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materials. and The r,fin iiself panied
blark.
The master stopped u is head. and
laying his hand upon lie cold brow Of lis
fsilhlul bandsman. gazed long and intent
Is upon features with which he had been
80 long familiar. and which he now look
Ell upon for The last lime On earth; raising
his eyes II length and glanclng Il lie &C.
Iious c0nnlensnees now bent upon his,
he said solemnly and with much feeling
. Tie was faithful servant and true
christian: If ynu follow his example. and
live as he lived. none Of you need fear.
when The Time romes for you 10 lay
here"
A patriarch. with the snow OF eighty
winters on his head. answered.
Master, il Is true. and We will Try 10
live like him."
There WAS murmnr oi general assent,
and Alter giving some instructions Iels-
live 10 the burial. we returned 10 the
dwelling.
About nine O'clock servant appeared
with The notice that they were ready 10
move. and 10 know IL further instructions
were necessary. My hnsi remarked 90
me. thai by stepping into The piazza, |
would probably witness. 10 me, novel
scene. The procession had moved. and
lis route led within few yards of the
mansion. There were al least one humid
red and fifty negroes, arranged four deep.
and following wagon IN which was plac-
ed The coffin; down the entire length OF
The line. nj intervals OF Few feet, on each
side. were carried torches Of The resinous
pine, and here called light wood. About
the centre was stationed the black preach
er, man of gigantic frame and sleniorian
lungs. who gave on from memory the
words Of hymn suitable 10 the occasion.
The Southern negroes are prnverbial for
The melody and compass Of their voices,
and ! thought lhal HYMN, mrllowed by
distance, the most solemn and yet tie
sweetest music thai had ever fallen upon
my ear. The stiffness Of the night and
strength of their voices enabled me TO dis.
linguish The air At The distance Of half a
mile.
II was 10 me strange and solemn
scene, and no incident OF INV life has i'm
pressed me with more powerful emotions
Than the night funeral Of the poor negro.
For THIS reason have hastily and most
skeiched lie leading features.
psryious TO reiiring 30 my room, 1saw, in
he hands OF daughter OF the lady at
whose house stop for The night, num-
Der Of The Home journal. and II occurred
% me 10 send this 10 yonr paper, perfect.
y indifferent whether il be published or
not. am buta brief sojoumer here. I
rail from colder cline, where il is our
proud boast that all men are free ndequal.
shall return 10 my Northern home. deep
y impressed with The belief, thai. dlspen-
ing with the name Of freedom, the ne
.roes Of the South are The happiesl and
most conlenled people on the face Of the
arIh. Yours, NIAToR.
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eobs; hui as one prof 10 The CONTRARY ae
will sdduce he following: A farmer IN
Virginia. few years since. afraid his c0rn
crop vosld MT be Sufficient 10 last through
he winter. determined 10 Try. aud did win.
Ter bis horses on corn robs alone. eeinIed
in . common hominy mortar with his own
hands. They received no other Substance
except long forage. Is hay and fodder.
Upon this they did their work and were
in good condition. G. n. Bemem.
Among the evidences Of the nnlIimenl
roasainrd 10 The corn cob. the experiment.
by dislillalian. Of Mr.. Minor. Of Virginia.
showed lhai i've bushels Of cohs contained
laur gallons Of spirit. He.also found other
nniriliTe mailer Than The sacrharine. as
mnriIage and oils" .7msricGa Farmer,
Vol. T., p. 23i.
These testimonials might be extended.
Il will he perceived they speak from ex.
pertinent and personal experience. and are
from sources en.iled 10 consideration.
That of these, II least. b. N. Bemenl
possesses The requisite qualities for sue.
cessful experimenler. we have The lesii.
mony Henry Coleman. agriculture has
not in this country more ardent friend
10 is Improvement. Ills zeal is assnr,aIed
with great exaciness 81 observation"
! am myself making use OF cob meal
alone, By way Of experiment, and although
not prepared 10 speak Of lis nutrition. I
can cerIify 10 the asidiiy with which il is
eaien By poultry aud calilc.
LIVINGSTON.
North Bloomfield, n. Y, 1918.
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rairhing HE emotions 81 his agiiaied
mother. who. = lengih. hnrsiing mi"
irsrs. and throwing herself IN his meek.
exclaimed, :. Oh. Willie. Willie. nov
then see thou an already great man;
az. and sIill \ goni man. ina. blessed he
lie who has made and kept ,hee 50 ~
for thou hast moi forgotten iliy poor old
mniheT."
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Meat, Frozen.-Eyery body know

Meat, Frozen.-Every body knows.
or ought 10 know. that meat will keep
perfectly sweet 50 long as il remains fro
zen. But everybody does moi know that
meat will be tender or tough. according to
the method Of lhawing il. If lroze meat is
brought into a warm room. and ihawed
BY heai--if you have moi good teeth. and
the digestive powers OF an ostrich, you had
best leave that pan Of the dinner for those
who have. Therefore, bring from the
lardcr, the night before il is wanted. The
IN al or poultry intended fur dinner, and
plunge il inin cold waller. The next
morning, thick coating Of ice will be
found encrnsling the whole pierre. Take
il oil, and change The wafer. and lei il re-
main nn,ll the lluur for dressing il. lf 10
be boiled. put il over The lire il cold wa
ier--if for roast. pni il not before too
brisk a FIRE; there Is always danger that
the heari of urge piece may not be conn
plelely lhaw,d, 10 which case il may be
spoiled.
Vegetables should be ihawed in the
same way, and with few exceptions they
will be better for having been frozen.
Potatoes, however, acquire disagreeable
sweetness. HqiioreH (Me.) Gazette.
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The Sultan Of Turkey has taken great
stride in religious federation. having is
sued decree, according 10 Oh siians
The privilege Of attaining the highest dig.
nllies, even ,huse OF Pacha aud vIzier.
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Mastodon Eclipsed - The Mobile
Herald Of Tuesday has The following res
pecling new species Of Collon:
MIR. VIM. A. Hays, eur Panama cor.
respondent, has sent us sample ol wild
cotton which he procured from tree on
Top OF a mountain some four leagues from
Panama. The Tee. he informs Us, was
one year old, about twenty-five feet high
and 80 feet across near the top. The DO.
DIV, four feet from the ground, measured
flur inches in diameter. The sample Of
couen, although carried for some time in
The pocket aud OF course materially injur.
cd in appearance, is. nevertheless, OF a
fine silky texture. We shall carefully
plant the seed, and who knows that we
shall mt thus obtain species oil cotton
Iivaling the prolific pomegranate or any
other sort yet introduced. Mr.. Hays. we
suspect. is mistaken as to the tree being
only one year old. The cotton plant in
warm climates, flee from frost, is peren-
NAL, and the one spoken Of may be the
growth Of half dozen years."
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A New Species Of Cotton. Gen.

"a WcW optCicS VI UUttun-uth. W
ID. Mitchell. an intelligent and Inexperienced
planter Of Warren county, Miss, has re,
Gently introduced the culture ola new kind
OF cotton, v hich he calls The Prolific pome-
granale, and which is said 10 surpass any
species of the gossyplum family yet pro.
duced in thi, country. The stalk does not
attain height usually Of more than four
or five feet, but every portion Of the plant
is literally covered with bulls, which are
sustained in an upright position by the
strength and vigor Of the stem aud branch.
es. The chief peculiarly Of this plant is
that the stem and branches have no joints
as in other kinds--and although the bolls
are so numerous. there can be no incon-
venience in picking. In fact, an expert
pirker might al Que grasp gather half a
dozen al time. The staple is beautiful
and far more silky Than the best Petit
Gulf.
From one third OF an acre. measured,
General Mitchell gathered and weighed
the past season l242 lbs. Of superior cot
ton. One hundred pounds of The seed cot
ton yielded 32a lbs. lint, and BY an accu-
rate test he found that sixIy-iive hollis
made one pound of lint. Bat. liner.
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When Deleval had ceased 10 read. the
silence caused no doubt By good and also
partly BY bad feelings, remained awhile
while he was absorbed IN
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Markets.

PITrsBURG April y, 1919
Flour.-Thc market Is dull but holders are firner Mt
prcyiols quotations some, however would accept
easier rates than were current Saturday Buyers
manifest but little disposition to operate. Tho demand
IL much less than 1t There is good demand for
lard and prices have upward tendency The prices
of grain are unchanged he demand for is much
less than il wasprices declining The sales Of pork
confined to small lots for the supply of the regular
trade demand Bacon Is in fair demand, with sales to
moderate extent Sales of hams at &c, and shoul-
dcrs nj 4c Tho market for groceries Is unchanged
either AS regards prices demand The river has 5
feet of water in the channel The weather Is cloudy
with the appearance Of rain.
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SPORTING.

KNTKEvlLLH CONSTRUCTING AND Fac
" ing.-Thursday, April t. At az 7. M-Purse s,o-Mle
heats best three in five Wagons e. = Bartne enters CHI
Jack Downing. &. Oakley ch. Spoons con-
way enters H. Stranger. And immediately after Purse
so. Two Mile Heats, Harness for Paeers Hoasiand
g. Pest 10y. j. L. Modns ch Dan Miller
C. ). Earne b. AySy Down. Purse Of so will
given April H. Trotns Horses that
Purse the Course Thursday, Eth
ii lie Heats. hest three in tive, in Harness.
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TT THE TWO GENTLEMEN WHO ASKED AND RE-
i .eyrd ssion to examine the bark LAURENS then
wing near the oot ~ Clinton street. T.. r. where
tvp he j;tb and 18Th March lS will call their
names Of q. HOFFMAN,, Jr, No. ~ n street,
New York, tl.eJ will confer great favor.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
BOARDING, &c.

BOARDING., &c.
BOARD IN HOBOKEN.--A PARLOR AND BEDROOM
- for gentleman and lady or two three gentleman
with Eoard, be had at No Newark street. Hoboken.
few steps from tho ferry.
BOARD IN HOBOKEN WANTED. FOR GENTLE
- man Address, with full particulars {. Box @ Post
Office.
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nR. HEINE, NO 20 DUANE STREET. WHOSE SUC-
- in the treatment Of syphiltc and msrsuris dis
he these various diseases without He has not
used particle Of mercury for tho last i've years in Oh: treat
81 syphilis. Tho obstinate have yielded
der his treatment lie Is willing 10 satisfy ths public or the
profession that he has cured Of syphilis that had Doe.
pronounced ineurabe by FIRST physicians His method
treatment simple tho patient need to take bat ste me
dcne and the time fer Is very short lie wunk
at any time to give the utmost satisfaction In
the aeve statement to who viii Cali az ni
~ Duane street. DR. H. is regular physician ana
of the Medical Society
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q 100 HEwATD.-IN CONSEQUENCE OF ALYING
% IOO rararfaph headed Seventeenth Ward" in the
fr Of yesterday morning stating that John
T. Fisher scale of prices established by the jour
neymen in his business 1874 to this day refuses pay
then hereby offer reward of One Hundred Dollars TO
any person prove that such the that tho
said John Fisher has time refused TO pay the highest
claimed by the Society of Journeymen Marble Cutters
city The public judge for themselves why
the above contemplate lie appeared only ON the morning Of
the election. CLlNToN u Bird
(of the firm Fisher Bird 27 Bowery.
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Patent KnickerbOckorR Range, newly oOa-
sruced combining all the late for economy
the performance OF all cooking culinary
rstions, with ease and satisfaction. For sale by
+. ROLLHAUS, 24S and 80 Water street.
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Gold Pens and Watches.-The Celebrated
Diamond pointed Rchelisu Gold Pens warranted 70
I've Silver Pen and Pencil Cases together
elegant assortment Of fine Gold and Silver Watohss
sale by J. Y. SAVAGE Junr, 10 Wall It, Watches and
Gold Pens repaired or exchanged.
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shipping Intelligence.
The steamer honco for Savannah arrived out on
Saturday, 18th inst
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CLOTHING.

rORsETS DE PARlS-NEW PATTERNS LATEST
~ fashion adopted in Paris, the fashionab
ladies' comfortable and graceful for tho well
for liberty they afford In the the person
who makes Of them To he bad only Of Madame Prospcre
S. tanal street. stairs near broadway " BThe ladies
III style, very comfortable for nursing, newly
rived from Paris, ut very moderate price.
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REWARDS.

CQnA REWARD.-LOST. ON SUNDAY. IN CHAT
TcOV ham street 81 iJ in bills of 500 eaeh belonging
Bank Of New York Any person returning
nancy NJ Away Grocer foot of Warren street. will
receive the liberal reward Of 500.
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Companion, by DR. a. NJ Mauriccau Professor OF Dis
OF Women. Sixth edition. lsmo Pp ~ frioo $i
5000 copies sold in six months.
Years suffering physical and mental anguish to manY
an aAe, ife difficulties to the husband
might have becn spared thousands now poor w.d nav On
thousands broken IN health would
IL in their graves boen still alive,
by a timely possession of this work -,
eially for thu married. or those oontsm
plating marriage dsoiose important secrets which
should lie known to them particularly.
those whose rmit Of an increase Of smi
ly, il is OF especial Importance 81. -,
'.,o Lao every fcmae-the wife. the mother tho
either budding womsnhood the in the decline Of
wears in whom contcnpates an important Change
can the symptoms and the most hcient
ee and certain mode Of oure in every complaint 70
which her is subject
sale at I'D Broadway and At the Publishing Once 10
Boston D. Peterson, S Chestnut street, Philadelphia
the receipt Of ST. copy will he transmitted by mail.
free of Of the United States All letters
te addressed, post paid, Dr. A. n Maurceau Boz
] g2A. New York city Ofhee. l& Liberty street
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(APTAINs. AND PERSONS GOING TO SEA, SHOULD
~ possess DIR. RAphs Practical frivn'e Ireess. w
r,cir is faithfully given plain lnguAse ernay useful
oyerv Mace or medicine chest 9th edition. Jls PIP frice
by most. mailed free.
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CARD.-MR. MAX MARETZEK MOST RESPECTFUL
IA ly adveses his friends the of the Opera and
the public generally, that he will take his BENEFIT
Thursday April r. which occasion will be performed.
verds grand and celebrated Opera of ERNA AMI and when
Signorna Truf and Sgnor Benedett will for the
positively last time in this country.
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Liquid Hair Dye.-BatchelOr's Improved
Liquid is the best in the world producing rich black or
Piled one trial will prove superiority For sale
piled, at Bachelors Wig Factory, 4 Wall street.
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nR. MORRISON CONTINUES TO BB CONSULTED
- conhdentiay private diseases elects, structures.
veuerca ulcers cuptops he where others fail Re
cont cured in few days Nervous and organic debility
20iE fvlton street.
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VIM. II. Rcebc and Co., Hatters, $50 Broad

way New York. and 1873 Chestnut street Philadelphia
now selling their Spring Style Of Gentlenens Tho
universal celebrity which Hats have obtained from their
and excellence is the best that
be given their superiority all others single trial
will sufficient convince the increduous that
the we'll of they the
cheapest. Hats sold either in this city elsewhere
WIN. H. BERBE Il co,
l56 Broadway, ". " and l3s Chestnut ST., Philadelphia.
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Observation-Disclosures

CALIFORNI IA DAGU ABOUT
u TO visit California, and DESTROYS leave their kenesses
with their rens, would do we'll call at Bradys Nos
and T broadway, where, by reason OF recent improve
pents additions his establishment and faithful
Ikenesses may bo obtained at the shortest notice.
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RARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.-NOKE SPLENID
Observation-Disclosures performances, every afternoon,
Sts and every evening before o'clock The Manager
and Ganess This colossal couple the tallest and do
cded the largest pair human beings which tho world evr
produced Also engaged the Mammoth Lady who weighs
go lbs They may At all hours with Ttanis the Fairy
The Mnrtnets who composed portion OF the
Rave Family have been engaged for another week. and will
appear at each in their wonderful Gynnasts
Performances Laughabla Pantommes &c 60 Great West
ern the Yankee Comsdisn Pete Morris Mr. Chapman, Mr.
Copeland Miss West Miss Melville, Miss Barton, Highland
Mammoth Boys Wax Scripture Statuary. Madame Rock
WELL the Admission % cents children under
10 years. l2ta
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Fine M0leskin Hat for S4.-Genin con-
tnues quality of silk moleskin Hats at ST.
Having house to try the experiments
of making reduction Of 70 in the price of first
ouaty Hat the public literally rewarded his
Nv their patronage. GENIN, PA Broadway.
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Mrs FRANCES KEMBLE BUTLER WILL READ.
INl Thursday evening at the Iyceum Room Washington
street. Brooklyn at IL O'clock the play of "Romeo and Ju
let Tickets be had at the Mansion House. the Globe
Hotel and Mr. Wlders book Brooklyn and ut the door
O the evening of reading.
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public his friends that he be fsund at the
stables Nos "a and 9 Mercer street He would also inform
that building advertised by the
of Cowan in Crosby street. also that he is not in
connected with the New York Horse Bazaar lie
will happy friends at Mercer street. the
only establishment he is connected with.
WILLIAM COWAN, "a Mercer street.
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ITO CALIFORNIANS.-WITI AN EXPERIENCE or
u the subscriber confidently offers his services
preparing in suitable the Isthmu
for the longer All articles TO keep Printed
estimates number Of furnished grauitousy
a. KEMP, ll6 Wall street, N. Y.
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$500 Prize Tale.-The beautiful Story en-

titled 1.-The Rose of the Rio Grande by Newton VI. Curtis,
will be in the Morning OF Thursday morning
April H. No more interesting has been written
since Cooper published his Last Of the Noheans The Star
contains besides all the of tho day markets ship
&c. &c. Price only One Cent 1t is Of the best aver
Using mediums in the city Office No l02 Nassau street.
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To Country Dealers-A Bargain In Hat

and Caps-The undersigned offers for sale at prices much
below the original cost small stock of his first and second
qualities silk Hats and Caps The qualities Of these
articles precisely the same as those he now rsta AND
being not the latest fashion. ]. N. GENIN,
- PA Broadway, opposite st. Paul s.
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NIOTICE.-HER BRITANNIA MAJESTYS consul
IN late Now York. April o. sThe undersi yned desires
to give public notice that her Majctys Government offers
Rev Twenty Thousand Pounds to be gvcn such
private ship distributed amongst such private ships Of
sny country may IN the Judgment OF the Board Of Adm
kny ciui,At John Frank
lin Ills ships their aud have contributed di
rectiy exricste them from the ice IN tho Arctic regions
' ANTHONY BARCLAY,
Her l,ritnnnic Mnirst y i.ons ul.
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THE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 BROADWAY
between Spring and Prince Streets and the only in
this country consists great number of life size figures Of
Chinese of all classes several hundred Chinese paintings;
houses and vessels models Of pagodas
temples and brdcs specimens Of Chinese their
muiic lanterns &C. &c Open nine A. NJ till ten NJ
daily Admittanco, Is cents; children under twelve, half
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UCTION NOTICE.-LAST SALE IN THE OLD
"A Church. William and Frankfort steetsThis day
O o'clock large assortment Of elegant Furniture Iwo
Superior Piano Fores Sofas Sofa Beds OF
tomans Bureaus Sdeboard 80 Carpets Looking Glasses
Chairs Tables Also Beds Bedding Mattresses &o TO-
THOS BELL Auctioneer.
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RY, JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AuCTI0NEER;;T,THuR
ID day April H. at 10 o'clock, A. M at No. 10 HEX street.
Brooklyn gentee Household Furniture Piano Sofa, Dyans
Chairs Marble Top Centre Table, Dressing bureaus Maho-
gany French and Maple Beadead Beds Mattresses Bed
ding Two Handsome Sets Window Curtains and EItures
Hall and Mantel Lamps Handsome Silver Tea Set pieces
and Kitchen Furniture Catalogues will BIO ready at the sales
roo afternoO
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M ITCHELLS OLYMPIC THEATRE-BENEFIT or
Nl Mr. Conoverw Wednesday evening April ilth the per-
OF THE SHiRT-John Pipes, Mr. Conover Anthony Ever
green Mr. Ncknson; Sally Mgnder Miss NJ Cannon After
which, THE SAVAGE AND Tile MAIDEN-Mr. Crummss.
Mr. Mtchell Nnetta Crummles, Miss Cannon To be fol-
with the extravaganza. entitled CAMARALZAMAN AND
BADOURA--Hung. Mr.. Nickinson; Danash, Mr. Conover;
Maimoune, Cannon open ~ 7ourtanwill rise
At ~ Dress Circle 50 cents; Upper Boxes, 25o.
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AUCTIONS.

by JACOB 5. PLATT-L. G. CARRINGToN AuC-
- toneerAssignees Sale of Hardware for cash. acob
Platt will sell by auction this day Mt 10 o'clock At the aue-
ton p Plat street for cash the stock OF retail hard
other goods consisting of the usual
which Table Knives and Forks Spoons House and
Cow Bells Sheepsears Brass Candesticks Pitch Forks
Rakes Rope Irvine, Saws. Hammers Razors Combs sand
and Wrapping Paper Glue Bolts. Hrad ais Files butts
Brass Hinges Plain Irons Chsels Ausers Flyers
Aand Bells Cow Bells. Cotton Irvine Closet and Room
Locks Bed Screws Brace and Bits Fine Cutlery few tine
Bowie Knives Ra2ors Waters &c., with great variety OF
other goods which the attention Of retailers Is directed
Also IL o'clock fine Pocket Cutlery among
which American Aunting Knives, California and Texas
Knix MIN re &c
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MO CURE. NO CIiARGB-DR. MURPHY, OF G3 GOLD
street. O0ntuent,aly consulted all forms Of
diseases Recent of gonorhea he in four
days Constitutional debility and impotency successfully
ny Dr. NJ No mercury used any case hindranoe
from lu-ness Office. 63 Gold street. Open from A. M. 70
9PM
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
~ April 9th SThe President and Directors have THU
day declared OF four and one hall per cent on INC
payable stockholders and after Tues
dny the The transfer book will be closed
from the 18th instant, until tho above date BY ordsr