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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-02
s,, FURNITURE 30
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CROCKERY
The best place to buy and second hand Furniture
crockery and Glass Ware, is at
j. l.. HOODS
General House Furnishing Ware Rooms,

UeHersI mousse rurnIshIuS w arc X OOms,
No. Pearl Street.
would call your attention. this time to my large as
hnent OF wares comprising almost every thing the
House Furnishing line. will name few choice articles
now IN store, which may be had at bargains, if applied
for soon, viz:
Une nice mahogany Bookcase suitable for library
tapestry. -' ~ "t 'ei'ee
One Office Desk, fat top, with drawers
One set of antique Chairs and one large EASY rba;r
IN velvet Two sets in damask. One nice black valiant
ohamoer Set One painted do One nice Sideboard and
various other antique articles ' Gnu
Also 70 Feather Beds 125 Bed Comorters 100 ssoond-
hand Bedseads, Feathers Mattresses Stoves pad host
Vi othr tngs TOO numerous to mention call and
examine, before purchasing elsewhere
N. b. cash paid for second-han Furniture, at the
shortest notice. d&w3w no3
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MACULLAR, WILLIAMS &c 60
27l PiPer's Block, Main Street,

SIGN OF THE FULL DRESSED MAN,
Have always on hand an immense stock of CLOTHING,
Under Clothing and general wearing apparel for sale at
Wholesale and Retail.
Country merchants will find it highly advantageous to
their interests, to call at store, offer them
goods cheaper than any other house in the country
In our Custom Department. may be found the most e-
ensve assortment of Piece Goods be found in this city,
consisting of Broadcioths Doeskins, Black and Fancy
CdSsimeres, Castors Beavers, FestiHgs in Grenadne
and London silks, peirets, Plush Cashmere, &c, which
will be made up at the shortest notice. and in the best
MANNER under the charge of Mr. ALBERT PATTRRsoNw
Oanno be excelled By any in this city, expert
enced Cutter dawtf az
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Dr, GOODS.

I1kD NDUuuJ.
200 PIECES ENGLISH Is. MERINos'
rinos, which we selling at very Great Bargains!
Prices varying from 25 to 624 cents the yard Every
Lady in the County ought these without delay as
they cannot last many days these prices This lot of
Goods are marked at ONE PRICE and NO DEVIATION
viii be allowed. B. L. HARDoN & co.
MS eod6tw6t
GENTS FRENCH LINEN CANBRTC
"a HANDKERCHIEFS. HAND-sPUN YARN
Of very superior quality Worthy the attention of every
Gentleman in the city. Just received at
MS d6twet B. L. HARDoN & CO.'S.
deduction OF PRICES.-wp have this
day reduced the price of nearly every article in
Stock for purposes which win be made known the pub
c at a suitable time This is one of the Rare chances
to get Great Bargains. B.L. HARDoN &C0.
MI d&w4t
AyLANNELS FLANNELS!,
FLANNELS!!!
We are selling Fannels, An Wool, for lie price asst
year, Is cts.
Cotton and Wool for 12lc, price last year, q cts.
Scarlet Twied for 25c, price last year. SO And al
other qualities in proportion. B. L. HARDoN co. \
MI d&w4t
vaNO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.--we ask
the attention of all Country Merchants in this Coun-
ty and vicinity, to one of the LARGEST and BEST AS
SORTED STOCKS OF DRY GOODS offered in this
State, and which offering at the
Low EST AUCTION PRICES,
for cash and approved credit.
MI 6d&w B. HARDoN & co.
MILLINERY GOODS,
fNVfN aT
ANCE OF STOCK.
Every article in Stock of Millinery Goods will be
offered prices without regard cost until article
is closed. This is the last chance to get the BEST OF
MILLINERY, at Lou Prices.
MI d&w4t B. L.AARD0N co.
CATiN FACED THIPETS-A new and
- fashionable article for Dreses just received in all
'-'''''. ''''' - CH1MBEtLIN, BARNARD, c co.
4nn DOZ. WOOL wADDING, Col.
Il wv orcd and White Just received by
n21 d&wgt BIZ. HARDoN& co.
a WHITE FTANNELS-siit for
O-ZH sbeets and ligp Blankets Summer
Just received, and for - 'O"' py
- LIES BATS. of very superior
OOU Equality, just received, and for sale cheap, by
~, 10, .or Cash. b. L. HARDON & co.
d&w3t
VEO oLEN GOODS !-Cheap, Cheap.
Cheap we invite the special attention o
every Laboring Man in the County to our stock of
HEAVY WoOLEN GOODS
which we are selling at astOnishingly low prices.
his dotw6t B. L. HARD0N CO.
HORSE BLANKETS.-1Oo Pairs HORSE
BLANKETS, of Low to Prime Qualities which we
offer to sell cheap, for Cash. B. L. HARDON l. co.
MI d&w3t
4 YON'S KATHAIRON,-Juvtr received. a
nesh supply, which will be sold at wholesale or re
all, at the lowest cash pIice by
BUSH CO., Botanic Druggists
- front Street.
NEW ERUlT.-100 boxes Lager and Bunch
kAlslNs, new CROP this day received, for sale by
90 dd H. GRIFFIN & co.
nOWN AND MERINO- CUFFS AND
~ COALAkS-For sale low, at MERRILL's,
yoV du 22l Main
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CURE YOUR CORNS.-If YOU wish to cure
~ ~ your Corns, use H0UGHIN'S CORN SOLVENT -
rms valuable preparation, from English recipe has
oeen Vested Tor IA years. and has proved ecacous wer-
ever used by the use of this Solvent the soened
na less until finally disappears. No pain or irri-
auon is caused by its use. Corns Of twenty years
standng have been removed. Full directions accomnanv
esch bottle. Prepared by 7. W. H0UCHIN, Pearl st.
worcester Mass, and for sale at the Druggists Shoe
STORES, and Groceries. Price 25 Cents, enough
cure as many Corns. GrAGENTS WANTED.
30 dlNHnlrr,
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Boston advertisements.

A N EVENT Full WEEK!
Commencing Monday Nov. 20.
We expect to issue, during this week. and on the days
specified below, the following valuable and some Of them
remarkable works; On Monday, Nov, 20,
The Illustrated Lampligbter,
with fourteen elegant full-page Illustrations from ORIGINAL
designs by Twaltz superb gift for Christmas Bound
in various styles This makes $4,000 copies published in
eight months, Of this Great American Romance.
On Tuesday, Nov. q the splendid
MAP OF THE CRIMEA!
By Il, SANDOX Recommended by Professors Guyot and
Agazsz The only accurate and reliable map yet offered
TO the public, showing the position of the Allied and Rus
sian Armes and beautiful the Notifications and
Cities Of Sebastopo, Balakaya &c. sc. most oppor-
tune publication.
On Wednesday, Nov. %,
THE MOTHERS OF THE BIBLE,
By Mrs S. G. ASHTON With an Introduction by Rev.
A. h. stone beautiful gift for the coming Holidays
On Thursday, Nov. %,
THE KNOW NOTHING.
tale Of real genius, and one which is destined to
widespread popularity. This is not one of the fash
productions of the day, but work Of sterling merit ele
gance and power.
On Friday, Nov a.
Life Scenes of the Messiah,
By Rev. RUFUS W. CLARK. Another beautiful Gift
Book, and fit companion of the IN hers of the Biben
On Saturday, Nov. %, WM. WELLS BROWNS Book,
The a American Fugitive 5n Europe,
OR PLACES AND PEOPLE ABROAD.
With a Memoir of the Author work of much interest
All orders to be addressed to the Publishers
JOHN P. JEWETT Il CO.,
n3O DIV III Washin !t0n ST.. Boston.
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26,I77 Presents, valued at $55,5OO.
We have 100000 numbers printed and bound in volumes
Letters designating the presents placed against the
numbers Presents distributed fast as the books are
sold
copy of either the following named books may be had
If preferred "The American Orator. or an engrayin
Of "The Angels Whisper" ''The Soldiers Dream" or
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NORN AND RYE MEAL;
~ GRAHAM MEAL;
RYE F-1U0ai
All IF superior quanty. family use, for sale by
ole dawtf +. o. !. SUTTON.
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EHREGHAM HILL FAMILY SCHOOL
H9 FOR B0Y@--The Winter Term will commence De-
cember 4th AMI continue elevn weeks instruction given
in the commonnd hi her English branches also in Latin
Greek, and FIench.
Mass, six mFs RON Worcester, and forty from Boston,
Boys viii beEeceged from the ages of eight eighteen
years. and at all times. Expenses vary with the age,
character. and studies OF pupils.
Refer o Rev. 4. HILL, d. d., Rev. f L. HALE, A.
ToLMAN and j. NJ EARLE Esqs. Worcester.
HARRINGTON MCINTYRE.
Ora ton Nov. Z, 1854. deodf MS
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PEDLAR'S DEPOT.
SAVAGE & ALBEE,
Manufacturers of Perfumery Hair Oils, Essences Saw
ages SOLUBLE BLuING, Restorative Btters, Physical
Syrup, &C., &c.
Wholesale and Retail dealers Stationery Valentines,
MsatcneS, Confectionery, Cigars, and variety of
other articles Dealers supplied the lowest prices
No. Pleasant Street.
LYMAN J. TAFT,
EXCELSIOR EATING -H0USE-No 237 Main street.
Meals at all hours.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

MERCHANTs, EXPRESS q. BINGHAM co..
W line. from Philadelphia -lS53-Fro prietors -Thos ".
Davis, H. A. Steel, Philadelphia Geo Bingham, r. A.
Rnehardt Ptsburg Freghs for Pitsburg aud tho West,
win Pennsylvania railroads and canals From Philadel
pts for pttsburg and the West, time through from
Philadelphia eight days. Only trnnshpment between
Philade pha and Pittsburg Mark packages G. Bingham
a Co a line Alex Gordon, Pttsburg.n W. l.. 0S.
TRANDER Agent Offices No 50 West street, corner Of
Liberty and only Office Of this line in this city, bingham
Davis Co. 276 Market street, Philadelphia; Geo Bingham
a Co., Pttsturg.
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Circulation Of the Daily Herald for the Last
Week,

This statement copied from books, exhibits q
daily circulation larger by many thousands than that
by any other newspaper in Europe America
me London Times the largest in England, has crcu-
tation Of about 700 dailythe Paris Costituionnel
the greatest journal in France has daily issue of
81, o00 No other journal in the civilized world APP
sroaches the NEW YORK HERALD in its daily issue among
All classes ranks and conditions Of life, both in the
United States and in Europe.
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AMOUNT OF DIRT REMOvED-THE MUD OBSTACLES
COST OF THE PROCESS OF PURIFIcATION-AN-
OTHER GRAND SWEEP OF BROADWAY.
The great work Of attempting to clean the city s
vigorously prosecuted by Mr. Downing, City Inspector,
and his coadjutors. We publish to-day carefully
compiled table, from glance at which readers will
Ae able to the extent to which the has been
carried in every ward the cost of this necessary
zy process and the great obstacles which the had
70 contend against in the shape Of hardened garbage
heaps frozen filth ponds, ice, and dust It win be per-
seived that up to the 18th instant fty thousand
loads Of dirt removed and far estimate can
be made equal quantity carried during the past
seven dayr. This is not than expected from the
vast quantities of filth, snow ice and liquid mud which
hy on our highways when the work commenced.
So far the wards situated town have derived more
benefit from the cleaning process than those in the
lower part Of the city. This ID accounted for in
great by the fact that of the dirt carmen
side far up preferred working home but
the heaps demolished and disappear In their neigh
Irish ''reformers at DOORS who will work until they
go far to please everybody and thus effect far than
any so-called political reformer Of the day Owing to
the great depth Of the mud the streets it has been
found impossible to flourish broom yet. We had de.
pend for relief at first upon the pckaxe the shovel and
the crowbar, and when they laid aside the high
winds Of last week and whsked the dust down
throats and into ears noses pockets
parlors, 30 that very little of It remains now.
The following 10 the table alluded to above
DIRT AND GARBAGE REMOVED.
YHzEE MARcH H. WEEK ENDING MARCH Is.
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Court Calendnr-This Day.
SUPREME ouRr-Circuit-Nos 24O 321 270 1872 to
1886, $685. 344 to 347, 349 $50.
In the other Contradictions
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tho hat trade Of city Custom has doubd
every season upon che hands OF this popular
shs season model Of elegance decoration and AZ
tues while he keeps numbers Of first class workmrn
continually employed IN praa cling the most snpsrb
Ne. Ia fulton street.
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OCULIsTs AND AUREsTs.

nR, POWELL, oCULIST AURIST, ETC, DEvoTEs
~ his attention exclusively TO the treatment ~ dsoaaes
ofthe eye and ear from TO O'Clock daily at his ohoe
s2 Broadway where he procured his treato tho
csc ana fffi III vi ch nae infr.d wfhVt onfe4
Like the natural eye,
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Anson,s Daguerreotv,c.-

Anson's neutrality-suspicious. Size, for
nny cents, coored and in nice morooco lined with
velvet any ever Sr ssv oents and
warranted equal TO those that two dollars
pofitan Hotel - Drfe' Wv $3.50
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Moldavia Cream.-Thss superb compound
70. snS psss'Hs and SssHy0s the hair
hair dye applied Also the best assortment. Of hair work in
the country.
Cover your naked jaws with Beard. II you
in x sna WON'T the
sns iSa9ss
Satan Informs us, through his spirit-rap-
ping agents that the world coming end the hair
Priss sssSsy ave soldsysrywSsss Praeps depot
way.
Some Hair Dyes there are that crisp, fuzzie,
E % @ 5s vs e. y
sar'ss ~ ssa'% ss % q HsS.s
Wigs and Toupccs.-Batchelor, OF No a33
the II tSs.. ussfan and
s articles: This applied to ladies: and gen
Won Of nature yet invented. Can and examine
wonderful Cures are Daily Made OF
sts and throughout the United Sta s De-
Trusses.-Thc only Prize Medal for Trusses
e n.1 fG n. Ss I. asn sSrs q
1s sa .1 has been forth
, sass;: elastic .;; :sf
Redding's Russia saIve, Boston Remedy
thirty years eprss without f. burns sc.ia
injury eruption. 4. ,. = Sands. Shsisssls sssas:
and sad y
and apotAsearies generally. 49, .aS 20
Chaps, Chafes, Cracks and Tender riesh
cured ~ the Of that delicious smollisnt Goszsss
wonderful action on the human skin nom reckle
subtitle uproos hair forsheads or any part the
body qSs hair dye rouge lily white and hair rss.s
lender fhsd.pSi. 'i Bates Is w:Ans
Ayres' Cherry Electoral for CoushS and
::shn. 81 H.st9gs syrup Of n.pths for DO and GROUP
ter fever and Van Hsnesrs fsnas ps
S. s ~ bss
s:s uasahnss sss. Ss G
III Bowery Also Hyatts infallibc life basam for rheuma
F1ts-Fits.-Dr. Harris Vegetable Extract
e: g.
Of the United States free Of postage Ar order. With the
P Ne. S Y
FITS, F1ts,, Fitss,,-ThIs Fearful Malady,
which is thought y many Of our most eminent IN
dressed to SETH s. HANCE 1903 Baltimore street, Balt
more, Nd Price g per box two for IS.
Rheumatism, Scrofula, Gout, Cancer, Co.
HYATTs life balsam as attested by thousand desperate
papers h the great reliable purifier Among the latest
Of lings evil is that Of William Housed, u Wllct street
by deep and loathsome crofuous ulcer
the left the swelling from which covered the neck
H. Gardner before Mayor Wetervet June 80 1883
cured month Of terrible that had existed
twelve years and destroyed his nose In
Stanton and M Rice 50 Grove street. stand forth
diugc
completely crippled You who afflicted visit those
IS cents bottle Principal depot 246 Grand
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Brick Mouldcr-Patented Is54-Warrantcd
durable; easily worked. An ordinary hand mould
600 brick in one day The points which this machine ex
cells others in be fully explained in cuar with
srucons to put 10 in operation Apply post paid to RIP
LEY a REED, New York. Price 500.
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and poor thsOne seorches and cautezes the
nbres destroying their vitality tho other acts chemically
anon the hair ctrates the capillary tubes and gives
beautiful color without injurpg the hair This Is DEMO
NET MYERS infaIlihle dye. No ~ Cortiandt street
Gan aiss he had Of tic following Jruv stares3 Grsrd
.t.et, ~ NJ 81 Lss-asa, Q. LaSsrs NJ :.
Liam street. y. SILVA, l29 East Broadway.
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Total. 24S5 200 47S5 ,30l 4lS 8, 233 1852 H,7
We also submit account of the cost of the work up
TO the 18th inst The expense will be getting less hence
FORTH owing the fact that the number Of laborers
been reduced during the past week. and will be further
reduced in the next In the up town wards the work Of
carting almost over which win effect further saving
The cost for the three days ending March H.
Do for the week ending March 49,. ....... 1910 90
Total ............ .$l8, 3O8 %
There another-the fourth since the sth of March
grand "sweep" made Broadway this morning.
The men commenced work at O'Clock, and "piled
brooms at A. M thus completing the job couple Of
hours before Mr. Genn got out Of bed which perhaps
the ars instance of that enterpsing merchant having
been caught mapping"
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Antdote-$l5 only for country residence Only few
days left to IT, Don't all oncebut be sure and
20 you viii be too late few shares only left for
north the splendid Lake farms which are sell
ing At from 500 to 5000 S6 payable In install
ments will secure four building lots % by 1909 feet or
from two to twenty acres Those who wish TO get rid Of
fnl residence should apply immediately to CHAS WOOD,
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The Twenty-Five cent Portraits by the New
Company surpass all the art
point OF cbeapncss and perfection which ever bee
taken Of the people This company ave hundred
pictures daily, at No. $50 Broadway.
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PRINTING INK.


DRINTING INK-JOHN @. LIGHTBODY Is CON.
stanty manufacturing, and has always on hand every
description printing ink from the finest black coored
to ink, which he equal any ever
turcd, and At low prices DO sold by regu
lar Orders forwarded by steamboat
road part Of the country by addressing note to
at No. B Rose street.
N. B-This paper is printed with my news ink; also
great other newspapers In this city
Boston, Baltimore New Orleans and other cities and
In thu United States.
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RotcheIor,s HAIR Dive is ann thc Tco,v,ny

article all acknowledged TO be the best dye extant for
perfectly eooring the hair the moment IL applied Tens
Of In all parts OF the world proclaim II tho only
reliable dye known Sold applied in nine private rooms
BATCHEL0R'S, 23 Broadway
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Espenscheid, the Halter, has again dlstanced
eded in his beautiful hats Sold a.
an Tho Is is nat
Beebc Il Co., Fashionable Hatters, l58 BROAD
saS. and summer fashion Tor s'''"'' ~ '
The Hat Ii an article OF covering for the
s n e ST Sn ss . e.:
q children fancy hats and caps q the s;s
hats, "a and S.
Davsd,s Spring style of Gentlemen's Hats
AZ she The nab s world wan. hat
Honiwen & Brewster, date Hat F1nlshers'
sPssnsn: # pure taste and artistic :lil
rs Call and see them At their sale. No PaI
row, opposite Aston House. Prices q and S.
Mealio's Spring Style OF Hats are all the
rage ais style Of spring hats always allowed to be
old
AEALiO, corner Of Broadway ana Canal street.
Those that do not Believe that the New
Hs % e ht 70 rs to E %
see. Do not pay dollar for = name.
Freeman, the Halter, No. 90 Fulton street,
isris:::
seIsscrs favored him with hs patronage viii doubtless
ss h spring td proceed to No.
New and Popular Ms.is- songs-. The Poor
h.r
=
Ss Find Him " Ben Bolts Grave We Happy Now,
Ss: g cent. RE .ss San
3 .s. ssn
nd ra Gift smSs q ss.
songs seheteshss wal.es fantasies nosturnss &c form
% &: :ss
N.B.-Ausio sent BY mail postage free.
Pianos at Wholesale or Retail, OF the Latest
:tylss and most improved mahers including Gilbert
sosn With IRON frames and circular scales Halss
o q
large variety pianos makes prices which defy
hoR4es %ATsRs sss.w
Firth, Pond & Co.'s Extra Pedal Wide Scale
planes and Thomp.ons celebrated Ansoaia msiGdesns
M B.S'sys Superb %s,sseG q: At s mag
broadway. New music As soon .. published. ~
Second. hand Pianos and Melodeons.-Those
wishing instruments Of this description will find few Of
4. :Hd :: osr sasa before
One Seven Octave Rosewood Plano, round
y 3. sa a %:
S sfscSs $780,
Me1OUoOUSs-x00
.sensy for GoedS.n BalSvins patent organ nsaoson.
amy nS aI in the UsS state:
"ss. % 'n'' aosAcE ss.H
L. & J. Jacobs, 4e7 Broadway, have just
ssiossa. prize: .Sss ssty seSpssis,es rss
SssssS accordion: and ausns.. New music as
Elegant Bridal Cards and Envelopes, beau
uly and printed in tho latest style ans silver
orSer oonsalSr nosary and society SEALS q
500 Broadway, corner Of Duane street
Frank Leslis's Ladies' Gazette OF Paris,
London, and New York Fashions Tho fourth edition Of
Ii Pant fs &c ready sa' on a' Saturday.
sa
This Month Only-Great Reduction in Writ
u F.
ri. ;s:s
.sssns.Io Wins lessons ss$ n books :sS
70 . SSi
'ad So
Merchants Police Notlce.-Responslbl
r. ss
xstsiproof tarpsulin At SO cents per night required
fi '' m @'sso
A Card.-spring Clothing.-Now ready, an
s and win b sold e The lowest possible prices NB
An articles guaranteed TO :
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Fire at the Pantheon Bullding.-Great
bargains had in music slightly soled which will be
sold third its value the store lately burned out 3
Broadway.
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REMOVALS..

nENTISTRY.-REM0vAL.- LUTHER PERFORMS
IL all operations connected with the teeth,
sorting whole part Of filing decayed teeth with gold
cleaning extracting, and regulating teeth & at his nev
Office, No. 49S Broadway opposite st. Nicholas Hotel ~
BEther safely administered when desired in extracting
DEMOvAL-A JoURNEAY, JR, 4 co. HAVE RE
III moved TO Al and 43 Warren street.
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Straw Goods.-Wc have now In Store and
re constantly finishing Of the largest stocks Of
soys chdrens straw hats and ladies' and misses
acts offered in this city comprising every variety and
ssly enabling Us to name low prices
me matters the city and country would find 1t to their
advantage to call. Bonnets sold only by the
A.. LELAND 4 CO. III Pearl street.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

A DANCE EN- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q.
IL MIRASOLE Sc Bond street. begs announce his
evening class will meet for practice Monday
March n. few subscribers desire acquire
perfect knowledge Of the most fashionable dances will be
received. Private lessons given as usual.
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Chaps, Chafes, Cracks and Tender Flesh
dicatsd soap il is we'll known this compound exercises
wonderful action the human skin freeing NOM freckles
subtitle pproot hair from low foEsheads part the
tive 67 Walker street store Broadway; Cal
lender So Third street Philadelphia Bates washing
ton streo Rosto
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the the Of the patent granted
John Greenough, Esq February a. 1872 This, the first
patent granted for machine having all the proper
functions sewing machine Other machines necessarily
must and do infringe upon It, Upon this patent have
demage and prove the utter falsty Of his claim
ing offers Of bets with nobody decide them will aid
him They will be decided in due time by New York
and jury. l. M SINGER Co., No. 1913 Broadway.
Defiance Salamandcr Snfes.-R0bert M.
PATRICK the sole in the United States
the above celebrated safes and Hofns mpcnetrable
defiance the best locks
bined the world Depot No 1872 Pearl street. door
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