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National Celebration, Fourth July.

TE FOR the eeehraon Of he ahniVsF
sarv Independence city that
be fired that day At SUNRISE, oon and sunset
ringing Of al the church and Gre belts of me
lot o'clock Give and military procession VIII Be
Nana,an the Capitol
grounds whels Declaration ef Independence s' BE-
rcas ands GRAFTON delivered
o petie pas ia the Pres
dent 81 states hs Judiciary,
the of
tho aud marble corps the
ag other ,sed ihs
authorities,
generally ~ District of Columbia and % ae ada
sucer snd All
Others unite therein,
Ate4 hese VIII be display Of newesks on NE
mail soni Of Presidents bauses
BY of the committee Of arrangements.
THOs. MILLER, N. D.,
ian. es--a,sth Chairman
soees 10 he ia
bodies report Ms.udeS chief msrshai who VIII
srna paers Ia the llas.
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sy JAMES C. MsGUIRE. Auctionesr.

ALE OF A VALUABLE LOT CORNER or X AND TENTH
seets square Tuesday afternoon, July 10th, 81
o,c,ock on The premises lot No. T. iii an
M 81 frst ON 9th 100 fseon north
Ihs narcg ground exiby siluaed rapidly improving
mart 81 the city, tc worthy the attention Of parsons de-
siruu valuable building lot
Ths nrnnryty viii be ubdvid@G building
oIat AZ which will b exhibited AZ the sale
Terms: residue IN three eaai payments
s1 twelve months, III interest. .asncsorsy
secured. Indispensable. JAS y nc0UlhE
Jupe2 Sd huSuoncef'
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Hon. A. @. Pennington, Of New Jersey srriysd 10 this
city yesterday, aud took lodgings wnsrss Hotel,
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M Foursfh Smiy National Ceicbratto The com
;tser Ave from each ward,
are Friday a9sh instant AZ hsHoay
Hall complete the nefcssaT arrangements aad az
eide upon programme. ~,
To,rnrer companies intending form part u The escort "
gens. 4, sena their June A-if
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MARRIED,
Al illinois REV. Mr. 6Ris
xosr HUGH McvEAN II. D., 10 Miss MAGGIE HOLLAND,
daughter Of Isaac HoLLAMp esd, Of tins CITY.
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Diy has ast concluded u lectures the
dents Of Georgsso.n College.
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N or Mobile, sIabamAm, ~ III practise In
tht supreme Court Uaed States" o. claims,
and attend 20 his profession 0hce
h street and Pennsylvania avenue
lime
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az y q. mcGUIRE. Aucsionesr.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIA
avenge al auction afternoon, July ifh, at
o'clock premises shall sell the part q lot No 9 in
NJ inches P~Dnsy'vanis
s, and 18Th running hack north
win die consisting OF the two brick ware
houss occupied ~ Organ snd the small
ments on d street
This urnuerty lie MN dately oppnse GautIsrs saiooH
T.rms ns fourth es!dne eqfs. payments, with
interest n, Twelve eighteen twenty four Dnnfs Ts ind's
puahle. sAs " Mcssuins,
June s9-d Ahcuo"s'f
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Bsgereat Asyism.l. Bellgerent ships-ofwsr, priva-
and the prizes OF either entitled the Of
humanity to temporary refuge in neutral waters from
alties OF the and
BY the law Of nations belgerent shipsof-war, with
their prizes neutral ports for the purpose
obtaining supplies undergoing repairs, according the
discretion OF the neutral sovereign who may refuse the
uln absolutely, grant 1t under such conditions Of dura
on place. and other circumstance he shall ft pro-
vided that he be strictly impartial in this respect
wards all the belgerent powers
B. Where the neutral has gnfed its determine
refuse the privilege Of asylum beigerent shipsof
war; prigateerr their prizes either beigerent has right
its existence, and upon its enjoyment subject
such regulations and limitations the neutral may
please to prescribe for its security.
The United States have not by treaty with any of the
present begerents bound themselves accord asylum
either but neither have the United States given notice that
they win not do t and Of ports open, for
awfn purposes the hpsowar Of either Great Britain
France, Russia Turkey, Sardinia
s. foreign shpofwar any prize of hers in command
of public officer possesses in the ports the United States
the right Of exterritoraty and is subject the local
risdiction.
g. prisoner Of board foreign ofwar her
prize be released by Aabeas corpus issuing from
Of the United particular State.
T. But il such prisoner Of be taken shore, he be-
subject the local jurisdiction not according it
may agreed between the political authorities the be
and the neutral power
Error Correcsed-Gcneral SCOTS Case.-The New York
Courier and Enquirer states that Genera Scott applied to
the Attorney General five weeks ago. for his opinion
the subject of arrears Of pay claimed by General Scott
and, informed, has had the honor of reply.
This is The claim Of Gen. Scott
yovng several questions Of law the routine public
business referred by the Secretary OF War the Attorney
General for hopnon On the the reference reach
ing him. Attorney General by letter. notified Gen. Scott
the stating that question before him affecting
individual rights it his practice to give notice to parties
known supposed be interested in order that they might
be heard and inviting suggestions from General Scott and
adding that in order to avoid any bases in the matter he
should take the for examination until informed
by General Scott that the latter desired have the
regarded closed and the ready for official
sderaon. Since then the has been under argument
there having been several exchanges Of communication
the subject It twas only yesterday the 2sh) that norma
ton General Scott Of his desire have
argument regarded not absolutely closed but sufficiently
make proper have tie case taken up by the
Attorney General
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VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT TIE CORNER or
POUR Virgins avennr-oa TUESDAY AZ
Boon 81 O'Clock, ihe premises shat sell sahd
"a a. 90 "a and ~, % original lot No ~ ia
respectively ~ aud io& fsrr on Virginia
half running back yst'oas 70
an
the iosaon on the isand 70.
~h IN. ssvs pssriaenis asd ssa
doubt desirable os or sale ~ hat ssenon
of the city.
Tide perfect, and safe positive.
rsrsnss residue twelve and ~tgh
s.d secured by deed o. truss
" - Jas C. MCGUIRE,
I,u. e1-~s Aeeueasef.
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otoqseas svsys, oAsbeag Aalses sd Loectsss Of Poo
Hc Ldats,
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Notwithstanding the government assertions that the
arls nsurrecon is put down, there indications to
h contrary.
despatch sent to Paris June 10 gave notice that a
and Of 70 left Panpauna the th and took the
direction Of the French frontier 10 procure
nnt in Catalonia feared The French mail which left
Paris the 9th, and the mails which left Madrid the
10Th, were burned BY the insurgents in CASTLE
The Cortes have rejected proposition tending to
ARE the ministry.
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The Kag OF Sardinia is about proceed to London to
agotiate for the hand Of the English princess royal.
IN the evening Of the 18th attempt made to
ns5inae Cardinal Antone The attempt failed and the
ssasyin arrested
twas reported AT Rome that the Ex-King Louis Of Ba-
uranow in his 10th years. about to marry the Count
e Spaur otherwise called the Widow Dodwell This lady
Tie daughter OF Count Giraud and she it who
aaged the fight Of Pins TX TO Gaeta
Count Castelccala has set out to the govern
msnt n sfeily
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A STATE FREE FROM DEBT-The financial condition Of
Connecticut is enviable The comptroller in his report
shows that the State is free from debt and owns
100000 of bank stock independent of its school fund Of
100000 The comptroller estimates the receipts into the
treasury for the coming year at S9s97l and the expend
itures at SI55,00o.
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On Sunday, Nay l3 by the Rev. Isaac Tuttle of st.
Luhe's Church, JoaS Ii COREY 10 Mics ALICE BuRsroN
daughter OF John I. Burnton, all Of this city
On Tuesday, May 10, b. The Rev. Mr.. Stewart, Mr.
SAMUEL Smith, OF u ). n, to Mrs. ELIZABETH NELSON
Gu Thursday, May IL a. Calvary Church. sy the Rev.
Dr. hawks TaEoDoRE O. BonLs, OF Prussia Germany, 70
Miss CEcKiIA MsRcKR, Of this city
On ruefday, May Is, by Rev. Or. Macauley, CHARLES
MURRAY TO Miss MARIA JOHNSON.
oh Thursday, May II, by Rev. Mr. wakely, Mr.. p A.
FONDA, Of Fenda, N Y, to MARY A., daughter Of John
T. Slingt rland, Esq of New Orleans.
New Orleans papers please copy.
On Thursday May IL, at the mouse of the BRIDES Ia
ther, Mr. G. howard oHARA Of Robert o. Hara Esq
10 Miss KATE ID. TAPPEs, daughter OF Col. Charles b.
Tappen, all Of hast Brooklyn, L l.
On "Wednesday evening, May TO- at the residence of the
brides mother, oy the Rsv. James Alet, Of Ill East
seventeenth steet between First and Second AVENUES
Mr. JosEPH SIX, MoUR OF Danbury Coon., to Miss CAao
LINZ G. MORTIMER, Of this city.
On Tuesday, May Is, at the Church Of the Holy Com
munioD py the Rev. DIR. Muhlenbergh, j. j. HABRIcH
HATTIE eldest daughter OF the late James Grant, Of
Poughkeeps:e.
On Tuesday, May 15 by the Rev Mr. Hermaucs, Mr.
JOHN BRAK TO Miss SARAH FRANCES TERRY, formerly Of
Comac, L. l.
Long Island papers please copy.
In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, May 49, by the Rev. Mr..
Saref, FRANK G. GREEN, Of this city, to ANroNErrE L.
hACDoSouGH, of the former plA,e.
kewburg, Orange county, papers please copy.
In Brooklyn, Wednesday evening" May 10, at Sands
street NJ Z. Church, by the Rev. l.. Weed Mr. JAMES
NowLEh TO Miss ALMIRA ROGKRs.
At RoDcout ulater county, on Wednesday May 2, Mr..
julius A. Manson to Miss SARAH r. SPENCER botn Of this
city.
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Died,


On Thursday morning. May IT, at half psst O'Clock,
after short but severe illness, Mr. JOHN QUINN late
contractor.
His iriends those Of family and Of his brother in
law, John hcDoaad, respectfully invited to attend
the funeral this afternoon at one O'Clock from hs late
without further invitation. His remains will be taken to
Eleventh street Cemetery for intsrment
Vs. OF may ~ s saSfs
daughter Of Capt Ira shaler in the 26h year Of age
attend the funeral from No l68 W. Eleventh street. this
afternoon, at three O'Clock.
On Thursday May II, after short bu. severe illness
The friends of the family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral at two O'Clock to aitsrnoon
from the residence Of her daughter, No. i6b Water
street, without further netce.
o Ca SI,aa ana Oregon papers please copy:
daughter of Henry and Elizabeth Lewis, aged years.
The friends OF the family and members Of Engine Com
pany No. are respectfully in yted to attend the une
her father No. 40 dgs street. without further invita-
ion Her remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery
On Friday morning, May IS, after short but severe
illness, Mr. Jons ArKA, in the 38tn year OF his age
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
his late residence, Of FIRST and Twenty
ninth street HIS remains will be taken to Green wood
On Friday, May Is, Of consum ption, FuzwrLuAM CAS-
WELL, aged q years.
Twenty fifth street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues
ON Monday mo ming at nine O'Clock. His friends
spectfully invited to attend.
Requiescat in pace.
On Thursday May 10, at No. 1857 Cherry street. MAR
GARET A. CUTLER, aged 80 years.
Her remains were inferred in the Cemetery Of the
Evergreens.
At her residence in Fourth place. Brooklyn, on We'd
nesday, Nay 10, Aer protracted and distressing i'll
ness which she endured TO the last With the exc
plary patience and resignation to the will OF God ELIZA
the beloved wife Of Frederick Stokes aged 20 years.
The relatives and friends win please accept invita-
ton to attend the funeral afternoon at one
O'Clock, from Christ Church. of Clinton and HAr
rison streets, South Brooklyn.
London papers will please insert.
On Thursday evening, May II, Mr.. DANIEL McNAHARA,
in the seth year OF his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family and those Of
his Ecnn law, John Brady respectfully invited to
attend the funeral TO- morrow afternoon, at two ocok
from his late residence, Of Smith and Bergen
streets, South Brooklyn
At Gaboon, Africa, Saturday, February a. Mrs. E.
]. PERsF Of the mission of the American Beard
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A Card-To Invallds Visiting or Res,ding

New York-A strong desire the invalid from the
nares which mposture and quackery spread Induces no
undersigned to give this public invitation to all
LIDS visiting city for medical advice those Residing
here, 20 call upon BIN, At his Once ia Broadway lie will
and sdvce and in all where he cannot be afford
lief he will give such information will enable
Lid resident stranger to avoid imposition
medical and surgical aid required For the following dea
he be consulted from O'Clock NJ TO O'Clock r.
NJ every day in the week Sundays excepted):-Consump
op and ali diseases Of the lungs and throat paptaon
and all other forms OF heart disease liver omplant
pepss, and all other diseases Of and bowels pes
he prolapsus and all forms Of female complaints rreru
i.rsies Snd weaknees rheumatsm sorofua, All skin
diseases Persons At distance invited to him by
letter. giving full statement Of the Prompt
will be returned All counsel And advice without charge
phAtevAr. Address SIS. FITCH A. NJ, M D..
TIA Broadway New York.
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The Very Latest.-rhe Latect News and the
latest styles always most coveted This Is reasonAb
because things Of the day
or this character ELLsWORTHS superior hair
tonic, truly scientific preparation
Does hair need strengt henipg?
Would yon promo. its growth
Would you improve and beautify your hair?
Would yon have beautiful and glossy curls?
Then that latest and best Of all toilet articles Els
worths superior hair tonic carefully
materials and tlee antly put up
Sold by all druggists and apothecas c. "
Clchener Co.. 81 Barclay street. and hehead Brother
l52 Greenwich street, agents for this city.
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TOEcOhOmLse IN our Family Expendlture8,
only that you should drop in 1906 very
between Hester and Grand streets and
a. and sonse, Rich FELLOW sugars a. b. per bs refined ss
the tea plant vithout the Of corng rolling
&c. Per lbs extra breakfast tea &c. old fashioned
lSa Stss p good ground coffee Il, best ls "a pure
100 Bowery next to carpet store 81 Division
street, corner Eldridge.
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80 general sppsarsnre of the body Of the infant
Tie jury were OF the opinion that the deceased was
srsDghd by some unknown to then, and thsre
toye rendered verdict TO that effect
ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED. Coroner Gamble held An in
qssst upon the body Of rheuas hcCann, boy about
10 age whose parents reside at 900 East Four
tenth street. Who to his death by the accidental
spsesting OF rowboat, in which he and two other
boys we're sailing Tse boat cspsizes by the surf
N sde by the siesmsbip Pacific, on her leaving tns
port Wednesday lst The other two boys succeeded
reaching the dock, but deceased, not being good
mer was dro before the necessary assistance
could be render Cd him. Verdict "Death by drowning -
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Grand Celia Week at Ingsrsoal's Boat ana
boat air-Cosss Saturday ths lgth zqaate spertsmsn
sennosssurs and all desirous invited aend sdms
convincing proof q his ability 70 be-
ssntsd-r sail fancy and pleasure bos Of every con
ssyable hind. we'll - the substantial ship boats
in all 200 The will also receive ton making
rich treat N. B-fhe boat which attracted at
tertiop and bore on the at the Crystal Palace VIII Be
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Espenscheid exhibits great taste In the
Of hAts His business been in
by selling for So % better article
bought elsewhere for 81 The store lS street
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with deafness invited 70 call Rushton's and s,snia
the acoustic aurcle, which 10 sms sns ~
prepared plates, 80 adjusted to pnicato h~h ~.
cree Of vibration; when ps.ns through graduating tube
ed TO be without being noticed FRED
EH1CK v. hUeHroN, at no. ID Aston House, corner Of
street.
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Neuralgia, Rheumatism, SC are Enectual-
ly conquered BY the 'Ansihiator,' discovered by Dr.
WHEELkR 4S6 Broadva where VI 10 for sale 1t Il the
only remedy known TO these Affections and which
will be sent by mail.
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woman, or Child in the United
OF the derful made by Dr. Va
netion lniment In Group rhe oothache
sore thfoss OLD sores cuts burns and bruis III suy
Bsrnpm VIII gay liberal price for che privilege Of exhibit
Cortlandt street. Sold BY all druggists at snd 81 eeny
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The bewitehingness OF n lady's smile Is much
enhanced By pure white skin preparation
Gated Soap, celebrated for removing xles pm
PIES sso.ness ringworm, redness roughness &c. Gou-
for eradicasing superauous hair Goursud Hale DYE
hair, which they wish to color es black brown Lilly
white Poudre Subtitle hair from any
Rroa
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Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express TO California
Oregon Sandwich Islands and Pacific Coast Of South Anne
81 Bre Adway.-Our leave Monday
Nay a. BY Panama route per United states mail steamer
Illinois, p M, and by Nicaragua route per steamer
Northern Light at p NJ in charge Of special
gers through.
Particular notice-A by enclosed
In United States postage 10 cent stamp ENVELOPES and
every additional weight stamp,
must be put Freight received until II Nj small parcels
until "a r. n. Goods shipped on bond.
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Read This.-An Old Man Made Young. Tor
sl0 BY getting Of best wigs tou
PEGS frvm tho celebrated mandatory of MEDHURST
HEARD, q Maiden lane. Back and front braids bands
curls, DC. Copy the address,
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Teas.-Che Best Assortment OF Fine Teas
will be found 1t the Canton Tea Companys newly erected
and elegant stove 125 Chatham street, between and
Roosevetthe Oldest tea establishment in the city We
readers they do better here
either at wholesale retail
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Great Bargains 10 DO had this week In
lamps cfooke china glass SETS plated and Br
ssnDia ware at C. BALDWIN's, % Bcwery, one door
above w alker street. =
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Saving OF 80 per Cent In your Boot Bills,
at A. BAkEkS 10 Ann street. Fine French calf boots
steel hanks So To- patent leather boot French 81 10
81. Every style ofshoes ana saitcrs, very low "
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I,.t rh,s be Your Guide =.

Gorgeous medallion carpets, with borders.
English velvet carpets los, lis and Ia per yard.
Enslish tapestry carpets 7s, %. and 9s per yard.
Enslish three,piy carpets, Ia s. and D. Per yard.
English ingram carpets 3 49,, 49, I'd and De- yard
Yioor oilcioths, 2s. I'd, s.. and a.. Per yard
Geld windew shades IS 81 and So per pair.
GoWaua and Canton mattiDgs, 2s 20 Sc sd. Per yard
Az HIRAM An DERSON'S, 90 Bowery.
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Families and travellers should be supplied with these nya
uroie medcines particularly At this OF the year.
when necessary to the system from cholera
feyers rheumatism and Affections prevalent in
SKINNER weather. Once 1886 Broadway.
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Mahtillas In moIre Antique, TaMeta and
Bischcs sks black and coored the richest
che cheapest goods to be found In this city at
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Balm or rhousand Fsow ers-F0r Beautiry-
ing the complexion and cradcaug al tan pimples and
irsctes from the face. Fetrsdge Co.. Boston; c. II.
Rip 4, 1872 Broadway, Agents.
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Strike the glad anthem we've found the great boom
bringing death 70 the foe, like the deserts simeon.
The magic of LYONS dread powder and pill
Destroys the foul vermin and Insect az will.
The four medal wrapper and autograph there,
Bid dishonest peders and swindlSfs beware.
Principal Depot 424 Broadway. None gen.
nine without smile signature T. LYON on the label
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Defiance ealamanlcr safes-Robert n. Pa.
TRICK the sole in the United states Of
aanee looks and bars Depot l92 Pearl street, door
below Maiden lane.
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Ali Diseases OF the Eye Successfully Treated
by Drs Rehrg and UphAm ocults 1874 Fourth street. near
Broadway. ofhce hours from 10 A. II. to p. NJ Cards
containing References be had ct the office.
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Hard Times made Easy nj the Bowery Tea
Warehouse 3 Bowery and at the Chelsea Tea Warehouse
ia Ninth where coffee and sold in all
their pleasing variety at prices which competition.
Call and see. p. J. DICKEY.
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Luxuriant Whlskcr or Moustache produced
in SIX BY orguent which will not stain
the skin 81 bot Sent TO any part Of the country r.
Graham 55 broadway Zeiber AS SouthlThrd street. Phi
ladelphia Briggs, 81 state street, Alba y.
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New Eilks.-E. H. Leadbeater & Co, VIII
spsn morning. three rich plaid AMI striped
silks at g. per yard, worth 81 ALSO, rich plain silks at
ST. worth l0s ghtly spotted the voyage Of impork
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Rlch Bareges at Ii. 6d.-E. III. Leadbeater
Co. will this morning 10000 yards Of rich printed
baregss at the low price Of lSc yard and worth
from IS, to 49,
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HOIIOway's Ointment and PiIh.-ycrofula
salt rheum rheumatism. and all SKIN muscular Diseases
be radically cured the ointment DO rubbed ito this
parts affected salt forced into meat No external dis
ease long withstand the combined power Of those
derful medicines. Sid the manufactures 30 Mden
lane, New York, and 2 Strand London and by all drug
shts, ~ 70 CENTS ga cents, and u per pot or box