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49, ,.,,.,, re, ,t.a 81 e ~ + Wars spea -
~ = TO 200 y v
t -, ~, ~ he hF,' ,shss,a vsr i>ss " Boin@s, a
n. 49, Ohio sse1 % stst+ ..-
" yr,r,.ec isrcb 81 ! hu simpson held lee OF ~ y
.cr,.,e vite trd ctid N tne o. O.. rfosyr N L.
her al Cfsserrf F.rcira C'Fer afv So l1
i,,,,vtie Ffa ~ o. c0n~clF'us tfrfrs WIFI o. les
srtfly - fsfaed Isws sr-d ID md st mot =.
fx~,trrr EAfYevttc rs-ff Sfr'fg = 70 -
80 P.the g. f-ru France; 1fs., etnf o. ~ IAN
"a, Sacramento; Geor1s Fffose Psrs; ~tra Hcrsnsn .
r,sr. Prov a. Louabs in'srt chd 81 = iois
-.~rrusr;o = Dcksen 81 feuuea5ee tobeft 4 ttu
S.~.~-s Cghss John Marcy MiwsuEse Ws.. J. l. 5ctck
Ter ii Cerrnsty ~ g. ChnN Ds''fsa of9neaits -
s,ops srnusou Of B,s ?; isfanntt-' Of BRAIN delf-
ion sunsto, wouuo oonsUson' j. ie'sF - nass
on Tess $50 Here , san rreneeo Tor C.so Ja GSrss
q Rro.s resident o. San lrartsco died on board
Ls ship Caroline BJt the passage r'o I,is To Sii
F-sf 0 Ia Sepfemh~r les
A. Johs G Coan frl,4'y Il Boson sss died bssfd
b, ssausr rsssfe from Calico % Va ,rsisoin the
oast. . Nr-~sesF i-s'
30. fstti> fhsr seeonnts 10 tals Office
--.se s.ve seen dep Ds~d
~ooo :. conssi Valparaiso
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SATURDAY., April 3--P N.

SATURDAY., Aprh 81 ~
The transactions at the Stock Board were not very large
today. and the qustaons with general downward ten
dency do not show much change from yesterday At the
Second Board the market descriptions wAs frnS.
but after the Eurepas adyces public the hasiss
were offered ct lower prices with but little disposition "
buy The shers are now the principal supporters Of The
market
In Mining stocks there q moderate busaess dsng sai
prices are rather heavy
InErci snge there no important movement bat Stsss
is frm at a. per cent and Francs i'lo3l'i
In Freight there sonstbDg demo ct better rates u
Grain To Liverpool 5000 q 10000 bush ct ,ssis-
1000 bbls Flour 3ili Cotton aSlsd To London l.oss
bbL Resin and abeu. 5000 bbs Twpentins for fatsrs
shipusnia4i SOD TIE slipping List adds up Tor the pea
three days
To Britain considerably lower rates hsve been a.
cepted which induced increased offerings towsrt the csse
and portion Of the decline recovered The engage
me nts TO Liyerpecl include 10000 bushels Corr ead
Wheat mostly Corn at sid sd ships bags. closing
the outside rate 1000 az 900 bbh Flour g. SJs 3d
J, 500 Rests IL 200 Pork a. Sd; $50 Lard, 40 tsn
Guano sad $50 boxes Bacon 35s 200 hhds Tallsw s2s
Cd 500 bales Cotton, ID ii sd. and go dds Tar
on private terms. To London 100 bbb Tarpentas So
90 uns Lard $685. 100 boIe: Bason 4,s cs'ks lsm
r;pd, De ; $50 tierces Beef p and small quantity
Corn Meal, s. I'D To GLsgow 1900 bushels Corn. Ia
IN ships bags 10 Hayre 900 bale: Cottss &C. 10 pre-
men 300 bales Tobacco 9os 200 hhds sugar 20 %
asa and zoo TINS Measurement Goods 3os To Antwerp
1000 gallons Honey cssts We note the fsowingeh
ters Several ships from Chnchs Island Guano. ess -
Tbomss for ordsr a ship from Bic 10 London, DsslA
IL los. another 10 arrive 10 months sane voyage.
e. iOs one TO arrive about two months from Qisbss
10 London 81 ls.; ship from Havana to Cowes and
market Sugar - los. bark from Havana 10 Cowes.
for orders Is or the Mediterranean "a ios and TO
Trieste IS; bark and brig 10 Monteytso. White Piss
Lumber cas- and Measurement Goods In prsportlSn
Neck bazk now at Boston from Psr.s Rico 70 Cowes
and market in the North Sea, e. l5e; hsckissosfg
brig nee with Grain same destination, 90 od qss
ter brig from Cuba 70 New York Sugsr 50 cents asa
Nolassss T. sO two banks from north side Cuba sagr
O. 5Oass 75 two banks from south side Cabe -
cents and Molasses % 90; brig from J.cksonvhs 70
so..,s Faos Stnf ais and schooner to MdAgs ana
5fcr y, terms We did DOT learn To California the mar
ke. continue. dale cents for Asssqrsmsns snc ca
bn;It At Roiand Ne $50 tuns has been sold On privses
terms
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DED.

BAsTHoLoNEw-ou sun..y .rsuaS. ss iat- sa-.es ssr
y. sp:F os - ss a,X A. D 4
caIf,s,N-N.fsA NAT. iaf,., laughter Il Raw q. -
cASTSE p ia 81, o. e ri as. .a.s: ..s. ~
eEaRi11 ss;.ss;S d. is'S !. s::.s; :: -. :.
i a.: sSfo Ssn o-.s. cossy Is. zee.
DaGshS Nav. n. .s % w.:
10 -.s. Of 81. y invited .,..i
f.s.r. or rue-,, oet from s.s s.s rcs<'.s~
'"y.-, sSe'Ss 81 =. n. r,Srs,us q xrrs
ID. sss. W., s.c. N s:..a rsa
Low SDss-ia sroeln % th INST. william D Ls"'ss
~ s,ess, n-uheso Of ws.eiassa Di,rcs No ~ q
sS;ta ro y. e NJ ss ss y s ssss :s:
s b.rrmsn, general. are s, y: Z: 1884 =. 90:
M1RSs-cs sa Inst rs'.r 5 a.fi' IT, .s'A 'sss''
n. rsi..,. .sa s.us. anil, r--pssssssy $500
Oils Islras No y Seventh {"
TIE, "a, sad watched as boom asa'ial
snt ssaiy hsnI TO Lat I. ,ss'his1
AEd there teAIs ssd aoen "a ssh>s
Fox thai sweet toseS.asiswu d3tss
Tse t-. o. Earth s-c., riv-o.
A.s .p,li. gnes ny ,. t =. 70 sss, -s,.,..
To bear The BOY 70 realms Of brightness
Ant ,he psnxs Of sesth al vanished
sI'1 s' a brow va ss $40: s-.. ss...
FOt Peter Sooms heavenly blossom
MILLS On sunday April ,n-r sssss assss ~
N.lon Mills is Oh. Sssh weave OF his
o; S ;sf ss s s'
hSSTsksY@M @crTs.si. April william r..,.r,n -
s I'D s's'p sss., AsT
and Harriet Pescey aged year md IL months =.
..iaOsn .,s ssissl Her remains ..,sa Mis.y ~
rueat. 49,. . q,
TOLNAgVs- On SATURDAY, Apr! Al o'clock y. DaaV
Williams OF John and Deapheae PohAmus aged year,
us IN. and 5dsys
FERRY At Phl.lepA. FRIDAY %otpas, April csl 0ATe
tophsr eldest of she late Commsdsre Perry
ths 81 ear 81 hi. Col lsh Newport u sesss-s
since Tor he psrpoe Of y<ue the south for the seseH~
he usb. proceed further thsn Phils dpna
PLAIN-Aprr Gertrude fsnis Plain asel 10 moeseA eoU
daughter OF frsncis ssd Adelise flsp .
The the family invited 70 attesd The ussa ~
father, No ISL to day (Asa ~ -
scock without further nstre.
sMITHAt sethlsheua N Y March - Oliver smith 10 The
enlisted Ia the PhilsAsphta u
Of Gen Wayne He prosss&
able hea Goa Wan Sesses
wounded and remained andsr tss gallant leader ss
nla victory formed M closing feature OF yer A.
wALMa.EY-Oa the Sh inst, Mrs Nancy Ws1hsy' u -
sab ysa Of her - a.
.ea funeral this Msndsy Afternoon oth sss -
s.dsucs Of her v Wsthtns Ne
Hesr, 1T Her remains ell be taken to Greenwood
WILLIAMS % the I'd inst, Agnes williams ssss u yssn
Her r.msin. inferred 10 the Cemetery "s''frsss
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OREGON.

We have Oregon papers to the Is. Of March 6een days
istx than previous advices.
The O,egoa,an Of March has the following account OF
the loss Of the steam tug Fire Fly by which fosr lives were
lost
The steam tug Fire Fly, owned and commanded oy
Cast Thomas Hawks was sunk on Saturday nign' iast
below Astoria by which melancholy accident Captain
Hawks Van Dyke wiesenthal the Parser H. SMassy
engineer and Indian boy we're drowned Capt HAWKS
vss wen known a. old aud sknlfu pilot on the RIVER
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LARR IRON CrRAcoA-N,kKrrs, ITo-By 'hs arriTa
of the bark Venus. Capt Atkinson. We have asvces from
Curseoe to the cath ut The yellow fever had entirely dis
appeared Salt selling a; o. per barrel and very 'csrce
Affair." in venezusla are unsettled and another revolution
u s,ros rly taxed Of
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alARRIEu

AARBsrrsOs- oUFwArzs-is ts,s Cssy krsa b. ass
Tsysr NJ DsEi q G.gre sea Of Bssssr-. to k~ Asss
% 1f tts City
MNxN'ELt DAsT IN APP'sts,. vs.. Msreh 50 Cd ys~s
4 Nas--> bs .hsa sssk CosaSy, 9ss AsrtAs OsSt
wHTTy-rA CsssrTr-Dr he ~ By Rev D. n. -
ucIs.s D D. heLssn Ws.s Me- sss.h Bsn l. OIL
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u Inc 'i upoLrHo WOOD, No q Beaver 81,
tAdyertkemeMI
AdvertsouehI
FvTe.opDtx.py ATTRACTION AT COLUMBIA

EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION AT COLUMBIAN
HIL-Ths rssormsnt Of rich DreS Cgods nsS OF red
H. NJ r. TsxLs 4 Co, ~ Gnsuda, V -
uo.t m..riflsnt IN the city New styles Of rAA ss1
S,ripsd an, Of the sbeeest ccnblnsnoe OF eosf PaH
oorsd Poalt and Cses Sfs the sna mss
rstens e th. rnpsrssos rsesved ger assmsnip
pd- Fouhrd BXsses Paris Prntss Jsesoss u az
Chsles sersns sieh ret ine
t.y shawl plaza and ssds<es
printed csshnsfs and Tablet snsvs anno' %
an T. TowLE &c hsv. fsesssy made ef,eaave a "
ton. ford their aad ~
huSres invited - examine thsn Hosh sI
freely - sold 81 ices fssa' sH s".' s~'
.xtsr house In Ii
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'AdYerisenenti
To CALIFORNIAN.

To CALIFORNIA; No one should cross the lsth
y. zi,hout DR. T,tASs Linment IL mnsdiarsy
DTs.rtery Choles ard Collie To the miner nysnse IN GO,
81 Plips the mts back ehsst u a. iaserns
well = an external remedy Depot No 20 Cs1rAndtss sod
b. TIE Drustss ;ae ua!ied Stassa Price . etc
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tAd,ertise meat.

Prcu suKs BAREGRs, &c. &c.-Ubsdell, Person
I'd. Ne M Bosdvsy between Grad aud BroomeHs vsod
call the attention Of the ladies' 70 ae see 1
feesiyee trsnttn sonssr
- of cs Chem silks Of ell and ives
sr.cr,ue Oryancie sad Jseo1e
potss Tissues and 9renAdns Plsf Ike
Fxsres Of all Celors French and Enfih Caxs@ ks a.
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tAdVerNsemsns

WoIFys sCmEpaM AROMATIC SCHNAPPs-A
GaEAr Qv.srios sIr At RtsrAf. r back hs unae'sp-s
purity Of the varieties 81 liquor hu
dir logger The question
dec sea medical profession and their
verdict 10 in fsvsr my sehedan Arsnstic scssppL TIE
Hosnd Gin Manufactured that such sn %
the sscue 'ast
oh.c, article several Of NEST
cuisines cheru They unanimously pronounced Fes rom
invaluable Medicinal because Of the unT.ed srsis.es
eeu;iai oil juniper with which isToed THIS ~n
chemistry The thing 20 ASCERTAIN whsthH
efects OF the prsPaAoo IN -s
lei prAscs therefore specimen Bottles OF the article 10
the Unon requesting them 70 o.-
With report Asout three thos
responded the cal. and theh ans.sr. Tsrs nn
t.rui, This public tnov well de- fer
handress Of extracts nom the replies eceyef IN
Of pspphlet sse Of that spes ever eopss
h.,. bee distributed Ny Schnspps therefore Of
r.d and restorative agent under iae dssbs raiFan
az derscpsra.sn and practical experience Thee are
=. which arrestias the attention OF se
rejecting porsu the community and nA eeaseqzease ncre1
Hs'hs ae"'H' III VIC I'DorpHO WOOD No p Beayers,
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Gna Chandelier

Gas Chandeliers, Brackets, Pendants, &c, .ns
eoup.e variety and designs ever ossrss an
Civ French English iass received
Be .od o. very prices by W Daley Sc ss~ Ans-
Scores Eos 81 nd 81 Broadway
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CITY ITEMS

METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER
F,p- Cs--r = Spsairs Tsc-aor-ras'1 % No O'S'E
- JOSH q
ts,I JAN I'm SIN
Ap-J ....... ~ ~
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Crsyon Daguerreotypes. Cry.talofyps:, s.sres
.eope. plain Dassseotype Lsese. Pesafss &c -, "
xsafh,r ~ ~. sr..f Fair Premizn osfy so 20
va Rcou,s sssy OF ,e-e No connection ~ra ny
lnhuert
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Gas Gas Gas Chandeliers and Gaz flxtdrss, d
-. - .,og. d.ssnA VIII be foaas st the eG m.natset1r
~ Ss,se ~ Arsssr Ca No ~ bsoA~y Eas Ass
N Ansrcs
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AUsgNExTs-For Unsls Toms Cabin, 60 70
ptraT, Ns,,sosi" CAs.asn$, asa assssvss ~sasst u
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trough nch chain Of Fortunately located v4i,rys -
Oregon q one hand end San Diego on the other.
iere ia but iste chance Of settlement u uoh imp,r
lance, on the route
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LECTURES. xEEGIsGs. AxyszsfySrs .s ,

LECTURES MEETINGS AxusysfySrS ls
AssoAY ApFii IA IA
L GEASo ExclaFnEsr Of S,sshesa ". Y. 1 y 40 20
Hal. u.
L L. Snow Soesi siou No s-ts5 ss.sry sP. "
ChsreA-iSi Safysast -
EEw oEk PAINTER. CO ofERAUss Jssss-ss B. bnssd~sy
fCsE Nocss CaugsTE ~ Asso aeriss Ss. - Srray "
LIe .Gd Microscopic ESp-rness-csr S.si" SD
2lU- u 0'ei0sk -,
B.cBSLes o. saTs Psnaiop-'. Web eW.ii.eks II VI
LAD, % LrOSs sna gov ~i.-s- so--yi.
PAU PAY snd AM Asn." &C Bsron's u
Rosfo JULIsT ,fsrssen ami rsss' s- sr-n,s
rtS,rnun.
For Coss tie F,bA-~. Wtf-" the Bcvery u N
sCIs Io>fs CsEsv NJ :: 80 Ssi-c.i fhS1er
Csc Weoss ACCOMPLISHMENTS ga S-csf~H
BucsLsrs OPsss Hcr.s- Eihi-,csn Dc,ss7,ns So 5'saS
WEfrr Etniori-nEs-ss sso srsatusr y
sscsDwsy hs-ac,ur-An-n.s ST SzJ. 10 A n &C 10 r. y
lrscsrsy 90 AL Harfsxs CryaA Palace. NJ 70 assk
Sisv,xD's GEoRANArte Nne. kc No. 80 Broadway "a = 4
PAsrosCsF. Ro-rE CALIFORNIA NJ Ge sros4
PEof HAEr's wEelE No4LD-So 81 Braai~s 81 and 7.
scsoR BARR, Of Library Hall Sswsrk. " J, -
SCENES ? REToLrrION. ~ usos Chapel 4 n
NATIONAL ACADEMY DEsssS, S3 Bts.i~sy. tSisP
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vrsIr OF TIE LEGI-LArvEE-On Saturday the Lssisla
ure snd others 70 the number OF 3eo vissed The V,Gs
public ;nsru;icns Rsndals and B!ackwirs Island.
invit.t:en Of the Ten Goveracts At Raadsus I-sud
about i've hundred children under the charge Of Mr. Zip
Ly wsre draws up in from, Of he Office building and sns
of their number named John Hughes delivered an address
in good ora;orcai style Robert Pruyn Speaker Of the
House, responded The party then examined the new
House Of Refuge on Rsnd,s Island amer which they
embarked for Bsckvens Island AID visited the Luua,c
Asylum Mad House, new Work House Aims House badd
ings, PeniteBtiary and Pensnary Hospital AT ieccck
the party down to dinner in the large dining ball in the
Rev Wers House Simeon Draper. one Of the Tea Cover
rors presided After dinner speeches made BY
Mesxs Draper Robert IL Pruyn. A u Dickinson Of As
Senate Aid Ely President Of the Bosrd OF Aldern.n
Noes II Grisnen Gen Msther, Mr. Vanderbilt. Dr. Burr
Of Bnghsnon and Messrs Scott Mallory and Morri, of
the Assembly They returned to the City aboa. oclo,k
We are compelled TO omit sreport OF the proceedings Of
the day account Of the news from Europe and Cslior
MA To day by invitation OF the Aldermen and counoi
they viii visit The institutions the City leaving sbe Asss
House at O'Clock
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AdVsfI ssnsnt
ADpRFss To TIE PUBLIC. New York abound.

ADDRESS TO TIE PUBLIC.-New York abounds
with ANNOUNCEMENTS Is and 50 Oagueeotypss Bat
tl. seepce experience taste equbte 10 ptsd1c these 30
devoted
haz been labor perfect and
evMe result that the prize Of excellence hsen
accorded Worlds Fair London the Crysi.
NYork wherever exhibited on either side of the
suffered when the public been de-
eeived by unounded pons Of economy valuable invsn
item presented than 's counterfeit psrsdsd It r
the price receptions al periods detsrsr,ef
Ny Gallery, No $50 BrosawsJ over Thomp''ns s.son
facility production OF h eas pietorss
sut for tie accommodation Of such persons desre cheap
ths opportunity Of announcing that am prepared
fry and upward ed
sshmsnt Ne 2c5 Broadway esfDsr Of Fuisn where .psc
with the aft Ked aud will de mons
better picture TO- four shn than adven
Ursr Being unwilling abandon stc ground to the pro
due,rs Inferior have sppssng 70 snhgeE
epsd public heir choice between pictures Of the SIZE price
which will fairly OF aent scsce ana
sud which be made BY the yro
yndics spd leave the eommunity 70 decide
whether real excellence or its Opposite -
perfect permit degenerate BY nlsroy
" N. b. BRAoY.
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We call attention to the card OF Mr.. Brady pub
ubsd another column announcing feature his s'nsH
{ = as- ppslis ria,s
where really sssd end enduring krne b ssssea
chesp al pictures taken him are executed Ia the nsss
.gsie oil
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DARING HIGHWAY RoBBERr.-At II o'clock on Saturday
Night Mr. John Wright Branwood was passing the cor
rer Of Thames and Greenwich ss when he sccos'ed
by WON an who asked him for cent He was about
comPyin with her request when he was suddenly seized
from behind by two men, who held him while 'ds woman
robbed him of wallet containing g. IS and some other
articles and 81 three then or liz immediately gave
AT alarm but before the services of policeman could be
procured the thieves escaped The woman was however
seen soon after in Greenwich st and arrested and hor
person was found nearly all of the stolen articles She
locked up by Justice Bcsart.
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TuE CRASsros BANK CoUsrERFETs-Cspt Brennan
Of the SIXTH Ward Police last week received several
ynous letters stating that it would be sdysntagesu' for
he authc becsm. possessed Of the plse from which
the forged $40 Cranstsn Bank bills struck he should
be informed where Il could be found The plate WAS finally
recovered aud thu names Of Terry Pelon Co, B'r,sn
being upo, it the snsraves Capt b. proceeded with IS
10 Boston and upon calling upon the firm was Informed
that the plate genuine and had been made by them s
the bank It is supposed therefore, that the plate was
stolen from the bank or the prinery
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The L.ry GANG OF PIcKPocKRIs In the case Of the
vegran, pckpccke.. recently arrested by the Tenth
Ward Police, and sent 20 Blackwelrs Island for tive
months each by Justice Welsh three vrits of csrtsrar
have been issued with view Of getting these offenders
rom the PeDentary One was before Judgs Bcsbs and
the second before Recorder Tou both Of whom rsnssdd
the cuprts 10 serve their sentence The third writ
issued Saturday by Judge Roosevelt sad will be heard
ct IL clock this morning determined effort seems 70
be making to again bsats these eight psured r,probass
to prswl upon the community Lot them BE- detained 0,
the Island
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NUMBER %.
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
M. & j. B. WALTON,


IL New Levee and IS Tchoupouas Sreets New Orleans
HAVE on hand and keep constantly
G GRocER1Es, sa5v ! RI ssI'i WIVES AND z19UoRs
consisting in part of the following articles:
BOFFEE-4Q0 Sacks Rio Java, Laguara and Mcocho.
TOBACCO-25O boxes Virginia manufactured Of all qualities
CANDLES-10O boxes New Bedford Sperm, and 250 boxss
soAp-soo boxes Winchester, and Lovermores
PiCKLES-assorted. 80
LEMON sYRUP-100 boxes-ToMATO KETCHCP-l0o
TEAs-5Oo Packages Green and Black Teas, comprising
very full assortment.
GOSHEN BUTTER-5o Kegs selected and very superior
Goshen Butter.
CHEEsE-25 boxes selected English Dairy Cheese.
MACKEREL-25o Packages Nos, l, Q and Macksre, and
100 Packages Mess Mackerel edo shad and Salmon.
WRAPPING PAPER-3O0 Reams Wrapping Paper.
CHAMPAGNE CIDER-lOo boxes Champagne Cider.
STARCH-100 boxes Colgates and Foxes Starch
CURRANTS-10 Casks Zante Currants.
sUGAR-50 Packages Loaf Crushed and Powdered Sugar
LOBsTERS AND SALMON-5O Gases Lobsters and Salmon.
HAMs-Dufield and stagg shays Hams
SAUCE-12 cases Worcestershire Sauce.
PIE FKUITS-100 boxes Pie Fruits
And full and general assortment Of Spices, Kstchup
Sauces. Bitters Cordals Oils, Fruits, Preserves etc.
BRANDIEs WINES AND LIQUORS.
BRAND1Es Half Pipes Brandy Of Castillon 1915, H.
puy, Desmaries; and few small packages Of 1909 PLA
NAT BRANDY, genuine vntage) equal to any in the
SHERRY WINE-1o Quarter Casks very old and delicate
OLD MADEIRA w1NE-1o Quarter Casks very Old Madelrs
SHERRY AND MADEIRA-50 Packages Sherry and Ma
deira
PORT VINES Quarter Casks Port Wine,
BURGUNDY PORT-50 Quarter Casks Burgundy Port.
ALSO-Sta Croix Rum, Jamaica Rum, lsTay Malt Whis-
key Bourbon Old very superior Whisky, Holland Gin.
Schedam Schnapps, Claret Wine in cases, etc.
NJ & j. D. WILTON, are sole Agents for the Southern
'''''' ''' "BIILEcART 'Il ,E sALMoN's vERzEN1Y,"
which they wish direct the attention of the trade and
consumers. jan. 14-n4)
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Mcleod IL MalfOry's
COMPO UyD
FLUID EXTRCT of SARSAPARILLA.

UGH has been SAID and written on
4v1 the valuable medical properties of Sarsaparia and
the great that has attended IT curative agent
in malignant chronic diseases has rendered per-
haps the most popular medicine mbraced In the maeris
medca. Some diversity of opinion, it strue has existed
relation the certainty Of its therapeuiicat effects 1t
almost universally employed not only on account
Of its alternative properties, hnt happy medum
for the administration Of other medicines According to
Monardes, this plant imported by the Spanards into
Europe in 1549 Aboa the middle Of the last injury it
brought into general esteem by Hunter and Foryce,
medicine calculated assist the operation Of mercury,
as well to those symptoms which may be denomi
mated the sequale Of mercuria course Its most ex-
tensve application the present day is to Chronic he.
msm. Secondary SYPHILIS, general Cuaneons Affections
proceeding from depraved condition of the blood and
TINT Of the system induced by the imprudens
of mercural preparations. Its importance greatly
enhanced by the valuable combination of vegetable
Alternative peculiar to our preparation We guard against
the employ OF deteriorsted Riatarals We import
our sarsapariia from Honduras and by tedious and
difficult process concentrate it's active virtues with
out mpairing them by excessive heat Our experience
which nportint desderatum-in the preparation
OF this article very extensive. and confidently recon-
mend it as a valuable medicine. Price-si.
may13I MCLEOD 4 MALLORY, So Camp st.. NO
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tryf or furnishing such House, and of good
material Tbs together with the determination of the
Proprietor deserve patronage by his unremtting
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