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Zs5- J. G. PONDExTER, Superintendent of
English Delivery City Posoes candidate CLERK
FIRST DISTRICT COURT, mh9 te#
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M8- For DISTRICT ATTORNEY
EDWARD J. CARRELL.
ri Nov
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~ For DISTRICT ATToRNEY.-B. s. Japan
n candidate for DISTRICT ATTORNEY. nhiste
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MD- For DISTRICT ATToRNEY.-HENRY ST..
PAUL n candidate for the above named Office,
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ny THOMAS c. POOLE is candidate for
CLERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mhg I'd
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Ms- WILLIAM P. BEDLoCK, for CLERK Of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT the Court that may be to
IL, mh5 II
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~ Messrs Editors: Please announce me as
THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS ERANClS MOUNEI. ml6
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No. JoHNCRIoKARD is candidate for CLERK
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mh2s
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RR. LEWIS'S PREPARED FLOUR-The

nR. LEWIS'S PREPARED FLOUR-The
undersigned prepared auy
desired family
Propeo d Hotels will ind this very desirable article every
branch cooking where Flour
culinary SALT requiring only cold water milk The dough
baking No aduteiaon in
tB- For particulars, bill barr Ia o packages
Cbe property OF this Flour
purity
free from insects for eight.en mon hs
l. CHANDLER Il BRO, 50 Fa.on street.
ap9b Am and Say New Levee Orean.
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Ns- We are authorized to announce Colonel
CHARLES LABUZAN Candidate for CLERK Of the THIRD
DISTRICT COURT whatever Court the be changed TO-
nhA
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~ H. E. JOHNSON, candidate for CLERK OF
THE SIXTH DISTRICT COURT. mhss
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~ FRANCOIS BoULIGNY is q candidate for
CLERK OF THE SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
Election Third MokpAY 10 June.
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~ We are authorized to announce G. R
WHEAT Candidate for Clerk of the Sixth District mil
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NE The elegant passenger steamer MIDAS,
q pit Hoere lenves for CINCINNATI all
TILL EVENING, at o'clock. e
pyT MCDOWELL. IR. 4 BELL, 10 Poydrns street
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nDD FELLOWS REST-Vaults in this
SmstsIy can be 9tsned BY q5gy9g 70 J o PERsoN. Ta
Odd Eslows' Hall Of Camp and CAs
WHITAlL, No Espansie NJ C0NEY, sirkas
Co.. Camp The priea Lodges
for the bu' of members 1885, members Of sockholdng
the burial wife child $50 all other price
Vault will Invariably For the purchase Lots
nation respecting the "Rest,o apply 10
J. o. PIERsoN. Commercial Alley,
or TO JAS. , URNEAUX, al the Odd Feows Hall.
JAS. FuRsKAux, Secretary. my5 lyos
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ms For CLERK OF FIFTH DISTRICT Court.
are authorized to announce sAMUE g. candidate
CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT Court whatever Court the
ANN bse changed to-.
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MS JAMES A. HOPKINS is q candidate for
CLERK THE FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
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Ny For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
COuRT.-GE0RGE WASHINGTON LEWIS, the present Minute
Clerk Of the Fifth District Court NewOsan which situation he has
hed for the last hms candidate for the
said Court whatever Court the same
DO changed to. felt I'd
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GS- The new, superior and swift running
packet steamer JOHN stoNDS ods MISTER
Tor ST. LOUIS and intermediate clock
@. W. SHAW a CO. "a Poydras street.
myI KENNETT, a co.
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me- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk Of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS, caudida. for
MI
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l3- Messrs Editors: Please announe VIM.
4: MOTT a candidate CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
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ORLEANS THEATRE-Saturday Evening.
Msy will pensd. eighth time hi. ssssou Rss
sesbraed Grand Opera &c entitled
Bordss Gsnibr-l Desvasds. Names.
tE- norday, FAREWELL BENEFIT Of Myft. wTDsMANs
~hen will BE- Performed ~ the m time this tsson, the Grand Opera
in zaes by Mozart, entitled DON GIOVANNI.
Psrfor to eoulm O'clock.
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14- The new, elegant and swift running
FRANKLIN FIERCE, Hicks leave for VAN BI
rem and all int mediate land THIS EVENING at oeioL
SMITH FlhflsTER. 81 Poydras street.
py1 MOSES GREEN WOOD A
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ssssngen,
WALEs-Per ship Globe: Cargo railroad iron 10 ORDER
bOSION-Per sbip Zenobia: Assorted mire.
bhEMEk-Per ship Kebecca snI steerAge passengers.
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13- FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY
mystic ELECTION MONDAY, Nays.
~ For DISTRICT ATToRNEY.-B. s. Japan
candidate for DISTRICT ATTORNEY mhlaie
Ms- For DISTRICT ATToRNEY.-HENRY ST..
PAUL is a eondidsts for the aeoyenamed office fHs
NN- For DISTRICT ATToRNEY.-We are re-
sS fo1 DisTRcr Xfokssf u
1g For DISTRICT ArroRNEY.-We are au-
@ s
Known on By any other may
Is- J. G. PONDExTER, Superintendent of
81 81 HI ~ %hs
@s- JOHN RIoKARD is a candidate for CLERK
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mhas
re- P. NJ BERTIN, for the past fourteen
CLERK S s s s1a s RS Ms D
COURT he same me s'S
MH- THOMAS G. POOLE is candidate for
CLERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mhs I'd
ms- Editors of the Crescent Please an
OF T TRS s NV H @ Of GasH
n1- Messrs. Editors: Please announce me as
os a1sass for 'lhSNo' ihh rhp FRsses MoJsHT
Ms- WILLIAM P. BEDLocK, for CLERK of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT the Court that may be
succeed it. mhsh
HS- We are authorized to announce Colonel
CHARLES A LABUZAN Candidate for CLERK Of the THIRD
DISTRICT COURT the DO changed TO-
mhA
MS JAMES A. HOPKINS is candidate for
CLERK OF THE FOURTH DIsrRIcrc COURT OF NEW ORLEANS
me- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk Of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS, candidate for reelection.
mhs
NBr FoR CLERK OF FIFTH DISTRICT Court.
We authorized SAMUE RISK candidate cr
CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT OF whatever Court the
DO changed telS to
@- Messrs Editors: Please announe WIN.
A. MOTT CLERK or THE FIFTH DISTRICT
COURT. mhlA
~ For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
C0uRT.-GEoRGE WASHINGTON LEWIS, the present Minute
Clerk Of the Fifth District Neweans, which situation he has
Tiled for the last offers hmss candidate for the
CLERksiP Of said Court whatever Court the same
b changed to. felt I'd
~ FRANCOIS BouLIGNY is q candidate for
CLERK OF THE SIXTH DISTRICT COURT
Election third MosDAY in June. mye I'd
~ We are authorized to announce G. R.
WHEAT Candidate for Clerk Of the Sixth District mil
- II. E. JOHNSON, candidate for CLERK OF
THE sixth DISTRICT COURT. mhss
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NEW MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT
4 81 = e

Mss sSAu iavss Lsass ssss ~ ssessa-
M henxsons
ais TRIMMINGS AND FANCY DRY eo0l6 vSiik - ~ =
wishes he Issses III = es,ss ss.s,Is.sA M as
az ar then hen .S &c., ~ .svs .AsYsss sks ts5
s ~ss,s =. - sos M = ss.ssE -
STYLE. - 49, - ~ ocf A..s7S
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NS- The regular Red River packet steamer
CADDo NO Capt John Graham will fr SHREVEPORT apd
landings THIS EVENING, at O'Clock.
N.Y. SMITH MINISTER. "a PoydraI .trest
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NOTICES.

You the Armory, Caoudslst n a
ieet SUNDAY MORNING. May g. at O'Clock, for the nj nj
Of celebrating the Second Of the Company
wi member for the
ims there will special engaged
he Lake. BY order Of Lieut. JOHN cAVANAGH.
JcIfy CREAMY. g.. n,v5
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MI RS. CAMPBELL, Teacher of Music, skfAAs
VA evss Lessons ON THE PIANO AND GUITAR ct 0Sa3
residence No. 80 Constance and No. IXe
arcnae street ~ eImses per menth twelve les ~
feI 1vE
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ICE-ICE-ICE.

TCE-600 to 1000 tons Ice, to arrive about q
" Let MAY. for .ele BY 2. VIII NEY Co. ma
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EURvlTUR ",

CUTS or ENAMELLED COTTAGE FURNITURE
y From s?5 TO 5000 Purchaser wall md tho above the
cheapest 10 he bouet anywhere Mattresses and
tna,ses mrde at the lowest Wholesale prices and
,pnfed pare hair
EAfiiEws STACY 6?6 Broadway, Of Spring ct.
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Two oays, btaunS WEere IN lntcrVieW may De nau
ITO THE MERCHANTS AND SHIP OWNERS OF NEW
York.-Gentlemen the difculty at present existing
the rggers the city of York and their
right the facts that the and unmany
influence exercised by bosses prejudice minds
be removed In other branch Of trade in this city
shilling day deducted from the hard earned
saon of the but the custom Of New York
alone subject to its exaction This deter
mined to resent through you receive equivalent We
Of the force Of article pen
tiiuy suppliei you by some boss rggers during
strike and therefore would respectfully guard
against it, Classification Of the rggers has been suggested
IT is but rusc to rob Admitting that
and his wages established fourteen shngs per day what
guarantee have You that the fourteen shilling will not
be charged at the rate of the first class
seventeen shiings day mem And is not pabe
with the employee for neciency? Ask yourselves,
tlemen whether performing assisting in the
duty rigging vessel lat and all times infinitely
than other calling IL not worth 81 day
net? DO caulkers shpcarpcnters joiners samaksrs
faithfully than WEI Are they refused any
reasonable when they demand tY Is their calling
peculiarly in the risk that should justify additional
draft Of the circulating medumY No gentlemen be-
eve In Of right of for the
dton not My of ourselves hut Of all Industrial classes and
gilmore interested parties than ourselves
with Just and reasonable demand Had
advised sought twenty shings the price paid ringers in
Boston, Philadelphia, &C.. the seventeen shings would
nimum threatened by bosses with sarva
ton and its concomitan attendants Ia 1874 when rig
ger received but twelve shngs per day. he could by eco
rents and the enormously high price Of provisions to-
totally preclude such desideratum at seventeen
shillings or rather g per day Respectfully yours
THOMAS BLAIR, JAMES MEAD,
SAMUEL WEEKS, JOHN PHILLIPS
JOSEPH COPING.
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~RCIAL UUTTOR0s

MASONIC N0TICE-A SPECIAL NETTING OF The
State Of Yerk wil b hsld q Shs nsAksaA Cs IA
o. Crosby Nsndsy evening" Oth nst ut halkpass
seven o'clock precisely. JOSEPH ID. EVANS,
Deputy Grand Master.
JAMES W. POWELL, Grand Secretary.
nFFICEOF THE LATINO OBSERVATORY ASS0CIA-
~ ton 1877 Broadway, Nay ~ l8o-Important TO artists
The Board Of Directors Of the Latng
on would hereby notice artsts and they
have resolved appropriate gallery In the
building to the exclusive artists for the
paintings and other works OF art FREQ OF Ior rent
Artists will at perceive the great oHered
them by this by their before the
immense crowds that will slwsys ys tns 9bservss9ry
them readily find for works 81 merit Conmu-
Directory Of the Lattng Observatory As
citation I67 Broadway (oce of the New York Health
surance Company By order d. SICKELS, Secretary.
NEW BALTIMORE HOrEL-PR0POSALS WILL BE
IN received the underigned for the management
part FIRST class hotel absut erected
the city Baltimore the lot of ground as
'Old Congress Hall square," bounded by Baltimore Sharp
Liberty streets fronting % feet Baltimore
and the German street. by 1888 feet
and Liberty streets occupying the entire
four wide and we'll improved Streets in the
the business part Of the city about midway
Eutaw House and Barnums City Hotel being
Of to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad April
cations for the rent and management the hotel will please
state the amount OF stock that will be taken with
ense, &c C. r. FIFE agent for owners, Baltimore Md.
Baltimore May Is, 1853
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LOST AND FOUND.

CS00 REWARD (AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED
pow will DO paid on tho recovery and delivery of
River boat to New York Tho dismo DIS missing just
before the arrival Of the boat at her dock yote
ing And further reward of hundred dollars will be
paid to persons who will give such In or
t0n as will lead to the recovery the diamonds Apply to
officer Smith ut the Lower Polce Court Centre street.
COX REWARD-FoR THE BODY OF A YOUNG
sDLC man, who drowned tho 18th inst at Catha
rne ferry, with black hair and black whiskers had
cord and gold keys also gold ring his left hand with
hearts Joined It, Any returning the said body
will receive the above reward and the thanks tie family
by inquiring at No. z Manhattan street.
GEORGE W. BRoTHERTON.
NHILD LOST--A GERMAN GIRL, NAMED KATIE
" RlNE BLANK, left homo yesterday d trace has
been found of her since She is years old speaks
English and straw hat with white ribbon black rock
spotted with white sack and gold earrings reward
will be paid for her by her father Third
northwest corner Of Tenth street.
ToUND-IN ONE OF THE SIXTH AVENUE CARS
IL pocketbook, containing money also, gold picce.
taken supposed for silver COIN Inquire Sixth
avenue and Forty fourth street.
OsT OR STOLEN-ON THE 18th INST, A PRoMI-
IL note drawn by Traord K1os to the order Of jar
hcManus for $780, All hereby cautioned against
negotiating the the note being drawn for thirty days
r osT-oN THE 9TH INSTANT. AN EMERALD CROSS
II hreatIiH. The finder will be literally rewarded
leaving the at d. T. Lanman Co.'s CO Water street
r osT-oN SATURDAY, CoLoRRD BOY NINE
IL years Of Had blue pair Of pantaloons black
coat and brown striped His ID James Sanders
Any information will be thankfully received by his
Please call at No. Y Thompson street.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

NEW YORK HISTORICAL soCIETY.-CoURsE OF
ieetpIes,isS2 the benefit Of the Fire Proof
Building Fund The tenth lecture will be delivered Me-
tropolitan Hall Wednesday evening, June Ist by the
Hon. Edward Everett of Massachusetts, The doors will
open Mt o'clock the lecture to be delivered eight
o'clock Tickets fifty cents Tickets may be procured at
Appleton Co., 300 Broadway; c. s. Francis Co., 252
broadway; Evans Britain. 697 Broadway at the Library
Rooms In the University. and at the door.
AUGUSTUS SCHELL,
FRANCISL j.. HAWKS, Committee.
GEORGE ii. MOORE,|
VERY INTERESTING LECTURE AT THE BROAD
way Tabernacle, Monday, May 80. sabject-Progress
and Bgotry Remarks Lectures of o. A. Brownson
d. and T. D. Niece. The subject opposing DIR. Brown
and such Catholic advocates 1t is interesting
.ause the lecturer, Rogers "a young resident Of
Maryland has been educated in Catholic colleges in which
he the highest honors especially speaker Some
% cents only, ut the door. Lecture at O o'clock.
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Miners and Families-Dr. R. HAAS formerly professor
Thnna and late chief surgeon in the Hungarian army
medicine chest with fifteen bottles Of the effective
medicines including preyentves against congestive
aud phus eyers Gld cholera Also remedies for the
tsn Of epilepsy govt scrofua diseases Of the hsa
Ae with book Containing in plain langu all that
and 80 that every one can become his own ply
according to size which will be sent any part Of
UDinn. All doubts dissolved gratis
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WIVNDuC Cx-
cepton reservation the very best
Of pulled dyee Equally celebrated ia Gnurauds Medated
Soap for curing pmpes reckles saowness chaps
&c Poudre SHUTTLE upIoots hair from Of the
body Liquid Rouge. Lily White, and Hair Gloss
Walker street, near broadway.
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233 -Eatchel0r's Celebrated IIaIr Dye and
wig factory Is removed to No. @ Broadway opposite the
Park foun ain Bachelors we'll
all who patroniso him that they DO better
supplied with the articles he deals in
tnLLshmppt In he world.
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THE TRADES. &C.

REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THE NEW
IA York Printers Cooperative Union will be held their
rooms Is East Broadway this evening" at eight O'Clock
The officers provided for by the constitution will
elected and other important transacted order
JOIN A. SMITH, Rec. Sec.
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supporters intrumens for and weak spine club
feet knock knees bow legs ankles also elastic stock
Igs for enlarged veins Of the leg elastic knee caps for weak
Of the knees, at No. IL Ann street.
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FkFn1OVNI -buCMNhHhS Dye NnO WIZ
anufa ctory removed to 1876 Broadway Walker
street where his being airy and well the
of his business ladies and gentlemen will always
End prompt attendance and satisfaction guaranteed His
wigs to be of the best material and workman
ship and his hair dye which DC surpassed will be
applied at all hours.
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ScrafuIn. Rheumatism. Cont. .xc.-Hxatf,

ScrOfulO, Rheumatism, GOut, &C. Hyatt's
Life Basam will moot assuredly the these
and other diseases flowing from great mpurty Of blood
The Hon j. D. Fowler lSS Stanton irect
tbs torturing disease His feet and limbs swollen
twice their natural size and he unable for
walk He perfectly cured by Bassn Mrs Burton
Ia Eldrdge street This lady suffering from scrofula
for years until life became ntolerabe
had consumed the flesh to the bones and skull She
cured in month thousand equal to these have
tsen published in the Herald and Sun. You who arc
afflicted, to the above named parsons whose
published in with the Life Basam
will be satf.d that cannot fail when taken
Ing to directions Principal depot, 346 Grand street. 75c
per bottle Elk for 81 Also for sale by " Clickener
Co. Il Barclay street. agent for Brooklyn Mrs. Hayes 75
Fulton street.
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REFRESHMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSONAL.

Personal.
INFORMATION WANTED-OF R0sE ANNE LEE,
eyed twelve years She was sent home about six weeks
been heard of since She is stout built brown hair and
fair espplcxion Any respecting her viii be
eighth street Third avenue second foor front
INFORMATION wANTED-OF JOHN PINE, AGED
H. from Fermoy, county Cork, Ireland. Left Cherry
ard h.t not he.n heard of since Any information Of him
viii he thankfully received by his mother ANNE PINE AZ
Mary Barry's, 70 Roosevelt street.
I'm. o. X, WHO ADVERTISED FEW DAYS AGO
in tie Herald for board where there were no other board
ers and called on lady last Friday evening and was in
cc-ce, he will End a note with full explanations.
.---------==------------
wAN TCsag.
u Match for $500. Mile heats best in e, in hsr
niston names b. m. Lady Orange of NewLurg.
Union. COURSE, L. I,-TRoTTING.-oN wEpNEs
- day June z. three o'clock, p M nursc and stake
NAMES b. & pet W: q. Abrams 8. oRicns;
e s' WsoS l9 Ia spS sesoS N Nessa
m Boston Girl Extra teins Of cars will leave
sS ss" sT HSso ae snc ssy g csa st. sss
will also leave Williamsburg hourly returnng
'"' 'P0' Join enf KY FSsrsr
MISUNDERSTANDING PARK COURSE, PuILADEL.
phis-The celebrated horses the fastest earth, Mac
I've pndei asd world Mao
run e. Taeooy This trot which vas postponed in
eonseqaen,e q tie weather viii positively place on
June it, match for 81 COO two miles and repeat In har
James Ham mel names b. Frank Forester George
June ttb 81 OOO heats best three Eve,
10 harnesf William Woodruff names q iaeony William
June 10Th, mstc.sSooo two mile heats and repeat, in
fsrnesa; James nammcl nance Frank Forester Sam
JOSEPH JEWELL, Proprietor
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No, friend-you crazy Am ~ just my On
guent 1t will force the beard strong and Ink
uIsn in Elk weeks and will not stain the skin Try
it, and be convinced of its One dollar BOTTLE sent
to any part Of the country Sold by r. G. CIR AHAM No IS
Ann street. and all druggists.
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no MISUNDERSTANDING COMPETENT SUR
yeyor apply, by letter to box $685. Post Office
two days, stating where an interview may be had.
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THOMAS BLAIR, Secretary.

WATCH SPRING MAKER wANTED.-A SUPERIOR
w workman with considerable experience in the most
important branches of the business and otherwise roa.
BILE character The highest price will be paid and
nent situation given to suitable person. Apply to W. H.
w., No. Isl Broadway, up stairs.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-TWO FIRST RATE
watchcase makers Apply at l05 Nassau street,
ncr of Ann fifth floor
WANTED-A GOOD CARPET UPHOLSTERER; ONE
w that would like to learn curtain workwill find per-
manent ,ituaon by applying al GIG Broadway None
good carpet man need apply.
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CRYSTAL PALACE

CRYSTAL PALACE.-THE BUSINESS OF A REsTAU-
rant and confectionery already established in the
vicinity Of the Crystal Palace could be adat
eeouty increased by additional Any person having
81 0C0 invest could be well assured hand
come return. Address r. +. s., box $50 Post Office.
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VTTANTED-A RESPECTABLE BOY, Is OR I6 YEARS
w of apprentice to the chasing business;
that has knowledge of drawing preferred. Good
ferences required. Apply TO L. f. Cloves S Broadway,
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CAV GRINDER WANTED.-A GOOD, STEADY MAN,
- who has been used to grinding circular and long
hear Of first rate chance by applying to
WIN. JESSOP SONS, 81 John street,
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A SCoTCHMAN, AS
gardener coachman and gardener best of
given Address personally, by note Scott at J. Bucha
mans florist, West Seventeenth street.
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DAPIER MACHE.-wANTED, LADIES AND GEN
temen, in the city and country. should kaow that
Messrs HART DUDLEY have opened their and
studio at m Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hotel where
art and dealing in all descriptions of fancy and papier
mache goods of the most elegant styles which affords
slant lucrative and delightful employment to oil who de-
sire it, at their residences when learned For particulars
apply at the store.
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makers dentists electro Bromnc iodine, hyposui
pbide Soda best English nitrate sront and bayta
ehorato of potash zae oxides of uranium, cobalt and
anthony tin and suboxdc copper polishing
putty for glass and marble poishers pstn in plate and
cyanide potassium sci FOR Thorns extract copava Wen
lime, oxide gold English sponge TIL dis
injecting liquid beache shclla ulphatc ammonia acids
TO-, for sale hy -
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FOR that Italian article is reduced to hings
shat rich and it, 1t fails in curing
eruption, Impes salt rheum, &c. and making the most
coarse yellow skin white clear and fine IT'S line shaving
SOAP too Depot removed to 6l-mnd 81 Walker street.
Lily white only shilling