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CescIusIoss.-The Aabama Vishy Sprng is remarkable
the large quantity of scahh6 bIesbcnae almost pure
which they snntan, So 40 ains gallon grains
paT pint, or E12 gfamuiss per htre. - Fs4t
ALT ioine' percepble onn gallons
water 3
the very ANAL proportion they auphats Of
&C chloride of sodium. 81 -. z
For the presence Of auphae Of magneaa popor
Few spiings4n ths United States tits saE
s. For TIE oil chlois Of cacus most
noxoua and dBagree able in mineral springs. - =
the alabama Yichy SPRING. extremely analogous to the
Ychy Springs France, il to prenHmed pEysicsns
all yichy waters
spleysd l obtain agnal waters
peasant til they stimulate digestive
without disturbing oyeilosdng tho stomach Tney akas
ALI Heereions which had
ety alkaline character persons Who
have drank freely of the WATERS In word
osvy properties those Of the cstebated Ychy Springs
&e@ " GuLPHuR SPRING. es0s {a
This spring svsry similar eomposin la chapee
It, however, contains aye propurton tie
.blcarb6nate OH than the Eafcpeansb ring. MY ~
AsA1YslsTBs following the coutained in an Eng
ah pint (gins pinlG go A
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~ CHARLES ouLLuM, rropri4.er.
apLADON, SPRINGS, ALA.-F6e nro. -

ND prieiors Of these daghsfal Springs 1M
healthy region Of pine weed. wss. IF Ill. -kA
Toubigbee and miles
attention. q 'hsso leaving the @ for heah hs
That they bave completed
and contemplated prepared 10
visitors style 81 superior eonors They pledge them
nothing shalt bs wanting their makes aunmer
al these Spriugs the agreeable. se2s'ee
thu waters
Rddel, of the UnyeIsity Of ~ ~
The tho Sulphur Spring contaiuap ID 0on
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.

IT. WRIGHT & CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
e.. GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES which
esy otter % supply pugsss and Dealers Propeor owes
Depot Special Agency Me- ISL
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OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE.

REPORT ce Police H &c aayer dae cay sw
o. tae ey OF
f thsg arrest
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H. P. JAsvIER. s.sstsry.
= Now Orlsans. AIafehls, 1885.

, United StatesLifeInsuranc Annuitvana
TRUST epMPANy OF PHILADELPHIA,
4 n Te,r; n
G. a INLAY ,Sacrstnry. go. -
BRANCH OFFICE FOR THE SOUTH AND WEST;
- Holb CAmpstrse ct, N wOrieanp,- -
+ s.} r. BENJAMIN FLORANCE, Agent y
n AAAM0N DOANE, Asst, Aeent
tho ostfavofablessrni tA3 Is nn N ~ ~ ~
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Fire, River and Marine Insurance.
PRoVIHCIALsIN SU.RANGE COMPANY
s.ssy5. 4. oF TORONTO, @. W
Epwp. q. 0Baiss &seretsry. A. Nj CIhRK
RRAHcHoFfIcE. No. IS campst., New Orleans,
~ are nowpropsrsd toissue
by Eatihs currsussseso premium NA'sas'
BENJAMIN FLOR AM 4 Ay.n,
nS,ly - 1q2e ~ HARMON DuANE, Asuannt g,nt
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THE SPRINGS.
xyUIIUM,ss SPRINGS, OHocrAw Co.

GsULLUM'S. SPRINGS, GHoerkw Co., f$s..ssss "a
i ~ OHIO s iSsss hss ss Ss. %
~ s.ts ;s's,s 70
s. % on n ne s e w. i
n a h. & Es,s asd III
Alleys anu,smsuts premises The Cottages all
ssgais,s. and ss nsa clean ard any
boats Win Ply ssa .es times week y The S
ss,s VIII
H s4s route s. sSs s q e.
,,s mil ~ s s
June. MAKING d'' ''s me spps' ' ~ WV
spss. i h. @ s e.
known "a pa6ic effected sy q obstinate
and eausss Of msdsaa
is4 which tic dasssnt ias Ssaeaea
CERTIFICATES.
Z gs H. y % t. s 4
" mr. srS Da
BY dy,d1s three principal groups to witt
AANA1iNs' SULPHUR,
Il Ia hs oa, f, aim
s nsa j a't ha asa misa sisess s''l''
at I'll ss,saess 1asssn. Paralysis
s
opinion that Mineral Springs be highly
usau prescribed and administered with judgment and
aiseIslioa~- -5..-
N j. Beugnot, D. NIP, H. Darst. 2, ~ F.,
p Baybe. b. NJ p, II. Alhnis D. NJ p
Gu. Tnftin ID Ill., p. Z. Marmi,iop, D. Mp,
4l VI Fersiuesu, d. NJ p, eide Vsiistti, d NJ. p,
a Mercisr, b. Pa. Oh Dslery, p. NJ. r.,
New Orleans, April 20, 1885.
A. Lambert, D. M RI, j. Lahaut ID. NJ. Pa
A. Pecqust d. NJ p, 8. Marin D. M Py
A. Lemat, D. n, p, d. Thlery, D. u. Pr
James Jones, III. D., p Tricc1, D. NJ. P. +rs
E.Alsrio, d NJ r. J. II. Lewis, D. NJ. r.,
Joseph Martin, D.M. p.
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NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF SOUTH AMERICA
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON. ISLANDS,
AUSTRALIA, VAN DIEMEN's LAND, NEW seurH
WALES AND cHfNA--eioses on the 4th and 1otb of
each month"; stso z. NJ, Arrives on Of about the 1ath
and 18th Of each month,
rossase 70 New South Wales Victoria South Austria
~ sle wa England, by packet private ships, 50
oen's snee rate, rnERAiD via France 10 cents each
quarter ounce rhl isaddsd to the above postage
VIA ssw FORK BY private ships, . cents FnErAlp
postage 20 places on the West Coast Of South
va Panama Is on each single letter IS cents
and on each newspapers cents, whom AM mi n
cents on each letter and eents on each paper when
s0steN'
postage to New Grenada direct is 10 cents single
rats and cents each newspaper; and to the Sand.
wieh Islands, Australia, Van Dismenss Land ana
China, tyia San FraHoisool is on each i'd
cents, payasle in advance
- The single letter rate to California and Oregon is 10
cents sRtrAID On newspapers, ste., the domestic
rates apply. -. -
jylo A. S, HEWITT, 4. N.
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SELLINa OFF TO THE LADIES AT HALF

~ % 40 snrs stock Of eh and
% eolo richest quality Black Silks
with
sh PRESSES With Founces;
~ Ladies' EVENING Dresses with
sqpes
i,s rsnsn and yeosns co Chem.
ahd Coars Hnitou Maltese
as lseenet and sss Sets seoe des' Asss
Of the elegant CLOTH Satin
and Meine syie Opera Hoods Aiso
ny shswa Maias Inanta' Coaks
had Hoodr; sty Grape Shawla
asn style Shell Fancy Bags
~ Belss Gsrd Caae stys Rich
same a. @ and several o.he, Articles tse
Y e1teRave, ssl
.ne wish proprietor nioa hia early
Of Ladies'
siktet nresea. Cloaks Grape shals
saa Y their aavantsgs to call lea Canal
IN, ea goods sss kut also offer them half
S7anse Of this Please
sal4A- ~ d. g. KEEGAH I'M
IN EM0VAT n vD- 1-------- a =, -
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Npblti April q, Fsoo ~ ~ ~
NR Dear Sal have just reviewed the anayss
by Mr. Avequp your Springs, which equesed you to
=
These Spings unlike the country resemble Of The
celebrated in kuop and for the
Of mineral Ingredients ssy know Of no
Spring is Of strength and the Alkaline
Springs have paaf exoeo the Badon Springs which are not
quite so Htrong. = sss.s
greet these In all Ghronis D1eases of the
psnied By general dsbly, they will be found neful
Very respectfully yours, ETC., 4 j. c. MOTT, M: D.
To iavalds proprietor pledges hmss particularly
ezeron will be wanting make them comfortable and
conteated. = r.
!. r. S ANALYSIS.
Anslysof the following sprngs by B,
qua 0flennr whose reputation
Chemist rank, amongst tie highest not only in his country
ALABAMA yTCHY SPRING.4s753
Proportions OF the
lith PINT, Or the eight part Of gallon
Garbone AGid-mereiy noted. Grains Troy Weight.
Anhydous Bi-a Of Sdda.
BiCarbonatecf Poiasas- eife
[Ihe peiass 10 very unal proportion compared
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STATE OF LOUISIANA. y,
aa Parish Of oresns, City OF New orleapp
Be ts on TIE Gath March, 1856 before me-
subscriber Jua,iss the Peaein and for the CITY Aforesaid
souay appeared Charlie Briggs President H.
Louisiana Company WIN
and correct trsuscfipt rom M hr "
the aatd Company. CHARLES BRIGGS. President
H P. JAEvIER, Secretary.
sWornso and saSsofd before me- This 9a day March, 1885,
ri G. v. JoNTE,
Second Jnsiee of the Psaes the Parish Of Orleans.
yhe Board Of declared Of cent
earned prsms of the edipr iss =
whshsp the frat day Of Juus
FLA & T \ .9'-' =-Fq
The Company eonn to insure against tho pes the a, ana
damage by on
Office, southeast oorra Of Camp and Matches streets
CHARLES BRIGGS President.
Z ~ a. cARRIERE, vicsRrsaidsn.
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II
vERMIFUGEs,
!Winor's Canadian, '
Swain's -
| Ferry'b Dead Shot,
y Jaynes'B TOMB, -
l Keri's,
D. A. ;Fahnessock's,
| McLane't
BALsAMs aCoUGHRENfEDIEi
Wistar'sBaIsam oil Wild Cherry,
Hastings Nsptha, .ssr. 4eI'o
Shsrman's baisarn,
Buehan' e Hungarian, -r
Dsvis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Sch anck's Pultnonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Bartholome W 'aExpectorant,
Halls Balsarn, Y 4
sraymlsSyrup Of Wild Cherry,
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
Taylor's Balsan Liverwort,
Iayne's Expectorant, SIT
Winsr's Eierampaine,
RGgsrs' Liverwortand Far,
AIRS. Gardlnsr's Liyerwort, a.
Stablsf,s Cherry Expectorans,
Loudon's Indian do
DR.. Roses do, 4.
sARsAPARILIAs,
DR.. John Bull's. sssS - o.
| 8. F. Towasandis, 4
| Sandals, E
carpenter's,
1 Wyncoop,s, .t.2 C.
Shakers,
f-t Graeffsnbsrs's
Guysott's Yellow Dock.
PLASTERS, q
Well'eStrengthening,
| Ewen'sStrengthening
Jew DRTid's or Hebrew,
Bsdeau'B,
4 knapp'BIndiah
klcoek ,sPorous, $50
Griiiith'ekdhesive,
Hoiioway'aArnice.
LTNIMENT's.
MEXICAN Mustang, .-...s,
T.. -. FsrreIl'skrabian
Hutief 'sN and Bono,
Hnnt's,
Hayss's, ri
TobisS'sys nstiap
Howe's Nerve and Bone,
Ksllinger's, s-7'i'-
m Gardeners, s...
Baftine's Horse
MerchRnt's Snrgling,
a.. Cherokee,
4, Jaxns,s
AGUEREhIEDfEs ETC,
Disqualification Cologogue,
Rowand'sTonio Mixture, a& \
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
WyDkoep's Tonic,
Speed u. ebrifgEe, ~,t4a' .-,@. r.
Vegetable Febrifnge.
=. L0zENGES. los
sherman's Cough and Worm.
Bryan isP llm0riic WafsIs.
L.ocoek's Pulmonie Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS. a
Lov6tt's Wahpane or Hair Glous.
I Barry's Tr.cophsrous,
Lyon's Ra,harion,
PSslon,a Ha pnltog iseasa, :
Jayne's Hair Tome .
Van Deussp,s Wahpsna
Loudou q Oriental Hair Ton,r.
Hanoi,sEau Lustrale.
OidridEe's Balm ok elumbia
Railways Circsssian Balm
PaSAcEa s.' y
sWain's, Houckis,
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f,a,suo t,s .s sra Orleans, March a
VI o. rfaln Mint IN can,isa~sss - ~ II
thss furnaces daily maaiassd IA. ma
1oan " elpufa Of dog and heys ts
durig mensl without the lsa s1 us
es ~ r nss consider the CodsPriag Il
lpkhe yae4 sqaal tho ssstss
ltoin olfign egnnifss NJ W. EoMxA NO.
= Meter and Refnei u s. Branch Mat Nav Oriesss.
y 81 NEW nsLEAas alarch eth, 1885,
In she summer Of 1855 used partly coldspug
the kng.h and coasirung burning ~
my ke,ssw plantation IN the parrish 81 ss Charles following
year, tssese made alterations
eaing ha cesdpFBg partly the Elslnh Brick
drg grinding heas
Fsds for months sach aud Colsss
Fitsshurgh. A. v 10 !. pFn sae
kkPxRHTeAs PEsNFEAaP Sauye III GsslsIs Tnssv
Parish DR. u Bapst Nichas{ NO.
iosfslles ". ". r. e. King. ST. AzTtn mys sn
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IbEkAL ADVANCES will be made ON sbip-
alshs 70 Cur friends In Akississ or ANY other NJ. ~
a'sei#"anseA usns BAkklII Co.. ii dcaas ~ H. sa'
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HOLLYWOOD -Eastern Shore of Mobile =

ia S14LL NoOD-LabLtTu onOfG OF u0 Ollie
u III Bay The public In respectfully informed that Y
above Watering Place for the
Hollywood beautifully stuaed the
one hours run from Mosie, by Capt Joe Ararongs
oT boat which plies
eai . ree rom asaaisees bags ass atandanuy
pied with delightfully."-
BY tall msss, oaks The salt bathing good
shower bath La short II efsrs
never keown Ample have
hshne aang hunting pins billiards. galleries.
S,c The houss vii be under hs maaagement Of MI Eneh
Ted himself with MI Willard the style Of freeman
Eyentt They will do their
pubic aud most respectfully sooit hare Of patronage.
GB Persons leaving every Saturdays mail Mobile can
arrive at Hollywood BY II o'clock the day.
FREEMAN EvER1TT.
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HAST PASCAGOULA-The subscri- Am4aA
Der has reftted establishment for
Boarding Ladgng and prepared offer
all the enjoynents Of this beautiful watering place. Billiards.
bar and connected hs besdsu which
Proprietor
MAURICE GUfCHARD -
jss lni* foot OF Steamboat Wharf East Pascaa ona
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= Arcade Hotel,
Magazine street, between Grayier and Natche }

o.
kS The informs frieDds patrons
Pnoc this well knswn and popular
and furnished throughout large of
obtained the renting the adjoang portion of
which will enable him
euslqmera than last winter. z'zs
No has by
o. the patronage hs has heretofore ecee
and exsrtion will be made hse
soioan o. his guests not agreeable.
hal ain tatlb
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asa5s Fl s5s3 GEt56.a f.e
- VS. sssaf gas. s5Asf5 ~ . ka&s5t@@ 9f8%3 ass
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MISCELLANEOUS
coLEM A MS

E,fE C0LEMAN'S 5~
PATENT URDUL.aToRY CORN AND
MILL MANUFACTORY
City of Jefferson, Suburb Of New Orleans.
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b. ANToGNINT,

Il HAVE the honor to inform the customers
END fas4ds Of NJ RICHARD that have yst bought
street. No 49, between ChaIes and Exchange Alley
me sa 70 mlne on CONT eet Nes and a. betwesn Charrs
line, will pehss favor with ca
osatiy hemi both by the which
be attended, and the quality aud price o. the
Z oetalyY B. ANT0GNIEI,l2
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EMoVAL-G. W. HYNsoN & Co. have re-
moved sAsif eases from "a 10 s. Camp street. VA

- 81 5Sz7 --
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"who is the author We goes. laty.p

Is o r A C H / l. ID &.
i One large and neat limo. volume. Price 81 r.
The second edition e this interesting Book srssdy THIS
DAY EhatakDg book, and shal have the pleasure nc
doubt, TO records
NEW SUCCESS BY A NEW AUTHOR.
tn. Burlipg.on WI Sentinel ~. SAKE. edoTl, saws:
az IA one Of the books OF lie class that have res1
quite irouthor found have the requisites Of god
book namely the power Of entertaining the reader - he end
of The volume. The story not comp but naturally 70
the characters drawn with sharp eeneson, anf toe a
ogu spirited IL Is melting add IN toe present ieaee
Of bad with that both the morals anc
the moral Of wok eptcnaae. IL underwood
10 be production Of sdy whose not unknown 20
the reading public and pgrauae her the increase oil
reputation hich Isora Child viii bring her when her pres
ert neognito ,hsl be removed
TIE bet oft Daily Det-Ocrst says:
Th book stats of With is chapter FIRST and introduces the
reader 5. once 20 the heroes and incidents Of the really charm
ing story He Will speech dnd hnself nsr=s;e as well o.
the graceful STYLE and tic sk with which the different scenes IN
arsBged By beauty Of the principal enHseter an
the lCvpP faith hope ard patience when WI meet
bin turning q almost sa This IL one on the o
productions Of kind that has been issued his seisoo
and promises 70 with approval and abundant sue
J.. C DERBY, Publisher, No. lls NssAu It.
And for sale by all Bookse ers.
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A Remarkable Book
THE CHRIST OF HISTORY; An Argument

u dtd the acts OF ais On iOuhB
A NJ limo, rs cents
This work bears impress Of disciplined genius Of very
hish order the reader the rich results OF profound
thought The is Leaving " view tbs mi
acuous the manhood Of Jesus clear proofs that such
could only be made possible by the presence and
union Codhesd II profound mystery TO the
udgment and OF though fu wonderful
Sc ony ali that dwet tsh had more imm d
and the auho Of al being than
was possible to the constitution Of mere creature
fChrsan Observer.
1.-The stye il nervous and brilliant while the argument
strong and convincing. lbunalo Chfisuan AaV' c'te
1he work belongs the class Of the productions of
modern diseipined senus" London Advertiser,
eelic subjected TO riga nduct N;
nothing relied that sestiouabe and c)ncln
SIGN drawn hut esabie every honest Logical
mind this branch OF christian evidences
lDuinonsl, ard fairly treated" IEgsaseiist.
The work the production of Nor mind and Will
mend it all who relish well dgested and striking
course of reasoning the greatest of all tecs Prsbytesn
This book as already excited attention England
and we doub not be received with equal favor Ia
lis country seading thong is 80 far we know 9gns
namely that taking Christ he appeared earth indie
ptucently his miraculous demonstrations there u con
elusive he have possessed divine chzrete
The ssoning striking and ingenious as the position taken
ppiore1 Pnrit4a Record 7.
int publishedb y ROBERT CARTER 81 BROTHERS,
285 Broadway ~. I.
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Cost duo FOUND.

T OST-The following described KENTUCKY
IL DIVIDEND WARRANTS, doe the first Monday OF jan
uaIy. 1855:
Kentucky internal improvement Loan" upder the Act o.
9l February 1870 Mo-. l69 81 ~, SIS SIS l320 322
soc, 1921 1881, 3d. and LIN, al signed " g. HsAan
See. Of ste" and No. 2d2, signed Ben. Hsrdin Sec. Of
STATE"
Also Kentucky In;srnsl Improvement Loan Nos ST and
-67 sed }. ". bullock Sec OF ate" eli being for Is
each
The public hereby cautioned against the purchase the
payment thereof having been stopped.
APP vi be made q the mkt Legislature Of Ken
tucay io1 AZ Act Authorizing the psymsn OF the
State Treasury Ofice, Hartford Conn.,. Sept D. 1855.
ARTHUR B. CALER Treanrer.
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sorses. Carriages, &r.

TOR SALE At No A (or inquire at No 49,
Il Woes er-t., bay HoR'E years Old, Is hands hign
frstrs,e river ana wauared sound and kind co AL
reasonable pTee.
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6otels.

TIVE SMITHSONIAN HOUSE, on the EU-
Il ROPEAN PLAN, Bfos6way corner OF Houston st., New
York Oh the ssme block the MetrDpo ita Hosl and
Nbos GARDEN. This and aTse Hotel newly furnished
in thorough order with all the yeneuees Of tbs highest
priced oers travellers and the pabe inndDg fxn
LES moo aons AZ lower rate, thsD o
sforo'd by any other tcls hotel The prices Of rooms
with many desirable a. IS 10 80 per week ksnos sof
phed IN new ard tpacu saloon he first floor Bead
wy private the owet price the market snos
and in superior sylethe guests png only Tor VIVA, .ney
order siDhEf HUFFMAN.
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Giatioufrp ono fantp 8cobs

CTFEI Els PATENT FEATHER BRUSHES
- Lower prize. and larger .'sorment Of these celebrates
DIsTTRs than bf offered, comprising about 500 van
cites Our Recuced PGe List viii be sent on spphcsn n
Bel bus er dozen, 81 - 49, Fly Brushes, IS 20 s5i
Counter Duets 81 Psno Dusts S5to SIS Cornce Dusts
sI2to as; " Ieov and Car Wshers 50 TO fl2 Wall snd
Flor Brushes SIS So; Ex Furniture and Carriage Duss
az so4 STEELE CO., sole Manufacture No. SO Sas
sau,t n " below Madenans, near tbs POs'Ofice
CLOTF & JAMES, STATIONERS, PRINTERS
- ,pd LITaOGRAPaEhS 20 Fulton-st.-BLANK BOOKS
ruled and bound pattern Orders executed with dspat H.
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Chances for Business Mlen.

a FOUNDERT doing good home and New
n YOrh City for SALE cheso The owner hayns
other calls aPon hs time. Apply L. NJ ARNOLD at tho
feaneery Nc IA Ear+t., PosshkeepGe.
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= I L X s. s l. X 5
= BOWEN, McNAMEE 4 Co,

- BOWEN, McNAMEE a Co..
NEw.YOKK,
Invite the attention Of Merchants generally 10 their ENTENs
I'VE STOCK OF RICH SILK and FANCY GOODS, sdspted
the FALL TRADE embracing the newest and most desra'
Ne style. imported this Particular attention IS re-
ested to their unsurpassed vaney Of Dress Fables ordered
upressy for their vcry bost city and interior sds. 1t is be-
sves that no silk importing Jobbng House the country
an offer superior inducements Now in store fall assortment
silks Merpo, Busin De LANES Ribbons, shawls Lsees,
Embroidery White Goods Dress Trimming, and every other
escrp tion Of merchandise usually Kept in silk house
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fine ARTS.

COUPn & Co. beg to announce that they nave
u exhibition. for abort time, the celebrated Painting
!" DANTE AND BEATRICE,
and will continue receive mbcihers names for the hns
LINZ EhsEAyYG, which will shortly be published
FINE ART GALLERY,
No. SS6 Broadway, New.York.
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IMPORTANT to SCHOOLS and ACADEMIES.
Now IN Pre- and Will be Issued soon by = RASNEf,
No 1875 Broadway: - $1,000.
JOHNsONs GREAT WORK FOR SCHOOLS.

JoHNSONs GREAT WORK FOR SCHOOLS.
Being series Of ten large
PHII,OS OPHICAL CHI A II L >.
Zach q by 81 inches neatly mounted and coorsd sceonpa
nisd with xpsntoy Key Designed for the Use OF schools
and Academia
This work in it, Plan and Advancement is entirely rev, EN-
bracing beside original illustrations, all the essential
Diagrams ned in the popular ana commonly used Text
Books upon this branch Of education. numbering about ~
Natural generally taught 10 Schools ana Aeade niles
Il has the especial Aim OF the suttor 10 MAKE each d
simple possible without emitting any part neces
TO give c illustration o. the essential Law principle 70 BE-
explained Each Chat add Drawing numbered Tbs Charts
are accompanied with Key Of Explanation designating the
disgIsms showing what each illustrates aad Ia most
ins giving ia brief The essential ex fanaiion
The Key snd Charts not intended take the pace oil
resuar book but such 70 sic the Instructor
in teaching and the pupil In learning md retaining THE prnc
piles the regular Textbook The pgenious eache
boeyer will De able 70 npat and the
instruc with Charts and without the IextB;0k than
with the Textbook without the CbartG
They especially designed 20 supply the wants OF scholar
ia the absence Of the apparatus which Is too
pensve be generally adopted of the Common Schools AMI
that hsve 20 be in need OF it, hardly
thousand afo the apparatus many thousand dol
lars ber requed purchsse what represented by these
which the general purposes OF complete
tbs respects batter den ans many things
which could be shown ell in the school
most Of the diagrams ooored making them distinctly ysib
from any part Of he largest school preventing them ffom
bsoom ing oied beside giving The neat, Lively and onnen
tai appearance. "
B.-Active enerpsns wanted to sell these Ch1rs
thoughout the United S.es and Cznadas, % whom very
ticu srs address A. RANNEY, Pub sher
No. 1876 Broadway, N Y.
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Ladies' Fur SSare,

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Hudson American FuT has description Of the
HoIc fURs made most FASHIONABLE articles for
LsDI,s WEAR
ne Fat srs hi that his long experience and reputation for
k.epg but articles he WARRANT will be ssucient
Involvement fCr CUSTOMERS TO call on bin.
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