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EDUCATION.
A GARD.
~ CAHO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harby's Classical, English,
= French and Spanish School

"A
MIR. and Mrs. Harby's Classical, English,
French and Spanish School
sen ~ !ss e f ans Bos:
received any stage of education and thoroughly
pared for Colleges. Counting houses and Trades
All s he @ he
desires of those parents and guardians who may entrust chill
limited number of Boarde viii be received in the family
Mrs ID will supentend the Female Depanent, ana use
her exertlons to insure polish OF manners and gentene
The ench and Spanish will be taught by experienced
'''''''''' TERMS:
BSa Ray Pupils Pup from sao
We do with pleasure recommend Mr.. and Mrs. HARBY's
TEasmon Lsndfy Lieutenant mt Cove
Aiezandsf Dmit,y. sSp General Of Public Education.
George Eustls, Chief Justice Supreme Court.
Geo. ybPBSh s5 5u. sdss Il P ths Pe cSa
d b Desow Professor University of louisiana
= A. ID. Crossman Mayor of the City.
Joseph Genois, Recorder Municipality No.
p Seuzeneau, g No.3
ws sss Of the wh that
that calm. elegant, subtle, stc;-Hame
and he subscriber @ to Young % an
OF our Senators, Dvines, Lawyes and Actors, have
not 70 instruct and interest an audience you must speak
WARN from heart, the heart Addressed,
For Eocution the part of the Science OF Rhetonc
and he who ignorant offs rule make animated
and impressive speaker.
Education-To the Ladies.
most respectfully inform the Ladies, whether single or
married that intend to form class for their special benefit
in order to instruct them POLITE LITERATURE and
the High Branches of Education. The class will be
posed OF from five to ades and the lessons impaired at
my Hail. or at either of their houses at hour that may
suit them IN the afternoon evening. will be happy to
instruct such not wish to be in the public class at
their domcies. provided not less than five Lad
tend My terms $40 per Month for each Lady-four
lessons week.
particularly address myself to those Ladies who
ble OF the Importance of Education. and who must feel
from the attainment of Useful knowledge; and even
where beauty of is the power OF elegant and
grammaiica language commands love and esteem Dede
mona said
al saw OIhello's visage Id his mnd.'
ja8 I'm GEO. w. HARDY, Naiades st.
HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
rs BOARDERS OR Day PUPILS.
CAR0NDELET STREET. NEAR ST; JOSEPH STREET. .
ESTABLISHED in 1912 under the superintendent of
II the Misses ALLISON from London,-In this Insttu-
ton conducted the best plans of European instruction.
thu of study thorough and systematic vague
theories superficial methods of teaching to elicit display
literature.
The French Language is under the superintendent of
French gentleman of high literary attanments other lam
guages music and the accomplishments taught by
tiers of equal emnence in their professions.
Drawing every style taught by the Misses Allison,
themselves pupils for Of one Of the most eminent
drawing masters in Europe
IL Terms be known application to the residence
of the Misses ALLISON. Carondelet ST. ms 1y
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STOP HERE!-ssoo FORFEIT

.Escutapian Statue
hR- LEROYS and PELETIER'S (of Paris) Com
y POUND SPECIFICS and ANTI. VENERKAL MIxTuRKs
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81 We DEPOT.

=. - ]. BUDDY.
TT Slave Yard and Boarding House 1so c~,r;.-
street second door from Carondeiet.
HOUSE SERVANTS and FIELD HANDS for sale
on favorabieterms The building large threestory brick
nouse, and very commodious Slave Depot Particular
SLAVES placed In TINS Y ard p4U
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REMOVAL
DR HOUGH has removed his office to No. 1873 Ba-
~ rome street Professional visits and office pescrip
tons to be settled for when made Office hours from 10
IL, A. M, and q to o. p. ms I'm
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VINEGAR EsTARLIsEMEMr

~,,,,r ~ VNEG Ar ESTABLISHMENT
TIE ondeiSlgneiis constantly manufucturug and bs.
or sale a very superior article of WIN EGA 80 20
wr VIII ne WI guar nice to improve by age, and A
wii ieiiver IT, free of charges in any part OF tFS
the Guy OF Lafayette, at the following reduced ~
10 SUI times viz Butts SO gallons "a: Bael M
gailois, " 70; Barrels 40 gallons cents Is palon liz
ra discount matet wholesale customers :,
~ line lroIped IN the Psstofice will be punctaay
t,tenHe9 20. lapSs III JOHN III. WEBB
Corner Common and Msrsis sts Opposite Chsrty aosn.l
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MEDICAL.
MQTIQH.

IH subscriber having purchased the interest of his late
Iartner, ANDREW OLIVER, in the WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL DRU6 EsTABLrsHKENT, corner ~
Of Gartrss ara BienuiHe streets, Nsc Orleans. NkN
under the style If Andrew Oliver Co., has com.
pete his ements for more extended business than
sy that hItiito done by the old house. My stock of
Nv DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS
~ ou9IIcAL INSTRUMENTS AND PERFUMERY,
as intend it shall, every article needfnl
- he nsaas famleS Planters and Country Dealers, will
nG " "a excellence of quality eas0nablenes OF
GENERAL PATENT MEDICINE AGENT.
orders can be addressed with Confidence and
or ha, ing them properly and faithfully attended to- not pre-
vOusly experienced in this place ~ w. ' f
III The usual credits and facilities of traa. .x,.d.d o.,
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FASHIONABLE STORE.
JOHN DUCOURNAU. Merchant Tailor.

corner OF ST. Charles and Common Streets,
the honor of informing his customers and the public
generally that he has just received by the latest arrivals
from France, the best and superior OF
WINTER GOODS, for Gentlemen's use. He has opened
the balance OF his stock received by ship Anna Havre
READY MADE CLOTHING
Superior Black Cloth Dress Goats Do. do FROG oats ;
Beaver and Pilot Cloth Ovecoats, of every color .Cot
Cloaks, English Magkintosh; Vests OF every des ,pon
viz Black Silk plain. striped and lowered BLACK Satin
do; Antagonists, Fancy Cashmere stand up collar double
breasted and " Orsay st Black Cashmere embroidered
Rich Velvet Vests different styles.
CLOTHS Fur COATS.
Superior Black Cloth Superior extra fine do Superior
Invisible Green do; Superior brown Rachel do Superior
MogadO do; Superior Emeande do Superior sky Blue do
Superior Lord Grey do Superior Olive do superior Lamar
tine do Green Pecheur do Ourika, Beaver, and Pilot
Cloth, different colors.
CASHMERE FOR PANTALOONs.
Black Plain Superior Cashmere; Do. Checked Cashmere
Do Striped Cashmere Great Variety OF Fancy Cashmeres
OF every description
VESTINGS.
Black Satin and Black Silk, plain and figured Black
AagOnaise Cashmere, White Satin, White Marsees EN-.
brodeed new style Rich assortment of Velvet every des
cnpon lined with gold and silver for parties and weddings
Great variety OF Fine LneRhifts Corset Urawers Cotton
and W0oen UndershrtS Suspenders Scarf Craya black
and fancy coors Jouvn's Gloves, all coofs
LIZ The above articles of the best manufacture of
France. Gentlemen who favored him with orders when
starting tor France respectfully notified that they have
been executed and are ready be delivered to Them
JOHN DUCOURNAU,
dl3 I'm corner of st. Charles and Common streets
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ALEXANDER HILLS

So Camp street. NewOrleans
fSpmMPrspg general assortment and select stock Of
Iron Ware Fine Sets. Brass and Steel ShoveIs and
!, =, Tong; and Kitchen Fire Ironware
EN- AMElLED and patentmeta timed HOLLOW
WARE; Fire Dogs
GERMAN SILVER. Block Tin and Britannia TEA and
COFFEE URNS.
TABLE CUTLERY: German Silver. Britannia and Iron
TEA and TABLE SPOONS.
WO0D 1 MARE-BIass and Iron bound CEDAR PALS,
RATTAN-BOuNb CEDAR WARE, new article
WILLOW WARE-Baskets Cradles, Nurse Chairs and
Wagons. w
BRuSHES-Fancy and Plain. busting, Sweeping and
Hearth Brushes 'e
MATS-Jute. Manila, Alicante Palm and Husk MATS
WATERS, and TRAYS.
BRASS; Britannia. and Metal CANDLESTICKs
and LAMPS. AOAA'
STEAMBOAT and HALL LANTERNS. ,
COOKING STOVES and FURNACES ss
u ~ j. Wnghts patent premium COOK STOVES for
Wood or CoaEwth fixtures complete the most an.
91o' ~ aIueie N use. daft
" Hotels and Steamboats, furnished at reduced prizes.
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aens LASS For TERMS etc. apply at the Annoy Hall,
,tY- There will be the usual number of CHILDREN'S
tY Madame Brooks will continue to teach until the LIST
FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY
LADIES' CALISTHENEUM:
APOLLO ROOMS,
cARoNDELET STREET, NEAR UNION.
MIR: ST. MAUR STUART respectfully ntimates to
W Heads Of Families and those spending the .Ns51s
9as engagements. his days Of Tuition at the above K
% ntfs Oe Z Wednesdau and
Friday from to 6 p. M
i'p% and Fuv
Erenings, from to 10.
access TO the Glasses TO witness the ndiDidua the COL
iee ,,s style Of impsa,rtiSg instructions =,
fAsAT S La11Es PA esEi5HaGEAAH HAARHMY
APOLLO ROOMS, cARoNDELET STREET, NEAR UNION.
MA aGIR sTYAR r. PoS s
n the South respectfully intimates to his former IN
c ca a w tss Du on G that
the above splendid and commodious NEW BALL Pa
s9os She largest in the city Expressly fitted fora
ated large and convenient private entrance with every
other accommodation to render the Pupils comfortable during
Mr. stuars superior capacity as teacher of the Fashion
many Fashionable Watering Places through out the Union
% sT hs to ssebs bs 5
lowing are few OF the most fas hionebe Cachucha la
Fanny Certo Cracoyienne. a Ia Esser; Domino Noir
Pas de Jhatefot; the Waitzes Of Redona Cino Temps
Hietka, or Gariand Waltz the last three taught by Mr.
smart since 1874 the and old Quadres of Polka-
the latter Of which he the composer; Quadre of Ma
znr6a with the correct Polish thai should be used
when teaching those Fayortes of the Fashionable Soiee
M stuart would farther inform his numerous friends and
II the Of the State that the Of their
distinctions they win be attended their residences on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS. and SATURDAYS hours to suit
their eonvenience The system pursued by Mr. St Maur
stuart IN impaing graceful and easy department to the
fupils has been universally admired, more particularly
during his late successful through the principal towns
ana the institutions in the Western part of the State II is
Truly SAID that Teachers should not only be skilled in the art
they pretend to teach but should also have skill in the art of
imBarhng II, and patience in the practice
Odps ana Hours 1 .4ttendaace.-MoNpAYs, WEDNrs.
pATs and FRIDAYS from TO O'clock p M for Misses
IN. AZ pryate Class for Gentlemen, from to l0p.M
hese VINO would learn correct style of Society Dancing
ana are ADVISED to apply early the first Lessons
WA, 6e given on Monday the filth inst at the above bous
n.ns Lessons given in the semiharies and Families.
Wm n 81 -REPEREEcEs- daft
e II; Martin, DR.. M. Campbell INDIE 0oarnn
Gol L. I. Preston, G. f. Swayze Cba1ies pn,tar |
Judge A Cangues. Dr.. J. p Saterwhite, r. Taylor
NJ A Al
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j. MCNEIL, Tailor,
COyNHO.N STREET, too doors from CdrOndelet
MOULD respectfully solicit the patronage of his friends
w and the public generally. He hopes, by dill. >99
gence and attention. to render entire satisfaction to "a
all who may favor him with call He will keep 11
always on hand good astsorment of CLOTHS uu
CASSLNERES, DOESkLNiS VESIIyNC1S, etc. &C
S Clothes neatly repaired at the shortest notice and on
the most reasonable terms. MID I'm
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CARRIAGE MANTJFA0ToRy

Patronage that has been extended to us so very e
- ally the last seven years, while in Com %-EBs o
mon street, has induced US the last
70 erect large building expressly for manu. E2STf2-
occurring and repairing CARRIAGES NlL-.SfiZ
we have now of the largest Shops the Southern
Country and are prepared with good Northern wokmen
ana the best OF materials build any style of Carriage to
9de and guarantee them two if used in the country
we are also peter prepared than before for repairing
s sd durability although apparently and useless
Wewl pay freight on carriages sent us to repair We will
also, keep on hand assortment of NEW and SrCoEn
HAND CARRIAGES which will be sold low Old CARRIssEs
taken IN trade for New We invite the attention. nj
those wanting New Carriages their old ones repaired to
eau at our Mandatory and Repository and far them
Srssts next door to the Office of the Commercial Watey
de 6m d&W MATTHEW'S g, nEM.. a.,
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COMPREHENSIVE

COMPREHENSIVE.
| HAVE this day associated with as partner Mr.. MI
~ CHAEL FITZPATRICK, and shall continue the
" hoesae and Retail DRUG AND APOTHECARY
q STIMEES, under the style of KENNEDY FITZ-
PATRlCk, from this date at the Old Stand corner of
CHdRTR rs and BIENYILLE STREETS
new Orleans, Jan. lst 1849-ja3 HUI: KENNEDY
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y n
MA, a. Jones has removed his BOTANIC n
- - DRUG STORE from No. so Poydras street. to go
- The ANTLCHOLERA SYRUP so sue ~
eessuiy used IN the epidemic of 1882 and 1893 always on
trnh1
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Y. AINSWOkTfi, Murine and Commercial N0tGru
"a No, SO CAMP st'et, holding Commission from the
StsIe OF TEXAS, MISSISSIPPI KENTUCKY. FLORIDA, NEW
foRh, MISSOURI ILLINOIS, INDIANA, TENNESSEE PENN.
sYLvAN1A, RHODE Isl AND VERMONT. NRwHAMPsHIRE
DELA WARE, ALABAMh MAINE, NoRTHCAReLINA, SOUTH
CAROLINA, GEORGIA NEwJERsEY, ONO, MICHIGAN
aRFANsAs, VIRGINIA MASSACHUSETTS,, MARYLAND, and
CONFECTIcUT is prepared to take dispositions and execute
and perfect OF to be used recorded
sHI states and the Territory of WISCONSIN The usual
Jroinphtude al his Ooe continued in all Nosria buEi.
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WEAKNESS AND PAIN IN THE BREAST.
PHILADELPHIA, June %. 1861 can highly recommend
DR. Dayss Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar. from know
ledge of its virtues My wife had been affected for long
time with weakness and pain in the breast the of this
medicine in short time entirely relieved her. The symptoms
would after time recur and all occasions the relief was
speedy the first place. Ii months
she has been free of the affection consider it
mend most valuable medicine Its effect
has been great addition to relieving the breast
SAMUEL WADLow, 70 Wood street
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BUSINESS CARDS.

ToHN w ANDREWS q Co. Commission Nerchasts
and Ship 4gents 81 Common street. New Orleans ja5
/ W. GIBBONS Gsasrat Broksr No. Is Cusfomhonse
q. street, up stairs mylO
y No 10 Banks Arcade New Orleans. m23 ly
M BLOOMFIELD. BOOK-BINDER No. 80
W Ea-I-l street. New Orleans ais 6m
OH % 9; LARuE, attorney and Counselor at Lau,
II EGlSTRY, INTELLIGENCE and GENERAL
above Fo7bsAs INF cHAR11s Mai xk Sns So0
~ Store No. 70 ST. CHARLES STREET Every vaIieg
vi oloces IoI oentenens use nS
Nj HARRISON & co, F6r7oarding and COMMITS.
STREET. na
VINE; MUIR, g MMIsSI0W IND FOE
charts ~ ING MERCHANT. No. "a St
DRD GLASS, Gate Of Hopkinsoille, Kentucky,) No
ss-ss bASoNNE STREET, between Union and Perdid
gonnssoS AgTR b SrR us.sT'
ml7 6m No. So Tchouptouas ST. N OILS
GRIEF CO. Wholesale Deaie1s k n ssttsS9 and
eTte5 fnd Ns'0ark Cider Nos %, 50 and 40 Oh Leyee
WEBSTER & CO, W1olesale and Retail Dealers
-. 4. IN droa Mails SPIKES Tin Plate. Copper Cerdqgs
and Ship laandlerv Trade Is GfavsT street. New Or
MCCLELLAN DAVENPORT, Wholesaie and Retail
W 6ontectionery No 26 Baronne street. New Orleans
NJ b. Orders for Wedding and Fruit Cake, &c., prompt.
~ dttenued 10, SIS
EDWIN G. LECKIE, .ATTOR.NEY AND COUM
II SELLOR AT, Law, IS ST. CHARLES STREET.
ANY claims entrusted to him for collection settlement in
promptly attended TO-
REFER To-Gen. Jos. Walker, VIM. Dunbar and w R.
Leckle, New Orleans. dig 6md&W
X OBI: w rWQRTHlNGToN, General agent ana
1en Punctuay to the Collection OF Notes. Drafts, Ac-
counts &c in this and part
RlnGt ard n WaTsn Co. Rodney Miss John GOodn,
Is Henry, T. A. s. ptaphan, Natchez; James Goodin.
cincinnati JAS Hand Philadelphia; j. g. James Lsxius.
u Fhos Freeand, Clsibone county, Miss. ap99
DEET OF TIE, LATE REPUBLIC OF, TEXAS.
ME undersigned offers his agent for the pre-
sentaon and adjustment, with the State of Texas OF
ALL CLAIMS FOR MONEY, against the late Republic
defas Those wishing to engage his services do
~ Gaining on or addressing him at No. 81 P0ydras street
Veg ORGANS. MEMUCAN HUNT, OF Texas.
" Refer to G. A Jacobs, G. Burke Alcee abranche
. . frentlss, and Bale PeytoR, Esurs. al9tf
4 q AlSsWORTi Marine and Commercial Notary. |
"a. No 80 CAMP sIset, holding Commissions from the
Ststss ofTExAs MISSISSIPPI KENTuCkY, FLORIDA. NEW
YoRh MISSOURI, LLTEoIs. INDIANA, TENNESSEE, PENN
DELA WARE, ALABAMh MAINE NoRTHCAReLINA, SoUTH
CAROLINA, GEORGIA NEwJERsEY, ONO, MICHIGAN
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CARRIAGES CARRIAGES!
A EASTERN PRICES. at the Commission CAR
"A RIAGE REPOSITORY, Ma. GO ZEE q
Sc. CHARLES street. opposite the Com 4
nercla Exchange On hand and constant E%T8ys
Y RECEIVING FASHIONABLE CARRI-- 2I2- ~
AGES Of the latest styles direct from the manufsctore
E0ACHES, ROCKAWAYS, BAROUCHES, BUG
market Customers invited call and see for themselves
do ON III. s. SMITH, 66 St Charles ST
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elect have only received about sxty thsusand dol
lars worth Of gold from California; and before
receive any AMOUNT Of consequences, m IRE than ten
millions Of dollars viii be locked up In the trade rhs
amount already invested. has made many branches
Of business very active. Provision dealers, BAKERS
clothisrs, SO, have been actively engaged In aliay
orders, and many vessels have been withdraw from
other employmsnts. and fitted up at considerable sx
penss, for the long and dangerous voyage to San
FTancisoo
Dry goods Of all kinds. hardware provisions, bread.
stus, boots shoes-in fact everything comprising the
pecessrss offs have been shipped In large qua utilities
to California and our markets have bsen relieved Of
large lots Of merchandise which has been unsssabls
tursrs, and from those Of Europe We have no doubt
the fact that largo shipusnts have been made from
this and other ports will be sufficient induce foreign
manufacturers to send out three or four times the
ususl quantity Of their fabrics and importstions
are likslyto be exceedingly large.
Thus far We have received comparatively nothing In
return for the large outlay Of capital account Of
the California gold mania. and the amount invested la
the movement has been 90 much drawn from tho ord.
nary channels Of trade. The vacuum will no doubt.
soon be nlled from the gold diggipgs, when greater
Impetus win be given to emigration and the
shipment Of merchandise, than has yet been real
lied II the returns from that part Of the world
meet the snticpations formed. there will be pepu.
lston Of two hundred thousand In California In less
than two years Who viii require supplies Of most OF
the neeesssriss Of hfe for time from the Atlantic
ports employing hundreds Of vessels In their trans
pertation and In the trade between California and
the ports Of the Pacific Very few of the vessels vAish
have left this port for San Francisco viii ever return
Those which arrive safe will nnd employment In the
tYada NJ thoaa md hate h...
piled with vessels Of modern construction and Of
greater tonnage.
The annexed statement exhibits the quotations Of
stocks In this market fer each day Of the past week.
and at the close Of the week previous Il will be per.
oeived that prices for the leading a,ciss have been
very UNIFORM
QuorArIoHs voa TEE rRIsopAL sreozs III ZEE Nsw
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comparison Of prices current yesterday with those
ruling at the close Of the previous week exhibits de-
cline in Treasury Notes Of ~ per cent? Reading Bonds
y; Reading Mortgage Bonds 2; Reading Railroad, a;
Erie Railroad, new, Harlem, %; Long Island, IL.
Farmers Loan, az; Canton Co., 81.
The amount Of Treasury Notes andiug on the
LIST of February So 7sleso 81 and the amount o.
deposits in tho different repositories to the credit Of
the Secretary Of the Treasury subject to draft on the
ed Of January, was s4,2l2s2a So Of the amount on
Deposit SO we're In the hands Of the Assist
ant Treasurer Of this port.
The following statement shows the condition Of the
Banks Of this State on the Gath Of june the soh Of
September, and the 9th December. 1913 -
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AUCTION s.


RY JACOB 3. PIATT.-TBIS DAY, 10 O'CLOCK, AT THE
- Auction Room Is Plat street special sale cutlery
to .ut country well city dealers and retailers c. Car
agencies their entire stacks hand consisting together
S0 CARDS Of to 30 pieces esch in lots to suit purchasers
ivory self tip and silver handle knives and forks
tuter knives stee and sheath knives cooks and
krvef knives nut picks butcher and shoe knve
Also and pocket pves Of al descriptions solid pearl
ivory shell &c. with heavy silver among which
Copges and Senators knives Pesdent DO Mexican
California Knives e. Id hunters and gold dgers knives
and blades &c. Elegant cards Of richly carved pearl
ivory and black handles 60 Also fine and highly polished Shelf
e scissors and hears sporman knives with Instruments
and forks in o. 81 pioca pisto
powder TASKS Of polished
ssors in DOZENS Also various hardware goods tacks
nd BILLS brace and bits looks also polished
good watch and kew, buttons lead and
carpep tes pencils no. Gold ewelrvAso at past IL ooock
invoice Of gold ewcly consisting geld PENS pins rings
hoops guards bracelets studs Slides clusters keys
TO al Of which the attention Of country we city dealers
directed.
QY }. HOLMAN MISUNDERSTANDING FEB.
at lok o'clock, at the brooklyn Public Sales Room No.
1871 Washpsos street.-The entire stock stove dealer
spg Of Go parlor hall and chamber ove Of hand
patterns Backus pstnt and about 40 sheet iron
The whole TO be sold for cash. without The attention Of
dealers and others invited Also variety Of cabinet
niture Of the Test an quantity Of second hand
furniture Catalogues will be ready and the goods be
n HOFFMAN, AUCTIONEER-UNITED STATES
LIZ Auskets at Auction.-L n. Holman Co. will sell,
Tuesday 18th February by order Of tho Department. $4,000 Uni
ted States Nuskets
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EOR BAN fRANCIsrO. CALIFORNIA. TO SAIL 3sTH
instant-Ths SUPERIOR strong and substantial steamsip
SO tons burtheu. months old built In this oy
Wm Brown ESQ., engines $50 horse power made BY
Durham Co, viii sail above and superior
fer cabin Of which limited number
VIII DO takep She built expressly James Cunninsham
Esq SEA going vessel to packet between St Johns
NIB and Boston, where she has such weather
establish her reputation excellent boat For passage
only, and further psrteulars apply to
Woodruff q MINTUR N, 81 South st.
improvements and additions making perfect
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TO LET.
ME- DlCAL.

w HAT IT WILL DO!
w Contunp ions arrows poison-tpped,
Are vainly from Il boW.srng slipped
Full NJ the victims breast,
II Mrs.. Jervis>has supplied
Her remedy and fortified
LIES oitsdel-the chest.
Cough and Catarrh with her in vain
Open their harrassrg campaign;
Bic stops their noisy rtobet
Bronohitii Asthma, Cold Cough
She with her candy driver them off,
And that by the first pasket.
Then don't forget this divine.
In Broadway. at Three Sevcntv nine
Youllslwsys find the arsolc.
nyov'ye o cough packet
Ard when its done IL will be
nyou osn cough particle
'Tis sweet Of Shsksspeares "catca-
The throat 1t gently lubrioates;
1t our the influenza;
Tho speakers hosrts It relieves,
And to tie Whispering singer gives
New streng for o cadsnsA
Bold Wholesale and retail by MIRA W. Jervs 39 Broadway
N hite sold bv Drugritts generally.