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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
OPINIONS OF THE REV. CLERGY

Rev AUGusAUs BoLLEs, (broIher of the late Rev DR.
Bellies OF BOSTON, and former editor of the Christian
Secretary published Hartford after describing his
severe case Of Sail Rheum. saws:
q Immediately procured bottle OF your SYRUP, and
a box of CERATE, and commenced the of both ac-
cordng 10 the directions Before had finished the third
bottle icas completely cured # Sat Rheuna and what
was more, experienced "A wondrrni tenoUation of my
general health. From my own experience, and from
what have since learned from my acqua nIances
have perfect confidence in the syrup Il Severe On
Remedy for the Salt Rheum send you this >taternen,
from the simple desire that all who troubled with
this fiery and troublesome complaint. resort
TO Viewers Canker and Salt Rheum syrup, and be
speedily cured
Rev. JABez 5. SWAN. of New London clergyman
OF distinguished attachments aud exalted reputation, IN
letter 10 DR.. Weaver, under dale OF Feb. s. 1851
says
feel compelled by sense of duty To the suffering
10 say IN regard to your Cauker and Sa Rheum Syrup
that have used II In my family Tor than year,
with most decidedly happy results, and number
cases within my knowledge where has been taken for
ry>pelas and Sail Rheum, il has been attended with
complete success, where other remedies have entirely
tailed have been particular III inquirng after its Of
feels in this sectIon and IN instance where il has
been taken according 10 your direction. has other than
happy results followed, and in many instances comI4e
cures
Rev l.. F. BARNEY, of Providence says s. To those
afflicted as have been can cheerfully recommend he
Canker and Salt Rheum Sprup as medicine well wor-
thy heir id attention >
Rev d. F Hill. of Woonsocket saws - Aherusinp
boule of the Syrup, eup,ions on the sur
face of the body IN the form of large blotches which
accompanied with dsagreeable itching and burn
ing sensation. but by the of The ointmen, which
procured of you these have all healed up. feel truly
grateful 10 you for The benefit she has derived the
your medicine and recommend 10 the afflicted
worthy of their nfdence and trial.
GILES TURNER Esq of Montvile, CT. in his cert6-
cate, speaking Of the wonderful of his wife Of
most case of ERysPELAs with which had
been afflicted for twenty years, says:
Your medicine has effected in her the most won
deriu cure ever known in section OF country and
strongly recommend all afflicted in like manner 10 give
it trial.
For sale By A. G. PAGE, who is the on
ly authorized Agent for Bath and vicinity. 6m2
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Chemical ToOthache DrODs

OR CHEMICAL COMP OUND,
For thec1re Of the toorst Toothache by applica-
tioH feU times.
THIS is the only compound which efectuay kills the
nerve of the defective tooth without the least pa
injury to the others IL warranted contain the
least acid or kreosoie whlchs injurious the oihe
teeth, and so poisonous in their effects.
This article otened used kill The the de-
before hllmg, thereby preventingthe oper-
aiion from heng painful.
NIB. Seethait the direction which accompanies each
bottle has the signature of FREDERICK BROW N
the proprietor in his own hand writing without which
none can be genuine.
1y2S AG PAGE. Sole agent for Bath.
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I B@&G@og G0geea@gap.
- PR E TISS,
Vi ltsic Dealer and Publisher

a washington Street, Boston.
New Music received regularly from all parts of the In
ion Country dealers, and others supplied promptly, on
the most liberal terms.
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NcES Us

McESE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF YELLOW DOCK
ROOT.
INEfeel prompted by every principle ofhumanity 10
w make known TO the world The
Wonderful efficacy of this extraordinary
Preparation.
Thousands have been relieved of a great amount OF
suffering, and lives saved by the use of it, II is
acknowledged by the best Judges OF me dcine be the
most elegant, scientific and salulary preparations
III use, and
Depurative Remedy,
seldom, if ever equalled II stands unripaned for the
eof Erysipeas Salt Rheum, Canker Scrofua and
alldiseases arising from
Impure state of the Blood.
Bowel Complaints,
and is used with unprecedented in all cases
Female Weakness and General Debility,
strengthens the weakened body-gives tone 10 the va
rous organs, andinvigorates the
Entire System,
and also for the cure ofthe
Liver Complaint, Calarrh, Dyspepsia, head
ache, Dizziness, Coughs, &c.
Those affected Chronic Diseases, of whatever rrm,
will find this medicine not only pleasant 10 The iasie but
eertain curs, if b. within the power of remedial
agentsto effect their diseases.
1t is composed of medicines happily combined as
totend directly TO give tone TO The
Stomach and Bowels,
exciies to healthy the Live and the whole CLAN
DIT "a system, allay
Nervous lrritabiiiy,
and promote the free action of the
LUNGS,
thus rendering applicable 10 all diseases ofa Chronic
II is purely vegetable, and may be used in all
climates, and at all
Seasons of-the Year.
Prepared ONLY by C. MORSE & Co.. Providence r.
7, and sold by thousands all the United States
Canadas, &c.
s. p. SHAW. Wholesale and Retail A gent
for Bath and this section the State of Maine Iy3s
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WEAKNESS AND NERVOUS DEBILITY!

DEAR SR,-l want another supply of CHRTSTIE'S
GALVANlC CURATlVES Immediately. This is an in
teigent and reasoning community and they once
that the Curaves constructed upon scientific and
philosophical principles and work eecually upon
the Nervous System in the of Nervous Diseases
An estmable young lady incur townwa afflicted with
extreme Nervous Debility and severe pains in the head
and neck. She put of the Galvanic Belts and
Necklace and immediately became sensible Of its curative
ind strengthening powers and the next day relieved
of the pains and raised from state of entire
prostration to health and strength. |
ton several other equally wonderful
Yours very respectfully,
j. B. KNIGHT
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NOTICE,

Phillips P4TEYT RENEWED-Pntent grant
ed to ID Phillips dated Oct 9th, 1886. Renewed for
seven years from Oct 24th, 1870.
The public hereby informed that the American Fric
lion Match Company's right expired the 24th Of Oct.
1850 'Byam, Bruce Pearson Co. having purchased the
exclusive right to the above extension hereby caution the
public not to infringe upon the patent Manufacturers
and dealers in other matches equally liable for nng
ing the patent BYAM. BRUCE. PIERSON & Co.
Boston, Aug %, ISL &c Union Street.
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Smiths DISCRIMINATING Paste.

b0>TON, I
Nov. Ia. 1850 I
II gives us pleasure 10 acknowledge hnt we In We
used Mr. Smiths Exierminaior with perfect success
destroying cocroaches and rats, and hone he maj
reap rich reward for his discovery
Respectfully, JOHN H. TUCKER & Co.
Sold wholesale and retail by C. " POOR 10 IRE
mont street, Boston.
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j. w. WILCOX, Electrotyper,

l52 WASHINGTON STREET. BoSToN.
x VIII furnish article in his line. Particular
tontion paid to Printing Material Wood Cuts, Book Pa
ges, labels spool tickets, cotton stamps, &c. Electro
typed plates will outwear treiue stereotypes and give
superior IMPRESSION
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STRANGE ENOUGH!

To D. c. MoREHEAp, NJ. d.
have disposed Of all the Galvanc Belts with the
ception OF two and the results have been
cessful beg you will send me a supply immedi-
ately. young man in a town adjoining had been out
Of health for long time and unable do any work at
all He tried the Regulars until they completely
physicked his pockets well his system. He then
concluded to try Belt and Fluid The first day y
compelled him to keep his bed, and his parents aId
friends begged him to take OF the Belt-sald At Wonio
make him Sc but he kept il and the neI uay
went to hsying and has worked hard every Day sgSs
Yours truly A j. sMiAiA-
Bristol N. H., September IS, 1850
n- No trouble OF inconvenience attends tne use Y,
DIR. CHRISTIE'S G.4LT4NIC Cuk.it,I,.E -, anS
they may be worn by the most feeble ana geose Mn
perfect ease and safety In many cases the
attending their is highly pleasant da ~
are accompanied by full and PLAIN ,or usc
psmnbIss With full particulars may be obtained gratis
of the authorised Agent
Prices:
The Galvanic Belt, Three Dollars.
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each.
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
D- Bswsre Of Counte.feits and WORTHLESS Luiiations
D. C. MOREHEAD, M. D.,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES
aa1. In Broadway. New York
For sale by A. G. PAGE. only authorized
Agent for Bath and vicinity. eoplyoi
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when all hope of relief had been given up and everything
else been tried in vain The beneficial results which
uniformly attended their confidently stated
be without parallel in the annals of Medical Science
Clergymen lawyers and even physicians ladies of the
highest standing distinguished persons holding ele
waited official stations merchants manufacturers, and
mechanics the poor and the rich alike often whole
families among all classes ranks and conditions, have
equally been recipients and have equally acknowledged
the woudrous and often unexpected benefits which they
have thus received
err Let it be known and remembered that the only
Natural Restorative for the Nerves is Galvanism and
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CITY COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS,

Liberty Square and Kilby St, Boston.
Merchants who buy their GROUND COFFEE and SPICES
for CASH will find it very much their interests to
examine the quality and prices of goods before buy
ing elsewhere.
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3. p. HAIL 8 CO..

NO. l UiiOn Street,
have for sale the best terms general assortment of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, sc.
They also agents for Swam's celebrated Panacea
and Vemifuge and The best patent medicines. Potash
and Pearlash by retail
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Union Shoulder Braces,
At Syo5 PER PAIR

Also, superior Trusses, $3.50 Lace Stockings, and
Premium Spring Clutches DR. Fitchs and other Abdom
inal supports. JAS MILLER n CO.,
25s and 8 Bromfeld St, (up stairs Boston
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4ASGn0&o
ARCADE CARD SALOON.
rraDDODHv

no Water Street, and ~ Spring Lane, lower floor,
BOSTON
CARDs-At this establishment great attention is paid to
pruning cards Tor either marriage address or business
'ob rRinNriNe-farticular attention is Civ to this
orahch. biheads, circulars, blles hand bills &c done
oARo ENGRAViNG-Address, marriage and business
cards, executed in most tasteful manner
rLATt fRiSTiNG-Cards printed from copperpate at
short notice Also, MAPS heads, &c - = -
j Door PLATss-Of all Sizes prices and oualities En-
bossed work done to order ' ~
give entire satisfaction
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DIR. s. A. WEAVER'S
Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup,
Cankrr (urp and Cpratp.

A speedy and positive cure IN all cases of Canker,
Salt Rheum, Erystpelas, Scrofalous diseases,
Lirer Complaint. aud all diseases arising
from an impure state ofthe blood.
For full particulars read DR. A W eavers Guide 10
Health, given gratis by our Agents
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
From the New London Democrat, Aug. 3, 1850
Ever since The introduction of DIR. :. A. WEAvER's
CANKER and SALT RHEUM SYRUP, we have been conf
dent offs superiority all other preparations which
are adversedior similar purposes.
This medicine performs certain care and is a c.
knowledged daily TO be the best medicine for purify
the blood thaI can be produced.
From the Nstc EngIand Diadem
II is rapidly acquiring a reputation which no Other
medicine can acquire unless. like this be based upol
the true principles OF science, with correct knowledge
OF diseases, together with the eicacious mehot
fri Ia nj
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Marine Insurance.

THE ersigned, Agent for several Boston and other
Il Offices, will insure against MARINE RISKS on Yes
sells. Freight, Goods and Effects, 10 any amount re-
qured, al the usual rates. Policies issued. ana losses
promptly paid nj Bath Claims underwriters adjust
ed and collected. JOHN II. klMBALL,
Office nearly opposite Elliot House.
Bath, July ~, 1851. 1y3S
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DINE-APPLES-Wate ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and all other kinds Of fruit for sale the City Mar
ket by A. G. PAGE
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JOHN SAWYER
Superior Mattresses and Beds

Housekeepers about 10 purchase Bedding any Kind
would do well 10 cal at the sales Of the Institu-
lion for the Blind. 20 and - Bopfed Str ct Boston
J. W. PATTEN. Agent
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Sons of Temperance and TcmnIe of Honor

9DEAIIA AND 1NBInagSs
Ballot Boxes, Seals engraved; also, Cadet Re
gala always on hand, by
HENRY X APPLETON, Draper and Tailor,
a Bromfeld Street Boston.
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Wholesale Drug store.
T I a Y Dia0 IOVtGY & HOMER.
Successors 10 Edward Briney)
Offer for sale full assortment of Medicines, Paints.
Dye Stu1s, Chemicals, Drugs and Drysalieries fair
mar kei prices Nos and south side Faneuil Hall,
BOSTON.
f. THAYER, JOSIAH HovEY, A w. HOMER.
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AMDaSW J. GAW8TT,
Lamp & Gas Fixture Manufacturer,
No IL Hawkins Street, Boston,

HILL, GAMBLER = CO.,
Importers and wholesale dealers in DRUGS,
PAINTS, MEDICINES, DYE STUFFS,
and WINDOW GLASS.
Agents for the Hamnet Chemical Works
Nos 81 and 2SSouth Market and Chatham SIS,
BOSTON,
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FORS8T EagaAH

W.. Once, "a North Market ST., up siairs.)
"nere may be found Mustard, Spices and
Shaker Herbs,
-" u' ~ IL ID and = b bottles cansters or papers
Also, Pepper Sauce. Ketchup, sc. &c.
All OF which viii be sold a, The loves, wholes,le j.
e''' -''''sss CONVERSE & ROBSON,
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HORAVTO WOODWAN.

2i Railroad Exchange, Court Square, Boston, has
agencies Washington. and in the Western States, and
procures. locates and purchases Land warranls
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY rs PRESENTED TO my
N OF Dry Goods In the following announcement from
tie Bowery savings Store l Boseryon the first day Of
this Institution, In accordance with their have
reduced the prices o. all the balance Of their spring Goods
insure ready sale thus anordng 10 the purchaser
extraordinary inducements 20 purchase.
orFfRfSG
Barage de LANES at e. and r. Cd former price 3d. 20 a.
Trench HAtases. at ~. I'D j. cd. TO IL.
Elegant de LANES, at ls TO Ia. ID. =. 70 Il.
French Jaeonetts, 81 Is. I'd. -. I'd. 70 y.
Printed Lawns at ls. Ia. 81 70 a.
And all Dress Goods whether Of silk. Cotton nen
Wool, corresponding reductions 1t may strange
this and found work u advantage aud
tie 81 patrons giving nstorety u vstab
isbment at the time making for the tahux Of
goods ada pied the coming that u Will
appear ines ycable Oar stock u Domestic
Good walled Ia tho United states and article
coming direct from the nufaetarer AT rd - sell
retail low the commission merchant will at whole
sale. Goods for Boys Clothing adapted 70 all ssons and
Away large assortment Drapsry Ausins aud Lace ORA
Ierie tie richest assortment have ever ekhoted
have hand and far below the ruling market
Grape Shawls siks, Household Goods flannels Sc, Ia
variety, At Wholesale and retail. To oounry
GIANTS and heads Of famesw heneycr buy large pi
allow tie sale 10 be made At Wholesale prices which
are below any obbers in the United states esto
lslueut 81 practical bsnsh than of the public
Institutions 81 the DAY Mud desire u that u bs
unvfay Acknowledged. and further that the most
tie and popular resort fer all classes will b the Bowey
" W. GILLEY,) Proprietors.
W. ". GtLIEi, Managers. and
7. MCMAHON. Directors.
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NHs-p.. HoiLrrsHsAD AND cos. crRcuAH.
vhe sirs~,Ar q he.srs Hc,iinshesd 90, dated May
g. ay~-we have had "nidsrah,e amount q activity
In cotton martet this ~ees ~ring more iron insrsas
Ing demand than any cther The accounts fm the
United States, received Monday l.st show eoutsnoea
large receipts at ths vous ports but reported rather
fsvcSby of,he then prospect regarding ths growing sps
and this gave favorable tnpuiss W m~rkst The
rale shst dey amounted 70 10 600 bales but the prin-
sirsl feature 10 so4ee h that Abe trade nov bug VIZ
more ssnsdsnso, and no longer m an res kheir
pursbases to small quantics ADDED 70 this there hes
been dsfy good demand for export chiefly For Wa bst
III qualities q American besidee fair amount q bus
nees ON speculation. Thus have had demand -uf-
6ciert 70 give heahhy tone 70 the market. On the
other hand nrst be marked that either from
siiy ether there has been strong desire
70 sell aud generally too much Offering for thu
lsrse demand we have had, 20 that prices, although
higher then ers -esh, ssecYt pcrbecs, or Me inyse
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HOMEsTEADs.

IS HOME FOR ALL."-MANHATTAS BUILDING
N Assoeiation.-Upder act ofincorporstion-Notice.-
Those who by the great Of
sness from subscribing at the meeting last evening June
9th) Informed that the books 70 receive
Their Those who desire to avail themselves
Of the very advantages Of this association in the
curing home investing their earnings at the present
Of must do 80 immediately as the extrsor
nary and increase Of the association will
TO close the books The various purchasers Of
the shares cold at the last meeting requested 20 comply
with article wv Rules Sc be had the
seeretarys Office, No. 50 Nassau street, room ..
MORGAN MORGANs, President
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EINE TRENCH PAPER BANetNes1 DECORATIONS
Re, No 80 Pearl street betwefn Hst0n and Nhathsn
hoee In want ~ tf above articles should rot omit 70 eoh
through establishment their Interest aud taste
W heat ccnsuited BY . call THOMAS FAYE co.
fpAPIR HANGINos.-THE MOST INTENSIVE AS
scrtntnt Of all the styles 81 French snd Auereat
Paper HanFsa expressly adapted for the complete
son ~ drawing has aud dinns rooms. ani ethef
interior spatmene n pryate and pubie buildings, a.
'o"'sa rRAsc PsETsnr s ao ~,
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HALIFAX Telegram 0FFIcs.
JUNE l0-3 PM.

June 10-3 PM
The Cunara steamship America Capt Stone, arrived
at This port last ming eight o'clock with sixty
passengers
She left Liverpool AZ halfpast eleven o'clock on the
morning Of the 31st ut and has experienced heavy
weather
The steamer Niagara from Boston the 14th ult,
rived at Liverpool on the morning of the 18th.
Neither the La Fayctte the City of Glasgow had
arrived when the America sailed.
The debate in Parliament on Mr.. Baily's motion
latve to the government Of Ceylon, terminated in
ory feghty for the ministers and that being the last
motion Of import the books the Russell Ministry
Is safe f r the remain der Of the season.
The debate on the Roman Title bill was still going on
but advance has been made with the
On the evening the 9th ult the proteconists held
banquet at Tamwcrth the residence Of the late Sir
Robert Peel, when the people Of the town up
and dispersed the gathering Windows broken
and several persons injured, and at length the
military had to be called out to quel the riot
The crops presented promising appearance.
Emigration continues brisk 1t in the spring
The Continental and Pennsuar news is without i'm
portance.
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Accounts from Algeria state that conflict had tAssn
place between IN. oabyles and the French forsss In
which the former were dsfeated-seveal hunds~s hav
ing been killed and wounded
The from Loser Fslyiu are not 20 sstfAsto-
~ The French had entered the country the l<th,
and we're desperately opposed BY the inhabitants rhey
however driven nom all their positions and the
eloskad. Of Gssia rsised The oes Of tho French
-@ estimated at hundred, and three hundred
wounded; and that II the osbylse four hundred and
thirty seven killed and twelve hundred wounded; hwty-
two vusscs burnt tn 18th and 18th.
ssysrsl tribes have made their nsbmkson.
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Affairs In England.

The English files received possess interest
The first clause Of the Ecclesiastical Titles bill passed
the 30th ult, " a majority Of IA against 62.
The Glass Palace continues to attract its thousands.
Upwards Of $4,000 persons passed through the doors in
day
The uuited Serrcc Gazette says =" We hear from high
month Of hosttics 100000 and that 1t has
been between fsoOoo and 100000 per month since"
Mr. Crawford, free trader has been elected for Har-
wieh
On Wednesday number Of fine vessels left Liverpool,
chiefly for New York. The America Capt. Lawrence,
belonging to q. Grimshaw Co, has s70 emigrsnts
board and the Princeton, Crook & uion $50. The
Waterloo and the SaSuyth both filed with emf
grants for the States.
OF the gross amount Of customs revenue, nearly
third expended in collection The total gross
collection in 1899 in the United Kingdom, within
triae Of twenty-five and half milli ons.
Mr. j u Martin, chief engineer of the Pacific, has
presented by several of the passengers who sub
serbed for that purpose with complete and handsome
service Of plate, aud coffee pots &C, testimonial
to his ability The plate OF the design, and has
been nuactured under the superntendence Of Haur
burg goldsmith and jeweer. of Church street.
VIM Hamilton Lovery, Captain, and Thos NcNally
Of the Arabia emigrant ship in the line between Ii
verpocl and New York charged with alleged murder
the high have been arrested The former ssed
board his vessel Liverpool and the latter in Belfast
Both the prisoners committed for trial at the next
ASHES Ball would be accepted to the amount Of f10o
each in sureties; and Goo each the prisoners
recovnixanera
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NOTICE TO oENTLEMEN-UAyING RETURNED TO
~ the city am prsparefto clean dye alter and re-
Eent clothing At short notice. Goats cleaned
s and made TO look equal 20 Prepare 70 Keep
cool during summer A note o call attended - BY
A. CAkTisS0s, $50 Pearl street, near Broadway
VAST OFF CLOTHING AND rURNITuRE WANTED.
The highest price can be obtsinsa ~ sdiss ed rs
hecn Who have left oG Cothin~ Furniture and Jewell
he V dspcse 81 BY ..sdnF tAr.nsh pos, Or oshsrwss
Ns J. LEvkkeTrN, 80 Broadway. NO stairs
Ladies attended " By Mrs. Levenstyn.
VAST orr cLorRrNo AND vURsTTuRs WANTED.
O-sdies or sentlsnen ssvins ths sty or erssnnt AZ
luz obtain the hRhes cash price for Ciathn
aeace T.. n. DusAELDORP ~ Elm streeA
k.B.-Laaiss -ssssAsd By Mrs. D.sssldorpl
CAsT-oFf CLOTHING JEwELRY, FIREARMS, a.,
~ .sntsd-esruemsn having personal enects for sale,
vii W attended AZ their r-sdencs by leaving orders OF
line through ths Poet once 70 IL LEvErr No Barclay
street. coroer o. broadwsy NBPar.els from we country
attended TO- and the full vslse RENTED return Of post
TAFT orr CLOTHING, AC.--LADEs AND GENTLE
~ obtain from the subacrfher the hghset eash
price for east "a eletn and uperfscus aces o. every
asscrptcs, and IN quantity IRON single garment y
= thousand Address through Post 60 call on JAhk3
soRorkf, sthis store orsnse s.sssL hAss chAthan-