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No pp W We AZ, ls,5 r PAPERS

00nl. REAMS heavy STRAW PAPER.
SUOOa 3500 Teams HARDWARE. PAPER:
So dc, Gag PAPER for q rocers.
1000 no. PATENT ENVELOPE.
Also. large assortment Of WRITING PAPERS of 90
cry quality. WRITING INKS, BONNET 'BOAP6s
Black and Red BOTTLE WAX etc etc for ~ ~ -.
HicsS by Z, R. STEVENS. BRO - 90
W. 81 IOmmnn tfnaal
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NEW. BC0KSL-NEvT BOOKS!
lust RECEIVED and for sale-The following NEW
ID BOOKS, per Crescent City
THE PICTORIAL BROTHER JONATHAN for 4th July:
John DONKEY
HAROLD-Conplete- Balwers last novel
LIFE OF Nj NBOE EDWARDS
tbs FRAPPERS BRIDE-by the author OF Prairie Bird
Lucy SANDFORD-aS lorg Of the Hesrt-a Temperance
St0ry-by II $. Arthur
THE HALF STsTERS-by Geraldine Endor Jey7sbHry -
HYDROPAT1Y AND HOMEOPATHY.
Tx HENPECKED HUSBAND:
FAUST A ROMANCE OF TIE SECRET@lRzsrNAB.
JyT2 WEkfr2 %, " Camp street
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saIP cHANDLERY AND HARDwARE.

SEAAA 49,. y 4ltlAA4 f'-ttO E@fAEAO W EAE14@'
GiANUEL LOCKE, N0s. z qsd 8 Front Lcgee, -
- befWeeR Cst0a605tse and RgHrie streets, has ON
lately received fol- supplies Of articles in the abovet<
line, winch he prepared 70 sell at The lowest prices ~
50 pieces London Bunting Red, White Blue and Yellow
. American Ensgns, Jacks, aud PeBnaDts;
600 Gods Superior Manila and Jared COIdage;
30 Anchors, assor5ed, FROM 20 10 200 ibs
% Cham Gables n l. "a u inch
5000 Hooks and rhnubes;
Plain BBshd and Iron strap d Blocks
Patent Roller Shelves Cabooses, &c, SC.
1000 yards Cotton Duck assorted Nos;
Nautical Almanacs, Log Books Log States, &c &c.
ALs0-TwO splendid GHOMEFER5. Thcmas
Hewitt maker Jszl Il
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suMTMER HATE

CtAMPEACHY, Panama, China Pearl Tuscan 81
~ braid English Dunsabe, Chinese and other ~
Spnng and Summer styles of Hats, every variety. sk
can be found at DARCY s. cor Canal and Chartres SITS
PS. A few more REVOLUTIONARY HATs Just received
his morning by Telegraph. apdu
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"
IN ofegng to the public this new and valuable remedy fo
d G0RssmDt6F Bronehitis Asthma Con Chs Cots, ETC.,
append atew notices OF the character and efficacy OF the
medicine Numerous testimonials may beseen IN papI-
let for distribution at the agency which sufferers invited
to obtain Il may be proper say that Dr. is eminent
practising physician OF twenty years standing graduate OF
the University OF Pennsylvania,
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THE TWO DLANAs-By a. Dumas.
NNYE have received per ship Athens The TWO
w DIANAS; or, The Son of d Count, and the Daugh-
ter of King; by Alex. Dumas.
ALiNE by the author OF The Gamblers WIFE"
THE TOR HILL; by Horace Smith.
FRANCE-ITs KING. COrRT, AND Cove NMENTs: by
Gen. Lewis Gas
(" NED BUNTIINE'S OWN.'i- are prepared to
receive Subscriptions to tins weekly newspape Vita The
first number viii commence THREE YEARS AFTER, a
sequel to M ysteHes and MseFies OF New York Also
NED BuNTLINE's LIFE YARN a new nautical novel
The paper will also be devoted to general news.
al5H WELD & co, ~ Camp St.
ADVENTURES OF A MEDICAL STUDENT,
For Sale by WELD & co, No. 70 Camp street, the
following Works, Just received:
EEHHE PALACES OF THE FACULTY the Pnn
il ciplesOl Chrome Thermal.
ADVENTURES OF a MEDICAL STUDENT. By
Robert Douglass with Memoir OF the Life OF the AuhOr
MYSTERIES OF OLD LONDON. By the Author Of
Robert Maeare in France
JENNY LIND. By Miss Rose Ellen Hendricks
G0WRIE. By G. ?. r. james.
HAROLD. BY Sir d Buiwef I4y1tOn
= THE TWO DIANAS. By A Dumas
ILLUSTRATED ARABIAN NIGHFS-PaTt L.
HOMEOPATHIC TfNCTGRE sARHICO.
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK, for September.
GRAHAMS MAGAZINE, for September. an23
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DIR. MENsING, Dental Surgeon,

HAVING returned TO the CITY of New Orleans from BIZ
IL tour in the North and East. is prepared
to perform all operations appertainlng 70 the
TEETH; and has become acquainted with u y-gz3s
the best mode Of operating approved hy the u
College of Dental Surgeons OF Baltimore, Nd His price
for operations are in proportion to suit the times al6U
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XEIE have received beauiifql PANORAMIC VIEW
from Bunker Hill Monument drawn By R. P Mallory.
ALSO
THE RUSSIAN SKETCIl-BOOK-By Ivan Goloyine
DICK TURPIN, THE Bonn HIeHwAyMANi
ANGELA-By The Author Of Emily Wndllam, Two
Old Mems Tales, etc;
LIFE OF MDNROE EDWARDS.
HEN-PECKED HUSBAND:
.GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE LSr Aug Ist
PORTRAIT OF GEN TAYLOR from Dagueneotype;
HRENOLOGICAll WORKS, BUSIS. etc.--by Fowler.
Jy28 WELD q 20, " Camp street.,
AaENTs for the GRAEFEEBURe Co.'S MKpic1NEs
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~ 3 Louisville Packed DoY For u

HssF ), Louisvlll Packet Dow r For Louts0lIe,
ssSls yNeao y4ibGHV, EUGRsri{te ete.--ltith quick
- dispatch.-Tle and splendid passenger
steamboat DOVE, jones, master viii leave above For
freight passage having unsurpassed accommodations.
apply on board at tie POydfas street wharf, to
a HYDE Il iOGLESBY u POydfas st.
N. B.-Ths boat was built by Capt Jones expressly
for the Lonsvie trade and draws only ~ inches wafer
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A MANUAL OFGRFCIAN AND ROMAN ANTI.
n DUTIES: BY DR.. g. +. Boesen, Professor Of the
Greek Language and Literatpre IN the lniFsnty Of
siona notes and complete series Of questions) by the
Rev Thomas Kerehever Arnold NJ A., Rector Of .yn-
don and late Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge.
Revised with additions and corrections,
Just received and for sale at the eo 0eaRs Sat0Rers
Wareb0aise Ia13 ST. .B. STEEL, IA Camp st.
1sTT-rsT TTTA rITObTS
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~ q Regular VIcksbuTg and Lake Providen &c
ls4isAtSsss Packet M RENG O. For SkiDsfth' s
NsEzzzzs Landing, Lake FrogiaeHcs ylikken' Bend,
Y3chs5arg Iarreaton Grand Gut Rodney ard atchez
On FRIDAY, the sth instant ata5 O'Clock, P NJ posi-
tively-Ihe splendid iastrunnng steamboat MARENGO
Charles Brenham master win resume her trips for The
above and all intermediate landings For freight OF pas
sage, apply on board, foot Of Canal street. or 10
"a u. b. SMITH So Magazine St.
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MONTHLY BULLETIN-No. 8.


THE sARSAPARILLA
COMPOUND Of this COM
Dany IS alinGstliteraliya sel-
plate Of Safsapadlla. So
highly concentrated Is Il that
tte dose Is but khe halt Of n
UerH small teasB00afai--
while the dose of that which
IS sold in large bottles. is.
neaflg q nine. glass IN adj
1iiioD 70 Sarsaparilla, il con-
'tains a powerful coneenfra-
ton of Mandrake. Burdoek +.
Queen s Delight, Elder, Yell
low Dock, Guiacum. and
other important medical
Inents, winch are not found
IN ouE7 dfia hos t,,-a.ft,i =, fsa4.
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Tire authenticity Of the above statement xouched for by
Mr. Isaac Murphy merchant of Milford who Knows MI.
Toomey, and the circumstances of his case Mr. + IS now
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.


BALTIMORE, Feb 2s-elooo United States Treasury 6's.
so ~ DO 49, a. VA esG 40 a. O2
3 "a; Uit.d sies * q 67 cl,sea at le3K asked. 1881
asked, S'A hid Bal!imoie 6s 1890 s asked SIX bid Bal
.imore and Ohio Railroad shares 80 asked, aax bid.
s5 1850 Ns.hsnic. y; l, Remington 81; s2to City ss os
5000 NAY va. ss 4o 5eoo STAG .,7sh y2 Union Blk Tenn
Is 600 do los 500 Stae3s 1915 100 es 81 1885, 2GoO Nav
e.. Sa rT 4s 9cop do h5 20; 1899 STATE So 3 wn 7sh
g 49, Union Bk Tsnr, IS; 100 Neshanis Copper Co X
lox Is New jersey Copper Co.'S 30 do 2 so Neshanie
BosroN Feb. 29.-Brokers Board-2 shares Fitchburg
l8; 10 Franklin and Bristol Il 9,a. 20 Western los;
10 90 do lo4] 10 ds; 30 Reading 22 co. SO do do 2
Fall River 9o; 10 do do Nashua anufacurng Co
467h 100 East Bosoa Co IA 100 do do Dividends No
co. $50 Western Eailosd Rights 40c $50 do do do
a2; 2s DO Sc 100 do dc 4 50 do do 4sc 1909 Reading
1855 Is do N0rweh and Wore ester $685. 10 Old Colony
s336 100 East Boston Co l3X; IS Reading 2l; 10
X Mortgage Bonds, 81; S,e0o do do Bosds 1850, 62k
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C0MMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.
Wednesday, March I-G

Tbs stock market more baoysnt this merning,
end slight improvement in prices was REALIZED At
the hrst board Treasury notes advanced u per cent
Dtr o's os Q; Reading Mortgage Bonds "; Harlem al
North American Trust Vi farmers Loan u; Morris
Canal y; Caaton y; Long Island Il. Reading Bonds
fol on u; Reading Railroad /; and Etis Railroad
Scrip 4.
AZ tho second board the ransiotious only to
limited extent at prices Mt in the morning There
will be no material change In the markets regards
activity and price, ust the steamer from Liverpool
rives; aha 10 in hsr nneteenth day provided she
sailed as atvertsed aud may he expected any moment
Considerable anxiety is eviucsd for definite sdvices
from Washington relative to the treaty II Ia the &C.
neral npre1ion that IL will not be ratified as received
from Mexico, but that treaty will be formed upon the
tsts Of that, ratified and sent to the Mexican govern
nent for acceptance This will without doubt be the
result Of the deliberations Of the Senate upon this CUES
tion.
The Camel Bank Of Albany has declared ser,, ANN.
VI dividend Of three per cent
The New York state Bank Of Albany has declared n
semi annual dividend Of Eve per cent.
Fhs Miami and Erie canal runs from CinnnnatI
cn The Ohio river 10 Lake Erie 1t Mspnss Bay and IL
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.


PHILADELPHIA, March l.-Beeswax-Smal sales Of
western yellow are making at 24c. Cohesive note
Coltsn-The market ives steady and we report ras Of
900 bales middling fair 20 fair at g. 81 SKI the latter
figure for good artisle. Flour, &c-rhere was mod
crate business doiog aud notice sales Of 700 barrels
for export at SIS IS; market closing firm. Wheat
Transactions limited, while prices remained Arm
at our last quotations. Corn Meal-Ths demand con-
tnues fair with sales of 500 600 bbs at 81 SIX So
market very firm Corn-Sses Of 1000 bushels, includ
ing sousnein ana ysow q, % Sao 0 oN
600 feet &C SIT. Molasss-There was not much doing
day IN New Orleans which continued firm ut $50;
sales Of 30 hhds West India wers made ct 20c cash
Naval StoresWe note sales Of 1000 bbls Wilmington
rosn at $780, there change In other descriptions
were reported Provisions-The market is very mac.
tive, while prices remain uominaly the game Mess
beef We quote sli IL so, and pork $40 1925 Lard
Sales of lOo kegs az o So; bbls held at TX
Cheese-Nothiug doing, market quiet and prices firm.
sugar-sales Of IS, hhds New Orleans were made on
terms not trenspirsd Tslow-No sales reported mar
ket firm ct sX 40. Whisksy-Sms sales in barrels at
25c, and hhds at 24c.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 21.-Cotton-Tbe marke. has
qualities below middling fair decidedly easier su-
gN-The market opened quietly, but the demand i'm
proved several buyers Tor the north made their sp
peaance and 500 hhds were sold at previous rates.
fair 81 10. AiolsssesThe sales have not exceeded
800 bbls at 10 400 for fair to prime, and 2oc for
are rs encouraged by the small arrivals Sales Of
1000 bbls Of which 500 Ohio. at - SIX $40 at 81 So
s. 100 an. At So
is steady and prices frmer ss]os of 10 500 sacks Of
which 9425 sacks at 400 S25 at $50 500 At 4s1c and
1000 yellow, out OF hstboat, at 43c. Osts-2O7 sacks
cold at 4shs and 2l5 at 45c. whiskey- 400 bbs
tined sold at 20kc and so bills In lots at 2lc
fork-Thc demand has been active and the sales
embrace 1900 bbls Of which bbls msfs at So SIX
Goa at So 20 and 240 a. SO As bbls o at So 37S 65
bbls prime at 81 and ITO at Sc SIX BactnSales 90
casks sides at 4Xc and IS casks at 90 Bulk Pork
100000 lbs hog round sold at SO o5 Lsrd-The prices
continue in favor Of buyers sales lls bbs at 5Ac 81
at $40 400 at 60 $50 at 6Ac 26s at $40 and 900
CCffeA-AhCut
Rio sold at ga 7c cargo OF 5000 beg srrived to-
day. sold time ago. but having been purchased
by speculator must be considered being still tho
market. Freights-Scms cotton has been shipped to
Havrs, to Nil up at lb.l6o.-Exeh sngesNo alteration
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On tbs morning Of tn, 29th February, WILLIAM,
sen OF John and Msgdslen @ Crolius, aged years,
month and Ia days
The friends OF the family, aud those of his GRANDPA
Their, w Westsrvelt, respectfully invited to at.
tend his funeral from his fathers residence, No. So
Fourth street. Thursday afternoon, March I'd, ut
O'Clock, without farther notice.
On tho LIST Of March, 0goRGE w. HARTELL, in the
39h year of his age, which he bore with Christian for
ttude.
The friends Of the family invited to attend his
funeral this (Thursday afternoon, at O'Clock, from
his late rcsidsnoa, No. = S3i street.
o. Sunday, February ~, at Quarantine Ground,
Staten sland. CATHARiSs BRINxERHorr, only daughter
OF DIR NJ. II Van Dyke, aged yesrs
The friends OF the family, and Of Alexander Laird
and of her grandfather Thomas Asop respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Friday March 3D. at
IL O'Clock, from No 20i Fifth street, Avenue A,
New York.
On Wednesday afternoon, at past O'Clock, after a
shsrt illness, Mrs. HANNAH C. BUsss, wife of Captain
John Burns
The friends Of the family respectfully requested to
attend her funeral Friday afternoon, at O'Clock at
her late residences % Hamilton street. without further
notice.
She rests In peace.
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Eeporsd cn.t Of cansi "a "a; 9os
wing to the extensive damage sustained by the Ohio
Canal from the freshes Of the past ceason the pay
ments for repairs have been much greater during the
previous year The great feshets in the scioto Cuya
hoga and Tuscarawas Valleys eccasioned serious injury
to various parts Of the canal At Columbus the soioa
considerably higher than at the time of tho frcset
in 1882 the water standing about eighteen inches the
top Of the upper portion of the sbutmens Of the dsa
The foreign trade of this country for the past four
teen years. ha, been according to the official valuation
Of our imports aud EXPORTS largely against U.s. will be
by the annexed table, made up from the aggregates
Of each year. The table from which take these sg
gregstes, received from tho Hon Zadock Pratt en-
exMember of Congress- who established the bureau Of
statistics at Washington, and knows about CON-
mercsl affairs Of tho country THAI anx other member
COMMERCE UNITED SrArEs.-BALAScE OF
TRADE
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formed Of the Miami, Miami extension and Wabash and
Erie csna The three divisions of this connected line
of improvement the result Of different laws autho
rzng their construction by which laws recognize
different appropriations to each Of lands donated by
Congress to aid In the construction Of this canal or
these canals under the head Of the Miami and Erie ca
nal; the board Of public works of Ohio have presented
statement of the general business and condition du.
ring the past year Much damage was sustained from
the effects of high water II January last when the Mia
mi river two feet higher than 1t had been sine
1905; and the st. Msrys Apglaiss and Maumee rivers
unusually high particularly the latter which rose
much above any high water mark ever known In that
valley The navigation of the canal below Dayton was
opened early In February between Dsyton and Piqua
on the 10th Of April and still further north through to
Lake Erie, as early the FIRST week in April.
MIAMI AND ERIE CANAL, Ono, ls47.
Amount OF tolls, water rents, fines for tho
Salaries Of collectors, 60, Sc .,,..,...., $3.50 SO
Net amount payable to tho State Treasurer $2s "A
Cost OF repairs, salaries Of engineers, and in
cidentai expenses. 732SO 90
Net proceeds for the year. ....... $2l2 l0S So
OF this amount The net proceeds OF the Mi
ami canal division, exclusive OF the War
rem county branch canal, 10. ."..... $7e,OOe 90
Being "a per cent on Ito cost
Net proceeds Of Miami Extension Division 0lOo SS
Being 8 per cent cost
Net proceeds of Wabash and Erie Division $4,000 90
Bling 81 per cent cost
The net proceeds of the busiuess of the Miami and
Erie canal including the Warren county branch Of the
Miami canal division is equal to at per cent cost
The Ohio Canal largely productive In ls47,
pared with previous years. This canal extends from
Cleveland Lake Erie to Portsmouth the Ohio riv
and Is with its branches $50 miles long. 1t Is the most
important canal in the State, and must ultimately be
q Of immense revenue. The annexed table ex.
hbits the gross receipts Of collecting tolls cost Of
repairs net revenue and per cent interest the cost
the net revenue in each Of the past fourteen years
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Of The suffering Mormon fug,ives will b. held the Uuysr
atty Chapel on Fidav Evening, Msch 3D. ar o'ceck The
MOI who have from the West to make known
the cOnd ,cp associates will be present on ire occs
Ter IL Greelry Martinez Livneson, VI. M Noah Theodore
eedswick, M. N .kwh. Gerard stuyvesant. J e. Ellis
J. y. Glehrst, L. Tarpan, Thomas De Witt. Thomas
Skinner Cheever. Seesccr 4 Cone George Potts Gee
& Euoa Henry @. Whtehouse Thomas 4. Vemily-, John
Knox. O. f. Bedeil
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On Thursday Feb TO- at the residence Of the brides
uncle, John Mathews, Stamford NJ D., by the Rev VIM
Lesn,ing, Rector Of Chippewa, WAsHINeror EARL Etq
Of Goshen, Indiana to Miss AGNES WILLIAMS, Of Eng
land.
AT Jersey City Tuesday, Feb 2oth, by the Rev Nh
Kelly CHARLxs Nu,Tz OF Germany, to ApELISE, dsugh
ter 0f the late Bsnsj min Desobry, ofNew York.
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Mail EallIlrea

The lire Of telegraph from Michigan City to Milwau
kie frcm Datrot to KssmsBoo bss been com Dlesed
and is in operation, and ths OF Dnetyfve miles
tween Kalamazoo and Michigan City Is now aim =
finished The cit.5 of S3ndusky and Mi chigan wilost
Is expeeted, be in communication in q week two. 1t
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powYER's sPIKENARD OINTMENT VS.. CHIC.

DOwYER's sPIKENARD OINTMENT VS.. CHIC
- roform One fact !, more ooncu,ye than thousand
duce in support the above nconovetbe sphoiism wish
call the enton Of Ihe pub &c TO Short Su'sch Lee
patch in which j. is stated that pes precursors Offs
tus Now the feet which stated in the Moruirg
Star and Sun ,f the LIST OF March and which n
No so Cherry street underwent OF those dreadful
iatos for the Of Fua (ss stated the Surgical Lee
he to prov. wheh,r he died from the effects Of the
from inhang chloroform but il fact that he
Died While IN operation Tor me cure OF f,ua q,
before the CorQuer. This fact established Row another
feet rersns 20 be owed and e; those VIII? ct,d WITH
Ann sset Where thy viii be made sat fed by the most
irref gblr evidence that Bowyer spkenmd Oniment will
cure the Pies they read the sprsiea Lecture above re-
operation and the lstts united the Of eorone
jg dya an% ysTdct s e poor
81. snd 80 Canal at. New York
MONsiEUk JEAN LIE DOyEN'o DisiNt ECrING
lvl Flud-Ths Fluid, lately discovered in Frsnce and
Inc property destroying putd smell Of si substinc
saims vegetable, and without odor Of its inyalu
able for di'peliIg all oenuve smells from Fever Hospts
closets sinks &c IL is easy Of sppica
ton For sale by the subscribers at Dr. Rogers No. lo7
Wer Broadwsy, aud q >; Hammond Co.'S mpo,teT Of
ted stses where certificates Of the merits Of the Fluid and
cSsnss d1e Pys 81 %pss r.
bearing date Oct 1914 New York. Feb -, 1884, Cenl
S,s Ely JsaS., PSSiGsn OF 9uss e
eetcg rhy,e,an Of vesses and p,sseng,'i Crosse I'VE,
Qarn,in. Stion during the ssaton h,d many oppor
1s III sm 4. hold ne
pseugc, shp Lord Ashbnuon, rendering perfectly sweet
Witnessed Effect the bse water Of me smgsn, .ss
JAZZ " 'i E6w i%dGEs ToJssa IL poyss ESQ
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HE. Jones'. s.vings Bank, "a Ann stre.t,

formerly called Not No do business
paes both buyer and seller beue6ed aud ieo to SEQ
better Boots sold the following prices Than
se-3co to s. that sell fac Boot. retail for cash,
which enables 70 sell at such remarkably low prcesI
sell FIRST atty of Preach C-f Dr.ss Boots 81 50; second
to 81; Freach Pate Leather Boots ST. MY store
Is small, expenss light and competition challenged.
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Ts the Sfs,t end mcst ,setua medicine purifying III.
AMI relieving the ,uhcrings attendant child
birth discovered strengthens both the mother and
chi prevents pain and disea.e, ncreasvs aud enrich
fod those Who have used it tbrk il indis ensabe IL
tahv useful both bsfro ssa sie it pyest,
Cr4mn,, sesing Of the Fret. De,ponderrv Hettbr-s ,
Vomiting PAIN in III. Back and Lcins false P.ips He
and IN regulating the secreions ard
creu'aion il has no squ,' The great beauty of this med
sw,vs ssfe and the deicste most sue.
csfplv: few cests sqsie other medicine; in me
little oil msgrcsa, usefu Exercise in The open
aud light food with this uedciae wi always srsue
safe and easy co h,emsn Pncp Office Ias FuIton str,et
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-02

EXAMINATION OF JOEJEw ELL THE NATION.
II al Police Gazette of this week. will contain tie whole
evidence the rape ease of Joe Jewell without sup
preston OF ation luding the m idca which
hiss yet been published this civ Likewise the Life
aud Adventures Of lionel Monroe Edwards with splendid
ali Of the Union Of Murders robbere NC &C &C.
Price fonr cents
GENTLEMEN's HATS SPRING FAsHION-AMf-
~ dow, lit Broadway prepared 10 offer the sprns
hat The great IMPROVEMENTS manufacturing recently
ffeetsa BY him, and the hues model presented lsg
waAnt him IN Che he odera ~ every
1 Hsy ~ T:., % = S:s AZ s' zoe
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! 90. salks this opportunity or

James BECK a. 20. s0kc THIS opportunity OF
returning their thanks the Fire Department. slso
to their fri nds and fo the kind rnd assist
reader,d them removing the goods from their esa
olishm dusing the fire yeste day
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$500 CHALLENGe-rR0CtAMA TIoY-.rH
er.t,S mopd,,s. Solution Hair Dye r superior % sny
color few The beauty 10 this DYE U.s. the more
you wash the darker the hair hscemss The hair chngsi
bs'ou the peey 10 equyd This solution can be had Al
STRIKERS, No. Coentss q 10, whs istsd wholesale
add rstai and applied NBI&dies nan be waited ureaM
their residences.
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branch of their business have
hand the beautiful and well selected
Of pen. pocket desk and knives the city
with large Of polished steel goods Razos ground
and set Cutlery repaired. u. SAUNDERS SON.
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devoted their attention improving and
feeng hcse useful and articles and have hand
alagr variety Of construction suitab the Of
the travelling COMMUNITY. q SAUNDERS x SON, III
Broadway, few doors above Courtendt street.
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THE MOST SUCCESSFUL HAIR DYE EVER IN
vcntedu slexanders Tricobs phelmprovement Of 1876
changes the color haro beau natura brown
back iusantaneously without ofhoie objections
ally fund IN all limitations of this celebrated Liquid Dye
Eors,ls by A. B. kD Sands Fulton and william streets;
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