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ga5- FoR AssocIArE JupeE OF TIE SUPREME

CoUkT-Ws authorised GEORGE sTRAWBRlDGE
candidate for the ASSOCIATE JUDGE SUPREME
COURT FOR TIE SECOND DISTRICT composed Of that portion Of
The city above J the NV Canal 70 the Lake, the
rhea q JcfrSon 81 John the Baptist ST. Char ST. James, Assem-
Sion AsunpuO LaaThe Interior TeretoBne, West Baon Rouge
and ueryilG. VCX foPULL les
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at.t- Fnn JUICE OF TILE TnlRp DISTRICT CorR

~" For JUDGEoF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
c. ~ LAhlEspS the JUDGE Of THE
THIRD DISTRICT COUki tho Court which may be Organized
1sgccgcd II. tel7t
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L8-F0R JUDGEoF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
authorized d RAND candidate
The JuDGEslnP Of the FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Of New Or
leans. jana Il
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n Brig SEGurN, Jas. A. Dubel, master, fro


Baltimore IA charging her opposite Me Beol Market %
sgnes Will the receipt Of their freight on the Leyee,
Otherwise will b0 stored at their srpense and risk
mhl5 ]. H. AsHBRIDsE a co. 80 ST, Charles street.
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5a97- FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.-I am a Can
dks,e Judge Of the Fourth ptt Court Of Newoesns
NIB NJ. VI. REYNOLDS.
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.


TT The new, magnificent passenger steamer
~ NJ WRIGHT j. d. cIntl MASTER YlCkSbUG all
intermediate landings THE EVENING ut O'clock positively
SMITH d FIAlisIEli. 80 Poy1raa street.
phl5 TIIEO SIIIJTE ~ Common street,
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GROCERIES,
W BUrTER--600 frkins;
CHEESE-200 boxes Western;
FLOUR-500 bbls md Superfne ST. and Ohio
HAAiS-20 tierces Sugar Cured,
RAlSINS-300 half and quarter boxes MR.
WHSkY200 bbls. Rettifsd NJ nongahela and Old Bour
bon, In and fer sale by
mhla STONE Il WALWORTH, So Tchoupitoulas street.
SUNDRIES-
- PINE APPLE CEESE-4O landing steamship cren
City
B0TrLES-I50 groee Madeira and Porter;
MADEIRA WINE-120 quarter caAks
CLARfT-sOo cases, landing and IN store.
malls For sale by s. WOLFF, Is Camp street,
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lfS- For DISTRICT ATTORNEY We are au-
thoriled to tbs Of p a. "a Attorney couns
Tor at la candidate 81 th d.st Of DISTRICT ATTORNEY Tor
the dstriet in vlse h rfi,l CRISES a-t5 fr u
known By any o,hr dasmnsi ~aa Is lssiars ea A.
fRI
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ISs- FoR DISTRICT ATToRNEY.-HENRY ST..
PAUL Isl candidate the Office. fell
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lsfs" Please announce that JOHN GEDGE will
b. iaEparL.d eanlldae for he JunGEstiP OF THE FIFTH
COURT, tue
i,gs NUMEROUS FRIENDS
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ErG~ H. b. EGGLEsToN is a candidate for
!ubsG or THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR.
LEANS. nhs
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Ru- J. g. PotNnExIER. Superintendent of
The Edsl.sA ipIv-fT a 1sf.Iss ClEHK
% THE FIRST ffsIHtf.T tsfi HF - -
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G1s- Messrs Editors Please announce me ms
Candidate CLERK " Tg THIRD DISTRICT COURT NEw
ORLEANS. FRANCS AOuNEY. mbs
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~ p. S. BIReN is n candidate for the
jUbGEstIP or lie SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
oINS if oter Cur. which might created TO it,
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Efs- For JUDGE OF THE SECOND DISTRICT
C0UErMAR11S BLAcHE candidate for the office Of JUDGE
or TIE SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS or "a
Tho Lo4Ft hAl tnay sarl,ei 1t. fel6 laps
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1as- Ed. Crescent: Please announce that
WILLIAM HALL El VII h supgosd e Tie ece Of JUDGE OF
The FIRST DISTRICT COURT Of NEW ORLEANS tho
u be orsaIgi guessed under the Constitution.
mill YOUNG AMERICA.
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M" For CLERK OF FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
authorized SAMUEL RISK candidate for
CLERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT, whatever Court the
me M ylec 81 angedt to
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zz2~ For DISTRICT ATTORNEY S. TAPPAN
u. candidate for DISTRICT ATTORNEY. mhlite
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George CnRIsTY candidate The office o. the JUDGE
ShIP !IE 1ItTRn DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS,
usy under the ls
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gss~FoR JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT

W. guhorEd 70 state lbHt Judge A. CANONE is candidate m
JUICE OF TIE THIRD DISTRICT COURT or NEW ORLEANS
Ode Court which be substituted 10 il under the Const
hou. fsl6 70
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M" For CLERK OF TIE FIFTH DISTRICT
CouRT.1GEoRGE WASHINGTON LEWIS, the present Minute
Clerk Of the tth District Court Neweans which situation has
hed for The M offers himself candidate for the
csee OF Chor OF said Court whatever Court the
be changed to. fell I'd
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II take the Of the receipts from 23i February
Of the past five years namely 95323 Md present
e would give crop 49, airs 91 bales Now
il not the above Reasonable resultf'
LOUISVILLE March 5Thsr has very general activity
aing in the market to-day the Dry and Grocery houses
considerable though
heavy Transactions The weather clear and cold and The
rising little AND GRAfNThe market quiet for Flour
with small Tep and sales Of light o from at y ~
Round lots offered 20 90 Wheat continues at Com
dull At 30 to 45e Oats 80 s5e receipts are moderate
but buyers the ke quote psrO.cd al 300
to f5 y unchanged, and quo Rio
Coffee % TO 0c Sugar N % 5Hc Plantation Mos 70 @ SOC
y gallon. .FROVGSONsWe small uhes Of Mess Pork
b as. TobACCoThe market active with
90 hhds following a. So
S. 90 as 35 49, S. So as 1874 % - So 50
1913 40 TO- S. u.s. e5, 49, S. 65, 65 So So
sos 79s 90 154 90 TO- 80 90 as IS 70 g. 90
FKEG1SWe quote New Orleans pound feigh
u b jO To Pittsburgh s6 zoe for pound feigh aud Wheeling
ly6S20c for ditto.
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IsJ- Editors Of the Crescent Please an
noinse WILLIAM ,. CksfFi fsts rUERK
OF TIE Third hisI ri q tfrI t9 NeW uELEAas. lis
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Ifs~ Messrs Editors: Please announe VIM.
A. MOTT a candidate CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
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1Es- For JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
RICHARD II. BARKER nndpns JUUGESliIP Or THE
5iIRC DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS
ay f4Frse t unIa the urvst dn- lei te
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Ad ssrvile.
CoTWare - r ri ar ,T ri1y =" H. .h
Ii' OF the SUPREME COURT FROM THE SECOND DIS
arss- Fop Assocr,rp Jrnar op THE srpppyr
for the o AssAE S Vol OF b iPP9R ee e3T
THE FlRST bsfRlCT omposd Of ne aihsa Of PSane
street '''''D y '''''-' iaGJi
r.. -,
slass {, Associate iusTl6E o. THE SUPREME COURT
ne ne fh5i DISTRICT AZ Che election to he held on
is r M91.y Of Apt ss' The FRI District composed q the
-. - =-- - c..
co6Tws are to GEORGE nc TakwnRDeE
1as s. ;' SS All Baptist g. eha 81 h a.
s af el sqpan lA0F Interior l0R b %f foFG i9 s s
cotRTIEs fAYLoR aeaate i tsr The office ASSOCIATE
S 10 y = So9 o. Oh Logis
sceona iiet oogpnsed o. TINT portion TIE city New o.
i'' i'r '1ne' "e'' S".on 80 AID Ier'is' iss 's
zrsy~ Frnsr DIsrRfcr Cornr.--I present myself
the votes o. '' parish 'r.yan, JOHN c. LAEUk mA7
%" I'd. Crescent Please announce that
lIiE Fisf DISTRICT COURT 81 WV ORLEANS or tho coa
MIL 's .. YOUNG AMERICA.
1-p c p,no>, 4; ,;,. g. Al
80 l.. ,. BlRoN is candidate for the
lubGEsiP or TIE SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
AfeA z=
r. -. - -, q So. ~
~ OR JUDGE OF THE SECOND DISTRICT
thu loaFt 'h"' fa'y sa''eei t. 'l6 taps
g-H~ II. b. EGaLEsToN is a candidate for
juice or THE 1IuRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR.
~ .- o.
OK the ,it,r S 20 I,i
THIRD DISTRICT COUR1, may organized
..s..p.. w.. ,,,,.,n, ce,-,,.
e. e os , gWrHE OF Ilh iilD tJ'Ir
sl Coax o & a. a u0d G ~ new ~ c m@ GhAf s Or
-
RICHARD II BAhGER a. at iD s Iu5GHsr OF TIE
.y elesssd il under The new tar-i-sauoa. ai Io
W. A. suibof 70 state at judge A. cHSoSs is eanIiatc G
81 q eoaI IVY l may 5 under ~ HEW new o da
--s--------
MI '' '0''' vac '''' ' ''''' u u REYNOLDS
--7.--- -,
S&f gfic COURT f9s shs @ u n pro-
'sSs' OF me ne" o'"''ano'' A''' NUMEROUS FRIENDS
..r,.. ,-l-5-s-5.=..z r.. n.,,n,,,u c,,.,,u,
'S' jGDsfsF s q District COURT
oreanf' Ian2iu
Ga-FoR JUDGEoF THE FIFTH DISTRICT Court
O. JuDGEsf ofo FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Of Ny O.
~..ro, r,nat. =, nun, F5,=r,5 n,,rn,or r,,,-n.
We anlAga n9sssso LLySGsToN q3ts for he
ORLEANS 'i4 tie
zz75- / r Carton is n candidate for .JrpGE OF
, -, nsr TUd o 1850 & nv oT o . 5 p ",
a q P Ga.s j E9sn win the ih ''da ''
1yss~ FoR DIsrRrfr ArroRvry 8 TAppAN
~ ,,, n,.r,-,-n 1----,,,--,. u,,,,r,. G.
=, - roI ., - NJ al iohNhi or
lgs- For DISTRICT ATTORNEY are re-
quesssd by many nds Of M W A GoBEts
-,
,ss /. a o q. aa p a ao'', %. sle eaa.
Tor At lA' IS nan Ate g. - % Of DISTRICT ATTORNEY ior
known on By any osr aa.mns' ~A IS L-sAaFs ass eA a.
~ 5's ., "a ~ % ,as 81, " e. a-eii.,s - ,Lt.k
-
&c 7. NJ BEhrle. tr past fourteen
lat cdgit ( . -stt.lss = rs a-s r. 81 sHslSD
TO- eAil
~ T,,,,,,s =, 80 -. ill.,.
CLERK OF ms St'fSn uaslEs c.si Ea5u
ao- Editors Of the Cro-oout Please an
or TIE Third hsIR q ,stEl 81 ~" 'ELAAas pli'
nay- Messrs. Editors Please announce me ms
ORLEANS. fRAsois NouSkY Hb'
mn, N D., .. ~, - A.
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1s~ The ship EMMA WATTS, Capt. Dearborn
ELECTION NOTICES.

on ayrr di.ehAsiug orpoHte tho Mint Second District
Cu.nrea are requested to gfi out thtr permits without dclav
milo q. q. BOGEltI co. 10 Camp street.
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E6- Thomas G Tsana h. q can iltate for
CLERK OF ms Sr,isn uslEHl C.sHf. Ezsu
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HOUSE-FURNISHING.

10y g. BR0WER s. CO., ~
MOUSE FURNISHING STORE, IL
CAMP STREET
CHINA GLASS AND EARTHIEN WARE
SILVER PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE
IRON TIN AND WOODEN WARE.
JAPANNEIY, LAMPS,
decT lysp COOKING STOVES, ETC. etc.
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fc- p N BEKrgs 6r past fourteen
years IL piss fl.ll E7at-4 s1s= s=fHs ns
t1st tduft, q 1arl.lsa .Is aEfalN b
DISTRICT CURT. u aa.aasr .s-.ad
aHI
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we'll worthy the atteutioa Of Ill parents sslisitous
for The good rearing Of their offspring.
John 3. Taylor has just published large volume,
entitled THE History of Rhode Island and Newport"
This work Is well got up, giving complete and
Instructive history Of that State from the time il
was first colonized up to the present day. The
author, the Rev. Mr.. Peterson, is entitled to the
highest praise for laying before the public such an
instructive volume.
We have received from the Office OF the Law Maya
zine, copy Of Livingstons Law Register for
1855" containing complete list OF the names Of
all the lawyers in the United States.
Robert Armstrong, OF Washington, has just issued
volume called Obituary aud Addresses on the
Occasion of the Death Of Henry Clay" delivered in
the Senate and House OF Representatives Of the
United States 1t also contains full report Of the
funeral sermon of the Rev. c. M. Butler Chaplain Of
the Senate, July l. 1852.
The same publisher has Issued an interesting
volume, entitled !" Eulogiss Delivered in the Senate
and House OF Representatives on the Life and Cha
racter OF Calhoun, Clay and Webster" piled With
official documents.
.'The Roman Catholic Religion, the Enemy of
Republican Principles" is the name of a pamphlet
published by J. P. Mendum of Boston, being familiar
letters to John B. Fitzpatrick, the Roman Catholic
Bi hop of Boston. "by an independent lrishman"
We have received from the publisher copy of
" Wilson's Business Directory for 1851; "Ger's
Hartford City d rectory for 1854" and the Ame-
rcan Railway Guide for the United States" The
first named directory contains S7,2l2 names Of per-
sons, firms, and companies doing business in this
city south OF street, classified under 1873
headings the trade commerce and professions carried
being sub divided into many dist act branches.
The following ale some Of the principal headings:-
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REPLY.
NATIONAL OBSERVATORY, I

WARRINGTON, July IA, 1868.
CENT EMRN II have the pleasure to receive tho
gifts borne and presented by Captain Morgan. in the
name Of Merchants, Underwriters. Shipmasters,
and others, engaged in foreign trade.'
am at loss for expression, and hope, therefore.
favor to convey in suitable terms my acknowledge
ments for this handsome present. In making known
the considerations which moved the donors to dis
tinguish me with h0n0rs and lavishing kndne ysa
have been pleased in your letter to spe Of and
my labor IN very high terms; and when reo0llest
the men by whom. and in whose Names these things
said, perceive in your words something that Is
gentlemen, in the " well done" Of such men,
The merchants. underwriters. thip masters. and
others for whom you speak, the BY the aid II
whose enterprise, energy and skill, New York has
become the commercial emporium OF this c0ntAents
and the mercantile marine II country the admira
ton OF tue world.
The appreciation. therefore, of such men concern-
ing the value of my labors-and to which they
the best judges-hot only cheers aud encourages
me to renewed efforts but it strcng thens my hands
for good.
thank you. gentlemen, for this help; thank yel
for me and mine; thank you in the name OF my
brother officers and colabOrers in this work Of
cbising the sea and the dir for inor nation that IL
useful to man. We feel that you have enlarged for
us the privilege of doing good.
If an important result have been elected now and
then 1t is tn their patient, perSevering tOsOme aboe
that am indebted for IL. Tney do tho work. whhe
j. ike the priest Of DID, with his oracle merely stand
between the public and them, to give form aad ex-
prs ssion to the truths they elicit.
Recprocating your kind wishes for health and hap
pness, have the honor, gentlemen, to be your vsry
much obliged friend and servant.
W. +. MAURY, U. s. N.
To Messrs. Walter r. Jones and aud others.
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The Gift 20 Science ard Lieut. SIau.y

NEW IORk, July 4, 1893.
DEAR SIR During your engagement at Wash-
ington, superintendent Of the national ohssrva-
tory by the application Of your talent AMI industry
you have furnished to navigation parts Of series Of
wind and current charts, Of great value to CON-
meroe. emitting you to our thanks, and to favor
able commentator Of your undertaking. as an en-
couragement to you to persevere in perfectng IT,
Merchants, underwriters, shipmasters and OtheM.
engaged in foreign commerce, appointed us oon-
mittee to procure and present to you suitable aud
enduring testimonial Of their appreciation OF taS
great benefits the business Of the world has received
from your hands.
In performing the duty with which We were
charged, we have now the honor to present you, by
the hands of Of our number five Thousand dollars
Cf the bonds Of the New Haven and New York Rail-
road Company, and service Of plate. which you viii
please accept from us in behalf OF the donors aad
we accompany the same with our best wishes fur
your health and happiness and an expression Of oE
hopes that you may live long time after your work
Of usefulness is perfected to enjoy the gratitude II
your countTymen.
We are, with great respect, your ob't. servants.
WALTER r. JONES, w. II. AsPINwALL,
EDWIN BARTLETT, RoBr. B. NNrURN,
SIDNEY BROOKS, GEO. GRIswOLD,
4. TILEsTON, A. A. Low,
Il. X. COLLINS, G. NJ. WoL0oFe,
Il. e. MORGAN, J.W. ALsOP.
HENRY GRINNKLL,
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segnrs but only the agents Of Mr.. Yaserose they -
not liable In damages for the non.delivery Of ~
rePars; that the difference between tho market value
Of the segars and the price actually paid should be
anything at oil; and that the receiving back Of tho
money from Gerard 4 Belts was q settlement. ana
resembling of the contract to deliver The Court
beld that Everett Brown were. no doubt, merely
BY the auctioneers was sale for Everett q Brown:
and that nasmuch as neither the auconeers nor the
defendants ever disclosed the name of the princi GAL
Mr.. Vaserese, Everett IL Brown are liable to tho
consequence Of the nOn-devery OF the seRsrs; thas
the difference between the market value Of the segars
and the Price actually paid. must be the rule T.
govern this case; and that difference being twenty
cents per thousand in favor Of Mr. Cook. judg.
ment must be rendered for four dollars and eighty
cents for the plaintiff
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sALARIps-rRA AcADMY.

Mr.. CARY, from the Executive Committee pro
scented report the application of the Instructors
in the Free Academy for an increase OF salary with
the following resolution -
Resolved that the following officers OF the Free
Academy have the following salaries all to com.
mence on the It'll Of September next -
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before judge IngerS0l
July 26-Garrett G. Shufedt, convicted OF forging
land warrants, was to have been brought up for
tence this morning. but the Marshal reported that
Shufeldt was too i'll to be removed, and the sentence
was, therefore, deferred.
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TUE WHNEBAG oEs.-We find the following in the

SARATOGA ann EgwpcRT-TEE DrFPRRgs0g.--
Two hundred and tbiryeight vsiters arrived at
Saratoga Springs on the I'D inst, and twenty tnree
at Newport on the sane day.
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oHture q the complexion, and fine glossy exuoT,nea OF the
hair. hch distinguish the lovely OF tho female
are produced by the Of sgles hoteaons and hyperion
eervst,ve properties Sold by the inventor william oge
No T7 Washington street, Boston; A. g. h ~ sands No
resr, street Rushton Csrs Co.. No 30; Ring, No las
5tsts md perfnmer rs throuahout the world -
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HsiPs Hair Cutting, Curling. sbampooing,
Apd shaving at A. Nassau street adjoining Liberty
Hills hair dye for sale applied Al,o
Hills inallbe opguent for the growth and beauty Of the
hal
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for enlarged veins of the legs elas knee caps spinal
braces ladies' belts and supporters club foot
AID bow leg instruments, with assortment Of ,hdren
t-usaes. at IL ann street, near Broadway.
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Whlskeys In Six vVeeks,-Ycs NV Dnpu,

WHBKe's III SIX "etRs'-fcs, my UnRWtnt
VIII force the bead ache to grow strong
in six weeks without stain injury to the skin al
bottle rent TO any part OF the country. c. G9hHAa
Is Ann street, and all druggists; Brooklyn Mrs Hayes t
Fulton street.
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&c yTRA cav.


YSXTKh Pay ALL u &. NAVY SAILORS VINO
IL frvod in UnteF States vessel In the an
time from 1876 TO is52 can promptS chta,n double
OF sDkARn BISSELL, Agent,
and cas U. 8 Navy, 20 South Villas street bo-
lew WAL.
1ATJORS' EXTRA PAY.-0 FICsaS AND 6EAMnN
~ who served " Trio rave ~actc n 1t - No
son 90 60 ,eo ere snttiss 70 d"ubi" rss Astss =
any OF Ire -tov Tho have 6sd ossittcd - Ne eAzA
AppJ TOP. T. Bats. Agent, " WAN stsssa hsssasaN,
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tho mntera me0ica 10 bined and ia Doctor
Msrsss IpvigoTatg oroisl and IL would require N -
of the ordinary medicines such ss no human stomach coud
coptsip TO emhody half Of the
oxtipg in perfe harmony aae bottle Of this prepa.
ration. For all dseasesapd their legIoa
and for affections o. the stomach toe bowels and the
brain from which those sing m'ladies the Elixir
Coraia aremedy which the frees
be placed Its exhifaratns influence Is wonderful 1t
cheers the eprta csms the mind and superinduccs do
gree OF tranquility in the and brain that is Of sset
an important step towards health The ai Is put mp
highly c,ncnr ted In pint bot les Price -
two for So ak for sla q H. RING Proprietor la2 r ad
"a, Ne- oik. sold ny druggists throughout che United
MATES, Canada anu West Indies
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th- o-s' most desp rate diseases 40 wing fro 40 :. -
puIet Of blood ard The iuJudcious n,rrenrv ia
ynoss sets " std snrseiiy "nro by HPATs no
IL 10 te most potent of all possible purifiers ana .he ~ 80
r,sabe Hhepma tenn, In IT'S most sroaslnr naraxesm
Jeds "a inm diataly ana is cured p0rInanentlv n
eut slweys tahon directed None eouht t6ia
asser on after She oufau9s oorti3eates puhshsd by
THE proprietor Ard 10 Ne at al times At tho prinoip
sepot si6 NIand street Ask, Tor instance Mr. Soyl6r 3n
Gold .treet Brocyn whose rh0ue atsm OF hfte5n
eta oisa vas ptrs by oued Ia f6w weeks hig di,.
ted aud orturtd lmhs osi oreJ 70 tho natar0 Aide
Iofm hH VIZ - hollsy ~ Iarhet st~eet, new York;
I'VE Nuiion ~ slerdys strcoti Mr. Diceev Who taeps
.re IA nnostare of Vail and Nassau str-es e1n
ccring enrt ofsrrofuia thu frightlai cora
weh td consumed h. d. ali 10 tho bone
tnst oafioUs For sale st the inepal derot 2f6
bott,e. ""'' ''''A'S NV V''' ~
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WANIED-by RrspEcrABLE GIRLS. sIrUA.
" tonsi ons as g"ot English cooS and the other 10 do
senorai housev ork vashirg and ironing IN private ia
MY H.a good ty re'erence. call NJ No 10 Rivnstor
days not ergssed- = W - WV
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Hosensrc~'s Worm syrnp and liver Pills

2re to be tho greatest discovery OF the sge
etup - 4ie cure for worms and the pill
tnr hVer =. mpiAipt and ~
be s.sa qsiy ore ne egdo &c Of H. Why will Won then
nurer Nbep he toilo ytng ymptoms appoar Pi3 "
SIC nose, sore eyes Offensive breath sicp nam IN
tbe zoe cA stnmSn, sfnse % somothng In shrSAt
esittrg Of Tothe phlogm u the morning 10
.o,m syrup and liver I',ls will, you II them Then
Oh re " aneh thiog asts Once No 100 North
ftreet, PHILADELPHIA. = Bobepsack proprictor = "
CLICKENEh CO., 81 Barclay street VII H. yayta
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WANTED-BY A Respectable GIRL A sITUA
" ti9n ss ebiiarona maid and plain sewer chamber
maid ADD lire washer ironcT; would like 10 travel
nrap'otabie Indy family ierstsu,s sokaess Has
inc beet Of roerebcs having lived IN Nsw York
yenls obe but trnsp ctabe ftmily need apply Gall
az WENT hrst street. near Second avenue for tnre
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Hair Dys and Wigs -Batchclor's Manu-
hact0ry for these articles Is removed to No 23 Broadway
opposite the Park whore be has the best
the werd for the application Of his famous hair dye and
vate rooms, all on one floor