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BY Letters Patent Secured In ls4s.-Pulver

BY Letters Patent Secured La lS4G.-Pulver
maehers Patent Electric voltac Chains
to be worn under the most wonderful dis
relieve without pain Shock nstantanoously acute
pains, such head, and toothaehe
pains tic dSioresx &C., and BY their mild but continuous
and perceptbe action the body diseases Of years.
ihgsuch govt local paralysis complaints liver
applied with the greatest all those dreadful dis
In children, commonly called commissions in
Of teethng under difficulties and disorders
els They prccptato metals from their solutions deeom
pose water defect the magnetic needle in short show
meLts producing these effects weigh about ounces
be folded up In book awa ready
and will last his lifetime guarding himself
family and friends ngoinst that number Of diseases and
complaints which mild electricity perfectly
complete chain is from 81 s batteries SO 81 So
Incredible may the above facts person o.
easily convince himself beforehand at the depot their
truth The Importance Of the invention has acknow
York and the chains have applied with
in tho medical colleges the City Beevue Wards
Hospitals Brooklyn City Hospital Dol in Europe, by the
Royal College Of Physeinns and Surgeons In by
the Academic Eatonae dc Medecin at Paris BY the Imps
the principal hospitals in Europe.
The proprietors in possession Of testimonials the
same effect from all the above institutions in America
Europe, well Of the most eminent and distinguished
membess Of the profession in both invite
the public to examine them.
Full and illustrated dcsoriptonsone for personal
and for scientific men-with Of testimonials
number Of cases cured In New York and Europe may
obtained gratis at the Office They will be forwarded see
Of postage to part Of the United States to
prepaid Inquiries containing three cents postage stamps
J. STEINERT
No. 56S Broadway, corner Of Prince street.
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In Broealyn, on Sunday, April 8. AUGUST NoRwAp,
late o. o'csnburs, Germany, aged q years and II
The friends and Of the family are rsspec
fully invited 10 attend the funeral from his late resi-
d<nce, Doughty street. Of Columbia this after
noon At two O'Clock His remains win be taken to Green
On Sunday, April 8, Mrs.. AGNES AnKs, widow of the
ne 'S r,ns ,s ana 70 .ns sis yea. Of her
quested 10 attend her funeral this day, at IL O'Clock
noon from - Thomas Church. corner Of Broadway aud
On Sunday April 8, ELIZA vie of Andrew 0Connor, in
the 4cth year Of her age.
Peter OCcnnor Nicholas Walsh and James dempsey are
respectfully invited to attend her funeral this after
noon at 81 o'clock from her late residence, No. 255
Bowery. Her remains will be inferred in the Eleventh
On Monday, April 4, ELIZA wife OF Patrick canavan, a
native OF Newtownforbes Ireland.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral from the residence OF her husband No.
2ss Ninth street to morrow afternoon, AT o'clock with
On honcay morning. April g. of congestion Of the brain
fpkRcx kRsEr son OF James and Mary {. Dorler aged
The friends and acqu4inta nee. Of the family are re-
specially invited TO attend bis funeral his afternoon a.
O'Clock from No. l3l Hudson street His remains win
be taken to Greenwood for interment
On Sunday. April g. Of congestion Of the brain. ELIZA
Randolph, Of this city. sged IA days and 10 hours
Her remains were deposited in Greenwood Cemetery
yesterday.
In Brooklyn, on Monday morning April 4, susAx ELIZA
m younges. dAurh Of Jacob and Maria Harde burg
Dged enc year and eight months.
Her remains will be taken TO Saugertes Ulster Co.
for nterment.
On Saturday April ., SUSAN aged Is months aud 20
days also, on Sunday April ELIZA, aged years and
months infant daughters Of John anil Hannah Cronly
They were inferred in Greenwood Cemetery Sunday
last.
Fare thee well, sweet buds o, beauty,
Stainless spirits, fare thee well;
Ye were too pure and too lovely,
In a world like this &c dwell
On Monday, April 4, at Morristown, N. j. WILLIAM Ne
YIN. aged 80 years.
His funeral viii take place to morning at nine
O'Clock.
On Sunday, April J. SIMON VAN MSS in the 7sd year of
his age.
The friends and relatives respectfully invited to
tend the funeral this afternoon half past two clock
from his late residence No JIG Forsy street. The
mains will be taken to Greenwood for interment
On Monday, April 4, ElIzABnH HAMrs.IY daughter Of
the late Andrew Hamcrsy, in the roth year Of her nge
The connexions and friends of the family respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral at Trinity Church to
morrow afternoon, at half past three O'Clock without
further invitation. No special invitations sent.
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o. nssasy, Apvn 4 b. u Right Rev. Father Laugh
Ian, Vicar 0sssssi, Mr. fnAscB MAcxAxAnA TO Niss a.
On Saturday, April BY tbs Rev Mr. Chslher Mr. Jouy
o. wmsos to Miss Macy Ann Ecr1ros, all Of this city
In Plymouth, N. G.. by the Rev. A. A. Watson. in the
Episcopal Church, Miss MARnA NoRoon BKAsLY of the
.bove town, to BENJAMIN FRAsxIs CoIx, Of Baltimore,
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AT A REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF PRO
"A teetor Engine Company No a. held 1t the Engine
House Monday evening April II, 1885, the following
Whereas, allwisc Providence has renewed our
midst and usefulness Robert McConeque late member Of
this company-theTef0Te be II
Resolved, That sympathse with the widow and chill
kind father.
Resolved That the usual badge Of mourningsfor
thirty days,
Resolsed That the above resolutions be published In the
Herald and Journal and copy sent to the widow
duly certified JOHN McNICOL.
THOS. 0REILLY.
JOHN w. PARKER.
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-Tfstsfs Doulle Eniry Eaedated-A simpIc, rationaI
seisrfe exposition II tbs principles aud practice Of book
kssping Fer sale a. The authors eass No 81 Broad
kesving by drilling the learner into calculating
snne hut by enating h upon and comprehend
hat te IL depg about a. do The science II laid down
Nth esarness and per'rcuty the rules plain
bensbie and unsrhg and the whole 4 illustrated by exam
piss prson may undersana the ysam and be
sis urravtl any q accounts Eewsvsr complicated
n
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Knon james hatters for the mere qualification of
hooking their spring hat IL supcrb in its
ton aud In point evnces the talent and skill Of it's
makers The price OF this truly graceful and spirited
ticle 10 only four dollars. KNOX JAMES the
pretors Of the Prescott House Hat Store Broad
and Spring street door Of Hcller magic saloon in
tbe Clinese building.
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shipsnents fer the received per Atlantic
ssd Asia, - - nrsdevork All ~ which ara
bought With sxsra Discounts and specially adapted for
near by and city Jcbhsra. Also large line % lace
smtrodsrsd goods mpeFted expressly for trade
JOHN MOONS co, No Is Broad street
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MWcOOn NCtIcc THO great sale OF eIeQant
furniture by order Of the assignee at Metropolitan Hail.
Advertised for Tuesday and Wednesday
psned for day of Monday pre-
venting the removal Of furniture the
aad will take place at Metropolitan Halls Wednesday
and Thvrsday 1T 10 o'clock This SALE which will be posi-
I'VE and without reserve VIII embrace one OF the largest
aad best Afsortmens really furniture other
reh house furnishing articles offered auction in this city
for years. X. c. KEMP, Auctioneer.
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world, a KITTY TuReusoS's Sea si,s broadway
saa a Reade Dealers fuppsd frem tsst hands.
shade fana aay climate sud sod lower than
81 ether establishment y, f-StQre, church, and
other arfs shades TsEsd aue lsterea order IN sure
rsor style
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Diamonds ae Impswsang Pvsees.-The s1e-
ssrbsr sssrs for sale diamonds o. lot.
carat Once and salesrsoE 81 Breadvsy esrasr Of White
street or stsirs DAVID RAFT. importcs.
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BxeeAsoe1 0essl ZEN - a D<vs assa vevy
svpses article Country dealers yin Sd shls sAs .sst
qs Per sale, visA seed assortment 81 siash ssohs
paper and sessiessry, BY cARk HICKS, ssseessrss ~
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Knox and the Crystal Palace.-When thou
sands of the usous OF Europe design visiting
Crysta Palace expressly for the of the
hats by halter KNOX Of No. Us Fulton
street. IL he possible that OF citizens will fail
call and examine his assortment His spring style OF hat
y worthy Of all admiration.
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Taelyc-and.n-hnlf Cent DaQus

Twelve-and-a-halr Cent Dagucrreotypcs.-
REES Co. the cheapest picture makers in the world,
With view protect the reputation Of their establishment
from all rival itstors will the let Of Mag next intro
tcec another German Improvement TO take five hundred
Psstures daily 1t the low price Of shilling No $50
Broadway
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only place ~ New York where large and general assort
81 mste and musical instruments be purchased
cheap fer cash Twenty In one location Persons out
~ ovn sending fr article rely on being served as
veil AZ present " NfLLfTT, Importer, 80 Broadway,
Agent for Nattsi Antiaote
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80 Cent Dagucrrcotypes. corner OF Grand
street and TIE Bowery-N. b. REEVES 80 pictures
have never been equAled by means Of mammoth skysh
containing La feet pictures taken in second
ussquaed for beauty and ibh, N. B.-No Is cent hum
tugssry Children and family groups taken correctly
Pictures taken clear cloudy.
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vcrk that coils the hands adss bleaching mtts 60 he
v.rn ~h sswiag sssrns 1tese make the hands
sDn and white Fer sale Bsrran broadway, Hitch.
eeet a lsadesstrs ~ Bro&d~ay AID ~ AT rubber
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~ PoughkesTsie Nest term stu Nay hectatons plead
sngs trial 81 estemEerc orstory 40 Information
= '''''' -'''''s ! W TowLER, President.
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bat hs daily experience Of thousands attest that
Sewing Machines nearly perfect that
defect IN them From the finest linen to leather half
sn inch In thickness they all fabrics perfectly These
machines and their products always eoureousy exhibit
I'D at the principal once 2ss broadway.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

nR. WIETING THIS EVENING, AT THE BROOK
~ Ign Institute, at O'clock lectures
the blood heart diseases to those
ventilation, &e with his splendid collection of mani
cents. -
Mr.. JOHN OWENS WILL DELIVER HIGHLY IN
M terertng and instructive lecture his peroas
ascent Of Mont Blame in the upper saloon of
Building every evening this week Admission 80 cents
Lecture to commence Mt quarter before eight
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:. Many Men OF Many Nfinds., IL nm a,

that will not always hold good GREEN. the well known
shr maker Of No Aston House, has customers and
they all az mind lie appeal to them collective
sad Individually to nhe has dsnrpointe them
. the ttkf their shir's or time Of delivery.
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!, scrofulo, Sc.-Hyatt's Life

Rheumatism, Scrofula, &c.-Hyatt's Life
Balsam the most certain remedy the
and all diseases great purity blood
cured Mr. Trsnkln 5s Edridgs street after he had
bic to get in out Of bed without assistance 1t
E. b. Holly n Market street Of dreadful scrofua
for which he had been treated in the New Hospital
months and then incnrable has thou
sands of equally desperate which have published
il the Herald Sum- and other papers Principal depot 245
Grand street. Price rs cents per bottle.
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DIR. Wheeler, Oculist, receives Patients at
his residence % Barclay street. from A. NJ. T. H.
Diseases Of the matter how long standing
obstinate they may he in their nature
tually eradicated and permanent effected Artificial
eyes for ealc and inserted.
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phaions Magic Hair Dye, to color the
Asr or whskers the moment il s applied without injury ia
re hsn oi ssn; IL IAN be washed Immediately without
rstsiy, or sold st PHALoN'S wig and Tounee manrH
tory ia snc SIT Broadway under the ST Nichols Hota,
a * druggists renernlly eAS'oAs
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the pecpns as the spring by the
smile but is the rust Of December blight
human lungs throat chased away Is the corrodng
damp bright health that dates its chill back
January covered with young life little
the yard which has its medicine in shower to-day and
searching mould that its fungus through crack
Of door, clutches with its esmmy fingers the
your neck chilling velvet skin to cold
you Who are in disgair for shower give
Wis Cold Candy has only been DOING sleeping by
advertising much atey in the confident good will Of its
patrons It's truthful ministrations good
and should be enrolled such being to alleviate
the pumcnic dstresses of climate For coughs colds
honrscness &C. it is everywhere admitted excellent Sold
by Mrs. w. JERVIS, 366 Broadway Zebcr Philadelphia
and by druggists generally, -
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LOOK Fntt IN Inc Fnce.-AH who do will
te compelled 20 admit that without delay injury to tho
teai er hbrss or any unpleasant result CRISTADoRoS
han aye converts red hair TO brilliant LASTING
tac or brown and that his hair relieves the
hair from dandrun and beauties IL long as used Sold at
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Astonishing Facts.-kelllnGers Refined LII
nmcnt Is certain to matter what tho diseass
or weakness either sex His astonishing discovery
trials His magic fluid fails the hair
dreds Of cases can be New York Sold 81 per BOTTLE
81 dozen Depot 20 Pearl street. the Doctors central
depot t. a. 47G Bsoadxay, also Of Ring q
William streets; M. Ward, Close 4 Co., So Maiden
lane Penfold, Clay Co., No Fletcher street, Wheeler
has determined mi to oe1 to foreign mershaats large
made There many fortunes to on its sale in
every city in tho Unon it keeps its old friends
lease all
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Watts' Nervous AntldOte IL n certain and
speedy for neuralgia rheumatism tic doereux cramps
debility and all complaints. II found
eia the refunded 81 bottle; six bottles 81 So
Depot 80 Ann street. door below
part Of the country.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
~o>>>s
Ne SEE THIRD AND SEVENTH PAGES. ga
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
"A lar meeting win bs held at the Repository 81 Broad
eafsh Of Oh Il MOS;
sa es,a fT asm;sa
all H. AEiGs, Secretary.
CLAY FESTIVAL observation-disclosures MEMBERS
Of the sss0esGn upon whom the agent has not been
Of the birth Henry Clay BY Supplying to
be
made before Wednesday inst tickets cannot
% ''''H'' @'' JAS S'i BERRi sFds
COUNTRY MILK.---NOTICE-THE DEALERS IN
country milk requested TO attend meeting Eagle
Thursday evening as eeisst sif'f Pans
soa Ss a 70
Young, Arson Green, executive committee
Mrs. RUTHERFORD HEREBY TAKES OCCASION
n M funeral last Sunday TO the
the
NEW YORK AND MONTGOMERY MINING CoMPA-
viii he e Rts OF The 81 Of s
s srSsr Of sh prsssr le 9Th
NEW YORK HIsToRIcAL socIETY.aTHE REGu,
their II The University Tuesday evening April
a sa5Sssi + fHfS Rss..sSs s::5sss.y
In G. F-The members Of the said lodge ali requested
to attend the next meeting which will be held April at
O'Clock in the evening NJ their lodge No avenue
would o the s
val OF the said lodge the list OF BY order the W.
G. N. l.. vANTINE, Rec Secretary.
NIOTICE-PHHNIXA sSEMBLY No. L. r. o. OF BERE-
~ members Of the above Order particularly
requested to attend meeting Wednesday evening" April
o. at o'clock in their assembly National Hail. Canal
street busness Of importance is to be transacted BY
order Of the w. T. ID. TODD Scribe.
DEv. E. II. CHAPINS CHURCH.-THE PEWS IN
III the Church of the Divine Unity occupied the Fourth
Unversat Society under the charge Of the Rev
H. Chaplin will be rented for the ensuing Monday
that wishing the church apply
time By order of the Trustees.
rINHE LANTERN-NOTICE TO AGENTS, &C., &C.-50
cents each will be given for copies Of numbers 2 G. So
81 49, A. 81 and SO of the Lantern, by applying to Nesrs
BUNNELL PRICE, III Fulton street
TTNHE FIFTH ANNUAL DINNER OF THE AMERICAN
AT THE ASTON HOUSE,
ON MONDAY APRIL H. 1888.
Price Of tickets -; to be purchased only at the office
The association will be aided the occasion by the
Hon. Ogden Hoffman, Hon. John McKeon,
Hon. j: Prescott Hall, $. Draper, Esq,
s. J. Tilden, Esq, G. II. Barrett, Esq.
N. B. Blunt, Esq,
Dinner table at six O'Clock.
II. q. STEBBINS, President Am d. +. A.
F. c. WEHYss, Secretary
TTNION COMPANY.-AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF
~ the shareholders of the Union Company will be held
Thursday, April 7th at o'clock NJ, at No Broad
JOSEPH HEGEMAN, President
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badness and 10 restore hair has fallen On ~
sseoms thin, and TO scurf dandruG or invest II
9TH brilliant CLOSE and permanent curl for sale AZ ~
SO By Broadway under the St Nichols Eo. and all The
ava stcres w every oitr
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ts, dressing combs &cW. J. DAVIS CO., 40 Cortlandt
street have just received the above which
they offer 10 the trade at the lowest cash pricea
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UamOhds, Diamonds The Bubscyibcr o.
selling all styles o. diamond ysyclry at Wholesale and
a a. much less than the usual prices Diamond crosses
from $o0 to 500 eaeh do pins, $50 $500 each rings
- to $500 each do studs S25 TO $500 per bracelets
BLU TO SlC each Also diamonds rnbics emeraids aud
opais unset GEO. G. ALLEN, importer Of watches and
jemeiry, II wall street. second floor, near Broadway
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eueclal Notice % the Ladies' When s.Cousin
Caleb, visited TuttIes Emrorium, No s5 broadway, he
futile himself nesr did a thing
so grateful to the people"
invented the famous BABY Jumper Since
time however futile has introduced tina.
titled greater wonder and must be quite
the ladies' He has inst opened lot 81 most
reticules completely furnished with beet silver steel
furniture 1t the astonshingy 10 price Of dollars
10 worth visit to see them ~ B.-TUTTLE'S Empori-
um, No. 345 Broadway
Opera Glasses, 6pcctaeles and Reading
glasses to suit persona eyes according to the scensns and
practical ruoe Of OPTICS at GoLDBACHEKs sptai IS
tablishment, "a Bowery, between Hester aud Walker
streets Microscopes Telescopes styreoscopes cameras
polyoramas, biographies, dc, &c, always on hand.
n. GOLDBACHER, Optieian.
"A Bowery, between Hester and Walker strsets
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5PIIIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pIrIt Oh uha SN;sc
Franklin recently informed his favorte medium that the
Rev b. Hbbards Pills mot the spurious knd the best
pills in He had suffered from the high winds of tho
upper sphere and these pills had cured him They
had Of all the most respectable druggists
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.sgti.r the best eve. invented Beware
Sosr for curing pmpes freckes sallo chaps rough
& Poudre Subtitle uproots hair from part Of The
body Liquid Rouge, Lily White, and Bsir Close, 1T CT
WAhsr street. near Broadway.
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WANTS..

A N AMERICAN WOMAN DESIRES A SITUATION TO
"A travel with family nurse, to Calil0I MIA any
)ther part. Apply at IS Fourth street.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
CA Az. HGSi-I ON THE 4TH INST ACHEcKo
s 9s rs hS1Hs FOR one hundred
Bohme and endorsed by him. All hereby
ppd the payment thereof has been
TRY GOODS, sTRAYED OR sToLEN;-A LOT OF
sS New Mark BY ss s he N from
sna s asSss r a # I con-
- =. wv " s e6sGsAH Co.
Lexington, KY, March 2ss 1853.
FoUND--A POCKET ROCK, CONTAINING SMALL
tow N sEYGo6R, No. chsslan square .0 > 'pp','s
r osT.-A BLACK AND TAN TERRIER SLUT, WITH
with yIc The n on 0 be say rewarded o %
turning her to No 81 West Eleventh street.
7 .osT-YEsTERpAY. AFTERNOON, ONE HUNDRED
ayes) Will literally rewarded BY returning
them to No. ss Wooster street
T ,osT.-slo REwARD-LEFT IN ONE OF THE SIXTH
o'clock last evening books tied with red tape
papers The finder will receive the above and the
4dt Of re II S ssr @ Clinton place.
r osT-oN SUNDAY NIGHT LAST, PORTE MON.
alto receipt for four dollars and commutaton ferry
jersey City ferry Office foot Of corssnds street.
will be literally rewarded.
r osT-oN BROADWAY, ON SUNDAY EVENING, A
the the hair being that deceased sister the
De leaving the same at ioz
Broadway.
&OS REWARD.-LosT, ON SATURDAY, I'D INST,
we supposed to be either in Water street at W.
sronne eating house IN geng from there to tho Jerey
City ferry foot of Cortandt street part gentleman da
mond breaspn consisting Of the stone and setting The
finder viii receive the above reward by leaving Mt 6 and
lsS Water street.
G10 REWARD.-LOST ON SATURDAY LAST A
The above reward will he paid to finder calling NJ
A. Freeman, Jeweler, No 2s9 Broadway.
cS REwARD-LosT, ON FRIDAY NIGHTLAsT NEAR
DC the Harlem railroad depot ut street
walking cane made Of dark Maaoca with tortoise she'll
handle the Of the handle Of very clear she'll
amber The above reward will be paid leaving the
at No AZ East Fourteenth street.
d. REWARD-L0ST A SABLE BOA, BETWEEN
pC Twenty seventh street Madison square
Fifth Broadway Sixth and Seventh avenues
Thirty street into Madison The above
ward Will he given TO the finder at 32S Fourth
Q REWARD.-LOST. ON SATURDAY LAST, STEER.
pC ticket No. co. by the Vanderbilt line Caor
MIA in name Of Charles Dohse for the 9Th of April 1t ia
OF value to but tie notice having been
given ut the office of the ne No Battery place where the
above reward will be paid upon delivery Of the same
60 REwARD,-LosT, ON SUNDAY, THIRD INST
W. young Newfoundland dog, five months old, color
black, with white stripe on tho breast was called Ben.
The above reward will paid to who will return
hesaid dog to No 2l9 Third avenue
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Splendid CarPetinSs -Snaith Il Losasssbesy
stock of velvet tapestry Brussels threepy and insrni
ssrpsting Of shaste and elegant designs which hayin
heen purchased previous to the recent
4ey arc enabled TO offer At very Ereat Inducements.
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Orange Mountain Water Cure, South
Orange N J.-vsters to this institution take the Morris
Railway foot Of Cortlandt street. at 81 A. M u NJ
and and O'Clock p. N. Distance fourteen miles.
c. c. SELLERS Il BROTHER Proprietors
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1HUsseS, SHHUs1IHeH UTWces, TCD1HIe Supt1OFt"
ladies' belts and braces instruments for club feet
knock bow legs veal ankle joints and curvature
veins of the legf and elastic kheecaps every kind Of
elilds truss and bandage, at No. IL Ann street.
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wigs and T0uPees.-batchelor's New style
Of the most perfect imitation
invented Those wanting very superior article
call ~ BATCHELORS celebrated wig factory No all
street where he found the largest and best
In the city. Copy the address.