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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-10

DOARDING--A LADY. HAVING FINE HOUSE,
ID in good location, within few minutes walk Of Broad
way west SIDE is DESTROYS Of letting furnished
furnished to gentleman and lady BOARD for che lady
only) Address N. c., Broadway Post Once.
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AZ LARMONT, PARIS AND LONDON PHYslCIAN
W. AID surgeon 2 sos;uls:d snd rom ti q
sSs 1 sSssiss sS SI fss Ausr.A MIN" ~
arg tteyN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-10

ON BRoADWAY-HANDsOME FURNISHED ROOMS
ClU let either as paror and bedroom or separate
Gentlemen moderate prices and
rood aten dance would do well to call At SO Broadway
breakfast IL desired, gas and baths.
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HOTELS.

ton. MRS Z. c. COFFIN W Broadway opposite Grace
church. ~
COOPER HOUSE, BROADWAY, NEAR BROADWAY
~ IheatrcCentrally situated the great
and convenient to Wall street and the various places
amusement. Tidy female walters employed at The
Clarendon and other first class hotels two doars
per day dinner At three and four o'clock
ALBERT j. PEASE 4 BROTHER PronriafoYa
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PARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.-THIS FRIDAY
ID evening at o'clock will be repeated the local
moral drama Of THE OLD BREWERY = thrilling produc-
tion. In the afternoon at the famous Ncoo Family and
THE HAPPY NAN The living Grsfes, Happy, Family,
der ten, R cents first balcony and parquet, & cents
extra. - -
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FINANCIAL.

$45 900 TO i + sam, RoND AND MORT
13 Wall street.
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y ECEIvED PER LATE ARRIvALs-NEw AND
III very beautiful styles of silks bareges and nous az
lanes, to which solicit early also Pon6
SAencon, Gupurc Honiton, Brussels and vAlencennes
lace, Paris embroidories &c.
A. KERR 4 CO., 7e7 Broadway.
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DUcKLEY,s sERENADERs CHINESE HALL $50
ID Broadway, near the Prescott House.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
The oldest established and talented company
tence being the first introduce harmony Etho
plan the first to sing operate Choruses
form Burlcsque Operas &c. &C. The management has
honor of announcing that the Concerts Of this Company
still be conducted its present fashionable fun
without yulgarty" Concert ~ O'clock Ad-
mission, Is cents.
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TOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA-UNITED STATES
Mail LineThc new and sple did steamship AUGUSTA
Thomas Lyon, will leave Saturday March H. oco
p. NJ, from pier No. 4 North river. Apply to
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL, IS Broadway
The Knoxville. Chas. d. Ludlow, will cspe Wednesday
March Is Through tickets from New York Jacksonville
ST.. Pilatka
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BOARD WANTED IN BROOKLYN-NEAR THE Full.
ID ton ferry by young private family where the
comforts Of home be obtained Address, stating full
particulars and terms H. b. Herald Office References
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PIC MIC OF THE
MOUNT VERNON CLUB.

VIE "MOUNT VERNON CLUB" respectfully in.
l. form the citizen OF Was ellington aud the pub
lie generally that they will have the pleasure Of Civ
ing grand PIC MIC at Arlington spring, on Mon
DAY, May IS, ls54.
To all no fell inclined to participate in the full
erj ment If this delightful season of the year, q
favorable opportunity Is afforded for spending
IlpAsans Ony in one ST the most beautiful rural
ret ,eats in the vicinity OF WashIn atom
An excellent Cotilon band has been engaged OF
the occasion.
Refreshments will be furni he'd by a superior Ca
terer.
The Boat will leave 14th street Bridge at o'clock
a
The floor managers will be distinguished by blue
rosette.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and ladies, 81 SO.
MANAGERS.
Charles 4. Orme, JOIN Nelson,
George g. Cation, Benj. f. Howard,
VIM. H. II. Towers, Vim 8 Scott,
NJ Quinn, E"orthiugton,
James Williams, CT ttolbroek,
George .. DoaR, Gallagher,
James Owens, Milton Dove,
WIN. Worthington, John Humphrey,
joseph Inward.
Should the westher prove unfavoratle the Pic Mic
will be- postponed until further notice.
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DOR SALE, HOUSES AND VACANT LOTS-A
Il neat and well built twc-story frame HOUSE In
perfect order situated on Massachusetts avenue be
tween 18th and 9Th streets, containing rooms The
house Il now vacant and possession eau b, had i'm
-eistely.
Also. two contafring rooms, each situated OF
4th, between and K street. One On K heteveen Attn
AID 'th STREETS. containing rooms, perfectly new
Hne Two sso-y brick. containing rooms, on X be
tween 4th and 5th streets Together with a number
VI valuable Euildiog Lots-one near the Railroad
Depot, ard he Others In different parts of the CITY
Fol- sale or rent "a Ca-Ienter shop.
Apply st the cfice of Justice Donn or to the sub
scriber, RUDOLPH BUCHLY
AT he r's'dence of j. T. Harvey, Undertaken, OF
7th between u AID Il streets
N. b -Pers ms wish ns to buy, soil, or exchange,
would do We to call on the subscriber.
VT
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, May 1lth.-Flour dulIer, but
Howard street and City Mills held at So so,
and s. SIT offered Wheat-40G0 bushels Of
cred; sales of red at 81 o5; white held at s. OS
a2l4, Corn-Sales Of 400 bushels white at
72al4; yellow AT 74a75c. Oats sold at 52a55c.
Quotations Of -four BY the Canada show no
change from previous figures, hence holders
in Baltimore refuse to take less
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By j. c. McGUIaE, auct,oneer

BY y. T.. mcGCjH k, ucttOneef
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALU BILE PROPERTY
J BY virtue OF a deed OF tru 81 from Joseph Cue.
villier 70 the subscriber duly ordcd In Liber J.
A. g., No. a. folios. 522 &c Of the land record
Cor Washington county, in the District Of Coln biz
will offer for sale. at pablo auction, at the auc ion
rooms of jas. @. Mc3nire. on SATURDAY., the 6th
Day of May next, at O'Clock p. NJ the foo wing lot
# ground, together with tha improveHe nts thereon
viz: Lots Nos. /, 2 s. 6,r 8, Il, 49, IA, u, L. l.
and IS, in Square 500.
Those pers ns DESTROYS of purchasing are request
ed to examine the property previous to the day q
the sale.
Terms Of sale One half cash: the balance in SIX
months, with note bearing interest and secured by
deed Of trust on the property
All CT nvey snchg at the expense Of the purchaser
If the terms of sae ara not complied with within
i've dsvs after the ae the property will be resoIo
at the risk Of TIE purchaser.
J. FRANCIS CLEMENTS, Trustee
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
apr I'd Auctioneef.
ia The above sale Is pos. poned until
SATURDAY, May Doth, she sane hour and place
J. FRANCIS CLEMENTS, TRUSTEE.
may 6&21 JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Au,t'r
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HOSIERY AND GLOVES.

WE have now in store a very large aud general
w assortment Of Ladies, Gents aud Misses Ho
sery and Gloves.
Ladies' white, State, black, brown, grey and mixed
Brown eHbroidered and open work Hose, some a
lew rs Is cts. per dozen
Gents white, brown, blue, mixed, striped and fancy
half Hose, some as low as IS cts. per dozen.
Boys white brown, blue, mixed, striped and fancy
hAf Hose, some as low as IS cts. per dozen.
Misses and Ghdrens' fancy, plain and striped Hose
Elastic Tops
Misses three threaded bite and brown Hose q yer,
gu erior article
Ladies', Gents and Misses Kid, Silk, Thread and
Cotton Gloves, AL numbers, In great variety
Black lace Mitts and Gloves
Also, 81 k, Merino, Lamhswool and Cotton Under
". EGAN son,
No. 8 Pa. avenue, south eide, near 7th street
may l-12t Intel
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MRS. NJ. A. SCRIVNER

ID ETUkNS thanks to the ladies Of W asni n gton for
IL their very liberal encouragement, and would
inform them that che has removed to the corner OF
Pennsylvania avenue AMI 10th street, over g.
Aliens, Dry Goods Store, where she wi continue to
receive orders for EMBROIDERY BRAIDIN0 and
ORNAMENTAL NEEDLE WOiK. Lad;ef Tslmas.
chidas Ms Dresses, infants flannel Josey,s Gentle
mems vest patterns traced on the shortest notice
and on any material. Buttsn hole edgiug Cor 81
cts. per yard. NAV 6-eo3ts
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, May ll.-Flour unsettled; safes
If 5000 barrels of State brands at S. So $3.50;
Southern at S9aS9 Il and 50 Ia. Whent CRU,
tte price remaining unchanged Cor; sale:
# 80. 900 bushels mixed at 70 cents, yellow al
80 cents. The tendy is towards 1eclI.e.
Cotton 10 quite unsettled. Stocks steady.
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~ CU.E OF ScROFULA OF TEN YEARS STANDING by
he uss of KidwePs Beach Drop; confirmed by tn.
certificate of Mrs. Emerson, of Alexandra, who ha
gained considerable reputation for the treatment Of
Ulcers. DC Mrs g. viii give further infsrma ton to
any one visiting her relative to the case. The char
acrsr of the BEACH DROP fully established tina
no one doubts that it possesses greater msd'c,n.
virtues than any other preparation MANUFACTURED
or the cure Of Scrofuls, Bronchil Diseases, Ri eu
matism, DC. Strangers visiting Washington who
nave friends afflicted with such Diseases can have il
sent to any part of the United States securely
packed. See further evidences on first page of tn.
ttSts-n MOI
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"a most beautiful. CHOICE and varied assert
ment OF fresh Spring and Summer Clothing has just
t Heen opsns1 oy Noah "a.ssr Co., pfoprietosa Of
lur citizens, as well as strangers, should, bv all
means give thsm trial. as their goods are made M
IN the very best nsrt;er and most fashionable stvle
neis stGcA consists OF full dress and business suits
due black and colored Cloth frock and dress Costs
rich Vestings, &c., with 8 selection. Of Furnishing
oods not surpassed in the city for beauty and style
PARTICULAR care and attention has been paid to the
Boys and Youths Department.
Their prices are uniformly low, and we say to one
and all, call on them before n,-"hasinp elssyhers
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ElNE EDITIONS, In fins Library binding,
Il bound in London for the undersigned. Of the
following authors:
koscos, schisssls Schiller, sismondi, Plutarch,
dune and snollet, Robert Hall, kabeIais, Mschis
velii, Rapke. Sheridan, vuniu., jeremy Taylor
Gregory, FuIlar, Burke, Butter, De Lolue Neand,r.
GortLs, g. ammont Mcneil, Miller, Burnet. Bean.
mont, and Fletcher, South, johnson. snd many
others; are just imported by
may eft RRANCK Taylor
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may Id


By GREEN a. SCOTT. AucttOneers.
lIOUSE AND LOT at Auction ON FRIDAY,
IL the 18th instant. we shall SELL in front Of the
premises, at O'CLOCK y Lot no. 10, 10 Square
e65. having front Of 30 feet or = street, between
and sts. west
The Lot is improved by a good and nearly new
story ands half Frame House, which rents resaii.
at fiva collars a month.
Terms: One third cash the balance In and L.
months, for notes bearing interest from the dsy Of
the sale.
deed given and . deed of trust taken.
GREEN Il SCOTT,
may cd Asctioueers
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Convention Of Cigar Makers.

SYRACUSE, May l0.-The journeymen cigar
makers met in the City Hall here to-day and
July organized. Edward b. Van Colt was
chosen President, and Theodore Fitzgerald,
Secretary. Fifty delegates were present
Commit ees on credentials, organization and
inance were appointed, and the Convention
adjourned till o'clock
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NhEEN q NUT,
may Sd Asctioueers


by GRE EN- & SCOTT, Auctfoneers..
LH0UR TW0-ST0RY FRAME HOUSES and Lots
Il at Auctiou.-0n FRIDAY, the 18th instant, We
Lot No. 6, In Square 55, situated on 49, between
AID 1 streets north, With the improvements which
are four two st ~ Frame Houses, containing use
good and conveniently arranged rooms each, spd
each house Eli be sold separately.
Terms: Lne-hslf cash the pa In aud 10
months, for notes bearing interest from the day Of
the sale.
A deed given and deed Ct trust taken.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
NAV Sd Auctiopeer
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~ Now rs fRs rIxE.-The display of daguerreo
types at pLUMs's GALLERY, Pennsylvanis ave
nue., Is truly magnificent. The proprietor is doing
handsome business, and hundreds are delighted with
the splendid pictures they obtain there. Let it b
duly remembered nd pstronized. Enterprise with
genius deserves support and what is gratifying, al
ways attains It. This accounts for the success o.
all weatherR. dec7-
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TIE SrRREoec0pa This beautiful Instrument
and wendeif ni As beautiful-has BEEN seized upon
ey the Daguerreotypists, smpliied and put b. fore
the public for general adoption. On viewing the
application Of it to Dsguerreoype pictures 1t Is hard
to re train ones warmest enthusiasm. 30 astonish.
ing Is the result produced The object of vision seen
through the stereoscepe is no longer a picture; 1t
has all he lineaments ard pecaliarittes and pres
enoe OF The living subject. only less in sise The
completeness With which this is done must be seen
to be believed. The only place that We know of in
the city where Stereoscopic Daguerreotypes can be
procured is HITEHURsTs, on Penn ylvania avenue
The world is INDEBTED to Professor WHEATsfoNE for
tins beautiful Invention, which equals, in fact hat
We only real of In the fabulous miracles of Friar
3acop.
The beautiful Daguerreotypes described above,
are daily sold at WHITEHURsr's GALLERY, Pennsylv.-
MA avenue near AZ street
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'sCncle Ned had no hair on the top of his head.
I'M the ,iiac,. shnra h. aix

"Cncie Ned had no hair ON the top of his head,
In the place where the hair ought to grow"
But he lived Previous to the discovery of Lyons eel.
hratei kathairon, which not only preserves and
eautiies, but restores the hair to any period of
life. Only those who will not try it, are troubled
with badness, dandruff, or harsh and unpleasant
hair.
From the Home Journal, " T.
'No article ever acquired so rapiI celebrity and
rniversal appreci ton az LYeN's KArH,m2r. To
those who have used it land who has mott the rea
son is obvious as its invigorating and identifying
effects, and agreeable Perfume stamp it an iudispen
sable article of the toilet"
Sold at the cid Ice Of Is cents, in large bottles
by ali dealers, everywhere.
D. -. BARNES, Proprietor, 1871 Broadway. NY.
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Verdict.

PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-THE jury In the
case &C the conspirators, last night brought in
n verdict Of gully Field was found gYi.ty
IN al the counts, and Daniel Locherow found
guilty on the Sd and 9th counts
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PARASOLS AT COST.

"E have now in store q large and complete az.
w sortYent OF the above named goods, Of IL.
latest styles. In the lot may be found q few exIr,
sizes fr elderly ladies' All of which, with the bal
Of stock, (which is complete In all dspsrt
uents,) will positively, up TO the 10th Of NAV. h,
sold at cost. Al sr which We snail open an entir,
new stock. Good bargains may DO relief unon' a,
at price is all that will be asked. Goods warrant
ed as represented, or no SALE
MITCHELL L HOYLE.
Opp. Centre Market, 10. 3 from sth IT.
an 24-eotMRyl0
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bishop IVES NEW WORK, Trials of Mind,
ID letter to bis Old Friends, Is work that should
be read by every person. For sale by the Agent
ALEX. ADAMsON, on 18th street, opposite 10 The
Post Office, where be keeps constantly On hand ali
the cheap Publications. Magazines, aud New papers
Also, q large assortment of Blank Book sud Sta
tionery. may 9-2w
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D0OHS FOX ENT-Two Rooms on the second
IL floor unfurniebe1, suitable for office, and on
trrnt hid Chamber. thru foor, 'front.' in Nebraska
Place. adjoining Nc 'ures Auction House. 10Th -.
No family living IN the house. Enquire Of
may 9-3t JIG. MCGUIRE
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A CARD.-The undersigned respectfully In
n forms his friends aud the public thet be has
CONNIE need the manufacture of MIN eRAL WATER
in this city, AID has purchased the Worlds Fair pre-
MUM S da Water Apparatus, which enables him ro
furnish the public with pure and Superior article
Orders will be thankfully received at his Factory
corner OF ~ and streets, ard promptly ATTENDED
to. WI. n H. MACK
may Inns late Of Georgetown d. C..
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AUCTION SALES.
BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctionee

BY J. G. MCGUIRE, AUctf0neef.
T AND FOR SALE, ADJACENT TO THR CITY.
IL I shall offer at pubic sale, at my Auction
Room, CT THURSDAY afternoon, May 18th, at
o'clock, several beautiful and commanding building
OTIS. partly woo1e1, situated about q quarter of
mile beyond the ,ity boundary, on thu new country
road to rlsdens! urg. north II aIsnovs, sdjoining
the lands If Gales, lizard, Kelly. Berry, ana 9th
FRS, containing about 81 ares. The tract viii Re
.Fcred i'm lets from one to seven a., es or in one
body, a. may be deemed most expe di, Mt at the time
Of sale.
Title ndsputahle.
Terms: Orc third cash the balance ia 6 and IL
MOI tbs, for notes besriny interest secured By 3
esd Of trust on the prem
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
msy Id Auctioneer
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Wills Delicious article combines 20 many meritori
GUS qualities that it has DOW become star d.
ara iaVorite with the citizens Of New York. Phil..
uePn, ara Baltimore Dentists prescribe II in theii
practice most successfully, and from every sourc.
ese most hsttering laudalions are awarded it.
unnamed and bleeding gums are Immediately ban
enteo oy It's use its action upon them Is nv mild
e0otning, and elective. 1t cleanses the & eth so
thoroughly that they made TO rival pearl in the
whit ness. and diffuses through the mouth such n
delightful freshness that the breath is rens red az
Qusitely sweet It dissffscts all those impurities
which tend to produce decay, and. rs oonseo uence
when these are removed the tee b must always re
main sound.
Prepared tn'y by Francis HERMAN, Druggist, Phil
sdelpLia, and sold by W. II GILMAN, " sshiugtor
and by oil Lrusgi Is, at only Is cents 9 bottle.
may Son
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Priuters' St,lke at Utica

UTICA, May l0-The Printers in all the
,fices Ia this city, except the Herald. which
pays the price, have struck for the payment
Of % cents per thousand.
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CTORE AND DWELLING FOR sALE-The sub.
~ scriher will dispose @: at private sale, his OR,
HOUSE and DWELLING, fifutted at the crrnar O.
18th ard streets north. The location Is in lless
ant and rapidly improving part of the CITY, where
good md IEc7easog custom ia the Grocery Busioess
i now enjoyed Any bcrson wishing to purchase,
will find goGd opportunity offered by applying on
the premise l.. EDWARDS.
NAY a., o2H&
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Philadelphia Market.

LApELPHIA, May III b.-The msrkc: re-
aims upchsngnd, The rices bel the sArs
as yesterday. Flour somewhat du Ter.
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M AR RTE ID.

N "A II 1t T. de
On the 9Th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Hodges
LEWIS WILLIAMS to Mrs. ELIZABETH PRU-
DEROSkI. all of this city.
On The 9Th instant, by the Rev. S. A. II. Marks
Mr.. WILLIAM w. DULEY to Miss SUSAN SANS
BURY, both of Prince Georges county, Maryland
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JOHN FL. MOOT,
DE.LER H
English, French, German and American
DRY GOODS.

So2ia side Of Bridge street, near High,
GEORGETOWN, ID c.,
LAS received recently from the New York and
L Il Philadelphia Auction and importing Houses Q
general assortment Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
bought principally for cash, at the very lowest prt
res, which enables him offer great inducements
TO purchaser.
Ladies Of Wsshn gtoR viii find that they can save
money by making their purchases of him.
p. S.-6ooi- delivered TO them when bought In
my quantity without charge. J. III. ShO0T.
ap l5-dlm
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II 4 l. II

On the 10th instant, JANE HEYER, in the 65tl
We Of her age, "A native OF the city Of New York
but for the last 43 years resident Oi this city.
At Gibsonvile, California, on the 9th March,
EDWARD DEKRAFFT, aged sc years, son of the
late T. G. DeKraf1t, Esq, of this city.
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DUMP MAKING and
WATCHES, JEwELRY & sILvLRWARE

WATCHES, JEWELRY & SILvLRWARE
M GAIT Bro. constantly receiving,
M. large invoices Of very superior Gold Wstches
which ena blss them at all times to offer sssnrt
ment embracing every maker OF celebrity in III.
world, and for quality STYLE and cheapness net
passed in this country.
Particular attention i called 70 their unusually
large stock of elsgant Diamond and ether styles OF
rich Jewelry, Silver snd Plated Ware, which they
offer at the lowest possible rates, and warrant a.
represented.
W. GAIT BRO,
Sign ofthe Golden Eagle, bet 9th and 10th SITS.
E
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NOTICE.

lust opened a large ami varied assortmsnt q,
u Spring aud SUI mer Under Garments, Liuer
Drawers Of superior quality and patterns Fsuc,
Hosiery, Silk, Thread, and Cotton, at UOpKINS,s
dentienen's Furnishing Store, corner Penn.y!vsnis
avenue and 9th St., between National and Browns
h3tei. may CIV
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~ hEAnRR, would You not like to send your pa.
SuerreotyIe to some absent frends If 80, call at
ADAass Metropolitan Gallery, and theirs you can
sef ed In fine case, VII ch can be sent to any par,
pf the United States for II cnts by rsii Splendid
SEereoscopic portraits m ade daily for and IS. D4
suerteo,ypes IN fine cases from 81 upwards No so
cent pictures made at this Gallery Cali and cyan.
inc specimens, a AnANS
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SCIENCE Us. EMPIRICISM.
DROP. JAS. McCLINTOCK'S SERIES OF FAM
I,Y MEDICINES:
rectoral Syrup Cold and Cough Mixture
Rheumatic Mixture Fever and Ague specific
Rheumatic Lniment Tonic aud Alternative Syr
Asthma and Whooping up
Cough Remedy Anodvne Mixture
Diarrh1a Cordial Chol. Ambitious Pills
era Preventive Vegetable Purgstivs Pills
Dyspeptc Elixir
The public may rest assured that the above Sc
ries of medicine is the cult Of profound medical
science, nsummate Skill long experience, and dis
6nguished success.
Orders from the trade for all or any of the shove
medicines respectfully solicited and will be filled
upon the most liberal terms, by
J. L. BENSHAW,
General Agent for A CUSHMAN i Co, Proprie
tors, No. l22 Fulton street, New York.
Once corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 18th st.
up stairs.
Bold by Patterson Nairn ftott, Gilman, Elliot
kidwell q Lawrence, and By Dr.. Walsh, Navy \ ru
ap l2-ifsolms
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~ continue as heretofore to practice his protes
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The Ohio River.

WHEELING, May 1.-THE Ohio river az
Wheeling and PittsbuTg is eight feet In the
channel.