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EV1EiI!S;2 H.

The Great American Remedy
For Lung Complaints, and all Affections of the
Respiratory Organs
The Best Remedy eUer kno,pn to Man, Tor Coughs.
Asthma, Colds, Group, bronchitis, Bleeding of
the Lungs, Influenza, Difficulty of Breathing,
LaUer affections, Pam or Weakness of the Breast
or SIDE, FIRST Stages of C0nsumption etc. etc.
our Agent at Marksvie La. writes US
~ MARKsvILLE, May 9 h. I84s
letter from Dr. Duany, Graduate of Medicine and Of
our most skul physicians, testifyng to the remarkable
effects OF Wsars Balsam in his prac e. file stands
high among the Profession here and has very extensive
practice. lSignedl G. A. STEVENS
Dear Sir promised inform you of the resu of my
tnal of Wlstars Basam OF Wild Cherry upon Mrs. M.
relieved her cough anu her general health much
rGrU 10 my ad1 she discontinued the of and all
other remedies and commenced her in the Catholic
Church The consequence of this she had return of
spitng OF blood She IS hO1eUer using the BGlsam
was also used twice in Mrs family for Group with the
happlest results. Once Uery Dt0fent which am
informed reieUcd three hours after taking three
doses The other. little gh less violently affected,
wish to try this medicine in other and other paen
Yours, etc., [signed] B. DULASY. NJ d.
REMEMBER,
There base counterfeit of this article sold genuine by
unprncped dealers in medicine in this CITY II purpors to
from Philadelphia is coarsely put up. and bears ha
name Of UtstGrs BGlSam" is of recent origin and l.
endeavored to be sold the reputation Of tn genuine and
original preparation. Beware Of it. or you will be imposed
upon with worthless imitation The genuine bears the
signature OF Sanford Il Park the engraved wrapper
around each bottle and sold in this city min by
SCOVIL & MEAD, 113 Chartres street.
Between Cont and ST. Louis SIS
SOLE GENERAL AGENTS for the Southern States.
N. B.-We have no Agents in this city jail
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The Great Remedy


For Rheumatism Gout, Pam IN the Side, HIP, Back,
Limbs and Joints, ScrofuLa, Kings Eua, White
Ssoeuings, Hard 7umors, Stiff Joints, and all
Fired Pains whatever.
Where this Plaster is Applied, Pain Cannot Exist
THESE Pastes possess the advantage being put up in
alright boxesnence they retain their full virtues in all
climates We have Just received the following testimonial
from Col G C. Sellers, eminent lawyer successful
practice in Wilcox county, Alabama. He gentleman in
high standing and one whose influence has great weight
. CAMDEN, Ala, Nov Oath 1913.
JheSSrs. Seoul d Gentiemen-HavDg been re-
gueed to state what has been the eu of
the use OF your Hebrew Plaster" cheerfuly comply By
saying that have found to be heretofore recommended
an invaluable incidence In different cases of my family
have applied the Plaster to chronic pains,
and 1t has never failed to afford instant relief have also
used with good effect upon persOn the of
ulcers, with which have been severely afflicted.
Respectfully, etc. G. G. SELLERS.
Beware of Counterfeits and Base limitations
CAUTION-Fhe subscribers the Only General A geufs
IN the Southern States for the sale of this truly Valuable
Plaster and order to prevent pucba'ers being imposed
upop by counterfeit article sold in this and elsewhere,
Tor the genuine they invite particular attention to the follow
ing MARKS
l. The genuine put in smooth engine turned bot
10 ned boxes not Soldered in.
2 The genuine has the engraved head of Jew David on
the objections around the box with accompanying Record
of Court to E. Taylor Rochester.
SCOVIL & MEAD. 113 Charities street.
Between Cont and ST. |. Ouis SITS.
SOLE GENERAL AGENTS the Southern States y i.II
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WANTS.
VIZ A M IT =

WANT D.
A SITUATION by middle aged woman as a childs
nurse family where the services of white person
preferred Satisfactory references the character of the
applicant VIII be given by applying at this office do
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over with small scraps of newspapers In company
with the small man was almost any amount of
small children you may please to nane-at least
it seemed so they made in that very limited
sphere of action, such an imposing effect in point
of numbers.
OF these small fry, two had, by some strong ma
chinery, been got into bed in a corner, where they
might have reposed snugly enough in the sleep of
innocence, but for constitutional propensity TO
keep awake, and also to scuffle in and out Of bed.
The immediate occasion of these predatory dashes
at the waking world was the construction of an
oyster shell wall in corner, by two other youths
of tender age; on which fertilization the two in
bed made harassing descents Qike those accused
Picts and Scots who beeaguer the early historical
studies of most young BritOns) and then Withdrew
TO their own territory.
In addition to the stir attendant on these nroads,
and the retors of the invaders, who pursued hotly
and made lunges at the bed-clothes under which
the marauders took refuge, another little boy, in
another little bed contributed his mite OF confusion
to the family stock, by casting his boots upon the
waters; in other words, by launching these and seve
raj small objects, inofensive in themselves, though
OF hard substance considered missiles, at the dis
turbers of his repose-who We're not slow to return
these compliments.
Besides which, another little boy-the biggest
there, but still litewas lettering to and fro, bent
on one side and considerably affected in his knees
by the weight of large baby, which he was sup
posed by fiction that obtains sometimes in san
guine families, to be hushing to sleep But oh !
the ineIhaustible regions of contemplation and
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LABORERS WANTED.
N7ANTED-TEN NEGRO MEN. to work in Ware
w house. EMERSON, TOURNE b CO.
dl2 15S IcbOupitoulns st
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BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS
hTCASEs landing from ships Palmyra Amos -s6~
RI Paten and Medford for sale bv &Nl
az. r G. HOBBS, y"
Jas 81 " Customhouse st.
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NiAfket as.

Sr LOUIS Jan 81 1919.
Sales Of wheat at 70 10 50 10 held st fro 81
to 80 cts whiskey, in bbs 49, mess pork, 50 rs to
$40; prime, 81 10 to So; lard, ga tot
CINcINNATI. Jan. 80, 1s49.
II has rained here copsid~rsb, since last report
stin contI ues. In the market for flour there 1,
quotsble change In prices For ~n,sk.y. tbs demand
is fair and eales made .idersbe extent at
lsMo The market for provisions IL without change,
either ~ regards prices or demand.
PIrTsBURGH. Jan. 80 1840.
II has been showing here for the most of the day,
but ts snow 10 fast dsspp. airing There IL IL feet
water In the channel rDs nn'svorsbie weather has
che oked business Flour The k-t, with mode.
rate business, i, &c pr barr, IN fvor OF the buyer
The ,aIes are mostiy ,or consumption. The inquiry
Tor wheat good, but transac ions not large The
foreign news hes .f~ot the msrKet. Bacon
Bacon sides sell at So shoulders 4Ho; common bacon
hams At 10. Hams are in sood demand, and Lard
ID In fair req uest at 5A a Go
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GOMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARK EFT.


Vhursday, JAM 3O-O Ps HE
The European news has had rather depressing in
nuepce upon eur markets The accounts are not con-
sidersd very favorable and spectators stook for
fall have had the best Of 1t to day At the arst board
AIarlem declined q per cent, Long Island u, Erie Rail-
Nd \, Erie Bonds q, Treasury Notes 4, Canton Co.
x Farmsrs' Loan 1. Morris Canal advanced y per
cent Reading Bonds ri all others closed at prices
rent yesterday.
At the second beard, Harlem fell of Il per cent; Far
aners Loan \; Canton Company q: Long Island, q;
Erie Railroads. The decline day has, In some I'M
stances reached more than one per cent. The bears
having It all their way prices for most OF the
fanoies have for time past been sustained entire
~ upon the most exravagant anticipations; and IS
these anticipatons have been realized, and are
not likely to be at present prices have given way, and
q further depreciation is very probable.
The Leather Mapufscturers' Bank has declared .
semi annual dividend Of four per cent payable the
LIT OF February.
mia to negotiate LOAF of 5000 900 in anticipation Of
tho regular receipts Of the treasury to meet the into
rest on the State debt, due February passed both
houses Of the Legislature yesterday, and having
esivcd the signature Of the Governor, Is now law.
The financial and commercial advices from Europe
do not cunt to much any way Quotations for cot
ton ruled about the reported BY the previous
steamer and the sales TO moderate extent aud
mostly to the trade The accounts received from the
United States relative to the crop now coming to mar
ket had effect upon operations and prices In LII
verpol, than any unfavorable movement among the
manufacturers, or depression in the msuufae turing
Sistriots The impression exists in England that the
Ap now reaching the seaports Of this country will
amount to at least two and half millions Of bales,
which, In the face OF the prospective demand for
manufactured goods considered larger supply than
ever has before been put upon the market This IL
the principal csuse Of the dcnty experrnc"' IN GET
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Supreme C.urt-sp.ciai Term.


JAM 80 His Honor do ivered the following opinion
this mornins In Chambers
Ch@tes Whale Us. Ehza a. Whaie.-Ths sppca.
zion wss made on written consent signed By the
ternsys for both psres to refer the take
umony on both sides, and report the same to the
court The complaint is 80 obtain divorce, on the
ground Of adultery and the answer denies tho offence
In such case, the revised statutes vol g. la5 49,
Directs that the shall order f.igusd issue to b.
made up for the trial Of hs facts contested by Jury
OF tho country, SO. tbs however assisted that SEQ.
20 Of the code vrt.sly repeats that provision,
ana allows the reference asked for, because
It rays that "sl any OF the issuss in the action,
whether Of fact or law, or both. may DO referred
are several reasons Why in my opinion this provi.
oien OF the code does warrant the prsrent epp.
cation First That the reference asked for is Of
the issue " any action but to take testimony
which the court Is to try the issue That al
iowabe Ia divorce eases where the offence charged
was denied under the revived statutes, and is not
mentioned by the code It would be, in fact rsstor
ing the cid system Of taking te timony in tas Exam
mel % ONCE which was expressly at i,hsd nd would
Do spplyi Ing IL to class OF In which, under tho
Old system, 1t was never alto we'd Second By section
$50 Of the code 1t enacted that the .hal not
actions not inconsistent with the CODE aud in sub
stance applicable to the action hereby provided" It
Of the language ms TO me to ute that vhs
there 10 statutory provision relating to an action
which s consistent with the CODE is repealed or
9nocted by IT. Now It re- ms to that this part Of
revised statutes to which have REFERRED precisely
snoh scaae 1t s statu ory provision not nconsistsn
with the code. and 10 si In force. Third There is
another objection to this OBJECT of the
revised statutes to prevent collision between the
parties In applications foe DIVORCE and to have the
almost every other issue in cha ucery might be inve
gated privately, in tho Examiners office. 70 guard
against euch cousioD, requires constant vigilance
tho part Of the Cour aud with all our watohfuneBs
adms nshea that mpropsr cases sometimes pass
now asked for. would not onlv opsn = vide door for
esllusioD but would be virtually repeating the revised
statutes have consulted 10y brethren ofthis district
on this question, and it 10 with the appreciation Of
majority OF them tb At deny his ap piicarton,
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CALIFORNIA HERALD EXTRA.
Mails for San Francisco,
SO. sc. &c.

go. sc. &c.
In consequence Of tho numerous inquiries ct our
ooe fer the California Herald three editions Of which
ws have disposed Of we Induced to issue Cali
for~is Herald Ertra which shall do at IL O'Clock
So day.
It will contain the accurate map Of the gold region,
publishsd In first number the sketch Of the spen
did Bay Of San Francisco, giving the soundings
oording to survey made by order Of the British go
vsrnmsnt published In our second number aad which
be relied upon for their aocuracy the view Of San
Francisco, also published in second number and
sketch showing the gold disgsrs at work, collecting
the aurifsrous wealth Of that far famed region This
will b paper well worth possessing, and recon.
nsnd 1t - such to the public.
We rspublish the maps at the solicitation Of many
Of our subscribers.
This number will be ready In wrappers, to go out In
the mail steamship Falcon which will leave this port
tomorrow, for Chagres, to connect with the mail
steamers the Pacific side.
The postage through to San Francisco is three
cents per paper.
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MUSICAL.


DUBLIC EXPRESSION OF TIE INEVITABLE PERFO1-
Jslus Sede. Rsq Futist native Of Dresden.
At Of friends Of julius SWds held Mr.
r. Stees Br adway No nday 29th Parks
Eq motion OF Mr. heuben unanm 'usy selected
sioe and VIM. 4. hun3ay, Eco. appointed secretary
The Cbar stated the object ct tho be the
zion Of and Just ibute Of admiration Of Mr.
musician aud especially Of his unrivad sk pcror
the flute.
motion, committee Of three appointed prepare
Pr Mr. Siede suitable addrcs
jec OF the Getting. The chair appointed Mr. EDWARD Sshan
me- asfns aud Mr. Frman and, motion the chairman
TIE ported the following address, which was uaan
mousy APPROVED
\ n. julius sIkDE:-
sir-A number Of gentlemen setuatsd sentiment Of al
their feelings by public pmens TO H. respectfully nd
dressyou II pleasure afforded thu by
your favori,s shared by all If so
of tho excel
Of which msmbe they
thus addre they utterance
natural honest character
but ao enrg the ments and feelings that large
portion Of The unity who have listened wish delight and
rapture Of that whose
have epsaved, and whose warblngs In obedience your will
might soften ~ subdue tbs serness fpri Regarding
thus you the need Of merit Excellence any depart
Of usefulness deserves the homage Of the world and
he munity in which sjournips q oommuuiy
OF jut and intelligent people, ccmpris among its numbers
love. failed you Apr
uty and long have badr them last
farewell them will he remembered with
that satisfaction which recollection past forever
your persopa welfare and that your may
oas i'll with admrLg public and Kind
Un motion il was resolved push proceedings
the New York Herald and sss nsssF' O. zion
WILLIAM 8. MuNDAv. Secretary
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the ear, over ali disbursements. ...... $o,705 80
The Legislature OF New Jersey has adopted suoh
system Of taxation on the railroad companies of the
State return for which has granted the most out
rageous monopolies, that there Is necessity for
State tax The people Of the State relieved that
extent BY this monopoly o stem; bat they injured
indirectly by the absence OF proper and economical
modes CT communication to ten times the amount
How long such opolies will be suffered to exist de-
ponds upon the people. The only way to remedy the
evil 10 to elect such to the Legislature be-
yond the influence Of the various companies now In
active operation in different parts Of the State-msn
who will grant liberal charters to rival oompanes and
encourage In every way healthy oompstiton.
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The Lhulera ut 81. Louis.

ST Lor,s, January q, 1S49.
The alarm relative 10 the choisrs Is fast subdiing
there being only nine dsshs from that disease during
the past week The weather i, cool and cloudy. The
river Ia falling
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ing them, vote OF SO TO IL ftns Senate does not
arrest the bill these odous ensctmsnts will DO erased
from the statute toof
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Before Alex Gardner, E q, U Commissioner.
JAN. 80 Charge of Opening Lensrs.-rhs case
of Charles Chumaok, charged with opening q letter
directed to DR.. Barron. taken up again day and
further postponed to Thursday next.
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w LILLIAN 5CHMEI5sER PIANIST FROu BERLIN,
w would he willing limited number pupils
psnorte For further please apply rssdeao
No. GO Lkpenard street. until 10 O'Clock. A.. n
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M ITCHEsks OLYMPIC tn EATRr q EDN rsan v nv~ "

MI VII EDNE3hnY NVH "
W Ing Jan 31he performances will oommsaoe with shy
Gsr re- sinDy M,S'pd @ Phillips Aer which mo PsrDx
Clark To no followed ny the farce NJ How TO OF no ,YE
ICapsin Ihalwicz Mr. w. Clarke; Trap Mr. Holland ch.~
iote hs hohs To cluds with kNCUANTs sc y5Ll
Mr. Nicsoson Caban NJ ConOver 90 ,sso M
C ors os Upper Rszss sss Pit INA Dsos op q az
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NJ DErAoIT ASSOCIATION sALt-Ar TaE CgINEsE
N ASS ., Tby Ec"m. Thur.dsy evening Feb lslsoAt
The sudden s;::s e o"I s%sa friend
state Of confusion b. his goodness of heart
Resolved That his friends and a'socstes know
hG thar % biz 81. n aSS %
would have rendered to any one Of vi.
0e'd small token Of G SosEs s0R T hs s
George L HAvIArn. Secretary. : : ''''N'N~
nj ,DERMoTT AssoCIATIoN-A MEETING WILL BIZ
%' Asses
ciaen and Committee parOuiay requested 70
''''a important sosEaT sfSScER rr..asn.
w sos FOR cALIFoxNlA, VIA CAPE HoaN,-APAR
~ on mining s1S oaa adUs are
Duaon he sssoci.hon the day Of calling
:s not II %is an"
ShIs M % s aS invited 70 attend or they
none embark bark lari.s which vessel
ss ss U ii% as r
Chen or ASA, sr and ssGhu among oshs.
the wbsls outlay will be reimbursed BY the vessels g.
stiest
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PATENT ROCK DRILLING
for mining purposes houses and stores Of wood
washers 81 various descriptions deep water shov Cooking
pAratus. 60. &C., manufactured and for sale by
SHEP ARD l. CO, N2 Water street.
CAIIFORNA SHIP sroREs-PiCKLEs JAMS CAT.
~ Brandy Fruits Picked Oysters and Lobstsr
Meats Lobers and Soups heru ecay sealed
flu nhed in quantities to suit purchasers the lowest prices
l Water street. opposite United States Hote Picke whole
sale and retail
EOB OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CALIFORNIA RJPLEA
Tho SUI soribe having received furher supply Of
celebrated Ies the
the lots to sut purchasers They used By The states
trooPs the battles and Buena Vista
is we'll Known This rife be used oarbine
bsck NJ on foot and 10 iary adapted to California
Is all large California advonturers should
s before purchasing elsewhere be
thu other weapon used Extract tho
Bon !,itron Davis U s. Senator dated 7th kosembe 1917
and address cd to the OrdL sncs Ofhce:-
The ,fes which issued the regiment had tho
command 10 Mexico worthy OF the highest
doubt whether pieces Issued from Other
Ordnance Department. perfect " their
til In II fire they equal to the spo sing
rifles Their think exceeds that OF the old pattern
ket and they lees often miss repair any
arms have used in service"
(signedD JEFFERSON DAVIS
Colobel lst Regiment Miasissippi RiAsmen.
For sale BY FLETCnEK EsTRAY. II Frontst.
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A CAkD-MR OTTO DRESsL BEGS To ISfUSd rat
IA public Of New York uat IL 10 his intention
devote himself instruction tho Piasofo rough Bass
and Singing Mr. testimonials from numb Of The
artists IL Europe List
delsohn. Res Sohumann. Hauptmano, Hitler which
bgs refer Por and further paroulars Apoy
hes SCHARFENBERG& LUZ Music Stoev No. Az BROAD
or at hrs residence No. Al fond street.
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A sAkiCAN ClRCUH-SANDS, LENT Il CO., PR1PRfnp-
;, Aln.mbra W. dnesday Evening Vii
nea 81 ea new piece enedhe Camp Of the 8eaouins
Esnd. an, h and riders in full Arabian <
offeaa Mr. R Ponies and Dancing Horses vlnssy
Modern the Flying voltgeur Mr. W. 2tou
Mss,sr us GSaes Master Waiter Aymar the Juvenil isn
Porv suas principal Of pje
NJ sans. TIE nr hs1ss sGospS.as the ass -
manthp ~ Ny Gardner The Of srl."a,n ASm1.o~
evefy part OF she house. 26ceuts-chidrep hall nrica w
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Diary Of q Gold Digger; more than One
Bundrd Days in the @ MINES asns journal Of compsny
csssul from the middle OF May September 9Th
ls4S will be AerIng Star Of thursday, Feb
LIST. Ofhcs lO1 Nassau street.
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RowERY rHEATRk-wEDNEsDAY EvsNISa, "a,
s4N R p Essi0 nm ne. drama entitled the nAUNrs
Isrsy .S s. sss ts ~. %n ~, a ns
Bs .:s s i, - MI
s s s,sr hnsR q @ ss;: Globe 70
81 S sorr Mis- s.rTs Mss Taylor To conclude
tine y. eoss: $50 PIT isx o.n.s Gallery s e.ass
ooorsopen 81 81 o'clock com mescsstY.
HrA .us NATIONAL THEATRE LATE CHATHAM
81 81. n as Iiss. T
Mesaysr ~.r sSsnsarS Mr. Jaoqusae Mss
Js assr' s ssSoD NJ chs1,..H ss'asw:
Mis- x eS: No s.. war;,
s1Tao To R sSnS1ss sh sraaS
M. fis s nj Door o,s n, !.
NJ EShAN!Cy Hall No. .7a BROADWAY BETWEEN
ssTis H slS SsIsf a
m s 81 S'Ts "a
E I sSan wo yss S..s .. wS
any this s Ts'n.ss i.
sasS
nss Of r Ss:s usa: SSs And their
Doors open A. 7-Conoert TO commence 1t O'clock AZ
" Ma
GukG'Ls GRAND CONCERT AT TaE TAsssNAcLs.
~ Ihurd.y Evening Feb s announcing his fourth sraud
the effort: made effect splendid
Ssn Md.ehs Rexisw Iagna
Be- so: r
dsscr pavs Of ri. Tho
see future adv r'isenepts &c Doors
the conceft VIII No popnuemenk Tickets 50
cent esch tn he had at tho Music Stores and door,
nONNAvANS CRANE SERIAL (ORIGNAL) PANORAMA
~ Of hexico-Painted q 100 feet of Canvas exhibiting
view Of country 5000 miles in length spec
taor the mossubme scenery in tho world exhibition
for short time ~ Panorama Hail. 593 broadway, adjoin.
ing Nhos Garden Doors at exhibition
.oloek-As ON Wednesday and Saturday ats
o'clock. Tickets % cents Children half price.
w ALHi LA. So CANAL STREET. NEAR BROADWAY
w Propret Pesch LeaOpsn evening, Wed.
netdays and Saturday afternoons at O'clock
par9sette 20 eeLt G eA attraction Nile Na
d kviere the most perfect model will
nights Also the entire troupe of Model
acc mpshsd danscus engaged aso the Now
male sfrenadcrr who will night Powers
Titans Venue. and twenty other splendid representations Of
living pictures.
w ALFALFA. IS CANAL ST, NEAR BROADxAY-
w afternoon perform thsday, oe lock
Greek Slave sappho Three Graoes and " enty
Other splendid Of living potures Now
Orleans 70 nso SereDaders win appsaf
TT>HE GREAT CHIN EsE MUSEUM. $50 BROADWAY BB.
tween Spring and Prince Streets and tho only
country consists Of great number life figures Of Chinese
housss stores and vesea mede Of pagodaA temp and
bridges specimens OF Chinese manufactured their agricultural
and mechanical Implements instruments Of music
TO- Open from nine An till 10 n daily. Admttanos q
oents: Children under twelve. half price,
THE CASI BELLS MINST sELS v Ill Give TWO or
their popular entertainments at Tomkns Lycsum Staten
Island, on Wedr esday aud Thursday evenings
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Fire Arms Fire Arms !!-Callfornla Rides,
United stste Aas celebrated Iarbnes load the breech;
Csrbe only 20 inches long to shoot O
with accuracy very porab expressly adapted for the Cs
trade Bowie Knives and full Of Guns and
Pistols for sale low by JOSE sART "a Maiden Lane
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Portable Dressing Gases, Manufactured BY
Sabscribers found examination, oentaia all
oerablo for geut toilet the smallest possible
epaoe The articles strict regard quality and
Az warranted. u. SAUNDERS q .ON,
No. IA Broadway Of Lbersy and ISL Broadway