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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-19

uUNcARY,s MARTYRS.


,~,.ou,.,s.-,Ae unna med De m, gods
's~ 's'A'' rKo..uths Speech si Birmingham.
,N h;ob Carpathia's hiilcrests
Nv Danube's rolling floods,
Unon the plains Of glorious Pesth--
Through TRANSFORMERS woods,
wherever the war-standard
Hath streamed DER blood stained sods,
They lie-HuDgaria's Children
Those unnamed demi-gods.
Loud was the war summons spoken
Throughout tina, noble land,
Foully each pledge was broken,
Signed by .heir tyrant's hand:
Bfavely they rushed to free their piaih''
By foreign hrelings trod
Honor to each in freedoms fanes'
Each unnamed demi- god
Singing the brave old anthems
whose volume used to swell,
when Uungary's armies held the held
Against the Infdel;
They braved the foeman's cannon,
Nor finched from any odds
The spot is sacred where they fell,
The unnamed demi-gods
We greet ye, martyred brothers,
Within your glorious graves
Sons of Hungarian mothers,
Ye live not Austria's slaves ~~
Better to die by Cossack steel,
Than under Cossack rods;
W. e--~. -. 49, ol~.4N~~ e'"'N"'
Ye unnamed demi-gods
G. J. TUCKER.
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Cersuls, the Council Of State was charged ,oa,-
I'd hills ana the regulations of puolc admir,a.s's
'.Srs ard 20 sove c iiculfies which might TT
acuIn i>ustve n alters IA as from amor. ~
Mtnt.Is OF the Counel Oi state tia. The n .f
t.Is charged q sGtsk IN The name Of he &c s-
errLent re'oIe The Cops Iseslauf ssr. :.
wa,s chosen Declarations OF war and tre,,i..s
peace. alnaUcc. mo commerce. were yfoposes ~
cursed. decrssd and prom u'satei IS las IA - ~
cal matters. there az ~ each communal arroDd's.s
meLt. or csI-ou. a fuge er Daix elected for a.,
yt.rs TIE hW instituted also the Tr01n.l. y
Pre- Instance. ara TIE Tribunals Of ADoe.I =
criminal matters u admitted jury of Acsi,,,s.
arc JuTy OF judgment, ald for single oaets.s.
Tribunal Of CoUecfrral Police. 1pdsing wi,s~
Ju-ies The law MAINTAINED Tribunal Of Cass.s.,-
forsl The Repgo &C. aIc tbs Tribunal, as Va he -.
vas rot 10 luc 90 asirs On heir merits ba. onls
fscbTica'Ii'es o. TIE p'ocee ing The Judges ~.
thes1ceItion o. the .HCts ds pax, we're nosniD,,.1
forhte. The 4w so founrec intig dual liberty "a
some guarantees q. CCCiaIst Tie pubic force ESQ.,
tially bound 10 obc, n maintained the Natos-,
Guard ans re lns'l ute n ,Ur ecte the c0lon,es,
an exception l.eis Mon aufiy. n expressly sim
lated that the Cons,Itl on 80 IN VIII should notE
declares valid untl after having oeen prssen,.S
without decay. 90 the accepialiOn Of the PrsSr1
lefpie.
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The French Claims.

WASHINGTON, Friday, Jan IS. lisa
The following copy of Senator BaAp-
BURY's Report on the French Claims YOU will
fud brief, lucid and convincing 1t is the trentv.
ogAi report made 20 Congress in their favor.
J. s. P
The Select Committee 10 whom was referred
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THE WEEKLY DISPATCH

For May %, is now ready and for sale at
this Office. II embraces among other articles
the following:
Editoriai.-Mr. Mcdonald and Justice
Tehuantepec Treaty Benjamin Bolts again
The Committee Of investigation Another
Diplomat in Hot Water Twenty-second Of
NAV: Champ De Mai; The Waverly Novels
Hon. John Barney and Nj. De Sartiges; In.
iernal Improvements; The Husemann let.
ter; Jenny Lind and her Husband Impor
tant Political Movement; Mr.. Wykoff and
Miss Gamble; Smaller ArtieI g.
Misceiianeous.-Ful reports of the pro-
ceediDgs of the Protestant Episcopal and
Democratic conventions Proceedings of the
Legislature Account OF Fairfield races; For
eign and Domestic news; Domestic CORES
pondepce Latest News; Poetry Items, &c
Price 3 cents per single copy; 81 per annun
in advance
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SINGULAR CONDUCT OF THE SPAN.
ISL GOVERNMENT, &c.

The Diario de la Marina, in Havana, and
the Cronca, in New York, during the Lopez
troubles, distinguished themselves by the
bitterness with which they continually assail
ed the government and people of the United
States. One would have thought this suffi.
Client reason for rendering them extremely pop.
ular with The home government; but il seems
to have had The contrary effect. That govern.
ment has issued orders for suppressiag the Di-
arIo, assigning as reason for the proceeding,
tins very bitterness against the United States.
For the same reason, not being able TO reach
The cron'ca in any other way, ii has Withdrawn
me sno'eniion formerly given TO il.
ne cause Of this proceeding lies buried in
mystery, unless it be found in the following
suggestions made by the N. York Herald.
"Ihe truth oil the matter is, we suspect tba,
the Spanish government has been taxing into
consideration the position, DESTINY. and ss,nr;
ty Of Cuba; and that-under the gooa ssnsa
and influence Of Queen Christina. who ia can.
sidered the owner of that isiand-ihey are n,s.
pairing the way 10 dispose of the gem Of The
Antilles TO the United States, at eighty or
hundred millions of dollars, or as much as
they can get. They want 10 smooth the way
10 good bargain, and are doing everything
for thar purpose 10 concliate the good feeling
of the American people, and draw forth high
price from the American government. The
sudden removal Of General Concha-ihe arri-
yaiof new Governor 10 Cnba-ihe suppress
sion or disapproval both Of the Diari0 de la
Marina and The Cr0aica-hiiherto so very
savage against the American people and gov
ernment-nre all parts of the same grand
ssheme, insiigased by Queen Christina, for the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-28
Anniversary Of the Presbyterian Board 0,
EdacatiOR


The Anniversary meeting of this Board was
held in the Second Presbyterian church,
Charleston, on Friday evening, the 2lst. The
Hon. Judge Leaviti, in the chair. Prayer by
the Rev. nr. Scott of New Orleans. The
Rev. DIR. Van Rensselaer, stated very briefly
that there were two departments in the plan
and operation of the Board, the one, furnish
ing aid directly TO young men preparing tor
the Ministry, and the other, to render assist
ance 10 Schools and Colleges with the same
object in view. That the number OF candl'
dates under the care of the Board was 3|2.
sixteen less than last year.-About lou OF
these were in Theological Semnaries, about
the same number in Colleges, and the remain
der in previous stages of preparation. There
were about 100 Schools in connexion with Inc
Board, AZ Classical Academies, seven more
than last year, and eleven Colleges under con-
troll of Synods, &c. The resources OF the
Board were a little larger than last year,
amounting 10 about 900. The great def
ency consisted in The decrease of the number
of candidates.
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rsEAYREs, CELEBRATED

~ u -
LIVER PlLLS-Prepare from the Mas.
obtained at the Rockbridge va } Aasm Springs
These Pills are confidently recommended al
having all the virtues of the water, and IL
many cases they are preferable: In derange.
ment of the stomach and bowels, or want OF
action in the liver their immediate effect upon the
liver and kidneys especially, entitle them to public
consideration If the patient be bilious they search
out the bile and expel II from the sysbem-unlise
all other Pills, they may be taken with impunity
Irrespective of weather0 there is nothing II
them calculated to injure any one. In cutaneous
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cious in diseases sue as females are subject to
Gropsies hatulency &C., &c These Pills may just
ly be styled an universal remedy, as they are de
cidedly the best in for the OF all diseases
resulting from irregular habits After their use
mas been continued tor time, the whole system
be comes inygorated and the patient is restored &C
perfect health. They are carefully prepared ano
put up in vals Of 100 at 81 each. liberal discoun
will be made TO Druggists.
For sale by JOHN Il. SEAYRES, Columbian Ho.
tel, Purcell, Lasd g. Co., Main street, s. NJ .Zachris
son & Co. Druggists, Broad street, O. A. Strecker,
Druggists, Market Bridge Richmond James Cooke
81 Co.. Frrdericks burg Rushton, Clarke Co..
New York Dyott & Son, Philadelphia; E. l.
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hstan CT. House N I. Watkins, Halifax Court
House; G. Ii. Jones & Co., Petersburg w. Il
Gilman, Washington, d. c.. Walter FL. Middleton.
Farmve, Va; II. q. Archer, Danvile; Coleman
& Rogers, Druggist, Market street, Mortimer d
Mowbray, Baltimore; ana Druggists generally
wholesale and retail fs3
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''The Best the Cheapest i'm the
End. ''-Thls time out-of mind saying was never
more appropriately applied than in the choice OF
DaguerreOtype Picture. A good one, like
wine, is rendered more valuable by age; whereas,
poor one is an everlasting eye sore, especially
when placed ia comparison with the work of an
artist. How often are called upon to re-take
the pale, scky production of pretenders in the art
who have nothing TO recommend them but cheap
ness. NJ. p. SlMONS,
my % Isl Main street, Eagle Square.
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purpose Of getting the best price tor Cuna
at an early day. That beautiful dlplona'ist
haa fonnd ont that she can make more money
BY selling the island than by the revenue she
could hope TO receive from II hereafter. She
has number of very fine young daughters who
want large fortunes and the sale Of the is-
land TO the United States, for q hundred mill
lions of dollars, would enable her TO marry
them off to some of the princes and royal
hoods of Europe, with great eclat and splen-
dor
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CORRECTION. In the article of yesterday,
headed "ihe Waverly Novels" for "the true
viiers' read "the two villeis.n George vii.
Tiers duke of Buckingham, and favoritc Of
james The first and his son, " no was assassinat-
ed by FELTON,, and his son. George Villers, al
SO duke of Buckingham, and favorite ct
Charles ii were The. persons We meant TO de-
signate.
In the same article we are made to speak OF
the .coarse and brutal character of Chaner-
hause," &c. The person meant was John Gra-
ham of Ciaverhouse, afterwards marquis o.
bundle one of the most remorseless perse-
cutors that lived in those bloody times.
Scott has given romantic interest TO the char
acter of this .execrable scoundrel, TO which it is
by no means entitled. a
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Eg CrOWds of Ladies throng our

Eg CrowGs of Ladies rhr0ng our
Rooms for the superior and splendid style OF Da.
guerreotypes taken by the elegant patent process,
which is no doubt, the greatest improvement ever
discovered in this beautiful branch OF science.
Our Pictures are acknowledged by the public and
press to be the beautiful and life like portraits
taken in the country. Prices very low indeed for
a superior picture.
Rights for sa!efor any part of Virginia excepting
Norfolk and Richmond. MOULSON'S
Patent Process Daguerrean Gallery,
nv II No. 10 Main street
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-0,,x N La and "a cents for Bill
60 H. hits md the Liver, the best Enr.
80. pill kuown.-DR. ROSES RAILROAD
- sNTI.pIIIOUS PILLS are the best Pills, a.
fbousands who have used them declare, ior RuIny
ins the blood, carrying OF all bile, and Produnne
Ssaai,hv tome to the liver They are caiieo hs s,.
rosd pis." because they go ahead OF an otner FiiD
IN 1ne Resrs celebrated Family Pills for Indiges
49,, I,vsnepsia and Sour Stomach, are also 10
LIZ, Granddaughter % cents, and tor sale oy ruI
IN ~ .Ild a. CO. Adie IL Gray, Gaynor q WOOD.
4 Rodeker Bennett a. Beers, X. H. Duvai, W q
boae ond Rlair ja2l-a
~ DR.. j. =. Roses sarsaParliia.-
RIJiDD PURIFIER--A Great Spring ana summer
Wedieine This Sarsaparilla compound Is made
from fresh Honduras Sarsaparila, and being com.
hined with other inere dients renders 1t the very
hest sarsaparlla compound made, for purifying aud
enrichiug the blood, and to all skin eruptions
and skin diseases, scrofuous sores, veneresl dis
eases and its bad effects in the constitution dropsi
cal sy sliings rheumatism from the of mercury,
bes old sores, kidney and bladder affections,
cleansing the system from mercury, and raising up
o weak and impaired onstitution from any cause
II improves the appetite, enliyens the spirits and
as summer drink in cold water, il is a pleasant,
useful and medicinal beverage All families should
have bottle by them. Quart bottles 81 small bot
ties so cents.
For sale by Adie g. Gray Purcell, Laid e. Co.,
Bennett Beers, r. K Duval, Gaynor e. Wood, O..
A Strecker, A. Bodeker, ]. Blair and w. P. Ladd.
my IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-28

D We must positively request our adver-
Using friends TO send US their advertisements
as early as they possibly can. Our advertising
isvery heavy, and hen they are received a,
late hour they impose heavy burden on Inc
printer. @EtA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-28

" Several cases of small pox have occur.
red at Raccoon Ford, Culpepper county. Mr.
J. W. Critenden has fallen victim to the
disease.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-28

'E>HE HEIRS OF Jonn Wight and James
l. Hedgers who were priyates in the war OF 1912,
in the regular service and residents Of the city OF
Richmond or its vicinity may hear of sonnet thing to
their interest by applying at this Office.
my 2S-.3fk
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~ Mexican Mustang Liniment, Ii

- Mexican Mustang Liniment, I'm
prOvement, Progress Growth.-These are now the
order of the day And the great desire for these is
the owing cause to the great advancement now In
operation ia the Medical world New light blazes
up and old practses and old mixtures are discard
ed The six new astonishing combinations in the
Mustang Liniment enables it to penetrate flesh,
nerve and muscle and drive cut disease and assist
nature recover her lost powers, and become
healthy, which is evidently the true cause why it
is so successful and why so many physicians that
are acquainted with its virtues prescribe and re-
commendit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-28

hKY sfU1Ds AT CU>f.-The subscribers
II who nave stil On hand great variety OF de.
sirable Summer Goods
Plain ard checked CADbrcs
Swiss and Null Muslins
English and American colored Cambric5
l.. G. ana CoitUn H1kis
Green and blue Barge
Mems and Womens' Paris Kid Gloves
Irish Linens and Diapers
Brown Hollands sno Siiesias
Fancy CassEneEes and Vestings
P4ain, figured Satib Vests
six ana Mohair serges
Fancy and Linen DrIilings
tosethe' with large assortment Of Staple Goods,
wnich they offer at and below COST, ior cash or
approved negotiable notes at months
THO5 d CHARLES ELLIS & co,
my 2s-6t 100 Maia street
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CEILING OFF! SELLING OFT
- TIE GOODS MUST BE SOLD The sub.
scrloer has determined to Close out his stock of
Dry Coos and Shoes by The 18th OF July. and in
orderto do viii offer the greatest bargains ever
offered in goods in his line. Barge &c LANES at
I2t, le4, 20 and IS cents; Lawns az 10, I2T cents
and higher prices; Colar= at Ct, IL and IS certs
Sahco At D cents; ehirting al cents; sheetipg at
ct end 81; Hose Of all colors at 70 70 cents Check
aud swiss Mus IN az II IL cents Badck at 10 cts :
Jeans al Cd ; Gloves OF every description; Brocade
BLACK and cnsngeable silks; Bareees. Tissues
Grenadines. ana other styles OF ladies Dress Goods
sii OF which viii be sold at the lowest prices for
catn only ABRAHAM LEVY. in
Ely - 2OI Rroad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-28

HAVING been appainei by The Court admin
l. istrsrar of the personal property Of the late
Mr. Friedrich Reinhardt, inform all Il ose who have
any claims against the above named Reinhardt, to
present their bills without delay the undersigned
my 23--Its ---.- JOHN c.. HOVER.
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TO THE YOUNG MEN OF RICH.
l. MOND.-l ofer to you opportunity OF tie
greatest importance, one that you will appreciate
and value In your mature years and business trans
actions | offer 10 you chance of acquiring a
knowledge u Drawing. ana the art ana science
o! Architecture, suited to every branch of mechan-
cal business-an offer OBTAIN those desirable re-
quisiuons-proportion, perspective and projection
Ihis opportunity is offered TO you now. ana will be
continued only Two months longer. The second
course OF lessons commences the hrst day OF June
[Iuesd-y) and continue two courses Lessons
given III the day time night. Those that may have
doubts that they cannot acquire knowledge OF it.
requested to call my office, two doors from
Main, 18th street, and examine what has been
done by others who have taken less ons in several
trancres oi business. Ylu then form an idea
of is importance w. A. POWELL,
my 28-2t Architect and Civil Engiree
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q TO THE VOTERS OF RICH
MOND, and the surrounding cOuItry,
II and their families and frie nds.-NOt

having time 10 call on you personally, We
adopt tbs mode Of sppEising you, thai we are JET
candidates for your favor and patronage. We
have long been ia your service, and hope we have
familiarized ourselves with our duties, and trust
that we shall not, on mat account, be elected from
Office, especially lont as we continue to receive
weekly, new supplies OF handsome Boots, Shoes
Trunks, aud Carpet Bags, and sen sGem At ous
usual moderate prices. Please give Us call at the
Ladies Saloon, 70 Main street.
nv u " IfTE f. PAGE
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NOTICE.--At meeting OF the President
and Directors of the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Rail Road Company, held the 9th
April. 1882, it was
Resolued, That dividend of 81 per cent be de-
clared on the stock of the Company, payable on
and after the LIST May next, the Office of the Com
pany. in tie City of Richmond.
ap 30 C. W. MACMURDO, IT.
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- NOTICE.-The annual meeting OF
~ the Stockholders of the Richmond Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Rail Road Company will
be held at the Office Of the Company in the city Of
Richm ond, on Monday, the 3lst May, 1852, at ~
o'clock NJ.
an 30 c. w. MACMURDO, Tr,
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SALFER PITC HEkS.-We have received
~ further supply Of Silver Piteners. also, Silver
Mustard Cups which. with cur assortment Of silver
to4lea fots' les Pots Sugar Dishes Cream Cups,
GENNEIT Il JAMES,
NY -f-iut Eagle Square
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DAPTIsT BOOK DEPO>TTORY.-T

BAPTIST BOOK DEPOSITORY
ID SUPERINTEND ENTS OF SUNDAY
SCHOOLS The subscriber would now infoim
you that ne has hand large stock of Books of
the American Sunday School Union Publications
for Sunday Schools, viz Libraries No. l. 2 and 8
OF 100 vols n, $40; Juvenile Library rs vols S.
Village Library, Nos ! and 2, "a vols. So; Chids
Cabinet Library, 70 vols 81 So Sunday School
Hymn Books, 8 cents; Penny Hymns, l cent /;
Union Spoilers, 81 cents Union Primmers cents ;
Union Questions, No. to l2, Ct cents Union Con.
secutive Questions, viz Mathew. Mark, Luke and
John, each ct cents Child's Scripture Questions,
10 cents; Glass Books, s cents and cents Minute
Book % cents; Record Book, 25 cents, &c.
Also large stock of American Tract Societys
Publications, and of Religious Works. full sup
ply of all DenoIninational ano Stsndari Evangeii.
cal Works. CHARLES WORKMAN
nv 27 Oanositarv
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DELIlsiUUS BOUhs.--A ne ss.s sss rsre
II ii popuiar Theological hooas--s ~ q. ~
for safe st iess than estaisgae pre- PIE. epo
my 10 u
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s Let every one WHO has not yet used the Gel
ebrated Arabian Linimeni, so to tie agent and he
will furnish you with pamphlet, gratis, contsin
ing much valuable Information with regard to the
treatmen, Of cattle, &c; and Il will also give you
certificates OF cures performed by H. G. Farre.l's
Arabian Liniment, which have never been equslled
and which cures were Effected after the failure
menf. rnvle
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HUME NO. HAkPER'S NEW uDNTH-
LY MAGAZlsE.-Ihe eth volume Of Haf'
per's New Monthly Magazine is commenced blythe
issue OF the present number The Publishers EN-
brace the opportunity Of renewing the expression
Of thei THANKS 10 the public aud the press Tor the
ext ao.c!na.y degree u favor with which ia sue
cesslve numbers have been received The re. aaf
edltionnow consists q a-nety thousand copies.
The publishers take the liberty OF iHyilag spe'
clal attention 70 their Editorial Department |nleh
Is prepared % six O. the most accomplished htsra,
ry gentielneA Of the country. and az ezpeAte d
several hundred dollars for each number.
The publishers trGsi that it is not necessary loE
them 10 reitsfH,e their assurances, that notnDs
shall ever be admitted 70 the pages Of the Mssa'
zine IN the = gntsst degrees offensive to delcsey o.
10 any moral seat!unsnt. They will seok stesoig 70
exert Upon the public a healthy moral Influence
and 10 improve tae character, we'll as please 'hs
taste, Of their readers. They viii am 10 nag
their Magazine q complete repertory Of wns'eVss
Is most useful and agreeable IN the enEreht Ateia'g
productions 81 the Gky.
Now 5 the time 10 Subscribe as this no COM
nIences a new volume.
my 20 ). ", RANDOLPH AgL
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HANDSOME DRESS GO0Ds Al 49,
III DUcED PRlCES.-A seaaiifai ss aanS sna
ui naw ssyie o-sss Gsoas- saeh a. emf
printsd FRENCH nnsnas, Organizes, S",arsd
DO. r.ea ngarea and pain Barsges and Barge %
Wa j. SWORDS,
INV % No "a Broad street
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CEILING OFF AT COST FOR CASH.
~ The subscribers, intending TO make a change
in their business, offer their entire stock of DRY
GOODS at cost for cash, and respectfully ask all
persons wishing 10 purchase to give c2ll before
purchasing elsewhere, we feel confident that a
netter assortment of Dry Goods or one selected
with more care was never offered at cost in this
market Our stock consists OF the latest and most
approved styles. Determined 10 Close we assure
the public there is no humbug in this advertise
ment. Do not forget to call at 203 Broad street
between ith and 5th streets
my 27-2rn L. e. NJ ROSE
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.H The Once of Ihe New York He-.
aa, Philadelphia Ledger, Baltimore sun Baltimore
upper, and General Depot Tor al the Newspapers,
asgazlnes, and Cheap Publications ia d, 1894
broad street, opposite the Broad Street Hotel.
an THOMAS Ii. GRESHAM,
General Agent.
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mo THE LADIES.-CEMENT FOR SEAL
i ING BOTTLES.-The Ladies can find full
supply of Cement for sealing Bottles for Pickles,
Preserves, Catsups, &c, prepared with great care,
so that the air shall be entirely excluded at
nv % o. A: STRECKER'S.
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rOkE AT 81 SO PER LOAD OF %
~ BUSHELS-For sale at the Gas Works,
about 250O bushels of Coke, at 81 81 per load in
the yard. to be moved Immediately to make room
for new Tank D. DENOON, Clerk.
nv 2S-3t
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Drawn Nos Patap,co, May 2S:
Al 3 IS IS 2 II AZ 76 4 SO "a Sc 10
For TO-Day.-Tb- Consolidated Cspj,als.
S13,t00, Of $500, of 1910. 70 numb RS, Il drawn
Tickets "a
Also, Small Fry. Tickets g so
my % w. II. STATHAN