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American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-03-24

ISPISCOPAL Prayerbooks.
ia Catholic Prayer-books.
Methodist Hymn-books.
Unitarian Hymn-books.
Presbyterian Hymn-books.
Baptist Hymn-books. In every variety
For sale at the published price, by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
mar 81 Booksellers, near 9th street.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-03-24

We have tasted Of Eckarlts good things
There is no more refreshing place than his
bakery, cakery, and iee-creamery--no In the
whole world OF Washington.
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AT THE OLD VARIETY STORE

6tAN be always found good assortment Of Builders
" and Housekeepers Hardware; Brushes Of all kinds i
Baskets, WOODWARD, coection Of miscellaneous
tioles too numerous TO mention N
Thankful for past fyors, the subscriber socts con-
tinuance of public patronage s.
GEORGE SAVAGE,
mar 24-f Penn avenue, near 9th street.
FJsIME, THE AvENGER, new novel; by the
| author OF The Wilmingtons."
Mary Ersine, Franconia story, by the author of "The
Rollo Book"
No H. Pictorial Field Book of the Revolution, by
sing Received, and for sale by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
mar 24- Booksellers, Ninth street.
n ULED LETTER PAPER at 81 rs ream.
IL Ruled Foolscap Writing Paper at 81 rs ream.
Good Envelopes at 81, 81 rs, and 81 90 thousand.
Steel Pens at 25 cents so cents and 10 cents gross
For sale ut TAYLOR & MAURY'S
mar d. Book and Stationery store near 9th st.
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THE EXHIBITION AT 0DD FELLOWS HALL
We are induced to believe that this is IN affair
of rare excellence. A grand moving panorama
Of the Nile, by Gliddon, whose researches have
heretofore developed SO much information in
relation to the antiquities Of Egypt and Bible
History, cannot be otherwise than excellent and
instructive. AT 8 o'clock this evening the first
exhibition win be given.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-03-24

BurTER.-The market merchant who adver'
tises in our paper to-day attends well 10 hi'
business, prospers by IL, and possesses the CON
fdence of his customers.
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A GREAT EDIFIcE will be the Browns Hotel
a magnificent affair 1t will not be delightful
to foot-passengers to pass by as the old one
topples down; but temporary evils must be put
up with. A towering edifce-marble front, and
every thing in keeping
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-12

ssy. Cock WIG Medall4ea. n.sssst lss EYeyk Issbss
Parker. 4; 6sissiSs l!rl - disS ! SouIIasd iBrj.
ssch;sr e. I,sSs fS:: : x aas.,s ps
diss; rdss Sorissd VIC Wn Pssssn TSsoSad do gon
daf Bsrstow DO; Enms Wst Dearborn do; bsrks ixsos
Stevens. !es NYesG Vernon Faye. disC Wexford lBrI
EPs'h S.E ws "a. HsTSs'ss for I0s,s.i vI.Ss
Tsssse Z. ri siy' cS: ss
Long for N0iieans Matamoras Wass wIndies Bsron
d. Morton. ldE Rainbow Wiley do; Alfred Exs Colder
deg; Aesnsnas Coz, dig sehrs virgnis Hobart. dsg
Wooabrsss, BrsSford do; GanSrli whorf for Balt.
sots for Phna6sphis yirsni. symnss do LaStsrloh
nomsfs SsG Oregon. lewis for Bath Henrietta Haynes
sALEh, Dee 4-Arr sebr Nonsszuma, Rendous CID 9th,
s,hrc Lsvett Upton, Cayenne Sid 9th. sear Ellen,
sth-Afr sehr Atlantis, Nicksrson. NYort.
9thA bark. supposed the VIM Schroeder Rio Craads
for was In che bay yesterday but owing
Wind put in to Gloucester lower harbor she ous
hOnIRssT. Dec 9-Ar schr Expeeimens, Philadslphi,.
TAUNTON, Dec 6-Arr schr Samuel Croker. Buzz, I'm
Philadelphia; Roscus. French. NYork.
WILMINGTON, NC Dec 3-Arr brigs Waitstiu, Morse N
York; Orion Upton dol n Curtis ssront Boston sShrsA
Dunster, Bsgley Portiand Me- CID fth. scars MsHsato
Smith. kYorh Nary Howard, Marshall Do 9th brig Luoy
Ann Bryant wIndies; schrs WIN Smith, Harmon NYork
Tyrone. stout do.
Pierce, 50 Croz; fehrsiJonss smith, Nioho York IRA
Brewster Horton; 7tA brigs Cleopatra Ksnt Be.nnda
sta W Maxwell Fsrnham, Boston CID ssa sohr ridsia,
eARwICK, Dec 9-Ayr sohr Union: Baay,, Baltimore.
WARREN. bee l0--Ar brig Excellent ssargss, Mana
18th ult
So For add itional Ship Ne1s. see 9Th Pag,
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. MEDICAL.

TIVE MARRIED woMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
pAnionBy Dr. A. y. haariessu Professor OF D.ssasss
Of womsn-rwenMssh Edition. lSmo.. pp. 1O-Pres 81
an AascsionA.s wife, And peOunary disulses sAs
band might have been spared timely possssos Of shs
work. intended espsoiAy for the married, those
eoIwnpIAtnS mArriAse dselosss mperssas secrets.
which should DO known 70 tAsm pArsieulAsly
those whose heath doss not permit nf Of
family ~ Is OF special I'm portAncs.
Here Also every fsmae-the wife, the meths--Ats
stoer into womanhood the other In ths dsens
years in whom nature eonse npatss I'm aha
osa discover the causes sympsoms and tho ns sucisas
r ces .nd rost certain rode Of
~ Which hcr sexis sIbjsos.
tarsgses ots Latter ffom senienan II Daytos Ohiob
n DAvros. Mar L!5g-
MY DEAR sIR NY wife been perespssy snking Zoe
three years more, IN Of ksr
svsh and suffering before and during Der
every suceess,eone mere and mere desitANnx
s1a prostrAtng her, putting her a In Imminent asnger
and which abe last occasion. dsspsred Of sup
PISSED this state Of things inevitable and resigned
SELF 70 meet the worst AZ ths srns. tnov about I've
come ,trs reaching my On ne rsesips Aaa perusa.
ose1press W s relief sGordsd dss. esssd
mind md the joy i've pages impaired NJ vida isAra-
ins that the treat discovery Of nesomeau4 ereided
& & a sSsa ysss sss ave.
rAsed ever my head, In al hunac rfeAskilisy nv wife
would nave besn n les nAve All BIZ children ter mo
iI tssarss inprssNeasl. 10 eeayey more FULLY N.
ier ne ssrse " taese sonssn nArS ss
Lissrty si-Ss. New Yorf Z; L,sle Co. Albany 2sph
Tass--. ssbil,. Aisssn'i = y Petersen VAei~S
ssret,, rhiladelphs.
oa hs rsoep, o a. sssy .in ,. ssn.ml..s. ~ N VI,
must es AdsTesset, post ssid 70 Dr. A. n hauricesu, b
laat. Now York t,s once lHLibersvs. 60 ..
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FIN r. ARTS.

~ 49,
viii sass Place a. TriDlsr Ban GA Friday 6ss i
rark, art including asias, ,oulpsurs' Sronss
sll be allotted to the the painting, are
MA RsnaS tsno"s 6dds fsas Rsass ~sa " 1iss
nsa5sr ssSs' "a
ns ali rom Amsrean subjects BY Amse,n A ss Tn
hshisas Nexs large psiasj woodvls Marion crossing
wOoay Saasaus q Ksi asss. os
nSuuti American Harvesting Scenery - Cropsey; s
s.!iy day q possible Cha. addonsI purchase, may Be
lhe nsreassa Il Is By the union stSs Ssss
.ha each receives hser return the Society
action sinsy Il IS y III
me . ss to be "a. "
eaintinzs sculptures, So open day aud evening" aS ~
NACUERREoTYPEs-GR IMPROVEMENTS IN
,cd Plates medium sizes expected BY sssamsr
our are such that we viii soon ,. constantly
has
perfectly snisvsn, take an easy posS and sass
shey have the immense advantage of sht Of shsi
VICTOR BISHOP. q Maiden ias..
ITO pAGUERRxoTYPIsTs- GENTLEMAN, OF
70 form an With apss rate
e open an extensive bshment distant city where
expect The apylissnt to invest much capital himself
woS p n r rendered a. ddrs
pist Herai office stating where an interview may be had
II ossUTH-HAHNs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PER
n steamer Pacific thesraphie portraits after this ces
ed AZ residence Of the Mayor and s
% ses I Sas rem a. wh n s. g. a. h,
81 Is. liberal discount to the trade. aarbanah,
near the erty sole agent shs Gnsea States e g. Il.
warm eneomiums from nearly AL the London papers 70
and its value as work Of art.
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L Anderson is performing 20 crowded and fashisnabis
audiences A. she New Assembly Rooms Baltimore where
closes the l9th Professor anderson will return
Yoih ana commence series of bis grand Drawing
At the Astsr Place Opera House. during the
Christmas holidays commencing absut the sd inst Pro-
fessor Andersons whereabous will all times
the New York Herald. Parties reading this, will please
directly with their families and friends
der that they may for his Soirees hysteu
Professor Anderson return his sincere
past favers. and solioi's their continuance.
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AGEN CY.

VVoRTHINGT0N q. sNEIBEN CONTINUES TO
practise law In the Supreme coar, attend 10
before Cengressto prosecute claims and sot's
Aaast the Department. and Boards o. Comniissoncrste
procure patents at home and nroao obtain pensions
raaoe in OF the United ssstes In foreign
oounresto make Investments Of funds loans and stock
M on bond and mortsageand TO negotiate the purchase
And sale Of loans lands and pstea. rights State the
Union. Particular attention paid Cafornis land title
essss coming the United staes Supreme csgr.
peal Communication paid addressed 70 W. q. $40.
hen, NO Carroll Place, Capitol Hill. Warrington, O.
will meet with prompt attention.
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UALED ~ AUOvIOn.


A UCTI0N N0TlcE-GROCIRIEs, GRAPHS, APPLEs.
Cprr.ats Raisns He Friday Dec - p iox o'clock,
kaisias wAnuts Currants Soap Rice Starch. Candies,
lckes Chocoste Dutch and Scotch hsrriugs Brandy
scaies, Ksights, SC. W. A. CARTER, Auotionssr,
~ Dey street, corner Of Green ioh Of.
Friday NEXT the 18th inst, 20 Chatham street up
stairs Quantity Of pledges sonsssns Of
By ordero Simpson. 25 Grand street. S,le 20
mence at l0IS o'clock An.
MORToAGEEs SALE OF HANDSOME FURNITURE.
IVA Pisnofortes. SO. this day, st I0>f o'clock,
80 Assau STREET Fulton. R. G. KEMP will at
sion g. above by order Of mortgage and the
cpnyeaiencs SALE large of valuable
wood and Mahogany Parlor Dining and Chamber Fur
ntore most Of which has been mad 30 order aud little
used among which 10 superior Rosewood
but little used carved Rose PArlor Furnsre SUITE
IN rich French Sata Brocatss Pier Glasses Mirrors
pEtpch Clocks Mante 0rnam.nts Library and secslary
any Sofas. Easy and Paror Chairs Extension Dining Table,
with general assortment of good furniture and fur
psaing srtiolss al OF which well worthy of the attention
othoesekeepefs. Catalogues the morning of sale.
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ME DICAL.

DhAihtssCURED.-DR. HEATHs REGULAR EDU-
oauon snd skill n aural surgery together WITH the
sutsFy caution gwen By him sanst quscksry and i'm
sien IN tne Of ? drors aud ear f0unsns yshdsd
~ fhofe who Pretend 10 be .bs auats in the United
states has siytn him ehvAbe reputation The aiio--
ps eerhcates show his suec IS IN treating diseases Of the
car 70 be unequatd lou cured Of deafness short
time. Brown" Iou cured ne Of deafness in nina.esn
dsys broynlng You cured N. in two wesks Of deaf.
ness ana discharge from my A r. ruthill" "You
cured me Of dissAaGe from ears Of urty siad
g ter having been treated successfully by several
gens OF the highest reputation Ia Nes YORK John
cur me OF dtafness AMI dschar.s from my ears
three weeks james Stites" Ofico Broadway. hours
from 9to and TO in the evening Noch.rss for hdvoe.
Letters should sste wa cases distinctly The pOof treated
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATRIMONY MADE EASY. OR HOW TO WIN A
1 Lover-Professor Lawton, Of London having sgfvsd
In Boston will send address, receipt Of dollar
plain directions enable ladiee gen.lomsn
win the devoted affections OF tho opposite The
simple but so captivating thht AL nay be married IRE
spectve OF appearance or petition and lEgt, Though
mob eass be arranged with and aelienoy
Mat tssecton 10 possible. Address Professor
Boston Mass No Testers takon from Aha POs ses unlesa
Aha postage In paid.
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IN and Phlladeiphs tiree.-Unted ss..ss MAIL Llas-
y * nos, via Ne. isT ss .sssns sIs, ,,
New yorS ~ A. NJ from feos q AaA Al
aaoiyhIA NJ and !. n, and ~ M freE ssfso'N Wei
ava street.
- $3.50 ar, cold In The above liner Ashroush con.
iaosor Win shrodsh b&fs sney;s sssemrhni, n srpln
transpsfss directly rSash hen 4sp'sts DEPOT % ts
UsAs yiihept suAxa shAyse 80
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VHB BALL 8EA4Ou.


THa Grand COMPLIMENTARY soIRH. TO Z. DE-
a =. broekes win taks place o. the City Assem- bly
eooms broa1way. Friday evening" Deem Her IA Tha
Ger o. dsnei1 srrsnssd regards the wsslss and
DANCINc.-hADAMK DEsyARDINs cRAvIsR Has
the honor 70 inform the public days Of tuition
nsr Ao:aemy 70 q Clinton place. and
s.ssss AID y sass ss: IS
q Iisrrepoat street.: For garticu.ts apply ~ K.asns
Cray.et reEdenee No % Clinton place.
NINE. AU0UsTA TAKES LEAVE TO INYoRx THE
commenced her distractions In Ds noing
the Stuyveant Insttute $50 Broadwsy where she
Resides For psre uiar' spply from IL A. H. TO z. NJ 81
HENRY WELLS AND SISTERS MADAME
Gioyen. Academy for Dancing and Graceful nepors-
owss ara some Of ths new and asSioasss d.nsss sad
.alssss introduced and tausht BY Wells sna Sister
Il Ce!laren1s. La kssspth =. Eourells Sehossi:h,
8 psux Temps, La sicisnns. La Poisa Hasuria, La
yaiss Eisor, La Sohottish Simpe, La Polka Simple La
orsoovs La talse nsnrisssa LIE Quadrs Mssurka L.
Le Qaserile ord.naire La Nouveau Cotoa Ls Spanish
Cotuloa II Habs zero Tampsts & Glasses foe Masters
and Misses Wednesday and sAturday sares
for Masters and Misses on Tuss
ADULTS viii Be given BY Of ten aud will
place every enday ead Thursday as p Tor gentlemen,
.4ep practice we'll beginners Hours ds-
vosed especially morrins and EVENING" private lessons
etaer as our academy or At the residences of fsnss
CEkRING's PRIVATE DANCING AND wALrzIS0
~ Academy, IS BOND street-A che dances taught
In NE shortest possbe times classes suit the convenience
Soiroes exclusively for the patrons OF the aesdemy
class TOR those who have taken lessons ts asr-
nson Aod evening.
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Dry GOODS, sc.

ISoREtcN sua-,s AND cLoAKs-Hosr IsPoR-
tsnss.ie Of real fSd., ,sl' hair .ad rIsssh e,.h
nere shs~ls. Scarf, Car, craze a. supese ~,
srodered ard plain velvet Clokkf Sif
WedLetday 10Th nst being the entire stock Of highly
dstingushed and fashionable house 10 Paris touutns
ost se TO upward Of $500 The proIrster Of ne Psss
Aa he has us. received from his Partisan aren't shove
sofsrr ent Of valuable merchandise which be 10 Instructed
% nit 70 tbsoltte end unrestrved sale and which,
teen purchased 81 Discount Of and shalt
cent frcs the original eost he s enabled TO offer
sa'e clearance The late Of this valuable property
Having lately retired from the mercantile world In
quence % the Death Of the mansns psrtner have long
teen celebrates leaders OF fshon in the french ustro
the very hr and fashionable description and entirely
II being impossible to convey in advertisements
idea Ct the extent and ehespnes OF this sck The folio wing
hrief examination must sufce index :-shawls5U
and richest eoiorinas from S. tSwould cost 10 impe
the ordinary way, from $40 10 SIS 2 very superb do
IRON IS TO 80; go richly embroiacrod Caat,n crsps
shawls rom $40 10 $50 40 verF rich snd hesvy do from
suels heir SCARF and shsvis Of great raritv so
$500 Closhs l2s superb roidcred veye, closks
irom SO TO SIS; so handrome psin DO with dsep
heavy fringea from 50 70 SO ~ Ly2., vslye, eir.
mailing entire sale of his stock OF oosss previous
TO the hrst OF January. the proprietor has also sub
mtted them 10 reduction in accordance with The above
Thus s the FIRE ssxopy cloth crculss former prices SIS
sours, former price sa 70 SD reduced sii 70 SIS
lu0 rrench meno cloth, and other fashionable closks
lormsr price, si1 to SIC, now 81 TO $40 miscellaneous
lot Of and sk mantas and ooaks (now rsduosi
misses sacks ana cloak. op.rs eiO.fs nc AZ equally re-
dueed prices observ-Ths whole mus. be sold previous
Paris cios2 and n.atill. Emporium, ISL Broaiw.y
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CLOTHING.

rAsr orr CLOTHING AND FURsTTURE wANTsp.
- Ladies gentlemen DESTROYS Of oonvsr,ns ther oas
s1 olothinF furniture &c. inso cash can receive fair
vAue abe By seaiing tor NE srbschs bis rsst
throuEh shs Post ONE Lsdss az sn1st by Ms
Dusseldorf. Z. n. DUSSELDORF. II Rim stresh
f-Asr orr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE wANssD
- Ladies OF gsnssmss having Any slo:aas farasass
sysrv or PtooG goods ~ dsp0ss 81 ssn Obtain fa cas
fss foe We sane bT ssndinI tor tas suhs,rbe h rect
tnss or r0ura sae pot. Ladies astsnrs coaeA
rASr-OFY CLOTHING, JEWELRF. AND ALL
~ klnts Of Supsrhuous Artiolss-ias subsorosr sthl
continues ~ ,bs old established stsnd psYng cash IN eur
fns Tor Tbs above making sprbct1n ~ nos9 OF
otherwise. L. A. COwEN, IN Wall ssress basement,
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YNHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED sTATES
mail The shirs composing tas line are the
following ATLANTIC, Captsin Wess.
PACIFIC, Captain Nys.
ARCTIC Captain Luee.
BALTIC, Captain ComBtock.
ADRIATIC, Captain Grafton.
These ships having been buit by contract for
SERVICE has been taken In their
sruction-ns in their engnesto ensure strength and
speed and their for are
leo for elegance Ak comfort.
Price OF passage from New York 20 Liverpool in first
cabin, SS IN second d. $40 Exclusive Of extra sSs
slater fSv.
FROM Liverpool TO New York. $50 and f2O.
An experienced snraeon attached W each ship,
No beth secured until paid for.
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DR RALP1, AgTnoR OF raI %.rRAcTIoAL PR

nR RALPB, AUTHOR OF TIE "PRsCTiOAL PR.
~ vste Treatise" Nc. once hours, 90 ~ ociock A. w.
Mas. oolsss p n, tsvseAy ssesgssdl 70. s. ereea-
authot hes snjoyed syons which he iassnse
gecti several years fsr ths cypress purpose Of o.,
p.oce dsrosea eroluaivey 70 this specsity he
ovt haston promise ever N she most severe and eo-
ease1 csses 80 secondary disease, Ne Ne ke more er
vain, safe and radical .hsn te ohssnsd from az
cthsr source In America Those Who sppv ths eari
psaEe 81 asasses will be Rtsaci rApis ~
o. tAs cure Which often efSssci In vsry fsr dsys
peraN wstrs vo1as r-e-t1s4 sst Gsskmsnt by lst
VI, Adirsss sss ~ RsS1 onHN
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DIllPPING.

EHoR UNPRECEDENTED STATES NAIL sTEAN-
ship AkCT Z, Captain Jas c. Lues.-Ths steamer will
depart with the United States mails for Europe positively
saturday December h ~ u o'clock NJ fro her berth
the foot OF Canal street No berth ill paid
For freight or passage having unequaed Accommodations
for elegance and comfort, apply
EDWARD X. COLLINS h Co. IS Wall 81.
The steamship Pacific. will succeed thu Arctic ani sail
January l0th. ls52
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nR. WARD, BEING DEVOTED TO THE SCIENTIFIC
~ treatment all delicate decrders warrants The speed
est to The unfortunate You will he cured By him pest
lively in ali the usual time, and BY mild method
pain Those who have conrsced dsesses he roue
early application PAtentg see meme but We
Doctor. once 80 Csnsi street, 81 Broadway. Nof
"A mai
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VICTOR BISHOP. q Maiden lass.
MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS, &c.

M ISS z. BATIMAN KINDLY sOLICIrS THE AT
WI tepton Of her friends and the ladies' Of New York
her and elegant assortment Of French Millinery Ladies'
Sacks Chdrens Embroidered Drcsses, &C., Sc AZ her
assistants.
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nR FAUCETT 10 CoNF1DENTIALLY CONSULTED
~ aths ofce, IA Dover street. all dslSste dseasse
which vithout mercury Recent cured in
few days His Balm Of Tens for debility brought
BY self sbu,e the most avgcrtrg FOR that
COMPLAINT known in this country. Ne fee tl euea
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I ACES AND EMBRolDERIEs "A LARoE AssoRT.
- mlntof Paris EmbroidsTies ysieneieas sad Thread
Lsees Cnpss ycis embrodsrea and plain Handhersties
Gloves Wits scarf AID fancy articles suitable for
cents ~ kEkKs Nev Store, 76i Broadway, bstreen
Eighth and Ninth streets.
hJoURNINo GoOps-LADIEs RESIDING IN THE
W. upper part 81 the city ill and pan Black SILK Bon.
bszlnss Aipacas Mousln de- LANES French and English
Grape Wells Sc and generl sssorment mourning yeods
all of superior 1usty snd ~ prices that will compets will
.py Of The large stores in Broadway EgRhs new store
BroaDsay.
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ExpREss AGENCIES. 80.

CoRsIoN ExPREss.-PARoELs Pss HUMBOLDT
vii b, seesvet uosI Friday aftsrp,on. 3o.s0jl n
LIVtNcsg2s, wss.j = %,
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TRAVELLERs' GUIDE,

CAnDEN AND ANBoY RAILROAD LINE FROM NEW
~ York 10 rhadelphiA-Leaye Pier No. North River.
tysScsmboat JOHN POTTER. Morning LiEs, A. 10 eioot
Afternoon Line 49, e'eloef. Faro ty either llne s. fer
81 ~. T. BLISS, AssnA
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DR,LA cRoIx's PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE

nR la CKOIAS PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATTss-
~ ffth edition; BY ~ b. L,Croix, N. ID Asany, y. T.
west ook ever snhed 30 and $50 plates or
the Pms 1osy OF Marriage and the inarnites
disorders OF snd n,tnrity resrlns fsen srssssos
viii destroy tee yeiefl and mental rcwc-s al 5fsAss
arising from izdiscfsss viz pai1 and simple ruiss by
which AL reTsoss eurs themselves, withSu, s-eurF
With toe avthsrs otteryaNors CO uarrgs ia dusf
s,ions aud their reuefssi with eoorrd 1.-the
grarhs illustrssrs tnc snascsy and physiology. and dis
OF he fave q both
trres, sees aud aac.ors. IL tonta.ns aany important
hirt N those eonten plating naittay, which viii
ohiecNcns against marriage rcrc however, Bh1uis
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