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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-26

SGEAmBOAT e URTIS PECK-A 49,,
- PASSAGE 10 Old P0IN7, P0RTS Ex47<Aksrr
MOUTH AND SORFOLE.-The CUR. HAssz-.-ssk
us PkCk, Captain John p.ys having undergone complete
o'erhAung, will SATURDAY 18th
her regular the the above
leaving the wharf At Rockets every Saturday, Tuesday
Thursday mornings 5 O'Clock NJ preeseiy)
AL the regular landings going returning.
Passage TO Old Point Portsmouth and Norc "a Meals
"
tel6 r n HIsEtSs
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These vessels are Al Of the ar., eiai built the city
more expressly Tor this trade and
They commanded By experienced Captains
oaansd TOT The trade and Who viii srsrtsns
MEDIATE They viii be touvd and down
may be relied ON TO sail promptly, as advertised.
Merchants R"lng NORTH ordering New
ana to m, 's., to shp by this Line frsish, Win always
DC as loS other line
Injection.
respectfully AJAX hope obtaining FULL share
OF patronage.
Goods shipped b. this Line to New York. ee
any other Southern or Northern port.
The vesse win lie In Rocketts In Hev York
Berth No. !, Coffee Hoa,e Slip, GOT Of Wall street
DAVID CURRlE, Richmond,
o. II. PDRsos, New York, }Asents.
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leave Richmond tri.vsety for Lynehburr Buchanan,
aud Fridays At connecting With the
stage lines TO Lexington, Encae the different Virginia
Springs arrive In LynehburE At a NJ
day.
Returning leave Buchanan NJ and Lynhsury at p NJ
thursdays and Saturdays, and Richmond snd
connecting With the NSr,hern and Southern and
steamboats, The Cumberland Courthouse
this line
way for Columbia will Riehmend
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays O'Clock the morning
and arrive at Columbia at Q p. NJ.
leave coams. MOnd.ys Wednesday,, and Fridays.
Point So A. NJ hiehAuI Ferry 81 A JudeI Ferry iOI NJ
p. NJ, and Richmond 5 p. NJ.
iy6 BOYD EDMOND DAVENPORT
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MORRIS, %; Main Street, has receI

A mOHRlS, % 1inin street, has received the fol-
N 20 lowing valuable and interesting Books:
The Metallic Wealth United States Described
pared with that OF other Countries; by Whitney S.
Masonry and Anti.Masonry; BY Alfred Crcigh. ~.
Ten Nights Room, There; by rs Arthur
book for the million. Is cents
Rankings Half Yearly sceuces; 49,
from January to June, 1854. Price 81.
overuan's Practical Assaying Mining,
description OF useful Minerals Instructions As.aynE
Mining, aecorin. to the simplest nethod
Mining Engineer. -
Auscuation and Percussion; by DR. Joseph skoda. si50
The American Cottage Builder Series Designs
Specifications from to TO saoo for Homes the People,
John Bullock. z ice fi.2S
Fifty Years in Both Hepheres Remniscs the
Of Former Merchant by Vincent Solte. 81 Is
Katharine Ashton by the author Amy HUBERT 4c tso
Also, the same bound in paper binding. 81
Rural LIZ In England; by william Howt 2vois. 81
Weary Foot Common: by Leetch Richie; vol. So
Planters Northern Bride by Mrs HentE vols cloth $780,
per 81.
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XIHGaNIA AND IENNEssEE II AlLRoAp:

VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD
BUlWdNAS, VA TURIL BRIDGE, LEIING TON AND
R0CkBRLDGE ALUM SPRINGS-Pas,.ngers Informed
that tbs undersigned Is running daily
Horse stage, IRON Bucrds Depot the Virginia
Railroad. to the abeye named places.
SCHtDULE-Leave Lynchburg Virginia Tennessee
Railroad a+ NJ aud arrive Buchanan from o'clock
the same evening Leave Buchanan morning.
and stop ~ hours the Natural Bridge
bridge Alum sp' ings In time dinner
Fare from Ly nchburg to Buchanan
Do do do Natural Bridge 8 90
Do do do Roekbudge Alum .................. I IS
Ticket: may be procured at the Lynehbueg Depot
jyl5-d2m W. N, HARVEY
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~ps csltivatsa a.
reth, rhiiAdslphis, the gsaiisy =,
Inevp, that there are bui lee psr.
sssdss Tho can be unasausIslsa
Iss Apart Of eur assortnssi md
LErre.-Early Cabbage, 10, Z.
~ d o., ourisd India. bros.
Dutch. Green and white co.,
niios-Nu,nss and oi,rca.
kAsrvaffpn.
OKnA.
Geld.
PAnstzr-Curisd.
EAnanfr-Buraf.
fsAs-Landfeth's Extrs. Tar.
y Frame, Large Narrovnt
psarf do, Peruvian DO
p rn Pieiiins. Larsssuss,
hBnz-LenE Salmon. Lon,
sssarist, white rarnip, Red DO
Black Spanish.
RnrsAas.
eALaArT.
bpfuAcn.
bouAHn.
ruazlr-yist Dutch, RED Ton.
s ssIEs Globe, Rata Bsss. Largo
Per HEsss-Assortmsnt.
frorn n I..a.-.k
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IN y 'sisstsss .sa 80! ..s 49, = a
s'Ass4'' sSassasSS.a. o'R'.', 3. 6 g. s ss::s
!. , hhnGT lr.ArIoh' !. S Ss%SSsssa:ss. -
These the ARA elss ssprss s this trade
and have superior aecomnodatens TOR passsnrsrs.
They are commanded By sxpsenced capains euaned
Tor the trade and Who vii parv exsftoa
They viii be owed mp and down the river By
relied on TO sail promptly. a. advertised. 49, r' :
sons North ordering reods o boston. Win and
freight always taken icw a. By any Other
every snort v be made By The In ehnoad
70 give saufaet u. ..'f n u 80 ~
AK and hop, succeed In es.lnlns
Of PatropaEe. |t
III. s.ss.l viii lie In sehnend Rees.s Boston q,
Rove's wharf, DAVID ouRRlk, Riehnond, 4 N ID ,
iyss No. iss state ssr.s.
>ai pAeunksk0rrfk Air. iac,l,.d ~ Rsr
With all the improvements Of the present day,
himself t.Ps,a,on, gained By sssens
ysa OF study and praeee adopting all the
which have rapidly succeeded each other
lie has gained the Highest dnction
palm Of victory when competing with the
lands M W. has also gained that highest Of all honors
conhdsnee and patronage OF the public svneed
Of patrons Who daily rong his 0asry which
not only gems OF ar but sasures Of nssnAhs value to their
sereO.eopIc Lssnesss most improved manner
Every variety Of Gases, framss Lcke constantly hand
ly1S ' 0ALIERY Mai
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SARGAISS-BARGAINS-I receipt Of large assort-
- ment Of China Glass and Earhenware direct
fractures, OF many and handsome
which with choice stock OF Fancy Goods Looking
st9oe Ware 4c invite the particular attention
sale and retail purchasers. ~
Being determined to reduce stock a making
change In business inducements
customers, or persons purchasing for cash.
Special attention paid packing the delivery goods
COCA ordeE. HUGH A. WAIT,
mhl4 "a ChJ,. nm
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CELLING AT APROFIT.-I have nov on hand
- large ssymsn Of fashionable Spring and sumner Cloth
Inc, shieh vii sell AZ small prod cost Ny goods we'll
made, nicely cut and WILL VIM IRA sMTTB
JETS itt Manstreet.
- fAQuAHTEt CASKS Pot,T AND aiisitftl VINE
~ Also Holland ON, ohampaFne and oare Wines for sale
- ll6 DUDLEY co, ~ Main -
aOtNETe-BoNtEfs-tn order out ny sock Of
viii from This o0cr them
els ALIAS L. JOHNSON, No, 81 haIn u,
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retiring from business cheerfuny confidently re-
20 this patrons and the public generally
o. REEVE 4 BLAIR.
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m ALL AND ACCOMMODATION-.
I'VE PACKET BOAT LlNk--6REATER lSfss-Ss.a r
REDUCTION STILL TO THE VA. SPRINGS kksSkSSsSz
LEXINGTON, LYNCHBURG, &c
PARE FROM RICHMOND
To White Sulphur Springs $3.50 To Lexington. sss
10 sweep ana Red sweet do, 800 To Rock Alum Spring.
To Lynehburs.: 500 To Bath do. a5s
To Natural Bridge To Warm and uo, do As
Buchanan To
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GNO-PARTNERsiiP-Mr. J. H. BLAIR having purchased III.
interest OF Mr. W. H. sEABRooK, late Arm Of SEA
BROOK REEVE, has entered Into partnership with
REEVE under the style of REEVE BLAIR and will
carry the Apothcary and
sesbrook Reeve aud hope attention TO
rita share Of the patronage soberay Arm
4. PAYSoN REEVE.
II. BLAIR
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a IVEy & LII'sCOUB 1874 sIreet,
IN I00bags prime Laguayra Coffee, landing to-day
500 sacks Liverpool Salt In store
pipe superior Madeira Wine, dir ect importation
10 baskets Champagne Wine, pints and quarts do
60 bbis Boston Rum, best favored
80 NJ Havana segars, OF superior quality jags
ORAOE-sIORhGE-Iam prepared TO receive al nay Lum
- House. the Dock thirty forty thousand
Wheat desirous their stored
do we'll TO make early application.
Insurance be effected the lowest rates OF
se6-r EDWIN PARRAR.
VDEEF AND PORK 20 bblS. no. beef; 10 bbls por
ID IS bbls. Prime pork for sale by
mh2T ". n. HAgKISP
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HUOk UINDEHE
BLANK BOOK MANDATORY.
UAhKs WOODIIOIsR, (fate NGsH wooDHoUsE) has A..
- tsehsd 70 hi, Book Stationery and Piano Forte Establish.
nook BLgDERY ARD BLARR nook 1IYUFAOT0RYi
And employing good rortmen he prepared 10
upehor manner all kpds Of BLANK SOCKS repaired BY aer.
ehanu Bsn Insurance Oces Rsetofieg Railroad Ooupau'ss
CeTks Courts Ao and 70 bind Periooss Books BAnts MI.
SIC &C. 1HV tech 1oH be eSSct>f at Sdsoaabls rats
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CITY TRADE REPORT.
2
ASHES were unchanged. Stock light.

ASHES unchanged Stock light.
BREADsTUFFs.-Flour in very fair demand at still
bbs.: very common to choice State, at 81 SO 81 oS2
mixed to fancy Western, So 12s IS 621s and other
kinds at proportonate figures The sales OF Canadian
comprised 600 bbls super6ne in bond at 81 49, and
200 inferior do at 81 So The operations in Southern
reached 100 bbls at $s S71z IS IS for mixed to
vorite, per Dbl Fine Rye -four retaed at 81 IS, and
jersey corn meal at IS 's2h SO rs per Dbl. Wheat
rye and barley held above the limit of buyers
State and Western oats continued in good request at lac
SAC per bushel Holders have established their claims
for corn, which purchased to-day to the extent OF
80 900 bushels at SIC 83c. for mixed sac. Soc for
Southern white, and S5c SIC. for do. yellow, per
bushel
corH.-About so bags Laguayra were sold at lie. a
llAc. per lb.
CorrcS-The sales were confined to 1e2 bales as fol-
tows-Export, %; home 81 speculation, 81. Mar
ket too unsettled to give any quotations.
TRElGHrsTo Liverpool about 200 bushels of corn
engaged private terms supposed to be at be.
tween Cd I'D, though many vessels demanded 1Sd.
Flour at As Cd, asked BY the steamship Europa
cheese at the rates 800 bales taken
at Sled 11-16d The clipper Corsair loaded with
about 500 tons coal for Beneca California at ss To
London, 500 bbls. beef Of Sc4 lbs engaged
To Antwerp, 1900 bushels rye taken, I'D. 75
bales cotton at L., and 100 hhds tobacco at Sos Tc
Hamburg 5oo bacs cotton were engaged at 1c and SOC
tons measurement goods, at e. 5s 81 los. To Havre
cotton at 3d. ashes and rice at s. per ton whils
-four and grain were nominal.
Olfs.-Whale sperm and olive were unchanged. Lin
seed was not very brisk owing to the high claims Of
owners, which have been partially conceded by buyers
ST. chiefly the latter figure which the gener
ally demanded, especially for large lots.
PRovnIoNsPork moved to the extent of $50 bbls, al
$l4 SO for mess and sl2 62 sl2 rs for prime, per
Dbl There sold 200 pkgs. cutmeats at unchanged
prices coo bbs lard, at 10c 1o1ac. per b.-an ad-
vance; and 500 bbs beef within previous range.
Butter and cheese appeared about the same.
TEAs-We append detailed report of this forenoon's
auction Imported per Wing OF the Morning, (erms,
mos )-Iyson-70h half chests at $780, 2o do, at 47c rs
do, at 3ec 3Sc.; ~ do at Al ac Ale. Young Hyson
100 half chests, at 55Kc 41c Hyson Skins chests
at 24c Twankay-30 chests, at 37c rs half do at SO
81 do, at 34c 20 do at 3lc 200 do. at 27c do, at
Csc; GunpowdsT1lo half chests at 7oc 10 do, at Sc;
at 6oc do at 4sc 9s do, at 47c.; l4e do, at
% d. at 4lc % do, at Acc; "a do at 40sc IA do.
at 40c Imperal-5 half chests, at &c., do at &c. .
do at e3hc do at &c., 20 do, at 55c.; 10 do, at
$780,; IS do, at &c 20 do, at axe do at 4sc 20
o. at 47hc 20 d. attShc; II do, at 4Sc; % do at
do at &c., "a do at 871Sc.; IA do at 37c. "A do at
Bake Oolong-1OS half chests at 3oc. 142 DO at rs
24c; S54 do, at 23c 2S5 do at &C. rs do. at2llS
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Married,
At Philadelphia April g. RICHARD ii. DOUGLASS, Of New
York, to MARY Z. ORR, of Philadelphia.
Married.
Died.


On Sunday morning, April 16 ERAsrus d. infant son
Of Erasus and Anna Tredway, aged ono year and two
months.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of his
father 1872 West Fifteenth street. Tuesday afternoon
at half-past one O'Clock.
Milwaukee papers please copy
At Brooklyn, Sunday, April 10, Mrs. HANNAH Hicks
relict Of Thomas Hicks in the esd year of her age
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from the residence of her
son nlaw William Lawrence, l4s Jay street. Brooklyn
at two O'Clock this afternoon, without further invita-
ton.
On Saturday, April Is, of consumption, THOMAS G..
PRIcBARD, in his 46th year
The relatives and friends of the family, and of his
brother, William +. Prichard respectfully invited
to attend his funeral, Tuesday afternoon at two
O'Clock, without further invitation, from his late
residence, No 254 West Thirty-fourth street. between
Ninth and Tenth His remains will be taken to
the Cemetery of the Evergreens
On Saturday April 10, CATHERINE, wife OF James
Evans
The friends of the family are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral this afternoon at O'Clock from
her late residence "a Wooster street. corner Of Broome
street.
On Sunday, April 49, MARIA, the widow of Timothy B
Crane, Of Paterson N j.
Her friends and those Of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from her late residence
Paterson, on Tuesday, 18th inst
On Sunday April l6, of consumption JEANYET EIMEy
DoRr aged 40 years
The relatives aud friends particularly invited to
attend the funeral, on Tuesday, at two O'Clock p M
from her late residence No $50 Hicks street, South
Brooklyn, near Degraw street.
At Staten Island April l5 after long and protracted
Illness HARRIET NJ daughter of David j. aud Eiza Z.
Tysen, in the 10th year of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Tuesday afternoon at
two O'Clock, from the residence Of her parents New
Dorp s. /. Carriages will be In attendance at Wander
bits landing for the 10 O'Clock boat from New York
On Sunday, April Is, in the 45th year Of his age,
CHARLES SANFORD, son Of the late Nathan Sanford.
The friends and acquaintance of the family re-
speotfully invited to attend his funeral His remains
will be inferred in Greenwood Cemetery.
On Sunday evening, April To- FRANCS MARTIN, aged so
years.
The friends Of the family invited to attend his fu
neral from his late residence No IS Nandam street at
hall past nine O'Clock Wednesday morning. His re.
mains will be taken to Pscataway ~ j. for nterment
where service Will be held at the church al half past two
Pm.
In Brooklyn April 10, MARSDA ERASMUS, youngest
daughter OF the late Tastus and Mary Ann Severance
aged years and months.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are res.
pectuny invited to attend the funeral this day al two
O'Clock, from the residence Of her mother corner Of ne
kslb avenue and Raymond streets, Brooklyn.
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30, ~, AZ, 20 to b3s S.
ssrsrss Cour1 Circuit Nos 4so, sol, 1922 1893, 4os
2s2 10 2se, 3os, $50, 1852, 463, asa.
Special Term Nos 81, 81, H. ls, 10 20, IS, 81.
6onnoN ?, 1As-Part First-Nos. $50 $50, $50, 5sl,
III, ~, 800 400 4ol, All, 423 AL, 49, 434 47o Part
48e, Ala, li62, 5I3 $40, $40, ga
surrT1R CouKr- -four Branches )-Regular Trial
perm-.Nos 3s7 $685. l59, 237, $50, $751; 263, 1885, $685.
ssl, $50 ST. s7o Ssl ss3 ss5, 3S7, $3.50 as 1913, $685.
sol fo 4o3 4o5, 4o7 400 a. 4ls AIS, AT 40, 42I,
Special Trial Term.-Nos. $50 IS, ~, 2Ts 276, 200,
1885, 81, 242, 3e2 1884, 3o6 3eS 37o a72 a74 376 s7s,
$50, as4, $50.
ut the building north easerly corner of the Park,
the of Chambers Centre streets-he General
Farm Of this Court.
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Newly Discovered Mcdicated Inhalation for

diseased lungs-Dr Curtis Hygeana producing emit
revolution in the treatment Of al nng complaints
chts and consumption heretofore considered hopele
from cergymen Postmasters and other persons Of tn
hundred packages day although only three months
covery in medicine ever by 1t gives
relief. Read the following:.Hygeana in Maine.J II.
Gaubsrt, Postmaster of Richmond Maine, writes us
THE hygeana is doing wonders here My sist~ has had
distressing cough with great deul.y Of breathing
the inhaler and took the cherry
few days before she relieved, and now after
months of It, her cough Is we'll Dr. Curtis
inhalation must produce entire revolution in the
treatment Of diseases of lungs There is mistake 10
BOYD& PAULS, No 149 Chambers street: G. II. Ring,
corner John and Broadway New York. and Mrs.
Hayes No. l75 Fulton street. and at No. LAG Atlantic
street, Brooklyn c. II. Phillips, corner Of Wooster and
Houston streets.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
THE FIIsEyIEN,


A ssocIATIoN or EXEMPT FIREMEN.-TuE MRY.
n bers Will please asemble at q Elizabeth street s
Eneneors oce ct "a r. ~ this day Monday for tho
poe Of paying the ast tribute Of peet late brother
kr A. Pslstiey. S,W, WHEELER Rec. Sec,
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Of thirty years standings epres without fail burns scads
injury eruption. B. D. Sands, wholesale agent.
Sold by c. H. Ring, of John street and Broadway
CIV Cickener Co., 81 Barclay street. and by druggist
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Come one, come all-and all shall die
Rat mouse, bug, roach, mosquito, fly.
For nn these Lyons POisenless Magnetic
Powder Magnetic Pills immediate death Depot AZ
Broadway. and IS Dock street, Philadelphia.
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psspe-Whereas efforts are being made by speouiators in
Inc art the business from the original
Of The fret Is world
SAsy would deem advise their customers and
loving people Of New York that they have nten
asa Of removing from their head have they
connection with similar establishments here else
where making efforts to build up busine from others
puaton that the original Reeze the refugee
Germany the hero of the 2s German Of pietur
making In America still progresses with taking f
PROFESSOR REEZE,
8. A. HOLMES
Projectors New York Daguerreotype Company $50
Broadway.
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A Card-Spr1ng Clothing.-Now ready an
extensive entirely and we'll made cloth
g adapted 20 the season. cut and trimmed in the best
B-A articles guaranteed 70 be sxacty ~
Clothing Emporium, No N6 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-17

Our Ancient Ccmcterles-Publlc Meetkng.-
large respectable meeting OF citizens opposed to
the opening Albany street through Trinity
which held the having thrown additional
Night upon the motives the authors this scheme Of
called 'smprovement and thus having excited an in
creased interest and strong desire among many Of our
citizens further manifeGt their opposition to that
and other kindred projects the citizens the
city New respectfully invite all who
opposed violation of ancient cemeteries to the
disturbance Of the sacred rest Of the dead and
above all the insult the remains and the
memory Of the patriots Of the independence to at
meeting held at the Tabernacle Broadway
Monday evening, the 18th inst at TX O'Clock
Anthony Lamb, Thomas N. Stanford,
David MADDEN, Mange NJ. Quackenbos,
. Samuel Clifford, Benjam p. Winthrop,
Schuyler Livingston, William p. Lee,
Gerard Stuyvesant, Joseph T. Matthew'S.
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To Dealers In Patent Medicincs.-Dr. To-
bias venan liniment depot is removed to No. 60 Cort
Of coughs throat mumps, Group chronic rheu
masm frosted feet toohache and pains In chest back
imb
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Peter Roberts d Co., No. "a Broadway,
nave this day received Wrench
haaf prices also fresh stock of vaIencienn ~lsces
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Cheap silks, Cheap silks-We will OFFER
Monday morning. FIVE Of plaid striped silks at GIN
cents per yaro worth 81 Also superior black silks
Is per below the cost Of mportAtion also three
LRADBEHTER LEE SAT Broadway, corner Leonard SITS.
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ParasOls.-We have ON hand q large assort-
nsnt Just up Tnh offer at much below the usual
prices. SPRATT MUIR % Cortlandt street.
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chi,scs.-Ladies' Shoe and Cater


designing build would invite TO examine stock
work for buildings The more ready adaptation Of
ron to style Of architect e, and both IN strength
and point Of eheapnes has MEASURE superseded the
for window ntels and ss has in tuoed the propetors
get up anumber Of additional Nterns now numbering
Iourseen in ALL each varying in ye AZ cost OF one
third the price Of brown stone in the same elaborate
Apply at L. JACKsoES Iron W, WIS., 50 to % Goerck
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Deception may Secure Present Gain, but 1t
cuts III future Prohts,Hoding this opinion GREEN No
every Of shirts other goods ordered
there shall be delivered within the time promised.
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Upholstery Goods Selling off at Twenty per
account Of entire stock
closed the I'D inst French and American
hangings lace and muslin curtains satin deaines gimp
loops pins bands French gilt window shades
A. N. 4 r. DAVIES, Upholsterers, 1877 Broadway.
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avcatEmptort-he on Your Gunru against
limitations OF Dr. Gourauds celebrated Italian modioatsd
;ssg tor s Of r@p,s sssas ss,op.sns Ne
6saIaud delicate S@osnt ana ns.ssrs sa9Ss
S.S Itssi IL ss fSsis
he old e,assSaa s.rot T wsiscr Street
Broadway Sallsndsr ~ south Ihi, ssreet sh W.
nut street. Cincinnati.
All Nature at night becomes weary, and
needle refreshing seepAi natures works are trail and
.na essI"ss.y pressrbe Bssker TOnue
Price % cents headquarters, BARKERs, $50 Broadway
II YOU want vvhisIscrs, my Ongaent Will
and e ass IN n and
sssep 81 DOZEN sent any country Ora
aeipiis Tiiancs, los baltimore street Baltimore
The Transition from Black to White, In the
hair the step from ,ts sublime 70 the But
the step may be sneesor Dye wil I'M
giossy black Sold and applied at CRIsTADoRo's No.
wIld's Bohemian Hair Dye beats every
the growth and gives youthful appearance
e 1ds; for whom ars Wd hss private rooms: Depot
sy zsSsr south street. PAi.Sapha s1 n
Pres and large discount allowed for SaS
Wigs and Toupecs.-Batcheior, Of No. a3s
Broadway pleased to announce another beautiful i'm
provemsnt in the manufacture of those articles This
the most perfect imitation Of nature yet discovered
Removal.-H. l.. Foster Will remove on
Monday April H. TO his store 40l Broadway cor
Of walker street where he win open large and
sive assortment Of and elegant spring and summer
goods for the inspection of his friends and customers
Hyau's Life Balsam.-Rheunatism IN ITS
most forms also scrofua old ulcers the worst
psint, kidneys ncpient consumption, &C.. most
tanly cured by this great purifier Principal depot No. 2
Grand street. Seventy-hve cents per BOTTLE
Trusses.-The Only Prize Medal Tor Radical
al IN an Maid
lane by the Crystal Palace National Exhibition
It's merits Complementary described in pamphlet,
and every variety Of ruptures Superior silk
elastic stockings, knee caps and bandages.