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E1'Oae Fronts for Stores.

E1sOae Fronts for Stores
aD "a a. Cd LEE B IA IA FL ~ .
MANUFACTURER OF
Iron Store Fronts, Columns, Girders,
WINDOW HEADS, STILLS, etc.
Respectfully attention of Builders public
TO II NJ ID EG Ky
Broad ST., below Spring Garden, west side,
PHILADELPHIA,
At which place he would be pleased meet Them and
into arrangements furnishing the above articles
SHORTEST NOTICE and the REASONABLE
TERMS
Buildings manufactured by Mr. Bay, open to inspection
in Philadelphia. al6 2plm
y. ~. Seymour,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
BATON ROUGE, La,
Practices his all in Parishes
EAST and WEST BATON ROUGE, --a.-
EAST and WEST FEIICIAN MA,
And SUPREME COURT in New Orleans octl6 2pn
Tobacco.
LONG BLACK RICH TOBACCO, for the Mexican and
Markets. Also Tobacco for Plantation in hhds and
bbls C1G TOBACCO, constantly hand and for sale
TURNER & RENsHAW,
fc4 2p3m-ly 90 Camp street up stairs.
George Ee. Caa-7'atg51ae,
DENTAL SURGEON,
Uate of NJ bile,)
Offers his services in all of tho BRANCHES Of tho profess
sion, to citizens Of New Orleans and vicinity.
| r8- CEIILDREN'S TEETH EXTRACTED, and advice
given parents regard the and treatment of
| the teeth, free of charge ...-
| Hs- OFFICE-No. Carondelet street. ja:sI 2p3ru
ETtfea'iaeg Stones
| ONE HUNDRED FlLTERFNG STONES
FOR FAMILIES AND COUNTING ROOMS,
| For sale low by
J. II. CARTER & CO.,
| a2S 2p1m Common and Tchoupitouas SITS.
To Merchants and Opticians.
T. B. MYCOCI[ q CO..
| OPTICIANS
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George III. DssnEesu.
PRINTERS WAREHOUS
No. Hos POYDRAs STREET,
q ORLEANS. t&&
R- Presses Types Inks, Paper Cards, Card Boards
Printing Materials of every description furnished the shortest
notice. Old Type taken exchange for new the of
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Auttiolt Sales.

LADIES AUCTION, AT j. BINoCHE's CORNER OF
Chatt5es and streets The extensive stock
nsas Iasfs h
u.s.. D AZ ay u, nt 40 o'c1ocIs and eom-
Rich French silks of every description,
slk and Muslin Mantas Opera ceaks every color French
agg are and plain Ladies' se95fs Bon
AS great variety Of Rich Robes and Dress Patterns
BOOTS SHOES AND BRoGANs r
by BLACHE. 4 BEAUMONT
THIS DAY, 9tI, Inst, at 10 o'clock, A, M, at
5ocases Boots Shoes and Brogans. q. m
ni~Terms Mt Sale. 80 s@tjsasgb sEs~.a my0
-. OsNABURGs-OsNABURGs.i
= BY r. b. SYKES, Auctioneer. g.
FTNHIS DAY, Mt 10 o'clock, VIII be sold aG his
auction store As Magazine street for account Of whom 1t
may concern t57zz dc
20 bales osnnburgs damaged voyage importation.
n1s-TERMS-Cnsh. 81 - 3 &48t .a,t., ,=.zsf my9
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RESERVE
-...ss BY R. B. SYKES.
THIS DAY, 9thImst, nthalf-past 10 o'clock,
his Auction Store, No 70 Magazine street. will be sold
without reserve, to closca consignment
as-TERMs-ca sises 'sl.''NH.. - ~, mxe
MEMS, AND YOUTHS CLOTHING. WHITE AND HIGK-
DRY Shirts Beached aud Brown Drilling Drawers Hats etc.
BY BLAGHE & BEAUMONT
ENRIDAY, 9th inst, at 10 O'CLOCK, ut their
L Auction Rooms No; II Charres street will sold
|. An assortment Of black and brown Fur Hats. @ -
at II o'clock up sairs,- -
10 dozen extra heavy Hickory Shirts
go lots Of Clothing Brown Grass Linen Msrsees
Fusy bpss s cca ssss and
np da M sah Sn b Mans
cioth vess; Denim oysrnlIs; coonaas shirts; Boys
Youths, caslae!!e Suits; nrap dEte fanss cshma
| piy-Terms at sale s. = s1.s ~. myS
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PER STEAMSHIP GRANADA.
LEI H T N d B A r b OF,
Corner st. Charles and Canal SITS.
NEW GooDS-JUsT OPENED,
White Linen Duck COATS; White Linen Drill COATS; Color
ed Linen Check Goats.
White Linen Drill PANTS Fancy French Drill
PANTS.
White and Coored Marseilles VESTS Single and Double
Breasted
Merno FROCK and DRESS COATS.
Herno PANTALOONs-with large assortment of Alpaca,
Baratlea, Linen and Thin Summer Cloth Coats
SHIRTS, of every description.
We have received choice assortment OF the latest style of
coored CAMBRIA SHIRTS, with Byron and standing collars,
French wrists. Also-LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS, of
all Sizes qualities and patterns.
LEIGHTON l. BARBOT,
N.Y. 2p6t corner St. Charles and Canal SITS.
To the Ladies.
Having determined to close
STOCK OF SPRING GOODS
Before the season is over,
We will from this day
Sell Mt Greatly Reduced Prices!
Our handsome assortment of
SILK AND BASEGE DRESSES
x.:Eg1yx- .H:JGxsgs OXDE4ZES.
G. A. BARRIERE l. BRO,
AL 2plm 20 Chertres st.
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III Book for every 7a.ese saaee,,icaas

j" BEWARE OF FOREIGN INFLuENeEp-w WASHINGTON.
THE GREAT AMERICAN BATTLE;
OR, THE CONTEST BETWEEN
CHRISTIANITY AND OPTICAL RONdANlSrN+
By MISS ANNA ELLA CARROLL,
'fE or al4t1. OF MARYLAND.
One Vol. l2mo, Cloth Gilt. Price 81 25.
ri Containing between Three and -Four Hundred Pages and
TEN NEW PORTRAITS ON STEEL
of the distinguished Members Of the American Party
( .-s,fI ss WITH A PLAN OF THE 49,.
GRE1H z ..a1aEI:9IxCAG1r I'D z'2EE-.
The Publishers public with the confident
that will be cordially welcomed by friend of
the It is of the cheapest works
issued should receive richly deserves wide rcua
The portraits alone worth the price of the book
MILLER, ORION & MULLIGAN,
Publishers, New York and Auburn.
FOR SALE To
IVA Mr M 80 MG wM g w - .
'e- No. IL Camp street, b
AT THE sT. CHARLES BOOK STORE,
n,ys .2p2tSWlt UNDER ST. Charles HorEL
,.& r~., I'll Card.
New ORLEANS. May sth, 1866.
Be it known to all whom it may concern that the Govern
Nicaragua recognizes agent in the United State
except Padre Will; Minister Washington, and COL 2. F
Mancosos this city Capt ]. W Wilkins has been acting
agent during tire Col Mancosos who has returned
duties his office. And further be known
parties have recently borrowed money the credit of
Nirara uoye rnmp Il
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TELEG Pied TO THE GREsC " !. !.
LA. TER FROM EtJ ROPE:
/. ARRIVAL. OF THE. NORTH Il AMERICA / / [

- r,w ANGEs EEN GoH1Teo IsG-s +
- r.,r souTfERs AND NATIONAL LINES.
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BY BLACHE & BEAUMONT.

SUCCESSION OF HENRY A. ToFFMEYER-TWO STORY
Dwelling House, fronting Apollo street and vacant lots,
in the Second District. ~
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FRIDAY MORNING q, 1856 IN
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Floor OIL Cloths.

twenty feet wde of designs and choice
qualities cut suit any sized room or hall.
J. D. CAMERON & CO.,
my5 2p6t &c Charities and q Cusomhouse streets
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comprising
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES;
JEWELRT;
SILVER AND PLATED WARE;
COMBS, BRUSHES, PERFuMERYi
AMT large assortment Of e
FINE FANCY ART G L e s,
-,s is selling at
COST, OF PORTATION.
City and Country Merchants have opportunity
OF purchasing reduced prices FOR CSo CITY
ACCEPTANCES.
n3-Ca and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
F.. ROBERTS, Agent.
n-Remenber No. 20 Camp street. under City Hotel.
Gn6t
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= }F- Lace Curtains. ....... do.
Just received choice of Lace and Muslin Cur
tans, new patterns, at low prices '
=, ]. D. CAMERON & co,
my5 2p6t &c Ghartres and q Customhouse streets.
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ALSO
The Household and Kitchen Furniture, etc
For further nnrtiru1urs onn1,, to


az If Corner of Cont street and Exchange alley.
JOHN tIAllAIEGII q RISOTEIEIII. "a TUHUUPI-
tonlas street above ST. Joseph COPPER TIN AND SHEET
IRON WORKERS. prepared to do all kinds of work
in their line Of business such putting Tin and Copper Gut
in all parts of the city at moderate PRICES with prompness and
dispatch kinds of Jobbng and Repairing attended to with
dispatch By strict attention all orders, hope merit
share of the public patronage
We beg leave refer the following gentlemen: Messrs.
Cozisr Wing Janison Mcintosh Cook HoEehoue Rob
G lllier. Tmpn Co.. j. w. Jewell.
Leter Box 60 Mechanical and Dealers Exchange 10 st
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George Ee. C02"1'0egi1ae,
DENTAL SURGEON.
.ETtferiseg Stones !

ONE HUNDRED FlLTERFNG STONES
FOR FAMILIES AND COUNTING ROOMS,
For sale low by
J. H. CARTER & CO.,
a2S 2pm Common and Tchoupitoulas SITS.
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~ Mr.. FILImonE AccEpTs. We are authorized to
atate, saya tho Washing ton American Organ Of the
chat letter has been received from MI. Fillmore,
gentleman II this city, lie which hestates he had
not received official Of his nonina-
ton bus declared himself DIT the service Of his friends
His formal acceptance Of The nomination may there
fore be expected in the course of a few days.
Thur FtsH IrEM-Upaards Of forty tons Of fresh
Goldfish carried over the Boston and Providence
Raroaa, 10 New York, lately The fish were packed
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NEW YoRr, May BY the arrival Of the Canada d.
and Liverpool steamship North America at Quebec,
ve have dates from Liverpool TO Wednesday, the Esd
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nNE STRIKE MORN FOR AMERICAN LABOR.-THE
~ undersigned woG OF the city OF New York. under
an earnest conviction That important
cesar IN order secure prosperity for the great Of
Kind OF certainty possible that they shall be again
Obliged To through another winter liKe those lS545
and ls55-'t6 would hereby call upon the WORKING u New
rk and Brooklyn To unite with them III public doG1D stra
hen in behalf OF American labor. Although hs commarcin
press endeavorg make the country believe that
u In prosper condition. they generally silent
act that there are tens OF bousads OF and Ia thus
city without means employment lad thai this winter
been about a. severe and distressing tho last The ss0
on Tor Improving the Condition the Poor has nearly fifty
thousand who win restitution kno WI
TO the public he scarcity OF work. the hs prices OF the
cessares Of life and the suffering condition Of the working
classes render Indispensable that should
adopted max the state OF the known the
The u the three great political parties have
interests OF the free gorkngmen OF the United Sates They
seem TO think that few negro slaves in Kansas Of
consequence than the the hundreds OF thousands
Hen and women who have suffered starvation and wreed
ness bey oDd description while Ut the me ihers
more white aoorers wdowu and 3h4ns in Ne York
he black slaves In Kansas in Whole generation The
NJ derygned therefore appeal Congress direct
by memorial or Otherwise Tor immediate consideration
the depressed condition OF the labor the Toucy call
upon the workngmen ct New YOrk and Brooklyn
the Park NJ IL O'cl Monday the 10th
the business Of every class TO unite
deliberations
VIM. Oapd Bourne, Joseph Cohen,
John W. Thompson, Benjamin Levi
John Leonard, White
Bolts NJ. Fowler, Andrew j. Carr,
Augustus Morand, William Mitchell.
II. ID. GRAY, George Saugser,
Charles Lester, Edward Walker.
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Nen.

Dae0.
On Thursday evening, March g. Of consumption Mrs
ELIZA HARRssos, in the 46th year OF her age.
Her friends, and those Of her brothers, james and
Henry are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
om the resideI Of her brother James, No. 10 Dover
street. Sunday afternoon, at three o'clock, without
further invitation.
On wednesday, March s, after severe illness, FANNY,
wife Of Joseph Deackery in the Saith year Of nor age
Her friends aud those Of the family are respectfully In
vited TO attend the funeral from her late residence No
So Chryste street, this afternoon at two O'clock without
On Wednesday morning, March 3, o, consumption, Mr..
@ asss srs Invited to
tend the funeral from his late residences, No Vande
x.s S T. snsoo q ws IBIS
I'm Wednesday, March 8, MisSA H., youngest daughter
Of Or. II. Bostwick.
O'Clock from the residence Of her father No. S5 East
Tweth street. doors West Of Broadway The friends
the family are invited 70 attend Without further notice
Porter, in the seth year OF her age.
The funeral services win take place at the residence Of
her sop in law NJ ST. John No. ITO West Seventeenth
street this evening at half past six o'clock. Her
mains VIII be taken to Clarkston for nterment. The
friends O. the family are rsspesfay invited nv to attend
lingering ilness Mrs. Marx A. ANDREWS, wife OF Stephen
Pearl Andrews. .
v,ces At the residence OF E. ". De Grove No q Irving
pla &C. this afternoon, at one o'clock
ON Tuesday morning, March 4, OF congestion OF the
lu,ps Mrs MARY GRACE wife Of James Grace, Of No 1872
Her remains we're inferred In Greenwood Cemetery.
California and Australia papers please copy
On Wednesdsf, March JANE JEFFERSON HOBBY. wife o,
Nehemiah B. Hobby. "
Her friends aud invited to attend the
funeral from No III First street. Sunday afternoon,
ut O'Clock.
On Thursday, March 0, of consumption. MARGAREr T.
MANGAy in the 2lst year OF her age, only daughter OF
James and Iionora Mangan.
The funeSai will take place from the residence of her
father No ESQ Seventh street. tais mornsng at half past
ten O'Clock, 10 st. Bisgers Church, where solemn
QUEEN viii DO SAID after watch her remains will be
conveyed at one O'Clock r. Nj TO Calvary Cemetery for
iuterment.
Suddenly on Wednesday evening, March g. at his late
residence, the boarding house of Mix & Tripp, No. s
Broadway OLIVER Johnston, Of Lowtbei stown, county
Feruanegh Ireland.
On Monday. March 8. JOHN JAY l. sIHI, NJ. ID.
ria remains were inferred IN Greenwood Cems.ery
Fulton county papers please copy.
On Thur day March 9, Atx ~. heisTosa, Ia the SD
wear Of his age, Late Of lerth, scotland.
Tho reuains OF the late besnY BaIGGs professional
known as Thomas +. b.igg. having arrived fcom San
Francisco will be Inferred in Greenwood Co netery to
morrow at twelve O'CLOCK from tho Church Of the United
Betbren Moravan, corLer oil Houston aud Mott streets
On Thursday March o. CHARLES u, son OF Char ,es V.
and Marie L. Lewis, aged year aud month
The selases spG isnds are invited ts attend the !sne
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DROPOsALs-OFFI OF THE GOvERORs OF TIE
AmishOuse, March 1856 TO Masons Carpenters
sesed proposals will be received by the dovsrno'sof the
Almshouse al ther Office hotDda PARK. until IL o'clock NJ
of the nth irft the carpenters work neces
for the erection OF dead house At Bellevue Hospital
The plans and specifications for the
above ofce on and after to morrow riday) II AN The Go
the right Of rejecting proposals,
shou Il Q interest Of the Department require It.
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Married.

On Saturday evening" March i by the Rev. James MI
lett the rest OF the BRIDES mother Mr. THOMAS
WILLIAMS Of NORWICH CT, to MISS SARAH JANE AEIIsoN,
of this city.
In Brooklyn on Wednesday, March s, by the Rev. A.
Farley Mr. FRANCIS EspfCorr Miss GASOLINE POLLARD,
both O. this city
Bo.ton and baltimore papers please copy.
At st. Pauls Church. Hoboken, N. j., on Thursday,
Hiss MARGAIaT A. VAN wINKIE ali o! that city.
In the city OF Philaderhis. Wednesday March g. by
the Rev. j. r. Berg d. d. don. JACOB 5. MlILRR. a. D.,
of tins city, to Miss CHARLOTTE GooDHAR1 OF Pnadsipha
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DERPEIU AL MOTION.-THE GREATEST DIS 1OVERY
ever vet made now exhibition at s65 Broadway up
stairs This machine manufactured In New haven aud
ia The invention Of Mr. T. WILLIS by whom It was sue
non and the appreciation met with it Is beyond doubt the
grtas,t curiosity and the most successful attempt self act
net be "a 1de perpetua motion left for the curious
you WITH Dot regret the trouble Hous exhibition from
l, Ito and 70 10. Admission 25c.
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POLITICAL.
s NAN oN uhoA-fi nSi doN FUN bucHA-

18TH WARD ON DECK-FIRST GUN FOR BUCHA-
large apd enthusiastic meeting of the cit zen, Of the
Thirteenth ward held Morgans Hotel corner Broome and
PITT Streets Thursday evening" march tor the purpose
organizing the Thirteenth Ward Pioneer Buchanan Asso:a.
ton the following gentlemen elected permanent
dents james Tuie John Carbey Recording Secretary
renee f. Hi Corresponding Secretary Ed ward Grady Urea
sureT, James Darcy Sergeant at Arms. p Campbell.
Mr. Reilly returned thanks In few brief remarks, for the
high honor conferred.
Alter which the meeting addressed by Messrs John A.
Reilly LAWS al others, and the following resolutions
unanimously adopted
Resolved That in Buchanan Of Penns Wv ania the
democracy Of tie Thirteenth ward gnze the able American
statesman Of han thirty standing, Of he
great left Of the Augustan OF the public when
Jackson Calhoun and Clay ruled the de ,nes of the
and carried " present glorious position amongst the
tons OF the earth CT those who with talents
times an experience which other statesman OF the
Day has enoy ed and who elected to the Presidency
command The respect and confidence other nations
compromising in the slightest degree the best ncres the
hight st welfare Of his counrymen.
be therefore resolved That for the heated
James buchanan Ia choice o- President
delegates In the forthcoming Cincinnati Convention res
fully requested to their best efforts In his behalf
Resolved That as Know Nobnssm not indf senous to
so Is the national intoleran
bisoy and fsnacsn, the origin OF which be clearly
traced to the red tape diplomacy OF fnglands willy
scrupulous ministers who having failed by sbouonism
I've the unon have soWn M pauseous exotic amongst
is'fact empire hich already oversa lows their
stern duty American citizens whether native or
adopted fight this foreign and wage against
perpetual warfare til he s fairly extepated from
Resolved, That with these for principles and James BIZ
chspan standard bearer and believing the doctrine
ensuing campaign hoping for The operation of all good
and sincerely believing that by consolidation OF forces
we can Iou the enemy and wheel the old Thirteenth
again proudly and snusy intothe democratic line
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Prairie Chickens, 20 Cents a PAir.-Quails,
~ rs per Dozen Also, butter from pc TO &c. at l..
STlMSON's Farmers and Darymens agency 50 Broadway
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UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK MEDICAL DEPART
~ ment1he annual commencement Of the Depart
ment Of the will be held on Friday eye1ng MAJ
square The address 10 the graduates will delivered BY
Professor Metcae TIE profession and public generally
respectfully invited 10 attend.
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PROPOSALS. FOR REMOVING THE DIRT. ICE. ETC.,
i etc from Broadway

MAYORS OFFICE, March 4, 1876.
Sealed proposals will be received office saturday
next The Sh inst, AT Il O'clock removing the dirt Ice
snow &c &c IRON Broad between the stor House and
Union the work TO be done between the hours of
AID A. M nDJer the direction Of the Superintendent
Streets and 10 he entirely completed and said OF r
way ina thoroughly clean condition Monday morning.
the 18th inst, at O'Clock.
During hours specified for the performance OF
work. vehicles will entirely uded from street.
order TO afford the contractor facility for the
plshmen OF his contract Alt taken from mellow ana
mu be DUMPED into the Battery ena CEMENT AID the baan
in the Park, fronting on Chambers street.
The contract will lie awarded TO the low bidder, who will
be required give satisfactory bonds be approved by the
ard C0nprol for It's faithful performance The pro
sails must be tndor sed FER ceanig way
End seDt to the Mayors oce directed 70 the Mayor and Com
missioner of Streets and Lamps.
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Baron apoiasco, M. D., Ut. Nicholas Hotel.-
suffered four years Of an uoerated foot aud
Sses during which time six doctors tried TO them, but
fAtled, you with ease cured me-you uiumphed.
THOMAS LoCKIrr Auaotlc street, Brooklyn.
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SPECIAL NOTICED.


ATA MEETING, THIS DAY, OF Tbs BOARD OF DI.
"a yecors OF The Pacific Mail Steamship Company Nr. H
Dsydgs vas elected President in place OF Mr. WIN g. Aspn
dent q Mr. Frederic Hoffman Secretary all Of appoint
ments 70 tako effect oh inst WIN. H. DAvIDGE. Secy.
A SPECIAL MEETING or THE LIQUOR DEALERS
a so:iey VIII be held Of National Hall, Canal street,
Monday evening At ociock whom matters viii be repre-
sened OF vital importance To future OF the
ceT and every member should decide ques
tons there to be presented. BY order
k. G. MONTGOMERY, President
A MATTHEW'S, Vice President
GusrAyUsC RATz. Recording Secretary.
+. b. Members will take notice mmosr
out them.
NEW YORK COUNTY MEDICAL soCIETY-A MEEr-
Az ing Of his soeey will be- held the College Phys
cans nd corner Fourth and Twenty third
street, ON Friday evening March at 7 O'clock elect OIL
GERS OF this society and delegates the Medical
ISOLATION. BANANA OGDEN n D. Presdeut
henrik Downs, NJ D., Secretary.
nFFlCE or THE MArHAITAN OIL COMPANY, NO. 10
~ Broadway, Now York, Feb %, lS56-The annual meet
Ing 0fhe stockholders the Manhattan Oil Company
seon Of directors win be held At the office The company
IN The ciy OF New York. Monday, the 10th day of March,
At IL o'clock ~ The transfer books viii be closed
the lst TO the 10th Of March, both DAYS inclusive.
JANIS N. MOTLEY, Secretary.
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The Best American, French and German
sses ladies' gents supporters belts and bandagss in
q hgbeet perfection and o. half The usual prices at
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HOgtettcr.-No Article mas Ever Created
the same unqualified satisfaction In Of dyspepsia and
bilious c,mplsins as HOsTEITERS vegetable stom ach
TO the SYSTEM and in every rsspec build up brokee and
c.eua Sold by all grocers. Druggists, hoteis, &c.
BAhNES PARK, 304 Broadway. wholesale agents
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n,HE BROOKLYN YOUNG MEMS FILLMORE AND
poneson Club will meet Friday evening, March Cen
tral Hail. OF Futon and Elm place. All
friendly to the nominations OF the American party
vied 10 attend. BY order. j. +. THOMAS President.
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Lyons :Kathairon.-ThIs UneQunled Pre-
peIaon restoring preserving and beaut the hair is
by all respectable druggists and fancy goods Dealers for
only per bottle. removes dandru and eGsctuay
prevents The hair from fol ing oil. HEATH, WYNKOOP
CO., ,prOprietOrs, Is Liberty street
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Hollow 1y's Ointment ana PlllH.-NOthing
tries the temper like malignant ulcers and painful bo They
almost tempted even JOB 70 baspheme Fortunately they are
quickly healed by HOILOWAY'S ointment and the pills
equally eDcaclous in stomach and liver complaints Sold q
London and by all druggists at &c., 62c. and 81 per pot
boz.
Wh0 will Suffer, when DR.. Tobias Cele-
brated Venetian hnimen will imme diaely cholera
collie dysentAry vomiting. rheumatism, swelings
burns &C. Depot 60 Corandt street. sold by all drug gsts
And soYekeepe's.
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HeYnia.-Only PTIze Medal Awarded e
Narsh Co.. Industrial Exhibition Of all for
hs patent radical cure truss Also the Fair OF the
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