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pEPARrMEsr or srArn.


The Treasury Department consists of the offices of the Sec
earY Of the Treasury comptrolers commissioner of
NE eusons six auditors treasurer register solicitor light
honse board and coast survey.
Inc following Is brief indication of the duties OF these
several Offices and of the force employed therein respectively
Secrearys 0FccHon. james Guthrie, Secretary Of the
treasury Hon. r. q. Washington Assistant Secretary
one engineer In charges architect three
temporarily employed and twenty three clerks The Secre
% the Treasury is charged with the general supervision
he fiscal transactions OF the government and of the
cehen Of the laws concerning the and navigation
o the United States He supcrinends the survey OF the
coast the lighthouse establishment the marine hospitals Of
@ United States and the construction Of public
buildings for custom houses and other purposes.
ftrS Comp'roAer's ObecE Elisha Whtesey, esq, Comp
oeT and fifteen clerks He precribcs the mode Of keep
g and rendering accounts for the civil and diplomatic
ne s well the public lands and revises and certhes the
balances arising thereon
Ssooad CouproHer's 0Fce.--Johu NJ Brodhead, esq,
proler and clerks. He prescribes the mode
keeping and rendering the accounts Of the army, navy.
a indian departments c the public service and revise and
''runes the balances arising thereon.
Vpe " corpts-oHey Of nc Hugh J. Anderson,
81 Ca9missinner and eleven clerks. He presoribes the
@ % Keeping and rendering the accounts OF the
enue and disbursements aud for the building and repair
custom houses &C. and revses and certes the balances
'riHng thereon.
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AVN WARRANTS LOCATEO.-The subscribers will To-
cate land Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, OF lows nd give
= correct description Of the land located. -,
n upon exaunaon description incorrect they will
land giving for another warrant for the sane
quantity. J., - x,,... - IN, - ,ho hr.;r... Mi.
personal superinendence ~urrp : ppowN
7th street, opposite the Post Once, Warrington d. O.
July lf-2aw3m
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Married,
On Wednesday evening, April 4, by Rev. Mr.. Wiley,
Mr. MERRrr rutland, OF New York, to Mrs. SARAH JoHs-
SON, of Brooklyn.
Troy and Ohio papers please copy. /.
On Monday, April Q, at st. Andrews Church, by the
Rev. Mr. Curran, Mr. JOHN HEAIEY to Miss LOUISE HAw
KIss both Of this city.
On Wednesdsy April at st. James Church BY the
Brunswick, N. j. to Miss MARY formerly Of Curacao,
and only dauaher Of Maurice T. Franken ESQ., deceased
At Birksnhead Cheshire, England Thursday, March
~, at the Presbyterian Church. by the Rev. James
Towers JAMES SPENCE to MARGARxr SIscLA, only daugh
ter Of the late Thomas Patton, Ednburg and niece Of
Sir John Sinclair Bart, Dunbeath.
On Sunday evening, April 8, at the Baptist Church,
NacdoueaI street, BY the Rev. Duncan Dunbsr Mr.. Ro
BRYDos to Miss ELIZABETH NJ TODD all Of this city
Savannah papers please copy.
On Wednesday, March IL, by the Rev. Joseph b.
to Miss FREDKRIoA c. LIsDsEn, Of Philadelphia.
Philadelphia papers please coyy.
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At the residence Of her son, In Astoria L. L, JAxn
FLnuG, ssict Of the Ists bans Fleming of Grail Fife
shire Scotland.
The friends Of her sons James, Andrew and Hans,
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
Of her son. Andrew At Astoria this afternoon ~
two O'Clock. her remains win be taken TO Greenwood
At Newport, l., on Saturday, March 81, Mrs. A. A.
BRowSEI, wife of Capt Thos. Brswnel United States
Navy, aged 90 years. She Q most estimable and
worthy lady and her loss win be deeply asnted by all
who knew her.
At Paris Tuesday March 20, Of typhus fever, MARY
E. c. ByRNHs In the 10th year of her age.
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ne Curiosity ghop-The Great Centre or
attraction for al who visit New York. TuTTLgs fancy
y: shss sad choicest elections q al that q. Cd world
bezes portmonnaes and etieulss for ladies' games
mo boxes and perfumsry for all CLASSES 1.-THE that
quarters OF st. Nicholas
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10 me Citaxens q rennsyIvanla.-xncerrsc
= sis the s:'
ss ssd i las been ssi5 that SsissEsed
~, "a ssss :
as e or nss' has been
az e: s.s ne: my
::
!: ss.
ar: I :sss,sP q y;
& .:ss s,:.s = e.
s: i::; s.
IL s Ssi.:. 4 K. s:.:y Sss
.S ss S.us s Il Sr sa 4
vss S .1I e sI than &
s ssAasgp are kept y druggists as part and
ssGsr my now a.po. in Phil.
delphi. WAS INTENDED R s asrns resort. hs New
this ss ''n
tho
merchants Who BY resolving their supplies from that point
more direct and speedy route than despatched from this
Maine s:.i.s.m
tavern beysTsss but msdisins diet drink nsnufsS
% New &.
and temperance prescribe II as specific in
@ s;SsS
ron "
Guilty Its claims the of the profession and the
sick u1equaed Throughout the whole process Of
uacture, shipment botng and packing, is under the
"a 6 .sSi's
hsIsisEs this cannot DO said Of other
from having any for Withdrawing the sehis
dam Aromatic from the restrictive operation Of
received the highest encomums it's curative tendencies
and should the circle Of prohibition comprise the entire
Union the consumption Of the article instead Of being d.
inshed, would be enormously increased Every day the
public becoming sensible OF the effects OF
aduterated liquors. and venture TO predict that within
few years they win be Is completely expelled from
~ from common use by prohibitory statutes
In opening warehouse tor the sale Of the Schnaps in the
state PsnnlvAnia oonside. it due 70 myself that my
reprssnted By certain unscrupueus presses a. sort OF
to the that my position here
therefore glad TO- seek shelter in Pennsyvania in
place myself right with citizens Of and
this explanation of the facts will eectuay silence
~ UDOLPHo WOLFE,
% South Front street, Philadelphia and ~ Beaver street.
New
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WAl, Inlsnltahlo Cusssx or Hair and Whis.
s 81 No. - Nassau street. Particular attention PAID TO
eBaesng, curling, and shampooing the hair Infalble
sAgpent grow the hair, ana dye for
tesuttful black brown
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spring.-In few days more overcoats VIII

30 st discount. and delicate coors Light fabrics white
Jackets and fish poes shilling shad and fresh laid eggs will
become the order Of the day there Is anything that
munioates delectable sensations to that period
when the blue birds begin to make love the apple
blossoms and the mud plaster the cages
their nests To the ladies this also fraught
with interest," for then they do the attire that
dersd necessary and emerge in all the graceful tissues Of
the drapery Of Then, thick soled
the feet are eneased in dainty coverings Of
ladies feet too-reminds that Mr. CANTRELL, the
ideal Of ladies' shoemaker has provided At his old stand,
$50 Bowery, the rich ladies'
and edrens shoes with which he always sreets the sd
examine We hope they will The ladies generally
awake 10 their interest," and Mr. CAntrcs twelve shilling
CATERS certainly unequaed BY any other in the
We consider him the acknowledged head Of bis profession
and such believe every win who gives him oppor
tunity to manifest his skill
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70 South Front street, Philadelphia and q Beaver street.
New York.
partIes are AUTHORIZED to

Notice.-No other parties authorized to
use the name Of Rushton solely connection with
any others FREDERICK v. RUSHTON,
old establishment 10 Aston House, of Barclay
street. and All Broadway Of Canal street.
deth Hous sole proprietor OF Genuine Cod Liver
Oil, and all preparations known Rushton's.
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Macc aronl-Naples.-Thc superior qaality Of
tho Neapotsn iover all other descriptions 10 we'll Known
An invoice just received Also the Naples and Bologn.
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$40 Only Tor a Farm or two Build

go Only for Farm or two Building
loss-Ffy farms and 100 building lots will be divided
among 900 subscribers the 18th April sub
scriber will receive deed for farm Of from
20 twenty two building LOTS each 25xl00 The
lots in the village Of Roseve near the lake
Bonkonk0ma where have and
now being made. Apply to CHAS. WOOD, 200 Broadway,
where maps can be had or sent by mail free
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Eureka-I have Found it-Found q Place
whsze always be suited with shirts shirts and
dyavers collars cravats stocks gloves Inc place 10
LAUGHL1NS 292 Greenwich street corner OF Chambers
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TO Daguerrean Artists and Others.-For
SALE the lease apparatus stock and furniture OF hrs
profitable business Terms made known BY applying at 5
Fulton street, BROOKLYN.
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Rats Don't Die In their Holes, but come out
and die by using COsTARS eectual rat cockroach &C.
exterminator Wholesale and retail depot, 3S8 Broadway
Not dangerous to the human family.
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CrOt0n Bugs and COeIxr0aches E6cctuany
cleared by one two applications of cosars extermi-
nator Wholesse and retail depot, ss Broadway None
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Look, Cut it Out, and Remember that Coz
tar's eectual rat cockroach &c. extermnAtr Wholesale
and retail depot 10 At 3s Broadway None genuine unless
signed by HENRY X. C0STAR.
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nssdvsy White street. have just reesved the
suction sales large assortment Of Carpsng
49, which they will sell ct The following low prices
Rich Velvet Carpet, lis. to lbs. per yard.
Rich Tapestry, g. to los per yard.
Rich Brussels %. Per yard.
Three.ply, BE. TO 90. per yard.
Ingram, lowell makeJ g.
And all other goods equally low.
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Clear Sims, IL II well known, are produced
- free nee Of CcURAUDS Msdicated Soap; freckles,
gnpis tan eruptions vanish like mist before the .
ss Pondrc subtitle uproos hair from any part Of The
k.nss luy white. hair restorative asd sye a he
20 oeet " wflAer ssyfcs, tvs' fvom Bros iVay
asIsIsAr, % sssb Third rssst Phass4lpssAs
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There ls mo- Excuse for . Man TO Wear an
old shabby suit, when EVANS. Of Is and SO Fulton
street. is selling fne cloth coats at s. Cashmere panta
loops Ut 50 10. Beautiful spring vests at 81 &C. &C.
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SebAstopol Not Taken-But Medhurst d
HEARD have taken the three first prizes in
silver and bronze medal for the best wigs and
exhibited back and front brads, bands curs &c.
Copy the address, Mandatory, q Maiden lane.
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Defiance galsmander safes.-Robert M.
PATRICK 80 the sole manufacturer the United state. %
the shove celebrated sAos and r. c. Oohns mpenetrabe
seance locks and bars Depot No. I Pearl street.
enc seer below Maiden lane.
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ADTRTISRMBNFS RRNEWRD EVERY DAY.

PERSONAL.
A GAR STREET. NO. a-IF THIS SHOULD MEET
IA tho eye Of No Agar ktIest his Ia requested 70
municate with his friend LARENcE J. EMANUEL, for
msry Of the firm OF Colt, Higss Co. Direct TO the
Post ONCE, Philadelphia.
EDWARD n. MAGARRY, You ARE REQUESTED TO
II to friend in Thirty sixth street imme
any giving information Of his whereabouts will
rewarded. Annie J. Bowen, 1S West Thirty sixth
street, New York.
IMPORTATION WANTED-0r CORNELIUs KEENAN,
When last heard from hewas residing Nssssippi any
information in regard to him will DO thankfully receved BY
his mother Rose Keenan,, 22 Mulberry street Misssspp
papers please copy.
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Lager Bier, Bottled, by the Dozen, in any
quantity always be had, by orders being left at
RIESELEs Lager Bier Saloon, corner OF Greenwich and
Cortandt Streets New York Also put up expressly for
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celebrated factory FOR these artces @ whore
there nine private tho application his
hair dye. Sold wholesale and retail. The largest
assortment Of wigs and the United States
Tan, Freckles, Plmplcs. Irritablllty OF the
skim positively cured by GoURAUDS Italian Medi-
Gated soap is the most delicious shaving
invented Pouare subtle uProots the hair
and restorative the old depot 81 Walker
from Broadway, and l29 Washington street, Boston.
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Carpets, Carpets-Doughty ~ Bros Large
carpet warehouse l Broadway splendid assortment OF
sale and retail very low.
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Save Your Money and nay Your Shoes at
GORMANS store, 100 Canal street, where Won can
set quality Of ladies gaiters Ios Ia IL i6s
and lss pair. Slippers ties and buskins. At o. s. and
rAnted hrst quality.
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POLITICAL.

POLITICAL.
H0B0KEN CITY ELECTION TAKES PLACE THIS
Ii day. The following the
Regular Democratic Republican Nominations
For Mayor,
CORNELIUS v. CLIcKIgKR,
For Treasurer,
GEORGE w. MORTON.
Fer City Clerk,
SAMUEL W. CAREY
For Collcctor
JosEPH Woop.
For Collector Of Arrears OF Taloe,
CHARLrs CLINTON.
For Overseer OF the Poor,
JAMES DAVIS, 5enr.
For Superintendent Of Public Schools,
EpMUEp CHARLES,
For Street Inspector,
SAMUEL WHITNEY.
For Pound Keeper,
SAMUEL MILLER.
First Ward.
For CouRcilmen,
FRANKLIN B. CARpEHTER, JAMES K BRUSH.
Second Ward.
For Councilman,
GEORGE W. BAMPToN, WILLIAM WHITE
Third Ward.
For Councilman,
RICHARD CoLr, john BEARD.
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no Nervous sunerers-A retired Physician
Possesses prescription proved eectual restoring
Kim TO health in few days after Of suffering from
general debility Anxious 70 make IL known, will
prescription used free. Direct TO Dr. EDWARD
WILLIAMS, " Fulton street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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GsBeae Sale OF Eancy COO01 n Hs - fGo8ers'
Fancy owing to the extensive repairs to be made In
Of the receut fire the premises The
Ander Of ths immense stock embracing boxes re
sues papeS mache work fans glasses toilet boxes
osntemen and lAdies dressing dressing and she'll
ssbs elegant porcelain and marble vases
Gevmans celebrated water colors together with the
ehoice selection Of perfamery and with endless
variety Of for the and instruction Of chill
xxsp All will be sold without regard to cost afordng
opportunity to cens to supply themselves with every
Ming unique and beautiful at lees than half Of the usual
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aeaxfnw Maehines.-ro Am Those Unfortu

0eaving Maehlnes.-T0 All Those Unfortu-
49, divduals who have bought sewing machines which
e perform the work thay purchased for desire
by That Singers sewing machine will actually do every
Aing the public want done. Abundant convenient and
ssfAoory references to branch Of work Our
nasbnss have just been greatly improved,
vitout noise. and with less power than any other.
]. NJ. SINGER CO, 3l3 Broadway.
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YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENE
raj Committee-A meeting of this Committee will be
held at thor rooms Cos Broadway Tuesday evening
April 10, at ~ o'clock. JAMES PARKER, Chairman.
i hnTmS Sa' 5. cnrroHror 3seorstaries
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE GENERAL
n Railroad Convention will take place At the Aston House,
on Tuesday evening, April TO- at o'clock.
CLAY FESTIVAL AssocIATloN.-THE TENTH AN
nua festival will be celebrated at the Metropolitan
Hotel ON Thursday evening next April l2th att O'clock
Members who have not procured tickets Of the AGENT
obtain them Of JAMES l.. BERRlEN, ESQ, 335 Broomo
street, under Bowsry Bank, or Of the undersigned 5
rOMPTRoLLER's OFFICE, CITY OF ST. LOUIS,
" March, 25 S55-Great closing sale of the Third sub
division of the city commons ST. Louis, Misson-l00
beautiful building otsiat AuctonBy order of the Mayor
and Council Of the city OF ST. Louis Missouri Wednesday,
May 1883 will cell at public auction the entire number
Of lots in the city belonging to city remaining
unsod This property comprises the subdivisions OF city
blocks Nos as o. a D. 40 and 40. These blocks
have subdvded into smaller lots ftweny five feet
front each by depth OF hundred and twenhve feet
each lot fronting broad and beautiful avenue. The
ground most beautifully situated back Of the
present city limits high and commanding point afford
Ing magnificent view OF the entire city OF ST. Louis the
Mississippi River the east and the beautiful unduiatns
prairie the west Broad and splendid have boon
laid OF and opened wit hin the past tho roud
have been and retained city parks which
beautifully located Of which already in high
state Of Improvement.
Terms Of saeOne sixth cash; tho balance in equal pay
ments at two, three four and Ave years. with
trust on tho property: II; OvERsT0LZ, Comptroller.
KEN 4 oBEAR, Auctioners
Once No n Chestnut street. st. Louis.
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Picket and Penkniva. g.

Pocket and Penknivs, tec.-Thc UNDER
sshed calls the attention Of those want Of the above
their varsity, among which will be found most
beautiful and rare specimens ever imported.
SAUNDERS, No. Astor House and 81 Broadway
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Mourning Goods.-We have now n large
Of bombane alpAcas delaines, bareges silks Can
apes grenadines tissues, lawns PRINTS
and every other article in the mourning line, which
selling at great bargans-E. ii. LEADBEATER a CO,
Broadway. corner Leonard street.
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way se5 Cranam o. RI country the Of part any 10 sect
Bottle g. skin the injure stain not wi and weeks
n grew 70 hair and moustaehe, vbskers the force viii
eBguent Ha
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velvet letter antique &e, &c, EvERDELLs s7 srosd
way One assortment q table, tea, and dessert spoons
and fcrt quality Of silver plate, a. low prices
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Lea this be Your Guide for English Carpets
English velvet carpets, l0s., lis per yard
English tapestry carpets, "a, S., 90. per yard.
English three. ply carpets, IT,, es. per yard.
English ipsrsin carpets, Sc, A., A. Cd, &c. per yard
Engish oleloths, &C., 7s. per yard.
American oileleths, 70. Cd, 3d., a.. per yard.
Gold window shades, g. ", % per psir
4. HIRAM ANDERsoN's. 90 Bowsry.
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r9anos-Great barKains.-The largest 40
sytnsnt Of celebrated pianos in the United Sates-T:
gilbert and Co.'s premium Gelean pAnos Horace Waters
modern improved pianos, and those Of number Of
ether makers comprising the largest and desirable
assortment the Union; will be sold at prces which defy
ss.yssen ior eash or sassisosory paper Persons u
vaaIass 20 call ON HORACE WATERS. S33 Broadway.
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Hollowsy's Olntment-Don't have sore
breasts Don't have salt rheum, any other
skin disease Here Is remedy bymeans Of which all may
cure themselves Of such evils by magic Sold ~
the manufactures 80 Maiden lane, New York, and IA
strand London and by all druggists at IS cents @ cents
andS perpo
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HernIa. -Onlv PrIxe MedaI Awar

MARSH CO., No Maiden lane, ~ Y, BY the Industrial
Exhibition of all Nations for their
truss Reference 81 TO its superiorty-Profs Valentine
st i;t ~ ns ~ snu 1hn ma h AN eaen s
BY this truss may DO at their oce Open from
until p. NJ
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Kid GiOves-kid GIovess-We Will open,
ss morning. another large lot of superior Paris made kid
gloves which will sell at great bargains Our store will
he open, and ready for business at O'Clock A. NE IL.
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U1Il1ssss i ss sG1 fp nzIi seaolrscu,,
4 With . nns lshosrsph.
:s: i. %.S., nee C: M
Tins one Of yuiens characteristic
n. sTssSs rss s
vi. o. and
my Fern
RULPiN's SIX DoLLARMANTILLAs-Mosr cHARM.
s.s sna o. A: IN
Ladies call and see. sdl Broadway.
pULPINs SPRING MANTILLAs ARE NOW READY
10, a pr psy retail trade and comprise matches cosS
ta At nr dollars TO the most costly sarnsnts msnafs
turea. Ssi Broadway.
FASHIONABLE DREssNAKER NINE. BoULLIER
ton Se ssn sna Ss s pss
~ s is%s s. e. DOORS
NEW FRENCH MANTILLAs PER STEAMER ASIA.
II: =. last modes for ., the ss.:ps
E E.s,:i:.: SssIs e s ssis q velour. n
nantelets More Antique OF Gupure.
s.n,sl..: MORE An,lue Is Velour
srimmings most celebrated houses in Paris
Will BE- shown BY BECK co, commencing Monday, the
y %ss s:sIs
s'i n isss ss c
WHITE Ri5i s ASsTES AsD cHAsLLT
ind i1ss f.R: rfa GSsn's .ss %as'
able for the more advanced season.
S5 1856 and 7sS Broadway.
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SPRING FAsaIONa

DULPIN's SIX DOLLAR MANTILLAs-Mosr CHARM
~ ing Of the very richest tanet
silk, and universally alike uperor richness
and moderation prve 90 ever offered
Ladies call and see. 38l Broadway.
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Ainder Of ths stock embracing work boxes ret
and she'll
s.n
ssy 81 toy. for Ss and Of csiI
ssn All viii b .sid without regard 70 eo.. aGoTdias
a. than h 4, 4 .as .s
Kid GIoves-Kid Gloves.-we will open,
% s M 1s q Is srs XII
Co. 81 Bias ID
street.
Mourning Goods.-Ve have now a large
stock Of bOmbaaine apaca deaines bareges silks Can
ssa every ss other astieis in which are
ssRs a. great 9aIs1nsm LEADBEATEH CO.
Oiibsr and Co.'S premium .elean pianos Horace waters
$ss::
S:ssif %sSHa:
sssvfn9 Maehines.-To All Those Unfortu-
:Eas
s Ss' an n sS
s.asotoy gwen branch Of work Our
.'oss noise and WIN sh,h AZ
carpssngs-Peterson q Humphrey, No. a7e
nssavsy White street have just r.ssiyed from the
-, which they will sell st the following low prices
s sss E:.:s s.sgst n 70 y; yard
isis:siya 9; i = e s.''
And all other goods equally low
Lea this be Your Guide for English Carpets
English velvet carpets. io:;. lis per yard
Es:s: :s s sIss ply n " yts
s:' sss:$ .;as: i & !: = yard
''' 4. HIRAM ANDERsoN's, 20 Bowsry.
Carpets, Cerpets.-Doughty q Bros Large
s.,pe.1s. oil cloths; entirely new psstsrns whole
Pocket and Penknivs, Ssc..-rhc UNDER
ss @ .. s oa in s'a S Il s s'y most
M R. sS'f o %sss snS 81 Broadway
Eureka.-I have Found is-Found Place
whsze can aiwass be suited with shirts
@ Ss. .s cr.. r.: ss Nc
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