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Els Company IA Y s hereby PPlsd
inst" ms x osioeE f.a s5SsS XIV ~ ufsDA z''H
Tpa- Notfce.-rhe Third .Justlce's Court, at
the q castonoiss and Exchange Place now
OFFICE IloUns-rrom o'clock A. NJ, to o'clock p NJ
jy29 i'm JOHN W. ANDREWS.
III ct i Ss q kaHe1ysy as rsmpxed
and Grayier street. opposite Union street second
evsly Fl Loags meets
9 ~ sfs sesy + bAhHo7 Ts9'
Ag- 1. o. o. r. Louisiana Lodge No. 1,
m ny EH u TkdDAY EHENING M 4 Ell
Ts1 Secretary T fgeas,y o i isso
Ay- J.. Q. o. F.-Ho.yard Lodge No.1s nects
EVERY EVERY TId} EVENING in Room No ODD
oN bA SSSsf 9fs'stHAPDsos kEie ns
DE SOFIA, Treasurer. =. 80 jas
or sss9 ksssl1 fFs;sss
ss Rssx4 Ss a e.
Gmp nd afsys sess G N E5s fae Post
CAMP f We ep '.ss
esFs aHd a4G s s
woop, 4. ". McDosNELL, F. W. FEgpENTnA1I, Common
md M Mn ss &e s2:1i.
T. PAUL. T. LlyAuDAIs No. 10 Charities street, CHARLES CAL
Mr. Regular meetings held the THIRD MONDAYS in each
month"; at Secretary Office in Odd Fellows Hail. ga o'clock
fell em JAMES FuRNEAUx, Secretary.
A8- Attention! Company G., National Guard.
ss Msahy ssa bs s
s" ssis %fHth. ~ cHAs uonrr. O. s..
ar e a. tS ss 10 S our
Columns from that nsy celebrated physician and Chemist
the remedy ever offered public for Coughs etc. has
S@ sh Se' d
5Pw and hen hs tI
1y es si"sa S BIS sus
ms Cd becomes necessary Com y, Adv;
je2o 2md&W and all city druggists
49, a., FIB "a 20 OF ~ DIRECTORS
gJas; furneaux, Secretary. Cemetery Commit
sHRss wig .s ss1 hsff F.
so Merritt aSman IoMsi5 W VII
III 3 fsssS]s II R S56 FFsovs be
ss s:rsst + REr sTETsoNs 81 Camp street to t.
sss IN
va he pr esrs s ct S Lodges will be S
rs Information relative the purchase Of Lots, be had
aplS JHNEs Secretary O. F. Rest
" day. NEGRO BOY apparently about ten years of age
u residence Melpomenc street. requesting.
to take Of him, and supply him with something
He seemed unable to give my Of himself
that he formerly belonged TO Mrs Ricky which lady
have endeayored to find without If the proper
will forward the charges Of this advertisement
and prove property, he have the boy by applying
D. r. FRAZIER,
aug If % Commercial Place.
NoTIcE-wILL Pr SOLD At THE MECHANICS,
lS Exchange in the village of Mechanicshan the 10th of
TffsE rs Hsf i2e ssa S
Warehouses; Buildings Dero of merchandise. The
of the Lease TO be paid annually and in advance
II. n. TOWNER,
au2l 3nt# Secretary Board Of Commissioners.
physicians SATTSFTED-NO MEDICINE
that has appeared i'll the United States, has proved it
self 50 eaccos in the cure Of Worms as the Vermifuge
other remedies, have used with the gratifying
fail expe NIL from system yet IS
in ito nd
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o. O. WOfSI)IgTlA N,

n o. EO0I8T1AW. WHOLESALE BRUGa1sg
fuccesor 10 Jarvis WooIaan, corner of CONNER ss
@agazine streets, New Orleans Importer and Dealer n es
DRuGs, sELRGTED MEDICINES, PURE GHEMICAIas
ESSENTIAL OILS, Medicinal Extracts FiHe Psratnvy a
Fancy Soaps PATEET MEDICINES SURGICAL fNsqE5Es
AENTs, DRUdG IsTsS GLASSWARE BRUSHES, French
and american WiEboW Ass, FsTNTss OILS 3DyIg
sTUFFs, etc.
DRUGGISTS Physicians, Country Merchants and Planters a
purchase " daa nay reg ppan Baa ssp
Orders promptly attended 10.
DIRECT TfPoETAT1os FROM EUROPE "A
Receiving by late arrivals direct Fngn Franss @
many large assortment Of DRUGs, CHEMICALS
WARE PEEFuMERY,B HUsHgsetc anao1sg wiilSs 49,
1900 boxes French Window .G,Iass. assorted sses
100 lbs Conrad's Hydrtodate Potash HI 3S
1900 ounces PeIIeticr f. Qunine
150 lbs Mauder's English Blue Mass.
100 lbs 3fander's English Gaiornel
80 iars Carbonate Annfonfa.
cases Gash Magnesla.
40 cases Caleined Magnesia. 35S l& #Es
FROM THE BEST AMERICAN MaEUFA cTUREgg
1000 aunces Of puinine, Powes L Weghtnaau #$75
60 ounces sulpE1ats u Morphine.
10 ounces Aeetate Morphine.
50 ounces strychnne.
b 100 lbs AM II. s.. calamels BOT FL $ #
+ 200 lbs Am. Fl. s.. Ca1omeI, ia 25 ID boxes.
30 kegs ref. Salt Pete.
25 dozen Chloride Soda. sBSs
100 1bs Sisic Acid
?, dezajchns Aqna Ammonia. 5sgs$S7$
10 dsnifohns Sweet Spirits Nitre.
10 1bsp pure Nitrate Silver sticks.
8 lbs pare Nitrate Silver crystals d
Id bbls AIum. Z
bbls Ground Aiuna.
#PoWBERED DRUGS.
WaTrant IN POWDERED DRUGS adld ny he AZ strseH r
having been selected personally cruds asass
and powdered for salea. AIaong Thieta are
go lbs Powdered Ipecac. 5 5=#
$50 Tbs Powdered India Rfsfarb.
100 lbs Powdered Gantharidea
800 lbs best Powdered Bird Cayenne.
$50 lbs Powdered Gam Arabic
1000 lbs Powdered Cream Tartar.
200 lbs Powdered Tartaric Acid.
Z 20 lbs Powdered Extract Coiocynh.
PAINTS, OILS AND WINDOW GLASS.
10000 lbs Pure White Lead
10000 lbs No. ] White Zinc Paint, Am.
200 lbs French Snow White Zine
20 casks French Yellow ochfe. 5a5gs
6 bhls CopaI Varnish.
bbls White Darnar Varnish.
bbls Japan Varnsh. : =s
2 bbs Coach yarnish
500 gallons Spirits Turpentfne s
508 gallons English Linseef Oil.
50 casks English Venetian Red.
GO tbls Lamp Black.
100 boxes American WindowGass, assorted sizes frr
IS by TO to "a by 30. $4$
100 kegs Yellow Ochre. in oil.
@ 100 kegs Venetian Red, in OIL s$.#
ali Of which will be sold at the very
o: o. Wo0DMAN, New Orleans, La aDd
ie12 5mdEW %. Q. WooDMaN & CO., vfcksburg. Miss,
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o. Roy FOUND-ONT THE 21ST INST. Thurs-
" day. NEGRO BOY apparently about ten years of
"a my residence Mepomenc street requesting.
to take of him. and supply him with something
to eat He seemed unable to give my account of himself
cept that lie formerly belonged TO Mrs Rcky, which lady
endeavored find without If the proper
forward pay charges this advertisement, etc.
and prove property, he have the boy by applying
D. K. FRAZIER,
au23 If % Commercial Place.
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NJOTICE-WILI. BE SOLD AT THE MECHANICS
~ Exchange in the village Of Northumberland the 10th Of
September 1856 the highest bidder for Of years.
THE LEASE Or THE BATTURE in front of said village
Warehouses; Buildings Dero Of merchandise. The
of the Lease TO be paid annually and in advance
II. n. TOWNER,
au2i 30t# Secretary Board Of Commissioners.
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COTTON PLANTATION Fot sALE-rl

st., FOR SALE-DEIIGHrFUI. SEA SHORE RES
M: dence at Mississippi CityTo be sold reasonable TERMS
alle property at Mississippi City, situated next to Mr.
Barnes and within three minutes walk of the wharf The
house is comodos and in excellent repair The furniture
be taken valuation if required For particulars apply
JAMES HARRISON II Co,
jeo If 40 Customhonse street,
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gsSsSss PEACHES, PEARS AND APPLES
SsASS ANTHONY ASTRED0, 10 Royal and So Canal street
respectfully informs his friends and all others that
- has engaged the Whole Of Col. Hebons and six or
other orchards of Vcksbrg and will sell by the million
thousand box barrel dozen and will deliver them ali
of the city free of charge consisting PEACHES
PEARS, APPLES, ORANGES, MELONS, and every thing
in the FRUIT LINE He is also sole agent and will sell on
commission 100000 FRUIT TREES of every description He
also receives fresh supplies every day. "a.
E5-Please give me call and you will be satisfied
ANTHONY ASTREDO,
jy14 If .l6 Royal and SO Canal streets
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,ga5s FRUIT FOR TEHE IEILLTON:-PEACH-
SAISES Peaches u Peaches 1.-THE subscriber having
W. contracted with Mr. E. y. Spence, Of Bay St Louis,
for the entire Of bis exensfye orcatd consisting
Of wen thousand Peach Pear and Apple In full
bearing respectfully informs the citizens Of New Orleans that
he is enabled TO offer them finer Of fruits than
sold the South before and prices that within the
reach of ALL The above packed In boxes Of
families and will be vered charge
This Is The only orchard supplying the city with ripe fruit
jyI I'm d. q. CLOUD. is ST. Charles street II
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apss The store ~ boot and shoe store has An
e Citizens and sl,coo in tie Harmony His loss viii
Irobably be s,oas Sl600, Ncssrs. Kaufman n BJnay,
ho occupied ono halt Of No. $50 segar STORE have
sureo tor " 800 In toe Crzens Iosuseace ClnnpAny
be cellar on the beweyyn occupied a tranx stors;
no about s2oO ne Insurance. The sec0a3, tlicd 1d
,urh fooEs, entraa No. 56 Bond street are o,cupi
j. u VBiien Hestist who has sastAineda ios by Gre
no wsser to aoon. VI o0 The nai5ing
rgs u Mr. 6agey; damage soout 3400; ia y insured
". y d. Smith, who occupies 40 81 3 ad street ed
dining, has AsAtain-d damzg - furniture by
ler, 10 lhe amount Of $50. No insurance Mr.. Heas
9 ever, Via occusics tia cetar under No. SO Bind
6eet as fi. store ma, his stock damaged by water,
robaby 70 the amount OF $l00. No assurances. rhe
natter IL eader investigation By the Fire Marshal
FIRE N ANN ssRrTr.--Between and 1'aiock on Sa-
N1cay night Ere was discovered in the third story of
No ~ Ann street, occupied By =. Oppenheiasr Il o.,
picture iraDe isskera IL soon exngusaei before
hnuch damage WAS done.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
FEVER AND AGUE.


NOTHING LIKE IT. vx.x :, ~
sns ne s s:,
tour dozen, and find enclosed amount due from me.
CAMBRIDGE, Ohio. Jan. s. 1886,
SAGINAW CRY, Mich. jan 1866.
The fever and asue has given very
Your edcne has worked Ike charm cured myself and
family and not ore bottle failed out Of TIE rss sI dozen sold
v,nu =, wIscsrsIER, Tenn, Jan. ., 1855
49, N'''' HoUGHToN GoGGHMrLLER.
TEaRE HAUrE Ind, Jan. s, 1856.
vo~nas 1 Nh PIERCE ss,s
have Is cure mas gwen eAa's
Your sgus cure has overcome all preadices BY mcris
fully By bottle desired to recommend it TO
everybody. shall do all in It's sac
ply4ouru, Ohio Jan !, 1856
ss %sss 5sys ss
rn Rev Mich ii 6 jan ny !, is!s
Your rs all sold and restored many 70 health
All have sold has given satisfaction.
All parties in the place who have used your cure recemmsud
.ss ~A' rsrpnlcKssune, Va Dec H ST. is55.
All thai have used the cm speak very hg il s praise
az sd ~ s ss ss c
merit hst viii stand and eusure its A. E0sstLL
The ague has proved excellent remedy for fever
AMI and IL s Sss
frequent in the West II will sell we'll IS 1t now ntro3 uced
s''. s'''.'' '''"A' BATE N =, jan. H. isss.
have gTsa CONFIDENCE u y having closely watched
tire satisfaction Please send further supply HESS
The medicine gave good SATISFACTION '' 'Au ~ '''0
SHEFFIELD, Ill.,, Jan IL, 1856
safe article and will ere long become very popular
Your medicine is, gstas into and a. who have nsed
RocKpoa-, Ind, Jan. !, 1856
Warranted al cure, pay" bat Il gave very good
ALEXANDER & CO.
IOWA CITY Iowa, Jan. ., 1856.
: "'''' - = o. L EASTMAN l wEsrooTT.
compelled the medicine on the .erms mo CUE
hs ass Sy ssss eTy
has been IN the place. and fully believe that is the safest
cash article With me- A. LOvEJOY
Thy medicine has proved e be good one and the
s one srs ns cured 81 y sn0s o case
given y o hsSs NO ~
o sr n y but the exact truth omit their
want g know IS WIN, Rhodes fever and cure Is
can only say ihai greal many q my largest
are these who Year reluctant 10 take the
Arlon They thought ts claims and
tensions could moi bs leazed; they endorse them ALL
sSsntss' sxay: rev isis dsss sa To-
m sc & sa and ss sn ever seod 4s awe
ether remedy.
TIE GROWING GLORY
the tts harmless character which allows
preventive. 1hus projected by using bottle or two
during the and sicky season. not man, or
child in The United states would have single attack OF
sgue, bilious yellow fever
arising rom the atmospheric poison malaria to which the
Is o perfect AZ idote,
New York. In proof OF its perfoc innocence attached to
every bottle
Ii II also unequaed for quick and permanen, ELECTS as
restorative siving life and strength ali whoe cons,-
shattered weakened by bilious
eaes, night sweais arguor and debility any kind of in
Temp dissipation.
JAZZ A. KHOnRs, Proprietor Providence RI
Wholesale Agents. BALTIMORE u. slabler Co.; Chicago,
Barclay Bgohers Cincinnati, John ~ Park; st. IouIr ii.
Bak@eys Mlgaukie. dreene Bniion; New orca,s, J.
Wright 60 ssw York A. p. Clark agent 81 John street;
aiff6. ~ ne '"firel a. 'e.~e ~ s. yit
auvusLou. w. CI,sva s..,-, 49,
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Pcraoacl Intc,itecnce.

The London Necs ofJsaunry TO- says:-Oa Sunday the
Emperor and Empress Of the Ffeoch received great
number OF foreigners Of distinction. The American
Minister, accompanied by Mr. Wise aud Me-. Wibor pre-
ented several persons Among the by the
American Minister Mr. and Mrs. Emmett, the former
xhe grand nsphew Of the Emmett VINO suffered death
soy has attempt to revoluti onize Ireland in 1902
ARRIVALS,
Prom Nassau Mp Ia brig ma-John Jarrett. Jr Captain
Fhsak, Warner Mrs Jones' ana tea sa0eA from
vessels.
DEPARTURES.
Dor Glasgow, In steamship Edinburgh salsd Saturday,
I'm Howard OK 81 John; She oherd, Nm WiAmson
John Csoh 3ecs eroa, VIM Murray, Mr. Virtue. Mrs
ytlee ard lnAn Miss Virtue, two :hdren and OF
lev York. Rev Geo ialtar and two children, Mrs Sater
Ale1 Watts In Storage.
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Court Calentlar-Thss Day

SUPREME -Crcuit--Nos. IT. II, I43 264, 30l 81
1870, 12e III 1885, ls9 i6s, 1872, 40 2oas 2o5i, lsiA
sUrauos CouRr--Nos 49, 2SS 4a2, $50, 4e5 400, 5le
t29 $50. $50 4l6 5a5, 5.3 545 172 27o SOL s67 58a
te4 $685. 44o $685. $751; 500, 57o o7l, 572 573 57l 67b
"a, q, Is, 16
CoMMoS PIEAs-Part mos. $780, 800, SOL, 3os, 3Os,
sS7, Slo 81 $40, go 7s Part 2-Nos. 81, II,
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On Thursday Jan. II, in Yorkyige, by the Rev. q c.
yIRGIsiA STEWART, of this city. " N'''
Detroit papers please copy.
On Thursday, JAM 81 At the Cathedral in BROOKLYN by
4he Rev Father Mc1esry M THOMAS RIYnVups az "a,
kst Hi county Armagh Ireland, to sss MARGARET Iyy
DOM daughter the late Mr. Patrick Lyndon OF the Same
place, and sister of T. Lyndon, teq merchant of this
city. a.
Dr. Van Sabtvoord Mr.. ALLEN Cdsnr, OF New York, TO
pss N,pT i DEAN. dsughter Of Z. h"so, rsq Of ne
kyLII. kA~so.
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FANCY DRESS BALL OF THE GERMAN LIEDER-
hanz-Ths well known society q amateur singers viii
hold their nual fancy dress bali Wednesday Feb
the spacious and beautiful City Assembly Rooms 46 Broad
way The entertainments Of the evening" both uauscal
concal selected with great care and the
for securing the and consequent sasac
viiers are such that this festival must necessarily
al form er attempts Of the club in brlllaocy Tickets a. 81
each be Obtained from members of club
fsm any committee but no money viii be
taken at the doors. Commi,tee Quo Abor cashier 40
Chatham streets H. O. Won Daur, "a Liberty srea H. Bur
ger d Powers, e. w. kr genian, 90 William strset otto
Ernst treasurer 369 Chatham street; f. Hilbert, Nassau
street, j. Krcche Broad street; C. Kunob 1877 roadway:
Dr. Ludwig, Presidents IS Wall street; 0shem Is Front
street; H. keiche, III North William street, sacxendorf
Secretary l6 Canal sir eel; Edward Unkar II VII
liam street, j. Wndmuer Vice President 65s Bank street.
Ernst nzer, 81 Division street, A. Zenke, 81 Pearl
- =
G,IRST ANNUAL SOlREE OF PIATT LODGE NO Ios,
and A. NJ will be held at Nipo's Saloon, Taesiay
evening February Tickets 81 EACH h1d the door
onthe evening Of TIE ball. of the folio COMMITTEES o.
ArrangementsChas. l.. Brewer r. ~; W. J. Dune " ~
Cornell j. Coles, n. A. Pinckney Benry Greer william
WIN. A. BRowNLEy. Chairman.
NJ II. DUAEE. Treasurer.
NJ. c. MoRL1ND, Secretary.
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1soa

By the Rev b. A. Henry A. LEVY, Of San Francisco, 10
hiss RACHEL SAMns0N, Of this city.
California papers please copy.
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Lnmprntypes, New sryle. - Portraits Oh
glass durable and brilliant thaa tue anbro
types tor 81 80 and 81 Dauguerreotypes with cases, Is
Photographs ezra pi nt 81 Sky pictures taken In
one hour, at 2s9 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-04

Since the introduction my Schledam Aromatic Schnapps
The United States number OF liquor mixers In York;
Boston and Philadelphia have been engaged In putting
mixed and poisonous gin In and jugs
o. upon ne unwaIy tor my genuine schnapps.
They are Offering common gin pipes branded Sche-
dam 6chnapps The genuine not sold by pipe gallon
but DOLLY sold In quart and pint bottles
quartz and two pns each bottle enveioped yellow
paper with name the bottle cork. and fac smile
my signature the label.
have directed agents institute legal proceedings
against al who they ascertain TO be engaged
nh most atrOcous system Of deception and call the
prefs and the public aid ,hsm their efforts remedy
Sreat evil UDULPHO WOLFE,
Sole importer and mauufa sturer,
l8, % and "a Beaver street. New York.
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THE BALL SEASON.

GRAND FANCY AND CIVIC BAIL-Ar THE REQ Jest
Of her friends and pupils, Mdls CARolINE vEZfeNs,
viii give grand fancy and civic ball. her dancing
q Howard street. Thursday evening" Feb l. commence
ct O'clock Tickets b, tor gentleman and lady.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-04

PlanOs, MelOdeOns ana NFuslcs-A Fine As
sornen OF the modern improved eOracs Waters pianos and
melod and those occ makers reduced
SIC at third off from regular prices second baud pinos
pADOs and allowed purchase. 3 Broad
way HORACE WATERS, Agent
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COAL,

d e FOR BEST RED AND WHITE ASH COAL FOR A
RO few days only delivered in Up ORDER from yard
Washington street, few doors above Spring market
Warranted to give satisfaction equal any market
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pyece6ened low prices, 10 suit the The public
wed 70 examine specimens and life size ooored In
oil, pssiee water and ladian also without
DAen till lst at % cent less han regular prices. 23
Broadway, four doors above Ast0r House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-04

a New Class In Practical Phren0Io9y will
BE- formed Tuesday evening where all who may
obtain II leo Of this useful And interesting science. A
ply 10 FOWLER 4 WELLS. 308 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-04

Ur. D. 3. E1tch's Lectures on the Prevention
Gnd Of with treatise meiicaed nhala
Non and enlarged edition just tssuei comprising
pages, illustrated with thirty epgravngs and es portrait
k0okstOyee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-04

sng nigh and morning with DR. TOBIAS wonderful vens-
ian nieat no need have cold feet chapped hands
sure warranted OF the money returned Prcs only q
~ cens sod by all the druggists Depot 90 Corandt ST.
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The Splendid AmbrOtypss Taken by &. A.
LLWIS, la Chatham street opposite National theatre,
admitted by body that they perfect gems VI
Prices, 81 70 u. no connection with any other gallery
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Defiance SalamansIer Nafes.-ROhert M. Pat
RICK he sole manufacturer the Uu,ed States al the
above celebrated safes and patent powder defiance
and BARI Depot No 1872 Pearl street. door below
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HerY1ng's Pstent Champion Fire md Bur
As proof safe, with Hals patent powder proof
reserved prize medals at The Worlds Fair London 1851 and
UTyssAl Palace New York, lS63'64. SIIAS O. HERRING
4 CO., l96, Eo7 and 139 Wafer street, N. Y.
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chafed. Chapped and Roagn.tenae. Fles,,

positively by GoURAUD's natchless Italian medca.ed
soap. Cures also pmDes, freckles erupons salt rneu
&c poudre subtitle uproos hair from row foreheads
NJ The old depot 81 Walker street. ar store FROM Broadway
uaenfer IS South bird street Philadelphia Bates l29 Wash
fngton street, Boston; Mrs naya, Brooklyn, &c.
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Special N0tice.-3ll BrOadvny-In C0nse-
eaence Of Of the building and removal ha entire
etOck Of vnga, frames ardss 81 Broad
way will be sold the cost Of importation The stock
prizes the best assortment In town.
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A THREE STORY AND BASEMENT HOUSE TO LET :
a convenient and west OF broadway, below Amiy street.
thirteen rooms with gas baths and Crotou
rougbou Furniture enre every hing for housekeeping
$6, with immediate lease for three years
desired, at $3.50. b. W. RICHARDS, 3O7 broadway.
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honoNny = Eus-I1Ae1r Scratching nnd Cu-
ra'ye properties render them nynuabe hose Who suffer
from liver and stomach oompants Any of Dyspepsia
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Disease OF tho Skin.-Dr. Newton's ONCE
Tor The special ueanen Of The these
avenue, near Thirteenth street ~ "
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Attention Of Gentlemen of Fashion and
taste invited the extensive and varied assortment
furnishing goods London Paris
shirt studs and sleeve buttons GREENS well known
establishment no Aston House.
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Ringers Sewing RlachInes-An Persons
wish Information in regard to sewing machines
sbaain by applying Office copies Of l. NJ Singer
Oss Gazette" paper devoted entirely to the sewing
shine intereaA Copies supplied gratis
L nj. SINGER CO.. 323 Broadwan
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Bachelors Hall Dys.-teigs and Toupcss-
The bes In the world This unrvalled and original
pued twelve private Bachelors wigs and toupes
have improvements others being chef davres
RanSe and durability, peculiar 10 this establishment.
BATCdEI,OR'S, IS3 Broadway.
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{SyAN1El)--lMMEDiATELY AT a3i 9Ip.nwsy
~ Gocm No. II, mp sairs4 with capital OF from
$500 to 800 TO .eke charge Of old esosheI ipcs
Salary, $40 per month Also, three gsns travel with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-04

Clothing ut WhulcsaIe.-We beg TO Inform
Southern and Western merchants that spring and
summer clothing just manufactured contains the largest
rely Of choice sts les for mems by the
ranging from the low priced 10 the finest articles the
trade Al got up IN our usual superior style. D. DEyLfN Il
CO, 268 269 and $50 Broadway, corner Warren street.
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The AYES and NOcS Upon tho Plurality
rule nothing compared to the and that daily
suffer from the old. s greasy, burning grdron process,
and the interests not half much at eak
the question upsu the plurality Of gradt ons
the oher and BOTH which carries OF oil
smoke and the most delicious br Ms
BlNSONS patent at 10 Duane street. of Broad
from O
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T'bE Park BANk.-SUBSCRIBERS TO THE CAPITAL
stock VI this bank will please call OF the Ciy Bank.
Wall street on Tuesday Wednesday, February aud g.
and sign the articles OF which time and place
the books OF subscription will be ready.
TOURO LITERARY INsTITUTE.-THE ANNUAL
election viii be held Tuesday, February g. a. the rooms
44e Broome street. Polls open at O'Clock p
AARON CARISfALAR eccre.ary.