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Spinal and Hip Complaints.

spinal ana Hip complaints.
LEW PERSONS that these diseases often
Of nrrons character and it for this reason that
medicine is SO seldom found to be OF benefit in their treat
en II no organic injury has taken place, there always
certainty of their complete relief by the use of
Dr. CArtsHe's snlcanfc articles.
We suboin certificate from well known and highly
respectable in the city of New York, in corrobor
ho OF this statements and many others OF similar nature
SPINAL COMPLAINT
bs Ih' vii, certify that for number OF years past have
fall in the hod %heh 81 my
ana seriously injured my spine, ultimately causing severe
medicines and all to no purpose About month ago
p pns Isl d. Gnrsss GavanG Belt and Magnetic Fluid
again, and thought would have give up coasting but
Sw es sn ha % Sns
auce me to part with my belt i'll could not anoth
Residence No. Is Monroe street. New York and master
OF the Norfolk packetschooner Mary Jane"
HIP COMPLAINT.
"NEw YORK. July q, 1916.
is oceItiy that, for the past years, have been
afcied with the disease called the hip complaint during
which time was attended by Drs. Carter Watson OF
disease was such that obliged give up my business
ana have often laid several days without being able
nay gei"ng more and helpless Early last winter
h wno ~, .hris,es Galvanc Belt. pair Of Bands and
'ne Maghetc tuid; and, from the time commenced
wearing them, began improve in health i am now
No 81 ever was sickness and
now 30 H ,eSoseeo hat can suffer fatigue would
also state that three months after commencing the use Of
The Saiva s e,t and Fluid ] framed the whole of the
oaVanIc and Magnetic remedies Invaluable blessing
and have made the above statement voun and "a
matter of duty the afflicted. anu %
GEORGE GATES, No. 100 Church ST.
II should be borne in mind that in all NERVOUS MS
EASES, the same wonderful effects exhibited bv the
Use of DR. Chrisie's articles. - VIZ
CAUTION.
he great celebrity success of Dr. CHRISTIE'S gal
,snc articles has caused to coun,ereed by n-
on there but one TII GESr sSns
IN each Oily or town. from whom alone the genuine articles
can be obtained All sold elsewhere spurious and
worthless No pedars travelling agents will on any ac-
count be employed. '.I ,lI' IIf -
Al applications requesting further information. regard
ing business with Dr. Christie should be addressed TO
D. y. MOOkHEAD, AgentGsnera for the q. s.,
No ls2 Broadway, New York.
Only agent in Washington, ID. c.. Col. .- -'f. t
=, M H. STEVENS, No. ], Browns Hotel.
Jan /. -ThSSMif
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Our temporary absence from the city has prevented us
from noticing the arrival OF Col Harvey, the brave and
celebrated officer of Dragons The Washington
spondent of the Philadelphia Bulletin telegraphs, on
Monday that che is here and is the observed of all OBJ
servers He is noble-ookng officer; and his gallant
exploits in Mexico render him quite hero Of modern
chvalry He seems as modest as he has shown himself
brave"
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by II. ". DYER, .s.cttoneer.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.--On Sat
lurday morning next, the Sh instant, 10 ocloc
shall sell IN foni oil auction store large lot OF household
furniture belonging TO gentleman declining housekee ping
Amongst which enumerate as follows;
Mahogany sofa, sdeboards, dining and card tables
Buteaus washstands, wardrobes
Beds, bedsteads, hair mattresses
Cane seat and other chairs, new cooking stoves
Franklin, wood, and coal stoves, &c.
shi also sen al tue same time large square carriage.
Jan 5-3tif r. w DYER Advertisement
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THE LAMESrKD WALKER.--The Houston Star of the 10Th
ut., says
The remains of the larncnted Capt Walker taken
city on afternoon of the I4 inst be depos-
icd agreeaby 70 the request of the deceased in the
of Gillespie Bexar Previous to their removal large pro-
cession of the citizens formed, including the lodges
odd Fellows and Masons, the fire company and the city off
GERS and the corpse escorted the Baptist Church.
where divine services were performed by the Rev Mr..
C'ler, and appropriate address delivered by p. w.
Gray, esq
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dent was instructed by it to take the very course which
he did take-of considering claims, and the boundary
OF Texas, as the subject OF and Simultaneous
adjustment But we deem it unnecessary to parsue the
discussion OF so plain matter any further
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J,OR RENT a house already furnished, on Capitol
II Hill. adjoining the Capitol grounds, the Dowson
room and bathroom: with venien out-budings els
tern, cellar Nc, &C., attached. Possession given on the
10Th Of January. Rentlow Apply 20
JOSEPH +. BROWN, 8
rIrrr Z, On the premises
N. b. Also small house, with four rooms, not
opposite Judge Cranchs Delaware avenue Capitol HUI
Jan. I-3t L'-'F itAtA
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DREsIDENTs MEssAGEs.--An the addresses and
messages of the Presidents of the United Staes-in-
augura annual and special, from 1889 lSl6-includng
proclanations, vetoes, &c complete in two volumes
octave; containing also memoir OF each President his
tory OF his administration, important public documents,
statistical information, &c, &c edited by Edwin Will
llams, OF the New York Annual Register For sale by
JAM F.. TAYLOR.
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EourvocAL TRIUMPH.-The Newark Advertiser says that
New Jersey has the honor of making the first direct and
complete Withdraw our invading forces from
Mexico Ten years hence she will wish that her broad sea
covered the disgraceul proposon"gad to be hid and
proud 10 be forgot"
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No snow SBERIA.-M. Arago states
that there is in Siberia entire district where, during the
winter the sky is constantly clear, and where single
icle of snow falls.
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MRS. MCCORMICK, corner of 9Th street and market
lVI Space has still four five rooms which she
would be happy to fill with permanent boarders
Gentlemen wishing their meals only can also be nccom
modated. Jan 3-3t"
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Ry Il. GREEN, .7wcs5Oncev.

100 DOZEN SUPERIOR OLD WINE AT AUCTION
lUO On Saturday, the 9th instant, shall SELL at my
auction room Concert Hall, near Browns HOTEL Pennsyl-
vana avenue, ut 10 O'clock m, superior lot of OLD
WINE, Wis
MADEIRA.
20 dozen marked IL. NJ. s., was shipped by Howard
March, IL Co. in 1918, and bottled in 1920, very
do marked w. NJ, imported by Peter Wager of
do marked b. L. G. X. Blackburn has been two
voyages to the East Indies; bottled in lSiS-su-
peror
do marked NJ a. Howard & March, imported in
1920 and bottled in lS26-fne
do marked REESE, celebrated Blackburn reserve, two
voyages TO the East lndies Imported in lol3
ard bottled in l82l-superior
ii do marked o. M. b., very superior old Howard
March " Co.'S, imported in 1873 two voyages
to the East Indies, and bottled in 1878
IL do marked b old Blackburn, imported in 1926, and
bottled in lS2S-superor
4 do marked L. This is very old and choice wine
imported in 1886, and bottled in lS0S-a very
superior article
3 do marked b l., shipped from the house of Black
burn in 1918, via East Indies and bottled in
1923
l6 do pint bottles, marked E, p. s., bottled in 1915
7 do other wines, not marked
Terms OF sale; All of and under $50, cash over
$50, credit OF sixty and ninety days. for approved
dorsed notes, bearing interest. A. GREEN,
Auconeer.
p s. With regard the above relative the
age and quality OF the wne the former be substantially
authenticated and the latter will speak for itself when the
cork is drawn. Gentlemen wishing supply themselves
with fine article, will find it their advantage attend
the sale, doubt the superior LOT OF
exhibited for sale in this market. A. CT.
Jan l-6t
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The Philadelphia Sum- organ Of the native party OF
city, has been in trouble aud either deunct has
been sold to some other The News snys II has
been transferred the Bulletin Its loss will be gain To
the credit Of Philadelphia, for times has bccn most
ian1ously condpcted.-B Baltimore Sun. a.4
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The new custom house at New Orleans will cover
of 30 feet exceeding by some 30 O feet that OF The
Capitol Washington. IL will accommodate the United
States court post Office, collectors office, and have many
million feet OF storage. ta3 s.en
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by Il. g REE.N; .4wcftO,sesr.

VALUABLE RIDING AND HARNESS HORSE, SAD
' DIE AND Birdie, AT AUCTION.-On Thursday,
the 9th Instant shall sell in front Of my auction store on
Pennsylvania avenue, Browns Hotel at O'CLOCK
p M, handsome bay lilly, fublooded, four years DID,
fine riding animal, and works well in harness also the
saddle and bride will be sold with her Amy person wish
well sale she will be sold the highest
bidder, and for faultthe owner having flu ther
for her. Terms cash. A. GREEN, Auctioneer
LAM
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p .sdE~.h For Norfolk.-The steamer Ozceola Will,
jnhxzs until further notice, leave Washington every
every Monday at O'Clock, Passage and fare S..
Jan. JAMES MITCHELL, Capt.
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II meeting of tho subscribers 70 the National
"A 9th Of January Ball. be given at Jackson Hail. the
following gentlemen selected
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FRurr-Thsrs was fair amount Of business doing TO-
day and prices well supported We notice salss
- So 5000 do (per Columbia) by auction at
81 Al 81 22 and lao 900 lbs. dried apples OF 40 Wo
AZ 81 Q; and 100 Kegs tsmsrinds, at AZ Az
HEMp-rhs market for American dew rotted, con-
HoNrr-The last sales Of Cuba strained we're made at
$50
EAD-Rsmainsd nominal, at 81 IS C.
LIaE-A Cargo of Thomsston. sold at ESQ
MoLAssEs -Cardenas selling at 10 loL O; and
New ORLEANS do, at ASK q 27c
NAVAL sroREs-seles of spirits turpentiue we're made
at 500, Large sales of turpentine were reported
some 5000 hbls as low as 81 80 $50 what
circumstance ii any was not mentioned. Wilmington
rosin was worth s2s, and north county 75c.
OlLs There considerable stirring to.dsv and we
note sales Of 1890 gals city pressed American casks
crude sperm at 81 e6 CASH and 100 baskets MarseIes
including OTIS and pDts, at 50 a IS.
P.ovirsNs ssles of $50 bbs pork were reported
at $l0 lsx 10 rs; prime continued quiet Hams
sales OF 20 tsrc.s were made at 6c. and 900 do at
6Ac the latter ngure for extra quality Beef continued
quiet Lsrd-Sales OF 700 500 obs were made varying
In price from 6Sc for common, $40 for fair 10
prime, and 7c for rather prime; and 800 kegs
extra prime quality at SIC Sales of 1000 city smoked
freely, and the market some less nrm
fEAs-We report sales Of 100 bags (held) at 81 per
RroE-s.les Of so tierces fair at So ak. The mar.
ktt since the receipt of the news has declined about
cent.
sUGAns-Thers more doing in this staple and we
note sales OF 800 hhds Porto Rico at 40, bko
a. Ia qality 100 DO New Orleans at Az size; 50 do
common at 81 4c; 100 do Cuba Muscovado at AZ O
All so boxes old crop brown Havana at Sc; 100 do fine
yellow at 7c and IS do DO at sHc-4 mos
sPIcEsWe note sales Of 1000 mats, Ca.sis at 14}<c
caeh.
sEEDs-Furthcr sales of IS barrels clover were made
(new) at 71ac., and Is do (old) at CSC
TALLow-sslss of 1000 lbs country rendered, at 94c
and Is, coo lbs on private terms
WHALEBoNE-Some sales of N. W. were reported on
terms not understood.
WHnxEr-Sales of about $50 barrels were reported in
separate lots, at $50.
FREIaHTs- 400 tisrcss of beef were engaged for Lii
verpool at IS and use do at and lard was taken
at 1873 g. Cotton was taken at 8 32d We heard Of
thing new to other ports
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CITY TRADE REPORr,

NEw EoRK, Thure1ay afternoon, March 80.
We have change notice in the prices of from
yesterdays quotations fair amount Of sales
made in small PARCELS for home including Gsnesee
Black Rock, Michigan, 60, with somc PARCELS Of Ohio
contracts also settled for deliverable the pre-
month. la wheat there not much Offering and
0 x % ~s no
meal. Rye was somsthing lower. Oats remained the
Owing to the Boston telegraph bsirg out of or
der we have recsived market report from that city
to-day. Provisions remained about the same. Mess
pork lees firm. Considerable sales of lard
again made the market closing Arm for parcels Of prime
guilty In groceries fair amount Of business was
doing, espe cially in sugars, at steady prices
Asnss-Tho market was inactive The export dc;
change Of government. Pots nominal at So rs q
IS SIX. and pearls do at 81 FAX s77S.
BEEswAx The market was qslst at 24c.
BEEApsrurrs -Fisur-salss of about 5000 bbls. were
made in various small parcels, including fair to pure
Sss Gs' 'S and eSnfi Ss al %
fancy Gsaosee 1000 do common Gsnesso we're reported
sold at Sc so and contract for the delivery OF 1000
bbs good Ganesse the present month. was sstted at
SO 1o 100 do fancy 0ho sold ut Sc SIX and 1000 do
Brooklyn at Sc 90 There was no chauge In Southern
mixed 81 40 was aaked and 81 ss offered Genecee
hsld ut co. which continued TO b, above the views Of
millsrs Corassles OF 1000 bushels OF Jersey yellow
made at $50, and $500 do s)ld at tine same
pice; 1900 do white cold at 5ac. Some further
sses Of New Orisans damaged reported at 4s a
SOC. Meal Sales OF 400 bbs were made (Nsw Jersey
Of 81 80 Rye-salcs of 1000 bushels were made at
1879, delivered RYE F!em Sales Of 400 bols were
BE ms sales Of ai4 bushels OF COW we're made at sou,
aud 50 bills whNe -, 81 O6i<
Corrrs.-slles of 400 400 bags of st DOMINGO we've
made at 5I 90 Comm to fair quslity good to prime
quality RIO, was worth TX,
OWL liers having saowu disposition to meet
tn Ahy for Liverpool aud 70 prices tabshing de-
OF, ca. V,hree-eighths TO half q cent.
cueo Gales OF 1900 bushels, 10 10 lbs to the bushsl
we're made have only to note sales Of 90 barrels No
F'sn-We at 80 50; aud 81 do No. do, o. % 10.
There was no chs -.1. '-A' a'' p
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II ls46) o,64s los lbs Of unmanufactured tobacco
29l3 lbs Of manufactured tobacco and snuff 293 ago
lions Of Cape vine (supposed to be imported by the
wine merchants for tho purposes Of sdutsraton 4a5
27l gallons Of French Wines and 5592 0o6 gallons Of
other sor IT,
The advices recently received from France ere In
financial point of view, exceedingly important. The
provisional government has announced Its determine
ton to meet tho interest the public debt and to ad-
hero TO the previous system of taxation This entire
ly out Of the question. The government will break
down on that measure, and the convention will doubtless
make 1t one Of the first movements of the session. We
have no doubt but that the public debt and the system
oftaxation will be made great question at the polls
throughout the republic We annex statement show
Ing the present position Of the public debt of France
showing the periodical increase In the amount and the
different rates Of interest paid upon the debt -
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

New OaLEANs, March ~, ls4s.-Cotton demand
angud, but late in the day list of 1910 bales was
sold; the sales sum up 1000 bales Price. have been
Irregular, some middlng is reported as having been
sold ut $50 and another lot Of strictly middling at 6c
TobaccoWe hear Of the sale Of 81 hhds admitted at
6c. and 81 admitted and Is refused private terms
Sugar without any change. Sales of 800 hhds
fair at 3Sc SO Molasses-Salrs Of 400 bills at l9o
20H FlourSaes Of $50 bills illinois at SIS 25; 900 at
IS s7H 100 st Louis at S. e2 and 100 choice St Louis
at SIS IS Corn-Steady demand Sales OF u.s. 900 sacks
including 600 white and mixed at $780, 900 at $50; 1877
sec; 5000 white aad yellow and GAO yellow out OF
fstboat at 3sc 1000 white at 800; 6l92 white vel
low, and 1914 bbls at ssc per bushel PorkThe market
has been very qdet Sales Of liz and It's bills
$9 40 bbls prime at So 95 and l65 bbs prime at
So so Bacon-Sales Of 81 bbls sugar. cured hams on
private terms 81 casks hams Co. so casks
shoulder, at ac and 40 casks at SO al the shoulders
&c an he rides and Sc q 5X the hams Bulk Pork
7ooC0 lbs hog round sod at sSc Lard Steady demand
Sales Of so bbls at 5c 81 at $40; 80 at 5Hn; SO at
co. 81 at 6M 240 bbs and 43 kegs at 6c and IT'S bbs
and sss kegs At Ko Whisk.y-.sales Of $50 bbls at
l7Hc; 100 At l7Mc, and 100 at lso. Hemp-l52 bslea
strictly prime dewrotsd sold a. 500 per tom the
frat sale of any cons for time Exchanges
6soa 40; New York, sixty days, ~ per cent Disc
do sight, par per cent prem. Treasury notes u
Per cent prem.
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Portrait of Lamar tine.

This sheet will be ready tomorrow morning 1T nine
O'clock and will contain full p.rfect and graphic his
tory oths receat revolution In France written by
correspondents in Paris full particulars Of the establish
ment of the new government with excellent likeners
ofM Lasrtlne the master spirit of those great events
other European correspondencs; the foreign markets.
the latest from all parts of the United States and
Mexico and variety of other interesting matter Price
6x cents
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nEsRIkE rs ELsEWRHRM.
STOCK SALBS.

BALTIMORE March Uned States Treasury ION
tme) 1924 $500 do do, l0 Nj &25eo do de- 1919 $4,000
M,S III; Fsr%s ,s, and id Psns,s' Baqk do ah as
Co, United States e closed at lOa3 bid ioaE
asked atlo bid loA asked Maryland 6s closed
At Cd (r The opssing) 9sf csked Baltimore Ohio
Railroad shares at s7z bid ssH a,ked. -- +.
PHILADELPHIA. March 30-Ffrst Board-l Cam and Am
boy, ns; 800 Hirad Bank b5, IL; 100 do as IL $40 GIard
Bk rw II; 50 Lehsh Coal Scrip 81! $4,000 Schuyl Nav IS,
~ lSs Fs ssn 49, cGmmsIca Bank ~ 1850 Read
IL Se ond Board- sales. .afler Sales5oo 6's 67;
1888 10000 State &c, 7s 500 City 6, rs 994 H5 Lehgh
Navigation oal Scrip e SO Readisg Railroad
peake D.awae Canal 81; 100 Morris Canal IO 40 0i-
rard Bank, l u; 90 Manufacturer & Mechs', IS.
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Died.


On Thursday, March 30th, CHARITY T. BRowN, daugh-
tor of the late Benjamin Wood in her 47th year of age
Her relatives aud friends requested to attend her
funeral this morning. ut IL o'clock from her late resi-
dencs, No. 90 Norfolk street.
At white Plains, On Wednesday, March 18th, of con-
sumption, JOHN l. CoUrANr aged SO years
His friends, and those Of his family, and sso the
bers of Howard Lodge l. O. o. F respectfully invi
ted attend his funeral from the residence of his faith
En- 1856 Elm strAst NJ Y, Saturday afternoon, April
LIST, at O'Clock without further notice
On Thursday. 30th inst, WILLIAM F only Of Will
liam B. and Cstharine Tompkns aged IA months, and
III days.
The relatives and friends of tho family are espectfuy
invited to attend tho funeral Friday, the 3st inst
O'Clock p M, without further invitation, from the
residence Of his parents, 297 Grand street.
On the 3Oth instant, ALDEN RHEA, younger Of
Robert II. and Mary Johnston aged years, months
and days
The funeral will take place Saturday morning, at
O'Clock, from Ill Henry street.
AT Livingston N. tho Oath inst, Of typhus fever
EMMA, daughter Of Abraham Ely, aged IT,
At New Orleans, On the 10th Of March, of consump.
ton, Many ELIZA PALMER, wife Of John Palmer, and
eldest daughter of the late John Bird Sandy Hook pilot
On Thursday 3Oth Of March, JOHN SUITE, native of
Scotland, aged 40 years.
His friends and respectfully invited
to attend his funeral, this Frasy, afternoon, at
o'clock from his late residence No. 305 Blocker street.
without further Invitation
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Marrled.

On the oath inat In Wsstport, Conn, by the Rev. M.
THARINE TAYLOR, of the former place
On the 3oh inst at Grace Church, by the Rev. DR.
Taylor, OLIVER JONES to LOUISA daughter Of tho late
Jar~~s D@s~~ I.~fs ia cfv
On the aOth instant, by REV. <. Tucker, EDoAn
NJ. CHAPMAN. of Ballsten Spa to ELvINA MARIA, dsu
ter Of L b Reed, Esq Of this city.
At Waterloo. Seneca county. on tho 23d inst THos.
FesrKR E,q of Utica to Miss ELIZA r. eldest daughter
Of David g. Shafts, Esq, Of Waterloo.
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giAo CutIery.-ConnprisIng Over 400 DIE

ferent patterns. Of the manufacture of j. dodgers Sons,
Wost,nholm Crooke Co with compile variety Of
boot and CATER hooks, nail nppers &c. be-
longing to Tho toilet Eazos ground and set cutlery
paired, at o. sAUNDEhS& SONS 1T and s87 Broadway.
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good Umbrella. There is article needed in the
month of April There artise that well repsys
cast There article that easily lost umbf
Th.re srtico which 10 less thought about when
needed There j, article thai j: desired when
lrg fer there article that hs offer such Bargains
as has umbrellas There article all his stock of
uubre that he quality sell low
than ether dealer GENIN, 2i Broadway, opposite St
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terton Of readers stock of family groceries, and
ehose roioag Hyson and Young Hvson Tea JUS, received
st,sets all which he offering sms advsuce whole
sale prices, by the pound chest to suit purchasers He
selling aso white aed brown sugar, very prices
country readers will sd this good place make their spring
Purchase. Fowler buys for cash. therefore, sell the
lowest prices
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PortnbIc shav,nv Cascs-Or the subscrI-

bers manufacture, which, n.many respects
the imported They flushed in the most tasteful
asry Tor the ct of the most stidous. g. SAUNDERS
SON. l77 and 387 Byopdvay
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Medallion wigs and Toupe.s-Batchclor'.

invented Wirs Scaps pronounced the per-
lection Of the art OF wis making they perfectly
aud natural appearance defy detection made Of he
the peculiar style each indvidua proof Of tho hsh est
the destitute the last Fair awarded the
asver medal Strsnges end citizens invited inspect
ofWM BACHELOR, No. Wall street, near Broadway.
Cory the address
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The Plumbs National D.gue rrcan Gallery,
on III upper of Broadway and Murray street nosds
only be visited satisfy the fsItdous that they
be please here with picture uness their fec dsagree
BILE their oW
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THE GRAND COLLECTION OF THE WORKS OF
the Ola Masters, conJ original fctuIes, by Ii
,isn Lnbens Raphael Mnriio Vsa.qpsz Van Dyck Gu
Cuyp. Wilson, others the cid MASTERS is open az
the Lycsum Gallery, No. 500 Broadway, from AM, TO
M Admittaucc
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5.sl5 .555 SIS f2Os $40 GOO 81,

5,3l5 555. 555 faOs .6a9, 900 81, 048, l63 coo
The next dividends which fall due will be those of the
five per cents, on the 22d of March. VI,
When Louis Philippe ascsnded the throne the debt OF
France amounted to ss6O00O OOO Since 1880 the in
crease has been as annexed -
INCREASE THE PupIIc Drpr Fla