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e-y NEURAI.GfA.-rhis formidable Iii.
ease, which seems To haillc the skill of phv.i.
cinns, yields like 'uagic 20 Car,rr's Spanisl,
Mixture.
MIR. +. B"ydcn. formerly ofih- hsior House.
New inih. AMI late proprietor Of The Exchange
liniti, Richmond, Va, Is one OF The hundred Ia
who have been cured of severe Neuralgia. by
Cartcr's Spanish Mixture.
Since his cure, lie lin> recommended il 10
nnminis Of others, Who We're suilerr g with
nearly every iom of disease, with the most
wonder fnl success.
He snysir is the most extraordinary medicine
he has ever seen used, and the best blood p,r-
ftr known.
s.Y For Sale by RICE e. THOMSON.
Suin,ervillr, 5. T..
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Notice

Is hereby ovcn that ten dtys from this
date iilr Ordinance i, rcgar! 10 Swine
runnp n, large within the corporate .lim,'s
will be enforced by Order olt.nuncil.
JAMES BElL.C,r.
y Marrh7. RS ID
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By the Latest Mails.

his government, attributes the DELAY which
has taken place before Schastopol TO the
British army, which, being wretchclly
victua'led anu badly cared for, has licen
wanting in vigilance, slow in its move.
ncnts InskilluI in The military works cs-
scnl'a! to such siege, and rather
eau o embarrassment than assistance To
'hc French troops. Farther il ~ reported
That during Lord John Russcll's rccen,
VISIT I" Paris, the Emperor demonstrated
with him "n The stale of the British ar.
my ana the 'capacly of its generals and
managers, aud intma' cd that it could no,
be expected that he should cxI,nust his
resources, and that unless n change was
made, he should be compelled to adopt
some unpleasant measures. That Lord
John laid This fact before tho calumet, and
H. c"nJul ction with L"rd Palmcrslul, de-
'"andcd lc recall of Lord Raglan, hu,
that The Ministers were not nureeablc 10
q" s'. and he, therefore, at once resigned.
The French in the Crinca noA mus.
ter, it IS estimated, 75.OOO bayonc,s.
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de Ulua.
IMPORTANT If 'rmUE.-A Washington
correspondent o! tie N.w York Herald
whose sources OF 'orl:!trnn arc Slid by
that journal Ia he perfectly reliable, say.
, under ;laie q! the - inst.
Oar i"rciTu relations ar" hOiirIv hrcnm
Ing matters "l difficulty with the al.nmi>
i:aion. A,cr the Adjournment, nuht b..
tore last, III IN" Senate, Senators Mason,
Cass, and Douglas, drove mp to The White
House, from Il special invi,allnn son, in
| the morning, through Senator Mason
| Our present relations with IL nanrily of
| the European governments lradc rcccs,a.
~ tins lnrriiuw. Governor Marcy alone
OF tlH. CapIncl Was present, An import.
ant rcv"!almn WAS ridc: The prcsl!eu,
placed before the gentlemen assembled an
autograph letter rrc"vrtI bv ilr, Ia~, ar
! rival lrn:n Europe. bear ur he signature
oi lhc Emperor ui RUSSIA This letter
WAS accompanied lay IN siliria! dispatch
from hS Munster m Foreign Atlaus, com,
nmncalinM Ia Inc llnir'd S;alt.S Secretary
al Stale parlr nlars al! an organization
! agaI,-t this country, :ihv s,,d and cncnur.
an"d hy En-. land aui France Extracts
from letters >cnl Ia HE ho.In. government
llr',uuhn;ll llu capia!s ui Europe. proving
the atrvc statement. are nivru; an |, al.
though these secret ancn,s are wholly
"n"r'l' n' the cN stance nI any but ,hrm.
selves. l,rir statements are marked hv an
extraordinary accuracy IN pom, ui Facts
and ''"-. +" sl,"w friendship and inc
!
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SALE Monday last was sale day
a Good many persons wcr" out. and Il good
deal of business transacted. Some prop
crty was s'ld by the Sheriff, Int noiing
like wlnt might have been expected III
these hard times.
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TIE NEXT PREsInENT.-Ihc New
York Sun comes out openly in favor
softhe Hon. SAMUEL IIoUsroN, as q
8lit president Of these United Statcs.-
Comments arc unnecessary.
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DIR. ll,n1and's German Bittcrr. prepared hy
DR.. {. NJ. k."n are justly rcckone,i nmyns
our most valuable medicines. In case. II
Dysrrpsin il acts like magic. sirens tleniug tiic
tone Of lhc stomach. stimulating The digestive
powers and giving rus!dy health to the check
sands in tl.is community " no car testify 10
their virtues and thousands will hereafter add
their testimony.
For Sale by MILLER g. BRlTTON.
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The New York Herald contains IA
despatch from Harrisburg. PrnnsyIva.
MIA, stating that The Speaker and
many of the members ofthc I.cgi~Ia'
turc addressed letter t" George Law.
sounding him on rational ail,ir>, and
urging his acceptance al II nomination
for The Presidency.
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NATIVE WINEs.-lhc prunibi,nry
liquor law which las been passed by
the Ohio legislature, does not prohibit
the sale or use in that state of the
wines made from the native grape,
the culture Of which is rapidly rs.
s"mIng great Importance and can bc
no longer regarded as II speculative
enterprise. it is stated in one Of
our exchanges that during the present
year there will probably be raised in
the Ohio valley II grape crop sufficient
to make 100000 gallons Of Calawba
wine. The demand for that article far
exceeds such u product, n"lwi,hstamd
my that it Is but OF recent manuac.
turc, and the experience of our Amer.
lean wine producers must necessarily
be limited. According TO Il paper now
before us, if the product stated above
were doubled every year for five
years to come. the market for Ca,.w-
ha wine would not be ovrrstnckrl.
The profits OF the cHllurc are said to
DC such rs 70 Oilrr much encourage.
mcnt 10 nyrcuiluri>ts to undertake
the crop, aud it is stated that until
there shall hc five millions of ac cs
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-03-07

y M"rn,"n Rider has been elected
chaplain "i The legislature o! lie State
Of California.
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N 0 I | c h I!

ALSd9G3 0O%yy@mGa
late Of Columbia proffirs her services, to tho
people uf Snmterville ms Teacher of Vocal and
Instrumental Music also Fr.nrh.
She proposes to firm classes in vocal MUSIC
and embroidery. Will give lessons, either q, hcr
own Residence or that of her Pupils.
GY Enquilent Mrs. Hulberts House.
March 7, 1855. IS ,f
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RETURN DAy.-Satnrday March the
2lih, is return day for Sumter District.
Cour, sits Monday April the 9th.
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TIE Hoe LAW. 1t will be seen by
reference to another column that,
our Town Council have passed an
ord nance against hogs running at
large in our streets. This, we regard
rs one of the very best measures they
could have adopted TO promote
tho comfort Of our citizens and the
cleanliness and beauty of our town.
We hope the ord nance will be strict
ly infnrccd by the Council, and cheer
fully acquic>cd in and supported by
the citiz2ns.
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DOTASII.-Jus, received. one Cask
u No. l Potash, for making Smp. &c,
for sale by RICE g. THOMSON.
Druggists &c.
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Extracts from "a letter OF "a
CORES

We give the following extract from
y letter OF y c"rrcSp"ndcn, in Tho city
rs suggestive Of Improvement in the
accommodations afforded to travellers
iii onr night trains:
".NesSrS. LHihnrS i X
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'Rsac SaaantcryiiHe Market,
CORRECTED WEEKLY,
For The sumter Bnhner
PRICES CURRENT OF THE
CHI IL H-AIa'l'dsN H8AHsESU:T
Corrected weekly by
w. S. H.:,yyfOln g. Cn.
CHARLESTON, March T

FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Charleston, S. G..
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goods-Rieh porcelain Bohemia glass; PAPER mache goods
Parisn and hisque bronzes mantel clocks portable
desks and dressing cases. port nonnaies cabs New York
travelling bags oil paintings fans opera classes Derby
choice toilet requisites brushes combs Also
for the genuine de Cologne and the real
Choice articles for bridal aad other presents all
at the lowest prices for sale by GLENN Co., $50 Chestnut
street. opposite the Masonic Hall, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-25

Linen Coats and Summer Clothing.-Pur-
eLaters ready goods will do we'll to give call
closing stock of mems and boys clothing At
very low prices. BOUGHTON KNAPP, 10 Cortandt st.
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whites style or Drab Beaver Hat now
ready also several styles OF soft hats just
o WRITE, a2l broadway, opposite Broadway theatre.
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Antidote for All impurities Of the System generally viz
diseases OF chest lungs throst and other scrouous
diseases OF whatever Ths medicine has made
wonderful and miraculous than all medicines
offered TO thepuhle 1t aeeds putting urging,
is ecieine OF real merit and has already acquired
lsstins reputation In practice Those Who would be
better assured OF its wonderful Ieeupeave
read the original and tetmonias those
BY 1t after all hope bad been abandoned and hare he doe
tor be consulted daily diseases generally without
charge from IL to p. N. N TREATISE scrofuous
diseases be had gratis At shove number aud at the
principal drug stores Also. Dr. Wrghps Liquid Csthsrtc
or Family Physics the best eheapesv and most sgreeabe
and eacious phydc In No family should 10 without
it, Sold wholesale and retail at 400 Broadway New York.
and at the principal drug stores throughout abe Union
Give il q trial
To Nervous Sunerexs.-A Retired Clergy
restored to health In few days. after years OF
great suffering, 10 10 mako known the
Of VIII send free the prescription used Direct
the Rev. John Dagna SO Fulton street Brooklyn, N Y
Rats A Rat! Dead for Quarter Mr..
Charles PsIsonsDear srIt gives great pleasure to
testify to the great merits OF your Rst aud Roach Elk
tel inator For years had bsttled With these althy
PESTS and noty hstaDding had used with
in power knowledge kept persons constantly
guard against them, and although had Stayed
of the their reserved egons {, In 1t
the last hour and claim the victory Bu by TIE aid or
your valuable "ExterminatoIn hsve routed the
guard there not enough OF the left to
try experiments upon. MERRITT 4 LANGLEY,
Propretors of the Dey street House, Nos 81 SO and So
Aunts~c. " cLIcKENER CO., No. 81 Barclay street,
aud G. II. RING, No. ls2 Broadway
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Wedding Cartls.-An assortment OF Ever
des elegantly engraved at home notes, wedding cards
envelopes be had application sent by post to
any part Of the country. Estashshed 1870
JAMES EvERDELL 500 Broadway, corner Duane st.
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UaP0ae0n's vlsSt 20 tho Crfmea nenng De-
fssd for short period all gentlemen reminded thst
the beautiful covering for the head
variety Of hat 20 % obtained either Of RAFFERTY,
e .rls streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-25

Wnliamsoa Photographic Institute, Brook
lyn 2S Fulton street. OLD daguerreotypes copied to
darn sty les, miniature, cabinet and life sizes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-25

Fancy CutIery.-The Subscribers' assortment
embraces every style Of pens pocket and sporting knife
Also variety Of choice aud scissors. A. j. SAUN
DRRS, No. 7Astor House, and 3s7 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-25

Trnvsi,ers Going S0ntn will, by taking the
D. 8. NAH steamship AMESToWN, from pier Is ~ r.,
Saturday arrive in Norfolk y next se
Petersburg and Richmond the following morning at
which points thy take the railroads South and West
The Accommodations ON beard the JamestoSn unsur
passed. LUDLAM & PLEASABTS,
Rrna drau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-25

AIelo<iecBs.--s. D. d FL. ". Smiths Mslo-'
ssoas tuned The equal 70 which yss Seos-J
"a, D. c. can bsfassd 0aly a. ss broadway Ibersl
rseouns maze Sor etsn. tyade supplied the most
bSegA terMs, horace WATERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-25

Espencheld's Summer sty1e.-The match
less model OF this together With The richness Of
the material the exquisite finish and the Of high fashion
ny which IL renders very popular with
gentlemen OF refined taste The store lis Nassau stre
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n Good Chance OF Saving MOney.-City and
country neschant wishing avail themselves this op
psxtunity should pay visit to NJ WILSON'S shirt, stock
and collar OF Broadway and Cortand
street. Glsy building where they will find Of
ard cheapest in his line found in
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let lrhIs be Your Guide :

Let This be Your Guide g.
Gorgeous medallion carpets, with borders.
Esslish velvet carpets, los, lis and U.s. per ysrd
English thrse.py carpets, Is, Ss. and &c. FER yard
Ensltsh ingram carpets $751; 4 A. Cd and S. per yard.
Yisor oilcloths 2s. Cd, So. and 40. per yard.
Gald window SHADES, S., 81 and So per pair.
Gewgus and Canton mattngs, 2s to s. cd. Per yard.
At HIRAM ANDERSONiS, 50 Bowery.
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LIQUORS, &C.

TsroRTED LIoUoRs-BRANDIEs, WINES, GIss.
TO- in pack ages ported IN halves, qusror ssks a.J
oc.syas diherens sraiss and qualities with
portAiQn from the Collector and Surveyor OF tas Port
ToT. fsle Tpp lesdhy !. H. SIMPSON, sOlvs,
G5ysyl 80 81
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s1sxpetsnxs.-Peterson d Humphrey, 3T9
Msoadway. cerner Of White street. just received
snsy sns s IS ss ov
Srioss-Rioh velvet carpet lis 70 l4a Per yards rich
eHreep g. 20 &c. yard; Ingram lowell make g. per
Ynso. And all other goods equally low.
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4 Music Rouso or aorscs

0xcaG Piano and Music House OF Horace
WATERS 3sS Broadway Thelargest Of eele
ssed yanes and all kind OF music merchandise in the Uni
~ States Tie blic this house has
70 the Diastion adopted the reduced prices and
kfkt i1deoEs and mHsia be bad hr. Wa
taxa 81 ps:s tbsp they " found elsewhere New
usfDn-o A
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Nave vour MISUNDERSTANDING BOueh

save your MOncy.-ClOthing Bought at
ALFRED MUNROE CO.'S Clothing Emporium, No, AL
Broadway viii at least % cent and give You
good ats faction made to order Their goods are well
the fashionabls STYLE the best
trimmings used and warranted in every respect after
purchase they should not satisfactory they will
oheeruy exchange them refund the Furnishing
goods boys clothing in great variety No deviation
be made from marked prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-25

Trainor's Saddles, Harness md Crunls.-
Tho largest assortment saddlery In Unto
SIS broadway invoice OF elegant ladies' saddles just
received from Paris
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Advice Gratis-Purchase your Clothing OF
pEVLIN JESSUP SO and SO John street, of
1t sometimes wise 20 take the advice of adver
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Kid Gloves, Kid GIoves.-Just Received,
for sale great sacrifice GOO dozen ladies' superior
made kid gloves Also, lot of rich spring rib
bens. Z. H. LsADBEATER CO.. 3E Broadway. carner
Of Leonard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-25

French Furnltu e,--Just received from
Paris small lot Of the moot hsudsome furniture, richly
carved of the lateat style VIM be sold at cost Please
call Sal -Four street. Of Broadway, second floor
from to 3 p. NJ.
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ounce & BROTHER
ID have removed
THEIR BOOK AND PUBLISHING ESTABLISHMENT

Harper BROTHERS.
- PEARL s1f Pusl.h hn This siy, SQUARE,
cents 1hs aptoSiossphy Of young French peasant who
rural
the roans and sa
BAsororr,s xscr11Asrss-L and Historical, Mis-.
ssllsniss By George bancroft svo, muslin 81 half calf
psss Empire BY =: Hue, au:hos q colea,ons Of
msp T a aad and
P Roda ESs go
With illustrations. l6mo, muslin, so cents.
by Of the recently discovered brilliant
psrmonts known the science Adapted especially for
The publishers prepared furnish complete set u
downp tie work The sppsrssus expressly
Tor this purpose by Dr. James r. Chiffon Price, neatly
of schools and academies beautifully cslorsd mounted
rollers, with cloth back, 81.
HARPER Story BOOKS monthly seriesof narratives,
Of A. With
BRrso; or Lessons Of Fidelity Patience and Sell De-
q willie ssn rlif MORTGAGE; showing how much m,y
s the STRAIT GAZE; or. the Rule of Exclusion from
4 TnE LITTLE LOUVRE; or. the Boys and Girls Gallery
gnAsk; or the Philosophy e, Of Trick. and Mischief
Z viRciSfA; or Little Light on Very DARK Saying,
il % o e1 fs A
2-s. with numerous illustrations. Emo muslin 81 Is
LADY BLEssrSeroS's MEMoRs-The Literary Lo and
Co,resPondeneeof the Countess Of Bsssins.on Complied
12mo, musin, 81.
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Over hnul your City Directory, aud when
found abe IT, thai the we'll known ROOT, No.
3 makes the beat graphs In the world
proof Of which SEQ his pictures and compare them.
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Ware, the Halter, mas removed from his
ea Stand 2l2 Broadway al broadway, opposite the
MEosavay where he be found with his usual
~ps ''-' WHITE. 81 Broadway
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The Baron DIR. SpcIasc0, NJ. ID A. b., &c.,
from London. Of European famo great and good S.
axtan IL So now geEeraiy conceded, 10 daily performing
great and astounding than all the faculty 80.
Nicholas Hctel % Spring street. Strangers take notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-25

Complete Zephyr Cashmere Suits, $40 I;
eoat ST. cloth rock COATS ST. 5000 pair
esssmere Sant extra superfne blue cloth dress COATS
Slat EVANS Clothing Warehouse 66 and Go Fulton Of.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-25

noebe ~ Co.'S Assortment Sf Summer Hats
~ gentlemen 10 comp eomrrspg variety ofthe
sss sssnshis styles and fabrics their Rocky MSunssn
they have $50 received F,r large assortment
u 1De light felt hss Of the shoSeeA
Foykes and colors. leg Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-25

UnuStss bunMeE Huts az Sscnih s.-Nh hnah-
ner fabrics with which Genin opens the
of 1856 IL preeedonted promi
weather than twenty varie-
Of felt hats soft and Lard Then there
Al shapes qualities and si;e l.bo,ns at all pricss Swiss
ssol and becoming: and Paris Sraws thst yenate
head and it at the time There TASTE
assdous, that may he suited the
varied Of hats at GESINS 2l4 Broad
way, opposite st. Paul's church.
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The Coming Month..-June, Summer Hats
and Knox naturally connected pcncs aud pretty
girls And u stands to reason that II should be for
fabrics the able graceful OF
that adorned the head of cit rustc fry
two country and report KNOWS stores at
No li8 fulton street, and at No 533 Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-25

Very Pretty! Splendid! Beautiful Indeed!
Are the q every one tsa sees
clothing 66 and Is Fulton street. the only place
in New York where the can be obtained
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-25

Hewtsd the word is-wily, eunnlng cheats
Atuurt to biind you with their o9unterfeits;
nut N s,h tho TASK, and you'll descry on
The label tho autograph, u. Lyon,
whose tour prze medals sand supremacy fsr.h,
ne n blo prem iums OF unfeisne Worth.
rrho cnief depot OF the Magnetic PSwdel
pills il aiiiby destructive 20 insects and yermin Is
"a broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-25

To those who study Economy Combined
With elegance convenience aad utility the subscribers offer
thor portable dressing Gases the moss complete Of their
hind. A. J. SAUNDERS, No Astor House, 3S7 Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-25

Only So as for French Calf Metallic Shank
boots, ready made or 70 order by A. BAKER, Is Anu
street. Rest patent leather boots, from s. 81 Every
style gents shoes CATERS to 50 per cent cheaper
than elsewhere.
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Whs Will Suffer s-Wben DE-. Tobias oelc-
srssa vens.isn Iinmsn. viii Immediately cure eholsr
,gsns 10: psIo. ca c9riAadt STREET, sold ~ 81 the
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Good News-Oak Hall IL CrOwded.--They
sre selling their spring and summef clothing for
such extremely low that everybody gets
suited Remember Hall is "a and So Fulton street.
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HasIoway's Pslis-2ere is Health for All |;
.e for slyhi, hIe remedy astng does upon the
life bean when faillng energy and
VISOR 10 se syss when ging in manner superior to
Eny mos icinc ever made known Sold ~ the msnufac
foSes so xajtn lane Now York; "a. strand LondoH and
~ all drussisss, az % cents, 62H and 81 per hex.
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- ventures Of q music student in Germany now pub.
hing in the nusica World steel engraving Of Mozart
and Gr four Of fresh music weekly which aged
separately and be deta ,hed and bound at the end Of
the year. volume worth t5; entertaining reading and
musical from everywhere furnished for description
OF 49, RICHARD 5ToRRS WILLIS. Editor. 257 Broadway.
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PLAYING CARDS.

DLATIrsa ,CAEDs.-FARo PLAYING cams yy.s-
cd and wel sea sonsd With All she various csher qa.
ties OF linen tnd cotton cards, mado SAN ApT "a
For sale 10 the trade 4nd club houses her stors E
aAreAy rsrret. opposite The Aster Hosse. s ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-25

Hasr Dye, Wigs and Tcupe cs.- ratehclors
sess,.ssd sso.y for thsss articles as Broadway Nine
wholesale and retail Beware Of imitatons The largest
nssoxtnsnt ct wss ana toupses In the world
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Rat! Rat! Dead for a Quarter !-Mr
ABVRBTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL
INFORMATION. WANTED : OF ANN MCGUIRE.
daughter of Michael Mcclure, OF county Fermsnagh,
nlsnd Ireand hec sister Bridget Two
since she at in New York Address D. B.
Brney, Phiadelphla.