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IL Among the beautiful rich fancy goods now
open NJ ~ . Parkers fancy sore small invoice of
French ornamental shell and silver tuck COMBS evening
lection ct pertumees, among which few OF Bailey and
bews extracts Tor The handkerchief, S. boquet, Lu
bins jockey club, hepoope, misnonee, jonqnille, vi
Ole! Sc, Ne OK marrow and pomatums for soi,enng
and beauiiying the HAIR English hair brushes and dress
ing combs, nan and tooth rn-hes.
$. PARKER'S Fancy and Perfumery
store Penn av., between Al and 9th streets, up stairs
larci, 2o--6tt (ty. Newsl
LNNfS and Rare Old ugs.-A catalogue acng
many cnpice pictures OF the old and modern GERMAN
DurcH, FLEMISH, ITALIAN and FRENCH Schools been
pacrd IN our hands for sae, by gentleman recently from
Erope who selected the greater part OF them his
gallery but wishing realize money the purpose
OF buy lands, has utorized sell prices
Many OF these paintings from the best old and mode
masters Of merit and well worthy the attention Of per-
sons purchasing pictures.
TYNDALE ~ MITCHELL,
- ergo. 2l9 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Ma JH,ui
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HUANasaEO &sOUSH ~ ist, shrse~saorJ, with baoA
ouasnR, contasning eleven p0otns, aud situated on
avsnus, bss~een 17sh and 18Th
ne Depafensnt lhqutfs ~ the dug of Wesher
pee Bates, opposite the Seven Buildings, Pcnnsyvana
avenue
Nov. 9-du
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TINE Gear, his Court and People, by Maxwcii.-A
i summer in Scotand, by Jacob Abbotr. The M1IaI
the Gude or, Adventures in the Cumanche Country y
Chas. Webber. Aureian; or Rome in the 30 century,
the author of Zenobia I" The Bachelor OF the Albany.
by tie author of The Falcon Family Neander's Life o
Christ Lives of the Lord ellors vols and L
Wagxeries and vasaries, by W. Z. Burton.
Just received by +. IAfLoh'
Mar 25--
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J,yOR SALE on RBNT.--Two houses on 9th, between
and IA streets north; large wostoy new brick
with cellar and back buildings pump q sxcSen, wae.
frame. stories high with back building, containns
sight rooms. For terms. apply TO 4. JONES.
Nav lift 81 800 s. IIntt f.ss 80 dliW = apifa
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(1IGARsi CIGARS! CIGARS i--just received dre
" from the Havana, per barque Colon, very large an
superior stock of cigars, consisting Of the followingJu~
celebrated brands:
10000 Cortes regala
l0,OO0~ Upman regalia
10000 Silva cigars
AlOOO Cortez, La Norma size
$4,000 Chiron do
10000 Ida small size
5,VOO Tulipan
10000 Queen brand
10000 Columbia .N
5000 La Gratitude
1000 Steamboat Principe. l.s
The above lot OF cigars Of the choicest oran
that manufactured in Havana part of them are "'
~ the subscribers i'm portation. ~. = LA
Also, in 6OO,00O cigars, OF various brands WHY
.i be d poscd of on good can be purchase
any of the northern cities. The public hoeIkeepes ~
lrocers respectfully invited to call and examne wv
most MAGNIFICENT lot ofcigars w. H. WINTER,
Eas, Of Coeman's Hotel, sign Of Jim Crow, Penn I"
Sept a 1tg III, b4,ls.. 1,.,te,tl5 $500 ls.-~~
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NEHs. 8. PARKER VIII open, Tomorrow morning,
lN handsome assortment French feathers, few very
handsome black lace wells. flowers, ribands, &e
Fancy and Perfmey Store between Al and 9th streets
PENNSYLVANIA avenue. b., ...lrtrff. .fr al Lec " T.
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COULD NOT WALK.

That Dr. Townsends SarSapara is the very best Ieme-
DIV for female upalnts there Is no disputing ihon
sands and thousands weak aud debiatcd females thar
Frustrated by those diseases 10 which females are
subject were soon ii the enjoyment oil robust health
New YoRK, Sept 49, lsi7
Dear Sir; My wife has for The last yer been very
sick greatly health being reduced by
riely females liable she got had at
entirely unable walk and as helpless
child your Saisapaia and she mmedi
atey began regain strength her complaints left her aud alter
taking she Being singular have
thought might good publish She used number OF rene
dies that did her good previously Yours respectfully
" JOHN MULLEN, 81 Norfolk street.
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- ron RDNr. commodious dwelina-house ~
I'll Pennsylvania. avenue, in the row Inown - IN
- Sir Dsftdtsss" This hoass has bven tsoroeSSs
repaired from cellar 70 sauet.-Price $3.50 per ~
Enquire at the Union Office,
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tINO LET.-A house completely and elegantly fumshed
l. mort eligihy situated in the First ward sel9.
Apply Richard Smith, cashier OF the MstroPohs
Bank. Vct %
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DISEASE OF THE HEART RUPTURE, AND DRoPsy

Nrw YoRK, july u, 1916.
Dr. TowssEsp Dear sir My wife has with
ease of the heart rupture
The troubled
breath nd which
frequently unable to
She tried almost remedy
benefit When she had but three
medicine she relieved the
has almost entirely disappeared
could be benefited she had comp
cation But as appear. relic we'd
her of drosy that this strange
appear almost nevertheless reality
certainly valuable medicine should be
by every suffering have been
this they liberty to call house and
ocular demonstration. Yours, respectfully
WILLIAM TOWsER, James street
DYSPEPSIA.
No uid medicine has ever bsen discovered which So
nearly resembles the gastric Juice saliva in decomposng
iood aud strengthening the OF digestion, this
preparation of parlla positively every
OF dyspepsia, however severe or chrome;
-if'ft Bank DsrARrmt>r Albany May 10,
d. Tswssv~p s.R have been afflicted Tor years
with dyspspsa in form attended with Of
stomach appetite heartburn and
kind Of for weeks tha could ea
sbs portion tried the
renedies they had little effect
induced extract
sspAsiin snd say with little confidence using
heass found appetite
aprey removed and would earnestly
"a those who havs bssn Afflicted ~ have been N
''Tr'- b n Yours, &c, W. w. VAN zANpT
N. B. Purchase mono but such as have wrappers that
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AsA FOR NENT, h6t4es Nes. and In Car,
Place, Capiuoi Hill. Wy painted and in good Rep
W. ~ ts'sAhlo - ie 1o'--ist ~ BEN. b! Gkkkr
March l7-3aw2w ftcisl G street. rear uf Cnissna1s
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
United States Mat Linsf0r Southampton and Bremen
VIE -ancrs OF this company will sail regularly
l. mouth, AS follows:
s1li5. ls From Nec York.
The WASHINGTON, Captain j. Johnson, the 10th
April 1913.
rae HERMANN Captain Crabtree, the 10th May
1913.
From Bremen.
The HERMANN, on the 18th April lS4S
The WASHINGTON, on the 10Th May, lS4S.
From Southampton to NsU York.
The Hermann, on the 10Th April, lSio
Tue WASHINGTON, on the both May. 1913
When the 10th OF the month falls Sunday, the day
sailing from New York Will be the 2lst
Passage from New York Southampton Bremen $12t
" from Bremen or Southampton to New York, I5t
An exre r'enced surgeon on board
for il@ht or passage apply at the Office OF the Ocear
Steam Navigation Company As William street, New York
J r. CROSKEY, Agent at Southampton
WILLIAM lSELIN, Agent at Havre.
2. a. HElNEkEN " Co., agents at Bremen
March 26--5t
1S0fA Lbs. BEST PREsERvEs.-lhe subscriber
lcOO VIII dispose OF his choice assortment OF preserves
Consisting OF sches p.eappes cherries, pears ounces
&C. at ony % cents per Id III lots OF ID lbs. each.
lie has also 200 bottles and boxes oil fresh fruits pre-
served, hermecaly sealed which he will also sell at th
low price OF IS per dozen, Is for single bottle.
All who wish to purchase must call early.
tEJ c. GAUTIER, Confectioner,
Corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and llrh street.
March 25-3if 3 81
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1SO,l Lbs. BEST PREsERVEs.-Ihe subscriber
SPANISH LANGUAGE.
LADY. who has had experience I n teaching, and

"A who understands and speaks Spanish, anxious tc
form class for instruction in that language.
For further particulars, references. &c, &c. inquire al
DR. Gunnelr., near the Presidents House.
Mar Zl-,it3lAui .
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Hfs NOTICE. Wishing to close my business, offer
sli for sale property situated the OF 18th
ELL and streets west, being lot No. l. in square &c.,
cn nDg tgo-stoy frame storehopse with two story
BRICK dwelling adjoining fronting 10 feet street,
ming back IS feet to German Hail. under lease Tor
three years. 10Th of January last, with the privilege
oil i've, al annual rent of 1910.
Also story BRICK with basement and attic, finished
complete fronting IL feet street, II feet OF
ground all running back rs They will be sold separate
together.
Toan person wishing to have good place for business
desirable and healthy residence, affords rare
chance, being located midway the Treasury
Patent Offices.
Terms Oneiourth cash the balance on liberal time
Tide made iadsputaDle
For particulars, inquire of the subscriber on the
premises.
March 23--eo3t A CAROTHERS.
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r. NI5 prizes ySIU,J
Tickets SI5-haves 81 so quarters SO 75-eighhs vi 81
March "
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INOR RENT OK SALE, and posscsslon glven on ,h.

TNOK RENT OK SALE, and pOsscssIOn given on the
IL lst OF April ensuing, the brick dwelling house and
premises occupied by Washington Young esq,
the OF 18th street New York avenue
THIS property fronts said IL feet inches 1877
feet Inches l4h and AZ feet inches street,
containing 1886 square feet of ground.
The location of said house is of the pleasant
and healthy the city, having pump of the best
near with carriage-house, stable, wood and house,
dairy room, and CHOICE bearing fruit trees, Nc in gar
den. For terms, apply
JAMES LARNED, 18Th street.
N B. If the above is solo, the purchaser il desired,
have any reasonable credit for OF the purchase money
. March N-3td
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TRUSTEES.
Morris Robinnn William Belts,
Frederick s. Winston, Charles Ely,
VIM. Hyslop, D A. Comstock,
R. ii. MCurdy, Robert Schuyler,
C. w Faber Amos S. Perry,
Mortimer Livingston, Joseph Tuckerinan,
Theodore SedgWick, John G Cruger,
Stacy Is. Collins, Alfred Peli,
William Barnewal, David c. Golden,
William Moore, John c.. Thatcher,
Zebedee Cook, Rufus l.. Lord,
Jonathan Miller, Frederick Whittlesey,
John H Swift Joseph Blunt,
Joseph B. Collins, lsaac y: Pearson,
lanes S Wadsworh Moses H. Grinnel,
Henry w. Hubbel, VIM J. Bunker
Governeur M. Wilkins, Walter 10y,
John V. l.. Pruyn, Eugene Dauih,
M. ROBINSON, President.
SAMUEL HANNAY Secretary
CHARLES DE soELDlSG, No. ii Todds Buildings, Penn
avenue Washington, D. c., agent
w. p JoHasroN, M d., 7th street, opposite City Post
Office, physician. ~
Pam phiss explanatory of the principles and operations
of the company, be obtained on application at the
agents office reb 20
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NAVY LIST for lsas-thls day published. Price 80
~ cents.
March rs +. TAYLOR.
S,ERVANT Girl at Private Sale.-I have for private
~ sale servant girl aged IL years. excellent house
servant She is restricted to the District of Columbia In
qulre oil. X w. DYER,
March 2l-eo3 Auction and Commission Merchant
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Stereotype Foundry.

WYNN. II HOPE, Stereotype Founder No. Bank Lane,
w (ear Charles sueer,) Baltimore, Maryland desires to
rTiuers, Publishers authors, and others having
iereoypng do that being practical sereoyper he is
prepared sertoyping in al its varieties, in a
style be surpassed, very agreeabe terms, aud in
the expeditions manner.
March 2J--Yl*
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Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New York.
No. 81 WALL STREET
STATEMENT Of The affairs OF this institution at the close
- Of The h year from the commencement, say February
LIST, lS43 10 February l, lSt5
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tory which has heretofore been shut out for want Of
proper communication Immense quantities of lum-
Der will be transported this canal and large tolls will
be received from this item Of business The work is full
y capable Of transporting all the merchandise and pro-
duce Offering for shipment, without delay, If the
business along the line IL equal to the expectations of
the most saDguine friend OF the concern
In connection with tho completion and opening Of the
Illinois and Michigan canal is the fact that the people Of
Illinois have voted to levy additional tax upon their
property, oftwo mills en- dollar for the purpose of pay
ing the principal Of the internal Improvement debt Of
the State This Is the first time the people Of any
state in the Union ever voted directly upon such quss
on and the result of this L. under the circumstances
more extraordinary than had 1t been just the reverse
Ihh fact Is sucsnt to satisfy the greatest sksptsi
that people Of this country have the disposition to
tax themselves to any extent to meet the claims Of their
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Died.

Oue0s
At O'Clock on Friday morning. 7th inst Of hasty
consumption DIR. OLivrR ELLSWORTH, aged So years,
months and days
His relations sAd friends and these Of his law
Jas Nc Farrsn respectfully invited to attend his
fan from his late residences gu RviDston street
taken TO Hempstead, L l., for interment
On the 9th of April, ut O'Clock, p. M, Mr. ANDREW
JOHNSON, after lingering illness Of Eve months
His relations and friends respectfully invited to
ateod the funeral Sunday the 9th nst st O'Clock
r NJ rom hi, late residence. No As Cherry street
her passage from Liverpool to this port w. H., son Of
David and Louisa Barnet, aged II years.
On Friday, the 7th instant, ANTHONY GoNzALx aged
~ years.
His frsnds and those Of his family are invited to
attend hs funeral this day, at O'CLOCK from his late
sssd nee. 70 Roosevelt street. -tn m.
On Friday evening, the 7th instant, Of consumption
ROBERT CoDEy, In the Gath year Of his age.
His relatives and friends and business scqusintanoes
gders. respectfully invited to attend his funeral
from his late residence No. Pike street. on Sunday AZ
tsrnoon, April Och, at O'Clock.
On Thursday the 9Th instant, JOHN BARR In the 66th
year of his sge 7 =. ~.
Hts friends and acquaintafees and those Of his sons
John D. and Andrew Barr, also Of bis brothers n.law
WILLIAM James and Jonn White, respectfully invited
% attend his funeral on Sunday, ct O'Clock M the
9th Instant from his late rssdenoe No. Essex street
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II will bs perceived that prices have not experienced
any material alteration. The strngency Of the money
market has had tendency to depress prices for nearly
every security in the list and there Is little hope for i'm
yrovement until there In the supply Of
capital seeking Investment. No change of Importance
has place in ths position Of any ofour State stocks
The rev government loan bill has become a law, and
judging from shs condition Of the treasury, proposal
will sooa be Issued for bids. Provision having been
made for the appointment of agents to negotiate this
loan 1t Is probable that arrangements will be made to
negotiate 1t in London aud proposals Issued here stimuli
tsneousy with those issued in this country There are
current that offers have already bsen received at
the Treasury department to take the whole amounts but
We have faith in them, believing there Is not the
slightest foundation for such reports We have how
not the least doubt but that the full amount OF
the loan will b, taken at better premium than any
previous loan since the commencement Of the war and
further that the premium upon oil government stocks
after this loan disposed Of will be greater than at
any time since the first loan account OF the war ex
pendtures created In the event Of this sixteen mil
lie. losn being taken the other SIDE the premium on
the Old government stocks will a!vance more rapidly,
and reach higher point than otherwise.
The public works of the three great western States
Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, In very promising posi-
ton, AID bid fair to be unusually productive In con-
sequence of reshet the Ohio Canals will not bs open
ed before the middle of this monthApril the canals of
Indiana already navigable and in admirable order
and the Illinois and Michigan Canal 10 ready for bust
ness and soon Is navigation the lakes Is resumed
this line vii be opened with every alton Of
;ocipg the part OF the people of Ill nois Lags guam
titles Of freight have already accumulated along the line
and at each termination OF this canal. A steamer ar
rived ., st. Louis few days snoe from New Orleans
with four hundred and thirty nse hosshesds of sugar.
&c. consigned to different houses in Chicago. This will
be shipped from St Louis, by steam, to Peru, and
thence to its destination through the Illinois Canal and
will be the first shipment from New Orleans via St.
Louis to Chicago This Is course Of trade very littls
thought of few years ago and Is destined to be
Of the most important movements Of the age Ia the his.
tory of the western country. The opening Of this
communication between the waters OF tae Mlssis.
spi aud those Of the great lakes, will be Of va,t
Importance to New Orleans. - 1t will open to
that city the trade Of "a Immense tract Of tsrri-
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.
THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Will Of MIR. AstOr.

The new American steamship United States viii leave
this port for Liverpool te-dsy, and the European
edition Of the Weekly Herald her mails will be ready
at this Chloe at nine O'Clock this morning
It will, a. usual contain summary Of American intel
gence from all parts Of the continent 10 the hour Of
publication copy Of the will Of the late John Jacob
Aston, and full digest Of commercial aud political
news.
The Weekly Herald for home circulation will be ready
at the ssms time and will be complete history of the
world for the present week.
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In Philadelphia, tho 9th instant by the Rev. John
Coleman, Mr. George 8. COURTNEY OF Philadelphia, to
Miss KATE G. CONNER, Of tho same place
AT WilAmsburgh, on the 5th instant, by the Rev.
samuel NJ Hsskius, Mr.. JAMES Peterson, to Miss
OLIVIA MAXWELL.
On the 5th instsnt, by the Rev Charles B. Sing, Mr.
WILLIAM REQuA, Of Kingston. Ulster county. to
Miss CoRsELIA ANN, daughter of Lewis Doty, Of this
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Two WHOLESALE CARPET AND FLOOR CLOTH
Houses Would wish TO- engage as Salesman, Clerk Or
Gtlerwise person who thoroughly acquainted with the
English and Scotch manufactures Whose introduction TO
the homes would be valuable houses the trade The
ad etser has travelled for through England
land End Scotland ard give the most satisfactory refer
respectablity BIZ LovejoyS Hotel, Beck
man AFR.
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V,o,THE LEATHER TKADg-A ,HoRo,

TNO.THE LEATHER TkADE-A HOkQUGh MAN
u business with a:tica knowledIe Of the currylng
AID tsnnpg trades that has travelled through England Ire
lard Scotland France and Germany for the last eight years
it'll horoush knowledge Of the markets, and u rate
lection would wish to s.iesman clerk or
ohswise extensive establishment The most satisac.
ivy r. e given respecabity. Alpha Lowjoys
Rel
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Diamond Pointed Gold Pons, 81 Is only,
Silver teec Case Included points not to come of
Cedar street stars have recetly made great improve,
splendid that be found the market reduced
prices Cold Pens and Cases 81 and upwards They sell
inferior Pens. Gold Psns and repaired exchanged
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hsr porms city that through tho attention Of
lii faris he ia nhes with fu supply Of the
most distnguhed styles Of fancy hats for
Children previous the urbsnces Fr,nee which
hve me- suspended all kipd Of madu bust
ness He ha. sso on hand from mandatory rich,
beautiful Of fancy Hats for children OF great
variety Of Tauern and materials suitable for spring and sum
mer wes The subscriber will he pie in exhibit
g his unrvaed stock Of fncy Hats to all no msy honor
I.ul Ia I, huych
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you the hest and cheapest pen be found
try cheeu The points warranted to stand for hve
years for hneness and hexbity they
Amo all the wonderful Of this age none
William street, Y Savage 90 Fulton have q
sxcIusve sale Of them Also all other from 81
era prices. Pens repaired
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HOLMEs' KITCHEN RAJ

III OLMEs' KITCHEN RANGES WARRAr1TtsD
and removed free fanny to the puch " they
not answer. Pc from $40 to $50 Aso,a large asso-t
mint Of ror md OF er Gstes ofthe newest aud q
lowest prices; furn,css Crates aud boileuvt the
ct Smokey chnnneys ursd aud warranted Jno
birg work d,ne II the shortest notice Nj yiL
HUOLY of Ranges Gstes TIN ana sheet iron
wors ~ Nassau street -
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ssranrsrs or Ciozous I'm want OF Boots,
Shoes or Caters, will do veil before chasnr to call
examine the splendid ones his to oner 70 ne
nvre mora
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AZ, Roberts Ph~ NIX flat manuSactory,
40 Fulton 81 eet The proprietor beautiful
III h- srng hn for low price Of - aud 81 so that
will compare whrthe mtjorit sold for S.
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GoODwiNs ROOFING ~ CENTS PER FOOT
Hoofs made tgh. for iwo-and half ce,u Ter foot
q odwin's Hydro Pneumatic Cement sheathrg makes q
cheap sht and durable. roof Neihr pitcs fire ersve
Us N s application, II s best .dapted for fiat ioofs he
walked without jury the shenhins be laid rough
pank aad dohe to shiuglina done. Once,
Wsst Broadway, nea Chambers u.
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oar MANUFACTORY-P, C. wILLMAkTH RE.
~ specially his old friends that
to the ew 10 Hat Compan, NO s Sowerv The (we
hncwn to the trade and the public that he Is the
old IT and me experienced OF CAPS this CITY
will be sniff ient guaranty thst article in his line ssu
INK ON the above bshment will amply sustain tho Iepu
his productions and oh he has acquired BY years
o. unremitted application to this particular ue IT business
From experiences and great facilities he fees conf
dent 10 assuring the public thathe able TO furnish tier
stcle alta lower than other 10 this
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soot,,s Cheap FURNISHING store, Opposite

our Office His dollar and half Shirts the mos, besut al
,,cle, Tor the prce he found the cv lad ed they
are raj squ for which paid 81 IS in Bosdway
bey H.. only 6 beautifully but wear remarkably we'll He
ha ON end,d Of furnishing
tieles such gives cavss hosiery suspenden pocket
tdLf h,,oms coll S. fevefy style together with
an ense,s var ETY. cfu shirts and trawes all of which
Wi, he so at an advance OF on,v per cent from first cost
Csli and iadge for you selves, at 81 Nassau ST.
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To our friends W no wish to tire at themselves
Win new Bst, we are sure wi, be pleased by calling on
ESPE NS Held 1917 Nassau street, corner OF Anr Iheh
an nor quality canno. fail but be appreciated.
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70 ca and inspect the stock Of Millinery have
ported Pam for the season insisting q sohns Des
most Fashionable styles Also, Flowers and Feathers Tor all
ru poes aud Of all kinds, in endless var ETY. atd oil every
ner a. ID similar col ecou of the richest Ribbons Conn
Inv Munrs md others supplied at the lowest wholesale
prices. l.. EASTWOOD. 37i Broadway up Mni1