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Ga Saturday. a gentleman who attended the
Ma,dsi meeting on Friday evening in New
York, sent the American Bible Society check
aor ten Thousand dollars, TO aid in giving more
extended circ ula,ioa 10 III" Bible.
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NEW ConNIssi0N HOUsE.-The sub

NJ EW COMMISSION EOUSE.-The sub
L scrioers have entered into partnership under
tee firm Of PENDLETOE IL BROTHER, for the
Transaction OF It!e Commission business in TOBAC
CO, COTTON and PRODUCE GENERALLY and
have taken Warehouse No. 100 smiths Wharf
Nd.
r. w. PENDLETOE,
P. P. PENDLETON.
Baltimore, Angus: Sth. 1859.
References:
Hugh Jenkins u Co, Baltimore
+. w. Bruno s. Sons DO.
VIM. Wilson & Sons, do.
Edwin WORKMAN - Co, Richmond.
Archb'd Thomas 81 Son, do
Hugh w. Fry, do.
Rhodes & OgIebay, Bridgeport, Ohio,
John Creigh, Cincinnati
Gordon & Co., Louisville.
w. II. Bsrtless, Charleston. S. c.
Otis J Chafee, do. do
James Mccullough Pittsburgh.
Brown & kirkpatrick, do
L. Chafee. no.
d. Lamb, Esq, Cash'r N. w. Bank, Wheeling.
S. Brady, Esq, do. Mer d Mech do 10.
James K. Baker, Wheeling
Josiah Sibley, Hamburgs, 5. C.
Henry A. Schroeder, Mobile, Alabama.
L. Gaines, New Orleans
yp6y
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NOfiCE.-The subscriber ia ro---o-.--------
store from the corner Of Cary and 20th s,r.s,
20 'he corner OF Cary and Virginia streets Al, a.
oeiow the Columbian Eo,el, where he wi, -
p'eased to See bis frie1ds and customers. va "s
JOHN a. ROBINSON
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Tickets $50, halves TO, quarters D
Certificate of package of wholes $500, halves
1870, quarters 65
Orders for tickets in the above, or any OF the
Maryland Lotteries, will be promptly attended to
if addressed to RFRANCE q CO, Managers,
OrCW PURCELL,
isTo Richmond, Va
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Rev. Vernon Eskridge, q. 8. n.

PORTSMOUTH, VA, August b. I95i
Mr. E Boush-Dear Sir: While am in general op-
posed Potent Medicines candor compels to state
that have great confidence in the virtues of Hamp-
toms Vegetable Tincture For several months past
have used it my family and in dyspepsia loss ap-
petite dizziness and general debility, with entire
cess. So far my experience extends therefore, |
take pleasure in recommending it to the afflicted a.
safe and efficient remedy
am, respectfully, yours.
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l,BEGsllCALS AND fHA kMACEUTI.
u CALS-Acid: peuz0i;
Acio: CitFlc Acid: H 5drocyanic
soc d. fhOsph8s. CaIcls fhuapbss
Ammonia Pdosphss. iron BY Hydrogen
Hydro subiimed Calomei
Pill Hydrg: H4rrlngs; Creasote
Sulph: FerIi Pur:
Lee: sulphurs, Argent Nit (Chryatsl tand Sticky
Argent Lodd:
Argent Oxid: Mig.
Syr lodid: Fern
Morphie Sulph:
Do Acct, do Murias, Collodion
Received and tor sale by
J. B. WOOD,
IA II Late GApnnr & Who'd
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COCKS AND HANK Er-.-

COCKS AND BLANkET.,-
~ $40 twiiied Blankets tor seryapts
400 heayy Mackinsw do do
ned blankets, y 10 Is 4, some very soa
Wool Socks, extra large .z.s
Whise' red ana yellow Fiaunels
Plaid Linseys and heavy Sa;tinet.
The attention OF purchas.ys is invi,aS
CHRISTIAN & LATHRop
80 Main street.
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10 IoBAC lbs large, gu
Il perior Tonqua Beans
80 bottles English essential Oil Bitter Almonds
$50 d. best Chinese Oh Cinnamon
200 do Oil Bergamot, Cloves and Aupis
500 lbs Mace, Nutnegs, Cloves and Spice
$40 lbs CagdsnOn, Fennel and Aunis Seeds
AGO lbs best iqdid Storax
$50 lbs Gum Arabic, Turkey
80 baskets Sweet OIL
Branding Paint aid Brushes
We make splendid crimson, green and blue
o'ending rant for ooxes and cases. which mas given
CREST satisfaction
We eel al the above articles as low az thew can
be had anywhere, and the quality warranted for
sale by BENNETT q BEERS
u II Druegists Main street.. Richnnnc Va
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The Ericsson BREATHISG SHIP.-The I'M
iial nip OF this noble vessel, TO which We have
already alluded as complete Il Trrm, h
Be could have been desired, Between the
points where the line of trial lay, which are
those usually selected by the steamers for their
nial uips, the Ericsson made fair steamer
speed, doing her twelve miles an hour with
ease. Considering it was the first trial, and
that trul ia the face of predictions of failure,
not sparngly made, the result was as con-
Sounding 10 skeptcism as it must have been
.briIlingIy satisfactory to its friends 1t was
IN imposing sight 10 witness a ship 260 feet III
length by 40 feet breadth of be am. and capaci-
,n,ed for 1900 tons burden, moving rapidly
and gracefully down the buy. without sail, or
a sign Of motive power beyond the revolution
Of its wheels. No smoke pillars nor clouds
Of vapor betrayed the mighty breathing en-
riAe. which, pent in the Ericsson's hold, ena-
uIed her TO
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.wak the waters like a thing OF life"

Beyond question, we think, this discovery
Of Captain EricssOn's is The most important
one OF modern times. To the commercial
world lis value cannot be Over-esiima ed
Caloric ships may rot al the start outsirp or
even equal steamers in speed; though the
" Ericsson" is no proof of this, for it might
have been constructed with one third more
advantages in point OF speed. The object in
This initial ship, we take it, was to compass
fair speed and u corresponding share Of all
she advantages proposed, in vessel of the
mos, reliable character. This has been done.
and while the Ericsson will crowd close on
our steamers in point Of speed, she will easily
ous,rip sailing crait. In connection with this
sTin,nph, look at the cost Of caloric power,
compared with steam. The Ericsson will
consume six tons of coal in twenty -four hours,
while Collins sie0mer consumes from so to
IS tons in twenty-tour hours. Also, that in
she caloric ship. explosions OF boh-rs, etc,
are simply impossible and out OF the question.
N. Y. Mirror.
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a. Mc h kIDE AND BANNAN
oNHORSE SHOEkS, having conducted their
business at their old stand. next door 10 Hapan's
Coach Factory, ON Franklin street, for the last five
years, hnd themselves compelled to leave il. They
have built and fitted upa very commodioas shop
between Franklin street and the Central Depot on
Union street just below their Old stand, whef they
solicit the patronage of their friesds and the pub
lie, assuring them that il due diligence and tho
rough acquaintance with the anatomy OF horses'
feet-whlch enable them to perform their work ac-
coroing to the law of nature-vz: by fitting the
shoe u the foot and not the foot To the SHOE will
avail they teel cnnrdent. Of success ja8-l2t
's,O THE PUBLiC.-Those who desire to
smoke good Cigars, mud them at J A
HARRtNGTON'S, importer, wholesale and retail
dealer in Cigars, Tobacco, Snuff, Turkish Smok-
Ing Tobacco, Pipes, Canes. Cigar Cases. &C. | am
receiving weekly, large inv~ces OF Cigars of fine
quality, and fattsr my self that can sell cheap
and on acc0mmod 4ting terms 81 any house in
this Northern cities; liberal discount - cash
dealers, at the cheap Cigar and Tobacco Store
corner Vi 10Th and Main streets, sign OF the Scotch
Solder.
JAMES A HARRINGTON, Tobaccooist.
P S-Orders thankfully received and promptly
attended to- Goods sent to all parts OF the city
free of charge. is 8-6t-
NOTICE OF IMPOhTANCE.-A | am
l " very desirous To sell out my stock Of Dry
Goods this mouth will Cffer great inducements;
and as have determined 70 discontinue the Dry
AT the counter previous to selling at auction /,
will be to the interest OF the public 70 give
early call, and secure bargains
WmJ SWORDS,
225 Broad street
N B-Ailliuery and Fancy Goods selling OF very
cheap. las
hisSOLUTION.-fn copartnership here
IL tofore existing between HENRY and JOHN
c SEAFER, under the 1rn and style of Henry
Shafer IL Co. was by mutual consent dissolved the
LIST Of January
The business of the late f m will be settled by
Henry Snater, at their old stand, No l03 Maia
St Get. HENRY SHAFER,
ja7 JNO SHAFER
AIR. A. W. KAPP's PATENT GOLD
w PEN-The i.iioWing is the certificate OF Mr
A DuntoB, Pro essor of Pepmansbip and accom-,
p ished penman OF Boston, Massach useits
SIR Wn Rapr-Dear Sir IL have tried your
Gold Pen ard had IL possesses advantages over
ether Gold Pens, viz: In the hsst place IL holds
usDre ink IN the second 1t mas the eIsst iciry OF tn
OuiL; aud this too, without bcing to the great in
Convenience OF rnenoingit- Those persons who
are ia the habit OF using the auia pens viii md
mr Rspps God Pens superior 10 any oth sr now In
vogue A X DtySTo..
FOR sale BY the only authorized agents
GEhkET a. JAMES
- - -. Eagle Square
COCKS AND BLANkET s.-
~ $40 twiiied Blankets tor seryapts
$40 neayy Mackinaw do do
s nsu Blankets 10 Is 4, some very ias
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Y ALUABLE FARM FOR sAI-F-Y

uALoA BILE FARM FOR sALE,-We
Uner Tor sale, very attractive Farm living on
the old Turnpike leading TO the "Short Pumn y
containing l2o acres one halt cleared the balance
we'll wooded, and improved in an exceIleit mar,
ner, both IS TO tue dwelling and al nesdful ON.
nonses as well as orchards excellent fruit: and
naving the farther advantage OF having had he
tween 40 aud % bushels Of wheat seeded on it last
tall immediate possession may be had For
terms, apply to US. TOLtR& COX
ia III G. .narot -,
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I'VE UBJ ELI OF ADtk RTI-IN.;-
I'to let the public know where the rheanss,
goods can be bought AID 1t is a we'll hnnser r..
that JACOB LEWIS selling the cate ;, bar, ans
IA his city Mousshue Delaines, good stvlss
&C. rishest styles all wool desines, so en-. 10 nm
yards aelaine. all coed patterns to IS ct French
r'eh figured and plain dress 81 ks ~ o. oo
sTaoroiaersd and plain Grape Shasls 50 ~ Nv
shu TslveT 'iaiEes and Sacks great narps1ns
SUPERIOR BED Blankets, 'seiIes 5rs ~ 1'ns'
sSee.,n ana pic" ease Linens IagCat,n
msres ana V1s plo" case Cottons Coths, Csss
ment. for 49, 80 eLr:i and collars under gar |
sd A ,b gu ;h as herseys Lnss, heavy csssns,
,.I loo .ges' lot Gi Negro blankets IN ,h,s 81
bargains 9'' ~ oe sold at g6eRl |
i.II 'acoS "A. LEVY, cheap cash s,orss
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NOTICE.-The undersigned members OF the
~ stone cutting company known under the style
OF Jehn w. Davis & Co, do hereby notify the pub
lie that John Williams has been appointed agent
OF the said company, with power to contract In tner
name and in ther behalf for the use of quarries for
supplying stone and foe work to be done by them,
and he lie also authorized to receive money due to
the company No other person has authority to
transact their business or 10 receive their dues.
JOHN WILLIAMS.
GEORGE RAY.
WILLIAM QUIGLf.
i,il-6,. ROBERT PUAT.
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| 80 bales atJaI prrIschr A K W1t--.,ore
---1 " s4ie JOHN w WRIGHT.
~ LEo.--5J bb!s .sorthern Appl :, ,s,ivlng
-- iof saie WM. TAYLOR.
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NOTICE.-I nave given notice OF my WITH
drawal from the above named C mpsny, and ia the
meantime iLform the public. that the appointment
OF John Williams a, agent of the said company has
been irr, gularly and Illegally made, and do not
hld myself liable for any OF his acts as such, either
in making any further contract, or receiving any
money Tor the company | am ready to settle all
debts heretofore contracted By ne as supeEinten-
dent of the company.
10 II-5.r John w DAVIS
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iva CnH NL :" DoONS AMI FAI ms
I've The Knight OF the Silver Cross, $1,000 tale
by Edgar w Davies, Jr
Paolina, or the Sybil of the Arms
pit kyd, or the Wizard of the Sea, by Prof II
Irgrsham
MinIie's Drawing Book, for selt-instruction third
number
Second number Of Barnuu's Illustrated News
G!easons Pictorial Drawing Room Companion
For sale ut SMITHS
ia7 ODposite American Hotel
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II AND OTHER BLANK BOOKS.-NAsH d.
WOODHOUSE have just had made up, superior
Blank Books fog merchants use. The paper and
binding rea ~ superior. They will be sold low.
~ Books to special patrons made to order of
the oest materials sud in the durable manner
Drafts, Bills of Exchange, Bills of LadiDg Eegotia-
bic and Promisory Notes. and the best Stationery
can always De found at our establishment.
de 30
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I AREE MAATEL 1.LAssES.-The .u..
- scrioef viii receive fhs last of this week
large Case Of splendid Ornsmsnted Large Mirrors
10 "hc' he ealls.,he attention OF all. Call soon
aaa examine, al No ia, West Main street.
j. ~ J. D. B. EVANS.
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11EhCU sSlOS GUN CAPs.-tve have iust
received a further supply Of best 6 d. and 10.
giish Percussion Caps, for SAFE at lowest prices.
w. 5 IL q. DONNAR,
jail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-01
The Black SWANS Concert.

The "Black Swan took her first public fight in this
city last evening" in coucet given by her at Metropol
tan Hail. The occasion a novel and interesting
and novelty is the thing needed to draw crowd
here, the consequence that the hall was densely
tkronged The audience however. could hardly be de-
scrbed fashionable the ladies' being very considerably
in the minimum However, the deficit in matter of fashion
amply made for in numbers and it easy to see
from the good humor depicted the counenances Of ALL
that the matter looked upon decidedly the best
Joke Of the All birds of the same pumage as the
@Black Swan were very arbitrarily excluded from the
gathering notice in the advertisements and bills par
tculary calling attention to the arrangement that no
coofed persons would be admitted TO the concert
provision was made for their aceomm odation.
The Swan" on making her appearance on the plat
form, most vehemently applauded and seemed
herself to be little nonplu ssed by the unex.
pected warmth of her reception. She was timidly
led forward to the front of tho stage by a little
afraid TO touch her with the tips of his white kids
and kept the Swan at n respectful distance if she
we're sort of bped hippopotamus The audience
laughed ut the attitude Of tho gentleman usher and still
appauded with all their might. At length complete ST.
Hence established to catch the first notes of the
Swans music as he sang the ballad "Sweetly DER my
stealing Her natural sweetness of voice at Grst
attonished and captvaed her hearers but as she pro-
ceeed the defects Of her execution partly caused we
think by want of confidence became apparent: vet still
she concluded amid universal applause Again she came
out and sang the English version of the "Brnds from
'Increza Borya""Come let us he happy together: and
tn hs she e,hbied the wonderful compass Of her voice.
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"Double Entry Elucidatedo-A simple. RAJ

tonal and scientific exposition ofthe principles
tce OF bookkeeping by b. Foster and Com
mercal Teacher Just published, and for sale at the
thors Class Room No. 7 Broadway Price ST. Post free.
From the London rmcsMr. Foster teaches
mot By drilling the Learner into snt
doing OF about to do The science is laid down with clear
ness and Ferspcuy the rules plain comprehensive
ard unerrng and the whole illustrated by eample
that any person understand the system and TO
unrayel accounts however complicated to keep his
Journal Of Commeree-This treatise bookkeeping We
take to DO the best extant for not only does Mr. Foster
hbt large amount Of practical experience and
Of countnghouse exigences but also highly educated
mind and much literary capacity The latter quality
enables him TO enbcdy his arguments with wc
az perspicuity. From the Monthly Revew-Mr Fosters
treate deserves and will obtain patronage tho com
and useful work the subject that has under
QVr critical or personal inspection. From the Baptist
Guardian- the simpfcaton Of that which has hitherto
been deemed intricate be desderatum readily give Mr.
Foster his need Of praise His plan Of instruction will be
originality From the ssntneMr Foster has 50 happily
eucidated the science that boy OF common
sense can understand the system We say system, but
intended for commercial pursuits not to
detand We certain this book in many
hands From the Economist-To say that bookkeeping
not be learned except absurd
that cannot learned except by visiting the
countries of which would have knowledge, astro
except by going to the stars 1t Is in fact to
that there Is such thing general principles. Mr..
Foster makes the science at acquisition and
interesting.
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nlsam Is the ain remedy for the
these and all diseases flowing from great mpry Of the
tlood 1T cured Mr. c. NJ Franklin 1853 Eldrige street,
after he had been severely afflicted with rheumatic pains
unable get out OF bed without assistance.
1T cured Mr. r. b. Holly II Market street. Of dreadful
case crofua tor which he bad been treated in the New
York Hospital six months and then pronounced ncurabc
IL has cured thousands OF equally desperate which
tyc been pull ae IN tLo Herald sum- ard otaer papers
Depot 30 Grand street. Price 10 cents per bottle
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Oysters Oysters! Oysters !--Do,vning, Of 3
Broad street has now on hand at his old establishment
choice oysters and terrapn Saddle Rock oysters and
Covee, DC. THOS. DOWNING, No. Broad street.
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The faculty Of pereeyns a. glance the style Of hat that
JAMES OF the prescott Hat store that rendered
them exceedingly popusr with their customers II YOU
really superb hat for the low price of 81 get
their establishment the of Broadway and Spring
street.
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The PInce where Every MINI con p rncurn

set of we'll made well tng shirtsnot the sIop work with
Which the market lie Hooded but shirts made
fer their laor the place have s1id 10
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posal has been submitted to the
tent and reliable gentlemen to examine aud
cases that the COMMITTEES feel warranted in countenanc
snee the facts developed that he cure
with the Nervous Antdote without charge
outward visible diseases Of all the afflicted
visit the Worlds Fair from part Of the Union All such
complaints be and known cured, such
epeptic hs ST. vius dance; sgue spasms, rheumatism,
asthma cough erysepelas and the first
OF consumption DC. &c This is done with view OF
yincing the world Of the Of this discovery
OF ycve magnetism IL having been proved by public
cument and evidence to have stayed the ravages
sumption from seventy to twenty this city
The above proposal submitted by Theodore Sedgwck
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Invigornting co,vliai'-Professor Morse's In-

MIGRATING Elixir Cordia-The eighth wonder of the bo
TAME vcrid-Cure of nervous diseasesNo language
convey adequate idea Of the immediate and almost mi
raculous change which it occasions in the diseased dei
tated, and shattered system. Whether broken
Down by weak impaired by sickness the
unrung and relaxed organization M at braced
viyfed and built The mental and physical symptoms
OF disease vanish together under Its influence The
tccring, trembling victim Of depression and debility be-
comes man. lie stands erect, he with firm
step his mind which previously sunk in gloom of
almost dotic apathy becomes bright and active
and lie forth refr.eed reneAted and of
visor to his accustomed occupations Nor is the effect
temporary. On the contrary tho relief is permanent
the cordial properties of the medicine reach the coustu
tion itself aud restore II to its normal condition c. H.
RING general agent the United States 1872 broadway
Sold by druggists generally throughout the United States
1t is put IN pint bottles with the words DIR Aorse
Inviyorating Cordian blown In the glass Price 81 per
hotto two bottles Eve bottles for 2 and 81 Dozen
n. B.-InportaEt advice accompanying each bottle.
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Green Turtle. First Of the Seasonal very
fine young turtle will be served to-day Soup ready at
o'clock. p. b. BAYARD.
n B-Families supplied by sending orders No. State
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way Prince street has opened his stock spring
and Summer goods expressly selected in glasgow, London
aud Paris, for his stomerf vizImerck lace jackets
and dres Musquetare sleeves nfana broidcrie ole
CANT Vaenciennes lace, Empress Eugene collars honey
moon petteoats, &C., &c. making In all the most asive
and elegant assortment of novelties that have
Tered to the patrons Of the broadway trade.
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Matrimony-ThOAc Ladies and Gentleman
who received their money back from the Matrimonial ALI
from the fact Of upwards Of $40 mem
bers being then unanswered will be admitted but in
every letters will be only post Office fashion
all In turn. Address before, Mrs THEODORE F. SAND
FORD, Post Once.
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beautying hair world produced attention
o~ns e the
sssa is s IL ii
casee Of the most pleasing and satisfactory characer
ssssa 'sss K tas
If
mp stairs. D. s. BARNES, Proprietor.
CrIstadoro, In asserting that his Hair Dye
or ait 70 a black s
sy Of s psoSe M
trial Sold at No Astor House ''e'~'D' y "A't"A'
pouraua's Liquid HAIR Dye Ia. without ex-
Of puned dyes Equally celebrated Gcurauds 1edicated
Sss hS Iss K Ssss 1 White And Hair ''
Hair Dye.-BstcheIor's Celebrated Liquid
har dye yet discovered for coorng the hair
wnskers the moment is applied The wonderful and
xrs sI .is sssoay No. Fl :s Applied
PhaIon's Magic Hair Dye, to color the
r. s. Th as SKIN the It sn 81 rshss 1s
., . sss 1. PM hn a VS. d T..s.y npsa 81
Is Nicholas Hotel. and BY druggists generally.
Hernia IcHectuolIy Cured by Marsh's newly
.nse given % those who have been Taaio.liy cured,
evening. MARSH Il Co., No. "a Maiden lane.
Marsh & Co.'s Improved Elastic Suspenuer
shoulder brace, for expanding the chest and preserving
symmetry Of form-adarted to men, aud ohdrcn
abdominal supporters, ladies' sustaining and COMPRISING
belts. Of the most approved patterns.
MARSH Co., Ne. "a Maiden Lane.
kshalon's Chemical Hair Invisoraror, IN
badness and TO hair that has fallen OF
thin, and to fcurl dandruH invest IL
sith brilliant goss and permanent curl for sale At I
n o7 Broadway under the ST. Nicholas HOTEL and all the
trns stores in every city.
Wigs and Observation-Disclosures New Style
Of wigs the most perfect imitation nsture
invented Those wanting superior article should
call Mt BATCHELORS celebrated wig factory No. Wall
street where be found the largest and best
IN the city. Copy the address,
The Greatest Discovery of the Agc.-No
remedy be purchased equal TO DR.. Tobias Venetian
Linment for the of dysentcry collie sickness
Group chronic rheumatism toothaehe throat coughs
cuts burns, old pains in the limbs chest back
IL IL doc not give relief Will he returned Price
% and 30 Dir. Tobias Eminent pint
warranted cheaper and better than other the
ofeolic swelling seraches gals, cuts bruises old
&C. Price 20 For sale by the druggists throus
tie United States. Depot, $40 Greenwich street.