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FAMILY GROCERY,
invest corner Of Thirteenth and III SITS.

FAMILY GROCERY.
Northwest corner OF Thirteenth and III SITS.
vWvHE SUBSCRIBER having taken the
u above-named stand, recently occupied by Mrs
II. A. Laub, intends keeping general supply Of
Family Groceries, Of the very best quality, which
will be disposed Of ct the lowest possible rates for
cash, or short credit to punctual customers
He solicits continuance of the custom Of the for
mer patrons Of the house, and begs to invite the at
tention and inspection of his numerous friends and
acquaintance to the quality Of his goods, and the
arrangements made TO secure the liberal patronage
of the public. s tAs9 apaREN A. JACKSON.
] dec ii--lm (Star)
HENRY,s INvIGORATING CORDIAL.
DERFECTLY vegetable In Its compost.
II tion for the cure Of Nervous Diseases Physical
Lassitude, General Prostraton, Sluggishness 81 the
Liver, Dyspepsia, Excitement, Hsstlsesness Sleep
lessness Confusion of Ideas Melancholy Incapacity
for Study or Business Dislike Of Society, DC. III
HENRY'S INVIG0RATlNG CORDIAL will in
crease and restore the appetite, strengthen the
cated renew the health Of those who have destroyed
il by sensual excuses or evil practices induce con-
tinual cheerfulness and equanimity Of spirits and
prolong life. gses aT
Persons of pale complexion and consumptive habits
are restored BY the use of bottle or two, to bloom
sickly color to beautiful florid complexion.
Price % per bottle; three for IS six for %.
Sole proprietor ,5 8. E. COHEN,
us Philadelphia, Pa
For sale by Druggists generally, and by
w. II. GILNAN,
@. SToTT, d Co., | Ir,,.,;no,on ~, Il
DANIEL B. CLARKE, 'u'"'s'0' wy
G. e. DAVIS,
PEEL & STEVENS,
j. r. PIKRPoNT, Alexandria, Va.
D. @. MAJOR,
lac1 tsfs f.E i b = I N I. ! E
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FOR RENT. L
Il NEW THREE-STORY AND ATTIC
"A Brick House, situated on Sixth street. east side,
the corner Of NJ No. 232. For particulars, in
quire Of +. M. MAGRUDER,
e Dry Goods and Shoe Store,
nov 25-eodts No 1885, Seventh street.
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Mrs. Partington is said to have anxiously asked
il Uncle Tom Is d better man than Enoch, of Bibli
cal memory, She grounds her inquiry on the fact
that she had heard that Uncle Tom had been trans
lated seven times, while Enoch was translated but
once.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
FIXED HOURS FOR THE WASHING
TON AND ALEXANDRIA BOATS.

TONAND ALExANDRiA BOATS.
gEHE following arc the hours Of depar-
IL lures Of tho only reliable steam ferry boat ply
ing between Alexandria and Washington:
The steamer GEORGE PAGE will leave Washing
ton daily, at the usual hours.
Will leave Alexandria at tho usual hours.
His omnibuses will leave tho corner Of Pennsyl
wanna Avenue and Seventh street. 10 connect with
the boat also at the usual hours.
His omnibuses will connect with all cars arriving
at and departing from, Washington and Alexandria.
nov 24-u GEORGE PAGE
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PROCLAMATION.

.I|NT y 49, T1IOCIAIUAIIONst9 81 lH3afII n
IMPORTANT NOTICE..-The best matte
u rial and the best work only allowed in the SHIRTS
made and sold by WIN. II. FAULKNER the only
practical Shirt Maker In the city Of Washington. Try
them, and save money, In addition to trouble, time,
and temper Gentlemen measured and good fit
guaranteed in all cases.
Orders attended to with despatch. Please note the
address, SIGN OF THE SHIRT, x
Pennsylvania avenue, between
Third and Four-and-a- Half sts, south side.
dec 5-lyd a,
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There has long existed a pub
Lie domand for an effective fur
Qstiye Pill which could be relied
On as sure and perfectly safe IN
its operation. This has been pre-
pared 70 meet that demand, and
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DOTHWELL a. BROWN, AUCTION
II GERS and Commission Merchants, Lou
isiana avenue opposite the Bank Of Washington, will
give attendance TO all business committed TO their
charge and will make sales by auction Of all descp
tons Of property real personal They respectfully
solicit share ef the patronage Of the public
They are now opening and arranging for sale an
extensive assortment Of
OF every variety 10 which they invite the attention
Of persons furnishing, Af
they have on band q supply Of
APPLES AND ONIONS,
Purchased in Boston, and win shortly be provided
with
POTATOES
All Of which win be disposed Of at private sale.
nov 13--2aw2m
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AMERICAN BOOK STORE.

VXTU.LIAM 8. CROWLEY Bookseller and Sta
w TONER No. LAG Baltimore street. near Calvert
opposite Carroll Hall, keeps constantly on hand .
complete assortment Of Books, In every department
Of literature
Also, Blank Books, School Books Letter Paper, Cap
Paper, Pens, Ink, Envelopes and every variety Of
Fancy and Staple Stationery.
All the new books received as soon as published
For sale, wholesale and retail, at the very lowest
prices.
Subscriptions received for all the Papers and Mag
azincs published.
~ Agent for the american Organ" and oil the
American Books and Papers pnblished.
nov 10
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And by all Druggists everywhere.
dec le--eO6m
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BALTIMORE ADvERTBEMENTs.

~ The Legislature Of Delaware will cor
,ene on the 26th instant
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JACOB WEAVER,
Cabinet Maker and Undertaken Of Funerals,
AT short notice, fs@
No. 81 ROSS Street. near Eutaw,
Baltimore. nov ID

Baltimore. nov ID
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING.
MRs. G. v. JOHNSTON,
Pennsylvania avenue, third door from Tenth street,
entrance on street,
Will take several Apprentices. Also, good hands
wanted.
She viii cut and haste, cut Innings and Patterns.
doc lily
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BUSINESS CARDS.

@fsf,t II. HI. SIMS,S
Plumbing Establishment,
No. 5l2 18th street, opposite the Inteligencer Office
Hydraulics Of every description put up and con-
stantly on hand. dec left
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o. one O'Clock to morrow afternoon from his late rcsi
dence corner of Eighty street and Third aven
. In Jersey City, on the Gath Of February, CHARLES
His friends relatives a,e requested to attend his
neral iram The residence Of his brother James Sweeny
NO i37 West twentieth street O'Clock
Afternoon His remains viii be removed to Calvary Ce-
metery.
In Brooklyn, on Thursday, May !, in the s2d year of
her age, ELLEN ARfDAIE, wife of Arthur W. Birney.
The funeral viii take place at four O'Clock this after
noon, from her late residence Hudson avenue near vii
loughby street, Brooklyn.
Toronto papers please copy.
On Friday, May s, of consumption JAMES MAxwEtI
His friends and relatives and the members of Henry
Clay Lodge No TO- A. A. respectfully invited 10 At
tend his funeral at one O'Clock TO morrow afternoon
from No % West Twenty seventh street.
On Friday morning, May s, Mrs SUSAN ANN MEAD wife
Greenburg
Her remains will be taken to White Plains for interment
this day
On thursday, May MARY McNABB in the cath year of
her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral at three O'Clock
afternoon, from No ia North Third street, Williams
burg to Calvary Cemetery.
On Thursday, May in the 9th year of her age MARY
ANN, the beloved wife of Peter Halpn.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from the Church Of St.
francis Xavier Sixteenth street, Sixth avenue, at
han past nine O'Clock this morning. 70 Calvary Cemetery
Un wednesday, May 8, BENJAMIN TAYLOR, (colored,)
His remains inferred in Cypress Hills Cemetery
Suddenly, on Sunday, April &c. HENRY c. ALLEN aged
~ years.
Hudson IN. ~ papers please copy
On Friday morning, May s. OF consumption, at the re-
Eidence Of his brother, Ethridge NJ Fish, ESQ., West
Hoboken N j., WILLIAM II. FISH, aged Al years, formerly
OF kensseiaerville Albany county, N. Y.
Albany papers please copy.
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day forenoon of the pupils at the Industrial School
IN North second street named Susannah Leach so
seriously burned that her injuries vii probably ter
inmate fatally. Her clothes took fire by coming In
tact with the stove and the teacher being absent she
working the adjoining building drawn to the spot
by tie Of the unfortunate girl and Immediately
stripped on the burning garments. She wasconveyed to
the residence Of her parents In North Fifth street. and
medical aid called In Her recovery is considered
doubtful.
VIOLATING CRY 0RpwAscsS-Messrs Clock a Miller,
doing business In Grand street. appeared before Mayor
Wall yesterday and fined $40 for violating the city
ordinance in regard to awnings.
man named Peter Scbapagal was also brought before
the Mayor and fined s. for violating the city ordinance
by driving his horse on the sidewalk.
BOARD 90 EprcATIoy.--Ihe regular monthly meeting
% me Board OF Education held ~ the City Hall on
4AussdAy evening, Mr. e. l. DemaSeat rendered his 10.
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On Friday morning, May 5, AsA s. W

On Friday morning. May 5, AsA S. WILLIAMS, aged Al
years and months.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from No 246ls William
street. at two o'clock afternoon His remains
aill be inferred in Greenwood.
0nondaga and Cortland county papers please copy.
On friday, May 8, mt her late residence No "a South
Third street Williamsburg, MARY ANN, wife Of Thomas
Eetts (of the hrm Of J. 3 Lounsbery Co and dau
ter OF the late Edward smyiie Esq in the Both year Of
her age.
The relatives ard friends Of the FL my
y invited TO attend her funeral clock to morrow
afternoon Her remains win be inferred in in the Gene.
terry of the Eyergreens.
On friday evening Nay s, FRAscrs HARVEY aged "a
years and months.
invited TO ate nd his funeral from Bridges Church.
t. at nine o'clock morning. to Calvary
Cemetery.
suddenly, Friday morning, May 5, WILLIAM wHrrs,
eyed 5F years.
Bis friends and those Of his brother IN law Joha cul
BERT Ess TIRE respectfully nv.sea to attend his funeral
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THE MILITARY.

REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF COMPANY
IA A, American Rifles held at the armory, Of
Bre ndway and Grand street. IL unanimously resolved
thata committee Of three be appointed TO draft
expressive Of The feelings Of this in accepting the
resignation OF Capt Charles H. Wheeler, and sh the
same in one more papers. From the minutes.
A. Ii. FERGUS0S, Secretary
RcsolvcdThAt Capt Charles H. Wheeler is entitled to
re highest eneomsus II. this bestow for
the interest nfested and indefngable cxerons
he has made not only in sustaining this company
oially the interest Of the list American Rifles
Refolved-In accepting Capt Charles IA. Whceler's re.
gnaon VIC do 90 from the fact OF his removing from this
city to Troy and 1t is with reluctance
he Tie that legally bound together soldiers
In this company Yet sha feel the bond Of friend
sLip binding us together as brothers.
kesoivedIhat the thanks Of this company be rendered
70 Capt Wheeler for the faithful which he
discharged his duty and kind and gsntIemany
treatment received from him whilst in command Of this
company.
kesolvea-Tha. Capt Wheeler be elected an prary
OF ls company and these resolutions be printed
In the U. Military Argus and Herald; also copy
these resolutions b. presented TO Capt Wheeler
A. H. FERGUSON. Private,
J. HOPKINS, Lieut., {committcc.
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THE FIRENIEN.

At A MEETING OF THE MINERS OF FRANKLIN
n Hose Company No. H. the following resolution
unanimously adopted
Resolved That we hereby tender grateful acknow
edements to Alderman Henry H. Howard, Assistant En-
gneer to Mr. John Decker Assistant Epgneer and also
Mr. CouncM Clancy for the dsnteresed kindness and
attention shown to the members Of the charged
with attending to the funeral Of late memb,
willard : D'san W.T. W.T. m. 'cAshn1 commistee.
WASHINGTON Engine CO. NO. 90 RETURN
w their sincere thanks to their ncghbors Messr Henry
Smith Townsend; Hopkins, Allen CO.. Bradner Co.,
sctinemond Co., w: II. Blashaeld Co, soarena
x Co., My ers Kingsley Co.. Clark, Work Co; A. Bi
npger Co.. for many acts Of kindness and courtesy
tended TO the company while preparing for the funeral Of
their deceased associate To Mr. Prior and family, Of 9s
Cedar street, TO Mrs Hodgson Of Star Hotel % Cedar
street, and to the Misses Hackett grateful
ments are no due for attention shown and services
deied We would also acknowledge Indebtedness to
brother fremen through whose assistance comrade
taken from the ruins ere life was yet extet.
A. q. Mckenzie, Sec. HENRY ROBINSON, Foreman.
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gnation School Trustee of the First ward ana Pres
dent of the Board being about to leave the city Reso
utons adopted expressing regret at the resignation
Of Mr.. Denares who has taken great interest in the
cause Of education and also rendering him the thanks OF
the Board for the impartial in which he has dis
charged his duties President the Board The follow
ing named gentlemen elected TO Ill vaoancies:-
School Trustee for the First ward, Mr. Broach Commits
sioner Mr. Edmund briggs President Of the Board, Mr.
D. Aoajer.
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500 huildng ots each 100 square equal 70 our
city lots and 100 farms viii be divided
ss n few days These are the las. Of beautiful
and each subscriber for only s payable
the celebrated lake komo offrom 10 10
acres few subortess only required TO close the
Also few Pendis tar%s for s75 ard upwards Apply i'm.
psmphicts lie had frsfg kefs<ewce can be sfs
20 Hon. berry MeiEk Amsitess Jnsttstc ISL Road
JSlsLcy cS4stt
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II FAD QUARTERS, rs NASSAU STREET, MAY 8, Is5
IL The undersigned officers commanding the Battalion
'tII on .tart DUTY on THURSDAY last tender
Independent Continental and to Capt sharp, officers
aro members OF tile brooklyn Life Guards (Continen
s or the handsome In which they performed the
sues Of the day We also dc1ro TO return thanks - r. r.
harnuV Esq and II White Esq. and members Of the
Directors Of the Crystal Palace for the excellent
htertafnment the command them through or
John Crswiey United States Military Argus whom
We also tender cordial thanks Also, to Con Storms
tol Denton OF Newark Alderman Wild Capt barrow and
I. l present To g 5 Grafua Esq Conductor, and
sn Brsss Band we feel under much obligation not only
the HIttsrly music performed by them their
rnE exerons during the entire day to giyo satisfaction
l.. PITklN, ConnandiuN
j. j. DILLON. Acting IT. Col.
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Cnrpetings. Ollclotl,s. &C.. Ssc.-The

Carpetings, Oilcloths, &c., Skc.-Therc IL a
regularity In the STYLE and elegance in these
goods that with similsr
previous this spring has gained for the
lar establishment Of the subscribers wide spread
rety and manicng taste perceptibe In their sclec
ton the superiority Of their manufacture and richness
in quality uneauiyccay attractive, and usual
selling at prices o shade higher than their cost.
S G.bli L Ti hfSsoRrf' ns Broadway.
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Copartnership Nosicc.-The Underslsnosl

GORo1tUcIsnbp Ncttsc.-Inc Ou06f8aXmc<1
have tins day formed under the style and
title oil DE venoge Chare at 'o Pearl street
OF the hrm to be the Importation of snes brandos
seelra Ae.
New York Nay |. 1854
LkoE lie VENOGE, date l53 Maiden Iane)
EDMUND Z. CHARLES, date No. Park plaee.)
Sole agents tho United Tor Do Venoss Gle,
Epsnay Franc the Central Society vineyard propis
tors Cognse, France; Barxis Paiafruge Spain; A.
Lehlond, Havre, France Aehiile Gout6,n, Bordeaux,
France. DE VEN0GE 4 CHARLES,
Pc stra Va
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For Fever Gnd Ague, &c India ChOlcgoguc
io Desker's Periodic Pills, Rowands Tonic Mixture
each 81 for coughs col is bronchitis Cherry Pee
sora hstinss syrup Of Naptha Rodgers syrup Of Liver
rheumatism, tcrofula, &C. r. Townsend's Sarsaparlla
Myers Extract Of Rock Ro Weavers Canker Syrup
81 Byaus Infalliblo Life Balsam 10 cents
and obstruet,on Van Hamec.ts Female Monthly fls 81
for S-by the bottle, box or DOZEN a.
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On Sunday evening, April 80, by the Rev. Thomas Ar
mitage, u. d., Dominic +. CKAssoUs TO CAROLINE B.
PALMER, all Of this city
On Tuesday, May 2 by s. s. Snow, Special Minister Of
Christ s. w. ABBOTT 10 JuIIA MATHEW
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The Worcester Transcript Gays that Nathaniel Hastings,
Of Boylston almost instantly choked to death on
the LIST inst while dinner with his family, by getting
large piece Of unmascated beef lodged in his throat
He fifty years Of age.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
PERSON AL.

arrived In New York, in the ship Queen of the West
from Liverpool about three months ago. When last heard
Of at IS Washington street. New York, but left for
some part Of country Any information respecting
MI be thankfully received by her sister Rose Campbell
York,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-06

Plated Wnre-COnsisting OF Castors, Cake
baskets coffee urns tea sets butter coolers basins
and spoons constantly hand, and for sale by HIRAM
YOUNG 16S Broadway, two doors below Maiden lane.
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manufacturers informed that for stitching Of Kid,
enAmelled morocco patent leather and AL similar work
the improved single sewing
quality Of work not hitherto approached BY
This extrayarant but 1t 10 exactly true The
RICH. to these machines unquesoned being SECURED
by the original granted johnson l3l9
/. y. SINGER d CO., No. 1913 Broadway. +
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Published this day, The Turkish Question,
4 Co, IL Ann street.

CautlOn-SeSving Mnchines.-The most rell-
able source my claims sewing
chine may be found in the able opinion lately given by
chine Geo caled printed copies which may lad
once or by pail by rwarding postage stamp The fol-
wheeler, Wilson Co. Grover Baker Co., A. Bartholf
H. Howe American Magnetic Sewing Machine Company,
Dorcas Sewing Machine Company York; J. b. Nichols
y W. Bean Hunt, Boston Macs; Hood, Battell Co,
Worcester Mass Messrs woodbridge, Keene and Moore,
Lynn Mass Charles DuIgin has no longer license 20
make or sell sIwing machpes under my patent 1t
has been revoked and surrendered ELIAS HOWE Juur,
Patentee Of the original sewing machine No. IS Hanover
street, Boston, and 800 Broadway, New York.
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RemovaI.-Pnper IIangings, wholesale and
retail at 2S7 Faye Qae Of Ihos. Faye
Co. 436 Pearl street. and formerly Of Pares Faye $40
Pearl strect has opened depo at 27 Broadwsy al
rcetly opposite the City Hall. THOS. FAYE CO, 2J7
Broadway, opposite City Hail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-06

Bachelors Hair Dye IL still tho Leading
are by all acknowledged to be the best dye exsant
perfectly colorng the hair the IL lie applied Tens
M thousands In all parts OF the world pro only
reliable dye known Sold 1t BACHELORS, 23S Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-06

Patent HydrO-Eiectric Chain Office and
Factory removed TO SO bite all nervous
affections rheumatism, neurslgas palpitations epilepsy
uterine diseases &C. Recommended by the highest author
ties In the world. j. STEINERT, 80 White street.
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04 Boxyery,-J. m. Hyatt,s Carpct Wa,

house the cheapest store in the United ststeRoyai vel
yee tapestry Brussels and three ply carpets low;
extra superfne ingram carpets only 2s S. 5s to Is
floor ocoths very heavy, ~ the low price Of 70 Cd 3d. S.
Cd AZ 5s &c. to S. the yard; also table and
covers hearth door mats window SHADES &c. equally
low. Call and see, and satisfy yourselves.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-06

David's Spring Style OF Gentlcmen's Hats
10 AL the rage They beautiful style and finish light
way, second door from Duane street.
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EDUCArTON.

CcnooL roR YOUNG LADIEs-cEpAR cIry sI~o
- .hgt NV fork-Tbe summer term Win commsrc &c
~ h',f,,ets IN New ierk Thomas Sm.ll No Very
Err Fi.clal. " " ~''' 1oS-
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Great Bargains from Auction.-2OO 600 pairs
lace and muslin curtains sold much lower than importing
prices 20 coo gold bordered and shades
ham gs gilt cornices upholstery &c w. O. jerks, i'm
porter Nos 45G and 45S Pearl street
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Elegant French md India Wedding and
Visiting cards engraved and printed In the latest styles
wedding envelopes OF every description of the stest
rom Paris and London, silver plated door plates
BroAdway. corner Of Duane street.
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Travellers sOjOurning at any OF the Uptown
hotels KNOWS establishment 533 Broadway
convenient place to select their spring from His
stock 10 large, and price only four dollars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-06

The Best Hats-Whcrc to Get Them-It In
At other place than Park row. opposite Astor House.
Go there and cannot fail TO further your
Prices "a and u. HONIWELL BREWSTER.
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Of gilt cornice lace and muslin curtains damasks bun
hollands, kc.-kELTY FERGUSON, Nos. 2s9L Broad
and Rcade street are offering great to
made order superior manufacturing facilities
bic keep the reputation have always hsdof being
the cheapest house in the States.
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Hcar what DIR, HIGGINS saws about d,

Surti Hygeana Medcated Inhala for Diseases
Of the Lunss.head the following Messs. Curtis 4
Perkins-Your Hygeana giving satisfac lion in every
believe and some praise 1t almost without limit
send me another dozen packages L. \: Virgins. N D.
Chambers street; Ring, corner Of John street aud
Broadway; q II. Phillips, Of Houston and Wooster
streets b. Knapp. 1863 Hudson street and AL Eighth
Mrs Hays 40 Fulton street BROOKLYN Russell
o + pach 80
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Court C0Lenuar-TnD lay
UNmD STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Nos. 81, 81 to So
COMMON PIRAs-Part First--Nos II to TO- 722 to 1872
Part second-Nos COS, $780, 7o4 ia, 7l6 1885, 1885, 1885,
1877, 739 to 744
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Removnl.-M. Levctt, Dentist, Respectfully
informs his patients and the putc generally that he has
wayerey place block west Of Broadway
Once hours from till O'Clock.
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There flowers 20 sensitive that their
petals wher droop and die beneath the lightest touch
thousand things human locks to fall BARKER'S
grcateesa TONGUE Is certain remedy Price Is
Headquarters Barker's, 439 Broadway.
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Wild,s Rohen,ian Hair Dive

Wid's Bohemian Hair Dye beats cvery-
ling dyes re hair to sui. tho complexion improves
70 ladies for whom Mrs Wild has private rooms Depot
2o YaIick street. Ssw York Sold by city druggists
by Zeler "A South Third street. Phiadelpha
Albany; o. Hca, Western row, Cincinnati Sent by ex.
press and large discount allowed 70. cash purchases