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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-09

a New MovE-THE BARNBuRNERs on THE
WNG.--A secret circular has been issued. call
ing together the Barnburner State Committee,
to meet at Albany, the great centre of all cor
rupt politicians, on Wednesday Of this week,
the 10th instant. The members of this State
elan have never seen each others faces since
their appointment at Syracuse. The recent
secret visit of John Van Buren, to Washington
had for its object a consultation with Marcy
as to the programme to be adopted for the
ensuing campaign. 1t has been decided to
drop Seymour as the soft candidate for Cover
nor. Notwithstanding the implied contract
that in case he would sign The prohibitory
liquor law veto written by Nicholas Hill. he
should be re-nominaied for Governor, he has
been showed aside. The barnburrnrs and softs
having used him as long as they desired, now
thrust him uncercmoniously aside. for the pur-
pose of changing front and preventing an
actual show of the strength of pierccs admins
tration in November next
Well. the State Committee will meet on
Wednesday, at some lawyers Office in Albany
when John Van Buren, will issue his orders for
calling State convention. An earlier day
will be selected than the 18th Of July. the time
set by the hard shell convention. A nomna-
ton will then be made which will greatly en-
barrass the hunkers; for the softs will take up
ard adopt the only available candidate now in
the bunker ranks-and that is Judge Wander
hilt. Yes, singular as it may appear, he will
be placed before the people, without consent,
as their apparent candidate for Governor, only
for the purpose of forestaling the action of
the bunker convention, and preventing that
body from also adopting his name His name
will be thus formally announced but very few
will vote for him on the day of election
Judge Bronson having openly declared that
he will not permit his name to he used, the
hunkers Lad nearly unanimously settled upon
Judge Vanderbilt. the father of the amendment
of the constitution providing for the compile
ton of the public works. But in case the
Landowners nominate him, the hunkers most
assuredly will not, unless he peremptorily de-
clines the soft nomination previous to the 18th
day Of July. Even then, it is very much
doubted whether the hunkers will touch him
after his name has been used in the barn.
burner convention. Then, without Bronson or
Vanderbilt who have the hunkers left whom
they can adopt a. candidate for Governor
Mr. Cuttings name is freely spoken of since
the prominency given him by his Nebraska
coup d'ffot But previous to the incoming of
July matters may take a turn in Congress
which may change the current.
At any rate, The policy of the barnburners
in calling their State convention week or
fortnight earlier than the hards, is an adroit
movement Their action. we are well assured.
will very much embarrass their very loving
democratic opponents. The only way is to
alter the call from the 18th Of July 10 an earlier
day. Will Mr.. Schell take this matter under
his special consideration, The barnburners
will get the start if you don't look out.
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In the Senate yesterday Mr.. Douglas presented
memorial signed by over FIVE hundred clergymen OF
the Northwestern States against the Nebraska bill,
aud took occasion TO make speech smi ar in tone
and temper TO the letter published by him on a like
occasion some time since. A communication was
received from the Secretary of the Treasury giving
n statement of the amount Of government securities
redeemed since March 3, 1853. The whole amount
called in is sls,s13,7l4 70, and the premium paid
s2,657 902 90. The consideration of the veto mes
sage was postponed till Wednesday. Mr.. Gwin
made another effort to get the Pacific Railroad bill
taken up; but it was again thrown over, by vote
OF thirteen to twenty.four. On the motion to take
up the Homestead bill some discussion arose, dur
ing which Mr.. Cass expressed his regret that the
departed Webster was not present TO give the mea
sure his successful support. The motion was finally
rejected by TWEEN y-seyen yeas to fifteen nays.
The fifteenth anniversary of the General synod
Sabbath School Union, Of the Reformed Dutch
Church, was celebrated yesterday afternoon. Owing
TO the vast number Of children now attending the
schools, il required two churches to accommoda'
them, end the exercises took place, at the sam
time in the building on Lafayette place and In the
church at the corner of Fifth avenue and Twenty
first street. Both were filed, and some very elo-
quent addresses were made TO both teachers and
pupils by their pastors. Perhaps the city win not
see so many happy, smiling and intelligent children
collected at any Other anniversary during the week
as those assembled on this occasion. A full report
Of the proceedings is given elsewhere.
We have received an early copy Of the report OF
the Select Committee Of the United States Senate
in relation 70 the Gardner and Near claims The
report IL full and voluminous including nearly four
hundred pages Of letters evidence, ETC.. etc. but We
sec no points with which the readers Of this paper
have not already teen fully acquainted.
The telegraph is very useful institution. 1t is
used for all sorts Of purposes. We frequently re
ceiye advertisements and subscriptions by this mod,
Of communication. An advertisement OF stolen rail
road bonds came TO US last night all the way from
Laerenceburg, indiana, which brokers and other
should read. Announcements Of marriages an
deaths come 70 us in the same way. Rooms in hotel
arc engaged by telegraph, and thieves, forgers an
murderers arc headed or by flash along the wire
The trial Of Bower and other comterfeiters r,
Gently examined before the United States Commis
sioner was commenced yesterday before the Circnii
Judge, Hall.
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STEAMSHIP ARama.-Ihis mail packet win leave Boston
tomorrow, her regular day Her passengers and mails
win leave this city this afternoon.
FoR BERMUDA AND ST. TnorAs.-rhe British steamship
Curew, Capt Sampson left at her usual hour yesterday
for Bermuda and st. bomu, with fourteen passenger.
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Suurene Courf.

NAYe.-ExANISAT1oN OF APPLICANTS FOR TaE BAR The
Court have appointed j. Sherwood, Edmon BlauIman and
r. D. Joa chmssen, Esqs examiners of applicants for
mission to the bar. The examination to take place op
Thursday next at az O'Clock.
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SPRING SONG,


4 glacsome note is so unairr,
Ger hll and dale rescunding.
The dreary storms Ger,
Cold winter has ceparsed
End, Light and merry hearted
We tread the fields once more.
The laughing zephyrs, blending,
With pearly showers descending,
VIII make the roses bloom.
When sparkling streams flowing
ind sunny smiles glowing,
Wen breathe their swee. perfume
The robins early numbers
shall call us from slumbers.
To bail the mornings ray
md while the dew drops glisten,
Wen haste her song 10 listen
away, away, away
A dost was admirably performed upon the piano by
G. Van Houten nnd L. Hall
To view all these performances by those who To-
privei OF sehtthe first of all the only
prised the audience and frequently called forth hearty
applause, but excited their deepest sympathes and
while the blind pupils delighng the company by
their music and their songs many wept for their
aflicton.
There exhibition for the examination of the
audience, willow baskets sewing knitting, &C. all the
WORK OF the blind, and done with the greatest skill
The exhibition closed al about O'Clock, when The
meeting adjourned
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The Three Pictures:-
JuIA-Thc golden shinns
In full meridian blaze,
When l made the target
That gathered up hsrsy
NARv-'rwss and shade together
Like good and evil mixed,
when j, AZ brief sitting,
So very true fixed
yssT-The rain WAS pouring madly.
he day was dark and drexr,
When l, with misgiying
Sat a. you me here.
RcTHEP-Woll sun. and shade and shower,
seem equally 60 suit;
All pictures are so perfect,
GU must have been 70 ROOT.
Hagnihcent daguerreosy taken in all Of weather
at Root's premium gallery. 1853 Broadway.
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Brady.-Therc IL no longer question I'm re-
gard 70 the inertia Of The dasuerrean artists Of New York
The pictures OF BRADY in instance where thew have
been exhibited bsve terne the palm 81 excellence.
speahs for itself Nos Dos aud $50 Broadway.
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cstabli.hment Of HORACE WATERS ss3 Broadway, in
quantity and variety greater than can be found
IN the United States also the hneft selection music In
he city Any person purchasing dollars the
latter will ba presented with two tickets OF admission
~. Crvs NJ
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

BROADWAY THEATRE Brosdwsy-Ir- THE CUSTOM
30 CoUsTRY--lRIsH LIoS-BRIAN o'LFsN'
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n. Hl,ne,1 n Co.,s World,s Fasr

Psapos.-T. Gilbert q Co.'s Worlds Fair
lysnum pianos with without tho eoiean with irop
frames and circular scales Horace Watsr pianos with d.
ssorL scales and strings Hallct Cumstons pianos,
- ire old firm q Halle. Co sad tusy entitled 70 az
che ion Gilberts boudoir pianos whole
sale and RETAIL t low at the factory Fine paaoo
81 Second hand pianos AZ great rom ~ to
bltJ. HORACE WATERS Pianos JSs Broadwas.
N. To accommodate some purchasers, monthly pay
ments taken.
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pURrONis THEATRE. Chsmbers street-THE MARRILp
WITH AKLAscsoLY-THE T1opLFs.
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The Worlds Fair Medals at the London
and New York Crysta Palaces received by BRADY
in both instances with special commends honor
paid 10 n o artist.
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cd cong by Geo &. Howard An artistic aud comcal de
nektion Of the character u topsy in Uncle Toms Cabin
it'll beautiful litLcgrapB II Mrs Howard as Topsy title
page. Price IS cents, HORACE WATERS pubiishsr 3tg
broadway. N. B-husic seat ~ mail postage free.
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seIdor Gallery JOHN Esk will make closing
Of pirndd col e-ton o, paintings in tho Old Dusseldorf
Gsllsry - cdresdsy Thursday ana Friday cyeuinrs
This considered 20 he the finest collection offered
81 sale n It's Wy.
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NIBLo's, Broadway-PseuTra-hr
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10 l~S Cent DnS q Co.,
the celebrated cheap pictur makers have taken two hun
drea thousand twenty cent pictures since hcy FIRST in
troduced their stem In America and
prepared to take thousand daily The only REEFS
Co. 49, Broadway, one block above Tsyors, Formerly OF
No
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BoWERY THEATRE Bowcry-TrH coRsrcAs BRorH-
,n-useLK Ton CABIN rAAKn IN AvD DOM For
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Professor Rose a Co., 2s9 Broadway, were
the hrsto present 20 the people good dssueetypcs
twenty i've cents which they offer for only sh
ling ahead Of OIL competition Our friends should beware
Of All humhus reports representing removal Of this old
ests adjustment. PROF REESE HOLMES.
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NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham stres.-UsoLs Tox's
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NALIAcks THEATRE Br0adwsy-FAIrr HEARr
HgvER WoS FAN LADY HEARS AT FAULT Kill
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DRITelssssss nj Nl, il)fE ls,

1.'S CATALOGUE OF
LAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
, and Dealers nj ProprIetora' lowest
.gsney, No. ISL CHARITIES ST.,
lHibbard'a Wild Cherry,
Rtchasdson'H Sherry Vino,
Hutehing'B Vegetable Dyspepsia,
Gouley'svegetable, Coleman's,
Hoohand's German, 0rygenAted.
COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
Florida Water, Mesn Fun,
Jones's Lilly White.
SOAPS AND CREAMS.
Lows Brown Windsor,
Jonesis Chemical,
Railways, Medicated, CASTLES,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and Compounded
all descriptions.
PILLS.
lWright'sIndian Vegetable,
Afofatt's Life, Brandreth'u,
hIorrieon's, Les's Now London,
Paris, sappington's, Champions,
Graefenberg, Jayna's Sanntive,
Jayns's Agne, Winer's Camomile,
lHibbard,a Anti-biliouu, Peters,
fSpencer's Vegetable, Cooks,
Cooper'B, Covel's Rheumatic,
IAnderaon's, Allebasis' Health, .&
Wistar's Gentle Purgative,
Allebasis' Ague, Hooper's,
Chickner's SuRa7-coated, M....
IHerriek's Sugar-coated,
lGilbert's Ambitious, Beckwtth'a,
/, ILeidy'B Blood, Ingoldsby's Pile,
ISeotts Vegetable, Eagon's.
Ratlway's Regulator,
iRose's Railroad, Laidy'a Female
/, lIoudeu's Indian Sanntive,
lLouden's Ague, Holloway's,
Hais!ed'a Anti-Dyspeptic,
Gordon,s, McLane'e Liver.
FAIR DYES.
|, Phaion's Magic, Bachelors,
Gilman's instantaneous,
lBaliard's, Jules Hsuel's,
i. lJayue's American, East India.
y MISCELLANEOUS.
DR.. Morse's Invigorating Cordial
\, Thorn's Extract,
Tarrant's Aperient,
Tarrant's Elixir Of Rhubarb,
4, Carter's Spanish Mixture,
Mothers Relief,
Toothachs Drops,
Lyons Magnetic Powders
q, Mrs. kidder's Cordial,
Thompson's Eye Watsi
WattH's Nervous Antia
Billings Astringeni, .v
0, Hyatt'a Life Balsam, a
McMuun's Elixir Of Opium,
Railways Ready Relief, wv"
$. Radway's Resoivent,
Tarrant's Indelible Ink,
DR.. Fitch's Body Braces, GO.
Or. Fitch's Shoulder Braces,
DR.. Fiteh's lnhaling Tubes,
DIR. Rose's Preparations,
Winer's Arcanuni Extract,
Teneur', Specific.
Marshall'e Catholteon,
DR.. Fitch's Pre- parations,
Morse's Compound Syrup of yellow
Dock,
Perry Dsvis's Pain Killer,
Browne Essence Of Ginger,
Mortimore's Rheumatic Compound
nIortimore,s Cordial Bitters,
Myers Extract Of Rock Roae,
Crossman's Specific,
DR.. Wards Specific,
tUpham's Pile Electuary,
lSteer's opodeldoc,
GodfreY's Cordial,
Turlington'a Bnisam,
DR.. Cailen's Preparations,
Bateman's Drops,
DIR. Jayne's Family Medicines,
Seidlitz and Soda Powders,
Epping's Fluid Extract Buchu,
Luciua Cordial, -"
Juno Cordial, ..!.
Harris Remedy for Fits, ..'
Wilson'S Death on Rate, et,
O., Leidy'a Ernsive Soap, ~. u
Kirby'B Cholera Drops,
Rall'a Cholera Syrup,
ISpohn's Headache Remedy,
Connell's Mixture,
DR.. MaIchisi's Uterine Catholieor
Cowan's Lithontripic,
Louden's Preparations,
Houghton's Pepoin.
&c,
} ScHEIDAM sCHNAPPS.
and all dealers in any Of the article
will lind it to their advantage by cal
We, where will be found the NEST e,
PATENT MEDICINES in the Unite
Please address
RIGHT ~ co.,
WAREHOUSE,
No. ISL Cbartrsa st New Orleans, LII
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New Orleans, La.
vERMIFUGES.
Winer's Canadian,
Swnin's,
Perry's Dead Bhot,
Jayne's Tonic,
Kerl's,
b. A. Fahnehtook'p,
McLane,s.
BALsAMs d COUGH REMEDIES
Wistar's BalSam Of Wild Cherry,
Hastings Naptha,
sherman's BalBam,
Buchhn'J Hungarian,
Dayis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup,
Nav England Cough Syrup,
Bnrtholomew's Eypectornnt,
HALLS Balaam,
SWayne'a Syrup OF Wild Cherry,
Ayef's Cherry Pecloral,
Taylor's Balsam Liverwort,
Jayue's EIpectornnt,
Winer's Elecampaire, -.
Rogers Liverwort and Tar,
Mrs. GARDENERS Livorwort,
Stabler's Cherry Expectorant,
Loudon's Indian do. 4
Or. Roses do.
SARsAPARiLLAS. II
Dr.. John Bulls, 49,. .
3. Townaend's, .5
Sands's,
Old Jacob Townsend!
Carpenters,
Wynkoon's,
Shakers, /,
GraGenberg'I
Bristol's,
Guysoti's Yellow Dccl
PLASTERS.
Wells Strengthening,
Ewen's Strengthening
JSw David's or Hebrew,
Badeau'a,
Knapp's India
Alcock's Porous,
Grihlth's Adhesive,
Holloway'a Arnic
LTNIMENTS.
Mexican Mustang,
Farrell's Arabs
Butler's Nerve and Bono,
Hunts,
Hayss's,
| Tobias's Yenetia
Hewes's Nerve and Bonss
| Kellinger'a, ~.
! 49,. Gardeners,
| L. Bartine's Hors
MsYchant's Gargling, i
@ : Cherokee,
| r".0. Jayne
| AGuE REMEDIES, etc.
osgood's Indian Chologcgue,
R0wand's Tonic Mixture,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoop's Tonic, ~
Speeds Febrifnge,
Vegetable Febrifuge.
LoZENGES.
Sherman'a Cough and Worm,
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters,
Locock's Pulmonic Wafers.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Loyett's Wahpene or Hair 6loss,
BArry'a Tricopherous,
Lyons Katharion,
ljnyle's Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon's flair Invlgorator,
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
Van Deusen's Wahpsney
I.ouden's Oriental Hnlr Tonic,
Hauel'a Eau Lnstrale,
Uldfidgs's Balm of Columbia,
Railways Circnssian Balm.
| pANACEAS.
swain'a, Houck's,
Cullen's Indian Vegetable,
l.ongley's Great Western.
| OINTMENT AND SALVEs.
pallsy's Magical Pain Extractor
| Professor Holloway's Ointment,
AicAllister'a All Healing,
Brooks' Magic salye, Pryor's ri
Gray's, Harrison's Specific,
Trask's Magnetic, Judkin's, "
Louden's All Healing, Russia.
| OILS.
Rushton's Cod Liver Oil,
MaNair's Acoustic, Scarpa's do.
British, Harlsem.
BITTERs.
Aiotfat's Phoenix, Blako'R Aromas
WOLFE'S AROMATIC
| B Druggists and Merchant
contained in The above catalogue,
Ing OF sending their orders as abe
tensive assortment Of GENUINE
States, and at the lowest prices:
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TOHN BULBS FLUID EXTRACT OF sAR-


81 seady carr apf,
@ s hear a5s N d I
a the world = is h
s%iia; PisgnsstISn made Ans5isa
5sa psr IL
Sp en rs
s as s 5Pfi s1 g sa FLUID Il ySs ~
only 1 before s A.
price every pound u1oes
tbs and ts beosSsE
sssa %
Assn'Ia ne 6n TEsi TsIS;
The Ohio Joaua cOianbus Ohio hsspeaka of
has equal Tbs sale Buli rlas
ss ss osg h ss s, sssa Psaes sa
who tried il assertion ths a. purifier blood
ingon the agent thi, city.''
sapsriilHiu the WONDER OF THE WoRLDi
AnS wsr' gos G yGg sg
aysasoat sa GTs sarsapssiis.
Joas sir: several severely
1s s n IL 5 sad pe
b bit n G
rslisi.han ali Ne others combined. ~.
assss ,:.nsss5iy uowrrnp
ne as s may
vii RSsalaasn r. .inss
5
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H.
1ai'a''"'' sRSS Bk T. z sfss
s 5ssstPg
IL
Re sf f ho 5 ia A
Loulaport, Ky. December a,lst1.
John greatest Female
existence In hoss esss where H. & " ds1
hs I s5sR es sS ~ S
1t s he Sa
saaSra we
s S
a h ss
ss snS e esa Aa S
found to 1sE most s effect All sd.
II thia valuable medicine.
A BEAUTIFUL CLEAR sKIN.
clear, beautiful white akin, srosyeolore
e. R ss n @
colorng them sembnee of TINT which
Il E. r. ssa
VIA
ss.s sa md sssss
s blood shs same sam and
hs bloom freshness youth ii ths ssnsr
Of pant mixtures and lotions and the only ehectual
word gaufirian enough the ladt
BETTER TESTIMONY THAN WAS EVER OFFERED IN FAyo,
OF ANY MEDICINEi
N.
BOIL hesitation saying you
aapsa TO be tho beat article manufactured for the
Beron Syphn other
having used with entire number the above
, Louisville, Deoenher ~, Lss1. JAMES u. MOORE.
Mr. JoaN BULL usng saaParllai
ofScoua and with happy effect confident Of til
ohicaciouc nedcins that disease.
Winchester, KY, Feb i84e. JAMES M MOORE, N. D.
Testimony like the following renders
FRoH DIR. L: r: YANpELI4 PROFESSOR OF caEaIsT..s II
THE LOuI6FifE MEDICAL GOLLEGE.
ihhye looked the t Ingredients eopong John
Extract OF Ssapssa hsssonin hayng
form ete compound and one shat vol chronic dsaaes
| which i. ID applicable. L. T. fAhDELI, III. %.
Louisville, June 6, 1888.
What Pyea Physcisn by appointment Louisville Marir
i, | Hospital says of Built Sarsspsriila;
the prescription preparation OF John Bul
sAaspslR, believe the combination
Welcaculated produce impression the system
both public and private practice think
article OF Sarapariila in M PYLEB, Nd. D.,
Resident Physician al the Louisville Marine Hospital,
This Medicine daily graphing with disease through the
country restoring blooming health youthful
s1ictsd-nay, those that are grievouay tormented
eemng from all directions from t
Notwithstanding placing it, from its innc worth best Of
| remedies before the public.
| Sold Wholesale and retail, JOHN BULL
Ahis Principal oee, Foah street, by tho
| in the city and country.
Persons wishing 70 Agency fer sale Buil',
EApsrilla, will please address JOHN BULL,
81 FonIth street, Lonsvile, with reierenceB
~ The Agentaiu New0rean for the 10 OF John
| VAIaapaTih, wholesale and retail,
Tvs CHaRTRsa aTpesP
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FANCY Coos


TAA Esa- CGssaS Street. ~a@ EAN
NEW ORLEANS MANTILLA FACTORY "a, +.
TIAS trimming for Ladies' and
Msespfces to suit all customeat the Jew ohLEANf MAN
TlILA FACTORY, No. ITO CANAL STREET.
The proprietor Of This establishment respectfully me
city, Of hsiarge and splendid STICK
10 and sec them they other place. and they
b convinced selling them at half the price of
Their store in the city.
can sec here the FANCY DRY GOODS TRADE
all styles for Dreeai French ek and Fancy straw BON
RIBBONS atock Of EMBRQlDEBlES be sold
bse on manufacturers prices; Lace and Muslin
sal,s and MANTILLAS, CAPES CEMIsETTES SLEEVES and
COLLARS; Embroidered Linen HANDKERCHEFS in the
lot 10 without style BLo0AER TRIMMINGS
and Ladies' Dreasc be had
wedding Dresses; LONG CLoAKS and ROBES PRINCES
md Of the richest styles and different shades SILK VEL
VET in the piece making slanhllas.
Ladies' wishing to haN particular style Of Cloak Manta
We it by giving In their rder.
LADIES' FASHIONABLE DRESSES MADE 70 ORDER, dis sn
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ATONE so EFFECTUAL,-The lessons of

NTONE so EFFECTUAL.-The lessons of
the reliable and not TOO costly sought
the practical The following is the voluntary testimony
worthy aud wGlknown Phyaan relative his expeenee the
efficacy OF B. A. FAHNESTocKs CELEBRATED VERMF UGE,
during practice OF twenty-five years:
GRENADA, Miss, May 2s, 1885,
MesSrs 3. A. Fahnsst0ck q Co.:
Genta Of those individuals backward in giving certificates
but in the consider humanity that
practice medicine twenty-five
with remedy ectual for Worms
adults, Fever, sometimes to
carry oaome taken the night often find bilious
ons and follow other yermuge practice,
md desire batter. Respectfully,
[slgnedl w. Nj HAWKINS
- Sold Retail all the principal aud
United States mh2l dAwlm
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ny NICKERBOCKER PATENT COOKING
k& RANGES-FIasT PREMIUM.

PRICE b GoUL0N, Plumbers, l07 Poydras
Orleans respectfully ther friends and the public
general they carry tn gb9vs in a. M
AMERICAN, ENGLSt and FRENCH WATER cLOSt IA WAsa
BA ms FOUNTAINS BRASS FAUCETS Of all kinds, COOKING
RIA GEs GARDEN HOSE HYDRAULIC RAMS FoRc T. LIFT
PUMPS fitted up the style LEAD PIPES Of every
dose yiitr SHEET LEAD and BLOCK TIN a.
hauc Snip STEAMBOAT WORK neatly putup and reairsd
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FOUNDRY AND ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
Corner Of BEETo1vdnd EuPRRosLNE strssit g..
EE- Office No. IO6 ST. CHARLES STREET, 2
Two Doors from the ST. Chart 8 Theatre;
Latest ard most Pai,ernh Ct
STRAIGHT AND CIRCULAR STAIRS, STORE FRONTS, CAPl
TAILS all kinds Of CAST AND WROUGHT laoN WORK for
Bulldog Purposes. ~. ~ .....-,.- .
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Fire, River and Marine Insurance.
PROVINCIAL ANCE COMPANY
OF TORONTO, G. W.
taovuuV OF S2,ooVVuU
Epwp, g. o,BnIss, Secretary. A. M CLARK President.
BRANCH OFFICE, No. DC Camp ST. New Orleans.
k undersigned prepared oissue POLICIES against
pes SEAS RIVERS also again loss damage
by FIRE. at the current rates OF premium.
BENJAMIN FLoRANCE, Agent
HARMON DOAEE, Assistant Agent.
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