tancasnequi, accommodating party OF Mex.oans
under Lieut. Currctoe. Upon The Erst discharge IRON
the lnoi.ans tho Mexic shsl a save their eute'
nant and one corporal stood thor grounc and were
made prisoners, and taken TO Tampico score OF
horses taken at the time. Lent Curse'oe
graduate from the military college OF eyco wa, pres M
at the surprise at La and was IN the battle
Of Busna Vista.
SURPRISE OF PADRE JARAUrA.
Ell Noficioso Of the n lust, has postscript which
announces that Father Jsrauta had ben surprised with
bis command Zscualtprn by force of North Ameri-
and that besides the loss OF come lives the greater
part the destroyed. IL said that Jaruts
nc the time In pursuit Of smuyglers and that
the Americans brought In to thu aid OF tbs latter
and the owners of the goods.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Somb brig Stromboli was at Goazocoalocos river
the % ul. Tho following is ast CT her Off ers:
c. II McBlair, Lieut. Conmandins; Edward T. Nichcls,
acting master; Alex j. Roe, assistant Sugeon JOS r.
Tyffe. acting midshpmsn; Anse L. Bradbury, acting
masters msye; A. p Porter captains clerk.
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RANVARD'S MAMMCTs PANORAMA OF THE
A. .ssippi river, painted three miles Of eanyazs be
Ing u, lrgs, painting the World the Panorama build
log, IN Broadway adjoining Niblos Garden. Open svsry
evening senda., sIcsptsdl hts,ioa 50 csrts ohdrea
Price The feros11h will cornm-see moving ~ o'clock
precisely Afternoon exhibition Wsdpssasys ard 5strr
dsyr. al o'rtccE.
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CONVENTION HALL, iij WOOSTER STREET.
" near blssksr SIKH week Of the original Sable
BroheT - hts superior band OF bnsi els give their init
'abe and ,elect cItcftrme ats night this week Thar
and pOruisr performance is elcctufyug full aud
shidnshr andIeDees AID making host Of frd, r them
Doors open at o'cdcsC onceTt c0mmencesn O'Clock
saIurdav aiternoon c0nccI March 21n. % o'cl0cs.
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nR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF TIE PRACTICAL
- Private Treatise" sc, consulted upon my Of Ia.
dsase, there referred his rssdence 60 Greenwich
greet, from to BAN, snd6 to M SUNDAY erceptetl
hoss who apply the serly ,tgss Of thsss onpant, will
ing the IL chsly however, those who have Eu.sei
long from certain eiass people, oheisa rho
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PARKFR's ANNUAL EXHIBITION BALL WILL
u take place az Tammany Hal Monday, the 27lh O
March, which occa,ior will be brought forward greater
variety Ct New Dances aud more new Pupils than h, has
be given in future advertisements Tcks be had at the
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A GOOD HORSE ME9ICI NE Is MOST ESSENTIAL
"A TO the stock Of every dngg, md country store which
beginning to be appreciated Tie best and popugr
-.me5y OF this KIND now III IL Krkbrides TetteTsal :
Heavc Powders They are elegantly put up rsok,ee su
hctt 10 cure an ordinary case Of eaves and 10 administer
dozen eases OF colds. caarh &c. also The heat
coalition medicine that can he given Horses this seo
ct The year as a Spring punfer. Pnce 81. A. II COUGH
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CCOBDION-- SELECTIONS OF ETHl0PlAN
N me odes as played ~ the Christy hnstres Ethio
plan ereuader anil others Just published Tor THIS IN
tiument aud for sale at Of the subscriber together
with choice assortment Of ccorous Volns Musical In
strumers jewelry -LJACOBs, IS Chatham street, or
n fn (hanlhrrs
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MEtHtNiC% BALL, 47a BROAbWAY. BETWEEN
lvA Grrrd and Broomc strecis-pPEN EVERY NIGHT
DURING TIE WEEK Unparalleled success. Twenty
fifth wsek OF the Original CHRISTYS MINSTRELS,
the Oldest rablixed bard in tho United State urdc the
direction off r. .HBlsTY. whose nimitabl, and original
cGi5raiapsers nightly honoEsd with crowded aud high
Nv respectable gpdoaoeE and favored with
dcned by in this city Admission 2J
doors open T. Concern commences o'clock For
tee accommodation Of families AFTERNOON CON-
CERT every SATURDAY. Doors opse al 4; comnaeee
If O'Clock.