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Sherif'S Sale.

StTATE OF LOUIsIANA-Parish of Caddo-I In
- District Court, No. $3.50. ALLEN & Paxton
W.. JOHN A. CRAIG. By virtue of writ Of Fl. ia.
issued out of the honorable the District Court in and
for the parish Of Caddo, in the above entitled suit and
to me directed have seized and will proceed to sell
apubc auction at the courthouse door in the town of
Shreveport parish Of Caddo, on SATURDAY, the 9Th
day Of September, 4. D. 1885, between the hours of II
o'clock, and A, NJ, the following described pro-
perty, to-wits the undivided half Of Lots Nos. one
two and three, z, and 81 in block No. forty -eigh
(46 situated in the of Shreveport parish of Cad
do. Also, all of the defendants rights and interest in
to the Market-house, situated on Market street. in
the town of Shreveport, parish of Caddo. Seized as
tie property of the defendant and be sold to pay
and satisfy the writ issued in the above entitled suit
Terms of sae-Cash with the benefit of appraise-
ment. THOS. R. SIMPSON, Sheriff
Shreveport July Is. 1856 [pf$ 81
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The Latest Importation!
SUMNER GOODS.
- The undersigned take this method of re-
~ turning thanks to the public Of Shreye- g.
* port and its vicinity for the kind pat CT.
ronage extended to them hitherto, and would now ia
form their friends and customers that they still have on
hand large and well selected stock of
u M WI E R q GODS,
consisting partly Of the following:
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Lawns, Jaconets,
Muslins, Bareges
, Tissues,
i hobe and Flouncing Dresses, etc.
We have the best stock Of LIEN Gf.0DS. comnrisng
al qnaiitles and descriptions. Our stock OF Brown
aha Daached Domestics has never yetbeen surpassed
~ and we only ask our friends to give US
sa 2 90 NOT promise to sell 10 per cent. or 90 per
aho5f cost That entirely against our principles but
NM ~ say that we SELL GOOD eoqps for good money
la9' 9. NJ. LEVY & Co
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Sheriff Sale,

CTATE OF LOuIsIANA-Paris of Caddo-In
~ District Court-No. 1896, LEGAN & PARDEssUs
vs.. HEAD 8, DAsHIELL-No. 1927, Solomon & Hart VS..
w. N. Head--No. 1929, John w. Morris VS.. w. N.
Head--No. 1881, Osgood & Jennings VS.. Head &
DashelE--No. 1892, J. W. Morris VS.. W. N. Head.
By virtue Of five wris of er acias issued of the
honorable the District Court in and for the Parish of
Caddo, in the above entitled suits and to directed,
have seized and viii proceed to sell at public auction
at the courthouse door in the town of Shreveport
parish aforesaid, on SATURDAY, the 9Th day of Sep
TENDER, A. D. 1856, between the hours of O'clock
A NJ. and M, the following described property,
witt Lots Nos. IA, Is and Is, fourteen, fifteen and
SIXTEEN, in block No. 80, hry hree,) with all the
Buildings and Improvements thereon, situated in the
town Of Shreveport, parish Of Caddo. Seized the
property of the defendant. and to be sold pay and
satisfy the writ issued in the above entitled suit.
Terms of sale--cash with the benefit of appraise-
ment. THOS. K. SIMPSON, sheriff.
Shreveport, July Is, 1856. [pf.Sl0 80
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lTPRoF. WooDs HAIR REsroRATIvE-In our adver-
Using columns is to be found advertisement ofthis
popular restorative. We know nothing of its merits
what read, but that is sufficient particularly
when such testimonials Gifts efficacy the fol-
lowing, which clip from the Ottawa Free Trader:
Having tried unsuccessfully sundry highly re-
commended hair tonics' on our own half denuded
crown had about lost all confidence iii nostrums
Of that sort, until week ago met distinguished
politician of this State, whom we had three years
ago with thin hair. and as grey as rat but now
boastug as fine and glossy head Of hair could
wish. We demanded the secret of his improved APP
Pearance when he readily accounted for it by ascri
bng It to the virtues Of prof. Woods hair restorative
we Shall try that next Rock River Dem.
IVA WORD TO MOTHERS-The most common
disease to which children are subject is worms In
factltls almost universal Thousands Of promising
children die Of it without the cause being suspected
The symptoms are SO various that diagnosis is al
most impossible. Mothers who would be on the safe
side should administer Winer's Canadian Vermifuge
Whenever the slightest indication of the complaint
appears Ii there are worms in the system it can
dono harm, and if there are, it will nfalbly ami
hllate them and effect radical and permanent sure
u Be particular and remember the name "Winers
canadian Vermiuge this is the only article that can
be depended on Remember this.
Prepared only BY ]. Wright Co., New Orleans
FOR sale in Shreveport by all the druggists.
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BEAUTIFUL SPRING AND SUMNER
CLOTHING, DRY GOODS,
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Brogans, &c.

Texas street, near the Levee Shreveport,
-sap Has Just received and is now opening
fSR$ large and splendid assortment of fresh, .
- seasonable and fashionable 90
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SOO0 tbs pure and extra
white lead
2 90 lbs putty in blad ders
1000 lbs Spanish whiting
100 books of gold leaf
6 gross paint brushes
500 Tbs assorted soap
600 tbs star candles
4 gross Ky mustard
$50 TBS chrome and Par
Is green
Gu reams sand paper
% gross lucifer matches
100 lbs potash
500 Tbs sularat,s
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Taw Orleans Market.

jury 7--0ny $3.50 bales Of cotton were sold dur
ine the past week, there being only 10000 or
1900 bales hand, the season may be considered
closed, Prices. which have slightly amended, are
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sortment complete possible, and to the selection
of Pure Drugs, which can be recommended and GUAR
ANr1ED to my patrons The following list comprises
a few of the articles on hand and to arrive:
100 nzs Powers &. w erhl- POM III cnrI soda
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p,
pEAT i

3. L. HODGE,, q
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
n Shreveport La. VIII give strict atsen ion 10 bus
mess in the District Courts of Caddo, DeSoto and
8ossier, and the Supreme Court OF Louisiana. apps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-09
RreArr, oy rpy.rw.roRx YACHT CLUB.


It is announced that the Regatta for 1856 vii take
place or Thursday morning, June 5, at IL O'Clock.
here will he prize valued at $3.50 for each class IL
Yachts The yachts will be divided into three classes.
the fist to include those carrying 800 square feet Of
canvas ard upward in their sails; the second those
carving 800 square feet ard under 800: the third
those carrying under $500 square feet For the pur-
pose Of this Classification all sails to be excluded
eSceptthe mainsail and jb of sloOps, and the man
sail foresa and iib of schooners.
WRECK or WHALING VESSEL oS THE wssr
CoAsr or ATRIc,-Loss or - LUEs-THREE NEw-
LoSpoSYRs AMONG rBE Losr-ADvEsTUREs WITH
AR,Bs.-The following letter permitted to
copy Il IS addressed to M c. b. May, Of this city,
by his brother:
FEBRrARr g. 1856.
DEAR RRorHgR-I take this opportunity Of inform
ing YOU Of nv whereabouts. We are in Augra do
Cuirs Bay in latitude y deg. N on the west coast
of Africa. smong the Arats. We have got a'5 barrels
Of whale OIL Whales are very scarce There are IL
Is sail here, whaling the coast, aud none o them
doing much. We were in company with schooner
ramed The Mountain Spring. of Provinceto~n. Mass.
and she wrecked in the breakers on the lth 0
January. in the same hay with ia. Ofthe ~ inca on
board, 70 were lest. The captain snd two men were
saved and they with US.
We lost ore boat and the crew with her. Three OF
item b. lorged to New-London; their nance were Au-
gustus Jones, William Croker and William West,
cooper We had captain shot in the legs by tho
Arabs; his Rider. msster of the brig Lewis
Bruce Of Orleans, Cape Cod. They attempted to get
HIN camel for a Save; he resisted and they shot
him in tie legs 10 man him, when he turned aud shot
of the Arabs dead. of boats got hin of
the beach. | was eyewitness to the whole
with the Arabs and WAS Fastening 10 hi, assistance,
when be shot the Arab They are low and tresch-
erous; we have to look out for them. have been "a
shore among them considerably. trading, but went
well armed. with two boatS crews; but we seldom
any OF them now they keep back in the desert; thoy
don't Ike lead!
exp. ct to be at home in July; am well, and hsvs
great deal to tell Won about this great Sahara Deeerr
Iour Brother q. H. MAY.
=. S.-Msrch IL did rot have a ch ,nce to send
this letter when wrote. Wehave now three hundred
and nifty barrels of oil. Capt. Rider has got well.
fHartford Tines.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
BARK ADELE ABASDoygD AT SEA

BARK ADELE ABANDONED AT SEA.
The bark MiqueloD of Philadelphia, Capt. Slavery,
Which arrived Yesterday forenoon from Rio Janero,
reports that on the 10Th inst, in latitude 80 So lon
zoo A. she fell in with the bark Adele, Of this city,
CAN'T Melen from savanna la Mar, bound 10 Amster-
DIM, in a sinking condition. The VI. took from her
the canta;p mates and nine seamen, and the captains
wife and brought them to this port. The Adele had
experienced heavy weather on the passage, and when
eighteen DAYS out commenced leaking badly 80 that
she could not be kept free. When abandoned she had
eeht feet Of water in her hold Her cargo consisted u
piueuto. logwood, &c. Capt. Melen set her on fire
before leaving her.
COLLISION At SEA-
The schooner Norman Of Bangor, Capt. links, from
Boston for Virginia in ballast, put into the port yes-
terday forenoon, to repair damages, having on the
eth Instant, at a. m been run into by ship halllng
from New-York. outward bound. The jibboom Of the
ship passed into the schOouers mansail, destroying
it and the gaft-topsa and unstepping the mast The
captain Of the ship Is reported to have refused to SVe
her name, saying she had none.
VESSEL OK FIRE.
Tie bark Lyra, Capt. Bcmis, from Havana AprI
% arrived Yesterday forenoon, reports that on tue
18th Of March On the passage out, saw vessel ou'n'
nothing regarding her.
NEW STEAMERS. >, ..o
r-to,,,v oco,, steamers Cuba snd Guatemala ltHe
former nee eco and the latter 800 fups GaFie" when
, ~ers rec,py built by M VIZ webb to the e5asl
of Bartoleme BlaIco, esq, 81 thiS 90! - AID
- y. ~. now receiving their machinery, AA1
UgI beth be ready to take their departure for GaoA on
or before the 18th proIimo The par''ol' 49,. ar
u Cris Il determined i not yet clearly a'cer
tNn o. ,he Guatemala is intended to ply between
Havana ard Honduras.
49, SUSPICIOUS BAEz.
Cart. Holmes o The sAiP Astoria at New Orleans
,ps 1T. reports that On the 18th ult when seventy
mis- sou.Lwaid to the Lie Of Pines, be saw '1'-
,.,;eus.lookug bark steering S.W. Sic altered her
curse e. Son as She discovered the Astoria and krp.
II. C.rt H. to,k aer To Be -.avtr or = Cd buster.
o.. she ta4 arr ag, p qai q rig a'n.rrg persons
N d,.l
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MEETINGS To BIZ HELD.

AE.CF M-BrpsduAv Tabernacle. 10 = T. Its Rev
Vias Madras Iudis vii Be suoaE ths speatsrs
BAPTIST HOVE MssoSAEY SocsrY-Oliver siFees bsPss'
CT 1rch NJ end thfoushagt tTdsv snd Saturday.
ANEEIcN SYsTENLTIc BESETieESeE >ocisrf-br0aa~aJ
Tbbsrrsci. s :. u.
Inns EoNE Mlssros. (OLo BREwgkYp-Drosiway Tab
sruscie. :. :. N.
SwEcFSBoEG PvTLrcarioN SocIErT-Ths sixth Anniver'
ss-, vii rsts Tsoe 81 Deisorths hah Broadway opposite
Z ever n street, a. = o'clock.
GeuIh 'rest. toll hI a. Plymouth ChurcA Brooklyn sH
s.c'sc' rlrrcest -
UNivrEs.LLsr srNpAY &c ooL AsyvEs.,SY NETTING
Al "a o'ccck r. " ~ 'e Rev. hf. Chaq;n. Church Al.
., he Rsvs T. Se-yer, Ii. K. Sy- w Ba-ch,
and L. II Chsjin
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In the Massachusetts House of Representatives, on
Tuesday last petition was presented for the removal
of f. G.. LorDg from the office of Judge of Probate.
es he is still United States Commissioner and conse-
quenty holds the former Office in violation OF the law
of the commonwealth. Is was signed by Francis
Jackson, William Lloyd Garrison Theodore Parker.
and sixty-six others. After warm discussion a.
to the disposition of the petition. motion to lay
on the table was lost, and it referred to the not
7
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will contend 10 the last for the discipline IS It Is and
r,ist al action on the subject. The result will be
minority rsport. Your readers shall be duy informed
IN regard ~ the progress of ths exciting SUBJECT
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PICoRp's FkAorICE THE UNDsRslGSBD, ro..
IL merry pupil OF Rico-d OF PSrs AID with cefebrs
surgeons Ct nj oy Drs Car han and Mott may b
cd conndeaiy IN bs speciality (which also includes AL
Of he threat ad lungs nj his
70 80 Broadway, opposite the s. Nicholas Hotel from
oc0ck ard rom 6o 3, daily He tender ali affcod
tive OF relief and hose who have sbuaed By
specnea" ancotes books, DO mercury, and Ike eIons
OF the medical 0harlatsrs Of Inc DAY
having their cares treated eect.aly pomster bow eopca
ted they Hte extended observations Ne
Hospital du Midi Ia Paris, under Eicord himself together witb
the spd efficient remedies OF this eminent surgeon
failure impossible tbs OF
Cd proper here 70 state that Kt ords practice IN sexual dr.
onprehenSr the derapRemeut of these
vclk the uQerp and on' system Combining rAti-
dy oi with en'irc sf,y c cnstuti recognized
scepce a. expressly RECESS the old, empirical
hazardous employ mont OF such spoccs mercury
cubeh ropaiba nc Recent cured without aoy delay
and the mote udh info NATION siven IN every The
en- scrittrs eatr e Of consumption, constitutional sorofr
lous mercuA ar nervous d based entirely tbn
modern ard improved scerce Of msdicte emit
peny successful il may be mentioned for the information Of
patients e1ng IN TIA distant cues that hey can
at time consult the subscriber by leter swing ain
OF cir when the necessary incidence adspe1
TO viii be prepared and SAINT 10 them ConsultAs q FrAa
GAIA g. y. HAAM0ND. NJ y,
phvsic,au. ConsultIng and Operative RurSens
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PATENT MEDICINES.


A MKDiUNH HAS BEEN DTSOOvERRD.-DR. HAI0Hr
"A has discovered vegetable compound which Il curing AZ
kinds Of coda, coughs asthma bronchitis and consumption
THIS proved daily by hur des who Thsrc nc
medicine equal 70 T. Once 2O3 Bowery, n. Y.
INV YoRK, Jan. 30 1856.
Ir HaQkt-pear Sr-1be bottle T MEDICINE I puychAse.a
Of you q distressing cough cured IKE magic TruE
YOUR, Wv. A. BAssgrr, lid oVery, ~. Y
Or Haigbt: Deer Sh-Hsvpg used yeur vegetabls noru
poht d. cured OF cough and ps- VI The shes
9ours, &C., WM brown Hntr~ ard Waa ats a y
DR. Bsich ;-leer Sireufc rng ton dsr easur "a m
&C.. than hottie ~ your ro-pou-d sr,ed ne Re
pectfnav ynrrS, :. sMiTB - st7L'ar s.pei (.
On &c - ge,t, .rN \, l.
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THosH LABORING UNDER DISEASE. EITHER he,
cent chronic, consequences resulting hersfrom
would DO vol 70 corsut DR.. RALPH, 63 Houston st ee
near Wooster. Hours. Q to IL A aod 10 0 r. NJ Dam
dave excepted) The Doctors TIM and attention have be
given exclusively 10 this class OF d. and he ~oud her
state euphaticslv that 10 and all
ttructions faithfully followed he will warrnnt sae
permanent cure: End who're the constitution OF he naa
has been abu'ed can eud up and restore q helm a,
FL
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DlCoRD's PRACTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED Foe

DlCoRD's PRACTICE-THE UNDRRsIGNED FOR
IL merry pupil with Ricord, Of Paris and with the oee-
dieeesss including those Of the throat pplns
a. NieSolss Iose He te.dss 70 an afflicted positive a.
sf let and those who have been abused BY e
he medical q astsns Of he day. may RELY on h.y
rg beir treated efec uay matter how compcNed
os du ss In Paris undsr Sse ,ns ,amSns
the ard eicsert remedies this eminent surgeon
failure impossible Recent cured without any
given In every nssLcc. Els treatment Of csnsNtuuons
chyesc scrofucus and diseases including spinal
q eclcine, and hes been eminenT successf
1eamclt by letter. and rvr.edcs adapted u the
HSaaoSn NJ
arr operative surgeon, New York, SIG Broadway.
TRIRsRMAR-THE GREAT HURUPEAN DIscovERv-
pIs,eed By ros Al eess Rssent q Rnsaud and secured
pc. iAl College Of Medicine. Vienna.
rRUsRNAR No. lis he remedy FOR eenersrdsbity. The
E.em would not bseone Spaired syen IN TIE decline Of s
.ein vanish Nike magic before hHusnoc aus render
rs invaluable 70 thoes entering the msrase saW
veb copsvM and oussbs have 70 long bees hoast An s
cote 70 se ruin o The health ot vasa portion q pops.
In IszyAR No t-n Ne great Eurosean remedy for tina,
Ella, q d osdeSs ycA .nytynaey NE Engnsh phy,sc,aas
,. v ss sss ?. !. u ssSsrs q s. su p
iK srsAs fss ssd szs ain. devoid Of as.e Or sme
Who, their use being detected
SOD 70 q g. four IN for ~ wAinA
dive e, Into separate administered BY vapeeu Ial
emsne roy1 90 wsokssls {nd Ist1I And for .asded to
stve Il The pAtsntse In Amerca 81 Greene street nssy
Care New yot. Attendance daily, from II A, NJ I'LL
nd from s n es rssSs s srssps d., Sos
scd .i ~ W. Atbsr beck store a South rSrd s.rs-t
Phasft pfA
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TNH. wAhD'S UNFORTUNATE's FRiaND KIND OTHER
- unrvaAed renedss-The Of certain Diseases
quick complete. The afflicted who Obtain perma
nent speedy should come mmedistey
hundreds monthly Ohice arranged hat patients
fortupates Friend always In oen 10 days;
of
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DRIvATR OON6ULfAtIOac.-DR wArSON OoH1
fines his practice 70 Glars Of disease which he el
teated more than tscp thousand without
OF failure The remedies mild and DO NOT keep The pas
nom business q expose him % detecscn Wills m, Il,
desires 70 sase thas, many have been deceived by
promises Of certain charlatans ard been injured By dfn
patients respectfully invited call In the ys place
there Ia no charge for consultations.
Many Surseou Lock hospital; autho, a .rte
Cause and Cure" numerous pstes Il Once 90 Walker
street. fourth docr west OF Broadway
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DILRs PILES, PiLEs, PILES DR. DUPRIE's RENE
L dies is the only medicine In the United States that viii
eseSuay cure the piles nwssdy or ouswaray and ha
~ equal TO his cures hundreds daily II 10 for dsy,
but for time" Then none but Dr. DUPRIE'8 there
box Principal Office 70 Nassau street New York, and
sale at the oowir places - rcadwayRng Of
street, 46, ST. l,262 Greenwich street, A. TarranA 81
ner of Warren street; whitehead Bros, 1872 A. corner
Canal street. POwery-Guion. 1T, leo 1l9, 500 TO H.,
con street. Knapp ss 90, 40s N5, ise DIvisis1
l6 400 Capa sreet-l6l Prince street q Centre street
g. Pearl street bll. Eighth Norton Brohera 30
22s 1874 ls6 ~ TO- seyenin avenue go. $40 2es, 1ss
Sixth avenueDusin berry. 443, COS 4OS 49, iS9 $50 r.
avenue AZ. s. 1888 corner of 10Th street. second avenue
way 1872 Varck areet-l09 2e8 corner Of Oarmin
Mira Bays Brookyn Jersey Cay 90 Montsomery street
D. bapin, ard BY all respectable druggists in he Up n
Sa'es
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.

CALIFORNIA DIAMONDS, EQUAL IN BRILLIANCY
~ and appearance to he a=Gent emeI pins IS Sl5
sucs sleeve buttons &c ANY Of the above articles sent
all 70 any part Of The United Stslas L. j. JACOBS
manufacturing jewellers, 407 Broadway.
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old DIR. UORBITT Ia CONSULTED PRIVATELY, Al
~ his Office 3 MddsRh street, nearly opposite Sands
ard fourth door from Fulton street, Brooklyn, nom A. NJ
NJ
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Dart OF BOUSE 70 LET 40 CHARLTON STREET.
Il between Varick AID Macdougai, four secood
ncor In attic bock water bah; can
he seen from TO p will be put good order For
Rert S3rO. -
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VEST CHAINS MANUFACTURED FROM COMPOST
ton and god These chains warranted not oh
color, and win the sold gold. They Sar
Iapted the ey ed Prices, so
TO s. Manufactured only by us L. aud j. JACOBS manu-
fac'uii rg jew llers 407 Broadway.
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WArC9Es-FiNz GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
w The largest and splendid Of wAAcAes
As sty bs fupd a. NE subscribera He has been
buspess 10 wa for the ~. eiahteen years -
Ing al descriptions of gold and silver Watches oNry
lAver vn1e. nurt sess tam The usual prices
Hesnt1ul gold leptne wntchoD pr hplea tewelled
Fire 90 3eacheA levers 0h3ew66sd ........... &8
FDe gold busting ePtn6, four holes jsweLed x3x
30 bunting English patent levers. .n58
Firs gold hantnR detached lNgers full jeweued -
God and enaple watches fos Adtes $50 90 70 o00
sp pdd gold pocket ohrcaoreters $16 w 70 500
Go d ipdependent aee0nd watches fer timing
solo hunting waches which eight days $L2o 10 70 SIS
a,ferent wasches ............. $40 20 70 500
Cold En9lsh patent levers full jewsld $45 90 W $50
Av,r engtsh patent LAYER $40 90 70 So
Saw dekaesd lsvsFs full jewesd SIS 90 70 SB
gold hunting railway nInekespers. 800 90 TO 51
Aver iepnes hW holea eweled. % 90 u oil u
h. !. Tobias, Hev risons a. Beeseey, r F. Cooper,
~ other celebrated mak err for eale very low
All wedhes warranted 10 keep correc( tfne Watches
ewerv exchanged Watches and jewalry repaired 70 DE
Seet and much less an The prices Good
snt to all psrs q Me Unsed StAies and Canada tree
harRe.
gFORGE G. ALLEN, importer Of watches and JswehJ
BROADWAY.
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nR. LARNONr's PARIS AND LONDON MEDICAL
~ adviser and Marriage Guide twentieth edition, pagoa
100 eectrotyped Illustrators cloth ST. givea the advertised
remedies a. shows The superiority OF the AUTHORS Pers and
local snd general from and ndscreon, Co. Ofes
hours II A. H. to9 H. ~ Rsade street, 20 Broad
way, New York We DR. LarznoBt the acssd
COurer des Etas Uns saass Zeitung National Democrat
Day Book, 10.
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no L. IA VERY SUPP RTOR HOUSE. ON LEXINGTON
tvenue iree story and basement, three rooms Deep rs
eet Font, n fine order modern gas
Gc; re 5000 Aso ore Ga Twenty sixth street, $500 aud
Jpn
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DART OF HOUSE TO LEr-TEE OWNER OF A
large hule ris ecilv eistipg OF three persons
servant would e small family the second story consist
ing OF four end 70 third
ly new IN gtnsel neighhon o. all the modern improve
&c Possession Immediately Rem $685. Apply a. 80
Went Thr .fiist
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-02

7HS CANAL STREET, NEAR vAaICK.-w. Ri. VAN
Luz NOTES. CRATE and rder kitchen range, summer
s AND stove We have large
Crates and SET repaired and ned aed jewel
es ard BRASS ounders furnaces bu furnace doors nec
with E0sp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-02

nR. HUNTRh'e RED DROP Is YOUR ONLY
IL YelAI for thorough IN certain dsessss No.
Divop the ofy psoe vei ff ne very
many great and extraordinary eures has performed with
out diet from business when all other
only drive the dsease tho blood 81 only This secures o
paden from diary attacks and Il the only rsnedy On
earth that does It. You will find this bitter oxporenoo
II trutt to other Yeme die1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-02

sJOS nAn TONS OF THE MOST SUPERIOR ICH.-
EOC .OVV By the Kncke-bocker leo Company, ofnos
i6s 0an. stresi shipping city trade An orders WIS
he only company bringing Rocland lake any lake
70 n market X. T. COMPTON, President
w. s. WILCOX, Secretary.