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Top sAN HAN de SUPERINTENDENT ne,

TOR SAN JUAN de NlCARAGCA.--The new
ard .rlerdd Steamship oRILABA r.. L. Tukleraug1
c,rsrder vii eave New Yort for SAN JUAN he NC AR
sGIA on SATURDAY. May TO- at o'clock m from Pier
,cot - Pesck q Norh River
For FREIGHT or Psssase ap1ly %
=" CHAS A WHITNEY. No. Bowling green.
y p-ehould tie Steamer SIERRA NEVADA be a. San
Insr de Sur IN time with the above. #
ft that Vort san Francisco will exceed, lst
cslr 4lCO: "a Cabin, SO Steerase, -.
Tn III owe the Isihu al the expense II pasensers
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O1fan 5teamers. Nc.

DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP PERSIA for
IL LIVERTOCL The PERSIA. c II. 2. Jsdkins Com
usp6er w cal from he stream "t the mails aui
s,r FurCre on w DNESDAl tie iith mt.
steamer vii leave the Conn aus'. Dock Jersy City
vifh tie ta.ss gers for t- PERSIA AZ o. aud II ~.
All Rsggsee not wanted during toe shou be sent
l,srl n 5sy ieiofe sailing, marked Below"
H. ASIA viii ucc-.d be Persi- sni sail the ah u NAV.
Z CUNARD No. Bowling green.
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r 0NG ISLAND RAILROAD-(sundsys eI

IL cepted-Leave Brooklyn '9t S -, lor F.rrnIsials
md syo:e :n4 SIS 81 j.ni l2a 10 4 u n
Il M a51 y Leave Gseeapor. to' Brooklyn " NJ ap
Ssni Isl m MOnd,Y. S;iO m ss1sS n ,SS
a. 0s = IS a m snd p. Hampstead ss5 M .!
no q m; Jamaies $50 $40 Anc $40 N and Els AID
o
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G,eamtca.s ano Railroads.

NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-For PIELA-
~ DgLPUlA Ard the SOuTs s1d WEST Us JtA> ~
CITY snd ExISess L.aes Leave Newh OK anf II
= n 4 4ld L 90, y ia 50 -''Trfrg - -
Through lskes sod :ur Cincianar FL 30
as 81 and the ~est. aid for Blilo-r "a asauE'rn, Nor
IA &c AID h.oush h.s.a.s chectct'- Wls1us'on n
aad6 D. u J. " WOODRUFF Assistant Sup';.
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For freight passage, apply to 49,, =, .. u,r Wv
BROWN sHIPLEY Co., Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD CO.
No n Austin Frars, London.
B. G. WAINWRIGHT Co, Paris .
The owners Of ship. will not be accountable or s0d
silver bullion specie ewery precious stones or metals
bill. Of ad1g signed therefor and the value thefeo eA
pressed therein.
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P.~e.r-r Ss'iru. colrfr Roeai~sy 'ud caIal =.

m New York .. s e. REV 1irh - aud +th-tv
TV,INs LF,vE Nsw-ToRs-For N-v-i-y~ Z m.
(ENf: 1873. 5:t5 (rN t.~'r For RrdsetO't s a.
m y 1889. 5:i5. tx L 4.S0 p FIR Milford STRAIT
fc-t FaIhelf southport -'d N@srort; - - SIS.
fSc ? n Fer Ncrwtlt: : g l2:5' i.iS, I. (EN) so.
s.lE t.lSr n pa'ien sra Gfeerwch: T. 1880,
s:l5 4n. Sis t.lJp.m For stamford: rs (ENl pa m
l.:9 5l5. TX )is', SIS 6:5 ? m For Port Chester
ard ,eruledste Saiors: 1890 5:l', $50, SIS,
6:i5 n. -
Cc.NrcrrSC TRtlNs-Fc- Boston: N. tEy); .. m.
(Yx1 ror Hartford and ST-il eheit: tx 1880
? n tEx) =. Coz lee,.cut River Railroad 10 Monrea
= ~ (Fx) Fer Cana! RsuTolt: (tx.) and 1881
to Wes,fe!d Fer N,wL-r don Railroad: n 4 For
Hot "a ouic Rai 70 a.: FoT NaE-atIek khroad A.
3:l5 For Danhusy and No'salk Railroad J. a. H.
4p. w. =.
M IN t:50 tx 49, $50 o m (EN FROM Brdsepor:
6:i6 % 1913 Ia ~. (Ex SILL. o:'6 p m (tN
From Nor~ -ls; As s. - 1888 ~ lex 2:N5 ttS)
SIS 54S loss p m tE,) From Fort Chester: 5;, 49,
7:.6 s:57, ll:50 N. tEN 4t9, 90 . M
JAMES II HOiT, Superintendent.
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Hlr0iral.
TUE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

TUE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY
mon pasture VI ed. remedy th- EVERY KIND sfHG-
NOR, J'o= the sO'.s Ser(sa Dc" % tos"Ss P,.p4cs
except csses b,th thunder hunor. lie 6ss 10 bic
possession hundred eer'6cses u !" ss9s al wisha
Two bottles warranted to nur.,as w"s,h
Que three bottles Nil he sind Of pppes %
Wv or ,Ar-e bottle. viii slesr the system el-s
Two bottles warranted u cure The ~oF't ssnse' In me
mouth and .o,pseh =,
Que or two bottles are warranted a. suuer /. The
TWO bottle. warranted to rnnnins q the ears and
Fo4t s 50 botts ss wasTaed eorurs and running
Qps hottie viii sure scalv eruptons Of he sslu.
uo or three bottles the ~of ssse Of
" Vt three bottles are warranted The Dos' sssSesis
Three bottle. warranted 70 cure salt ,sesT
Five 70 eight bottles will cure the wos ease Of seo,h~
benefit siways experienced IRON the di.i eou, slds
perfect cure warranted when ne Shove qIay 80 tsA
a, the we,eru medicine. Of he day tbs, seommcn weed
sowp on the s Ts sd sGq es fact
ySl hs. to .r.t fhes ,re h.
SS9, H. sd OF haf he SS SS q Boston
s. f' :nfs s1e Sv Gase IA
wear old people OF have seen pecr runy woraJ-
perfect state of health by one botss I'm
10 subject ses eestsene one so,ns gu
always cure 1t gives relief Ia estst and ess
who have taken have been eS.ys 'oI ears -.
hee ed by Where the body SOUND u VOLS
essy but where there any deransemen OF me ioctoos ot
nsure will singular feelings eut ;ou mo' o' -
alarmed they disappear in from four Gays 20 ~ees
There bad result from ~ GA the contrary ~hon maj
feeling gone You will feel yourself ts isw y s
heard Of the sneoums o. s' e'ek
Mannf.etured by DONALD KENNEDY, No lls Ws"en st.
Roxbury Mass Price 81
Wholesale Agent. NswyoTs okiCs 20 nI Co:
No 81 Barcsyst CHARLES n. RING No w bmaasdwsSyt
A. b. D. SANDS, No. l4i W nlsrn-st MAhsh OnsIo =
Cn No $50 Creenwrh ST. ; BOYD PAUL IhsmoefsGi
WELLS Co. No. us Franklin st MekESsoN hObniNS
Co.. No lt5 Maidersei HAVlbnpSx1' al R,n.sx
WARD. CLOSE Co, Msiden-lsnei AIRS HAY hs. sIeos-
cut the linton
CANDs' SARSAPAklLLA-For PURIFYING tho
- Spring Medicine ,h. eeeoIssa 20 hs
nneou.led will speedily rectify any irreens,y o. VI"
onacb The circulation and the bowels and re- establish anl
form healthy action. Prepared and sold BY .o r,..
'' A. b. & ID. SANDS No 100 Fniton-'t
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rs WHITE LEAD. COLORS.

ZINC PAINTS, WHITE LEAD, COLORS,
II GLASS 6e.-Tbe undersigned, having enlarged their
vols 10 eet the demand for Zinc Paint prepared -
seer 10 the trade full from the different mines
manufactured by them in besehed refined Lnseed On ad
french Zines warranted be equal in all respects TO any sold
In thi, market and liberal terms Dealers can ssS Dc sup
,l;ed With WHITE LEAD and COLORED PAINTS OF our
owp msnufssture. Also French and American "ISpO"
GLASS JESSuP 4 CHILDs, Importers and
Manufacturer, of Paints No. las Water ct, Newfort
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r,7ur VANDERBILT EUROPEAN STEAM

TTyHE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN STEAM
i SHIP LINE-For SOUTH AMPToN. HAyRE and
bRTMEN-Tbe frsi-class steamship NORTH STAR, 2,So
,rs Tsevre ua,ier will leave New York for Southampton
.nJ Bremen on SATURDAY May 10 a. noon precisely.
PEIot o. PAssAGE-FTst Cabin sllo Second Cabin, 500
TIE North Star v up the Dock A. southampton 10
land Passengers and balls and vii proceed henee for Bremen
the day. - ,,,. - - -, NJ.
sonthap in rscsss steamship in connection with the
Line. -----
The NORTH STAR mas been thoroughly oyerhaued reeop
ne,sd and reft,ei AM has SIX SOLID PERMANENT WA
TER TIGHT BULkHEADs. - . -.
In the construction and sppoirme OF This steamship e.
pe care has been insure in the highest degree the
safety AID comfort Of passengers.
For Passage and Freight. apply 10 ,,,
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paper fansinss, &r.
Boun,n tdnh tp1rran,e

pOCNTY IArD-W tEHA>T OFFICE. 80. 63
ID sl-s N-~-fors. T. sc.' ri-rss' p-cs ,sid FER
LAND " akPANlS 40 a. Nzr-suf- pv r1.-,-
,ec az 'orvt-tsc, - "s n -ec- - II g
rittar
LLrc Nar1s- = procured ~ S@f-rs -u'e
eourty LaIGs. u?ol apfl cs cn 20
IT, COLEMAN 70. - Nsu.t
IAHD WARRANTS Bought i. the highest cash
IL ttoe. sud ,iAIls for BOUNTY LAND PENSIONS L.
.rout ii, attended %. GEORGE WOODMAN % WLI.u,.t
AND WAR RANTS WANTED
L. TAYLOR BEOTHFRS bankers.
NJ q H-l-.t New Yors.
will supply order. rroupdy. Variant. ,-ss. IN
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PENNSYLVANIA RAH.ROAD.-The GREAT
II CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cites VAN
We.eo NORTH and south western states: y COO
tipuous Ra,way direct The Road also connects a. zn
with daily line Of Steamers TO all ports IN the estern hses
and Al Cleveland and sspdussy with steamers 70 Al pde 0.
the Lakes MAKING the most dnec
re abe route by which WRIGHT can Be Forwarded 70 Ho
from the Great est. ,n,rrs,ru1x,
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA aud flTIsbUho
FIRST CLAss-Boots shoes Dry Goods I'm ec DER 100 n
bOxes,) Furs, FestheTs, ke... .....'.'..")
SECOND CLASs.-BOoks and Stationery, Dry -. .
Goods Tin bsles,) Hardware, Leather, Ioc. per i" 10
Wool. Sc..................'.'..'' '''''',)
Third CLAss-Anvils, Begsing Bacon and &c eer 40
Pork lin bulk, Hemp, kc.. .'.'.....';)
FOURTH CLAss.-COfee, Fl-n, Bacon and &c Der 100 q
Psrk (pscked) Lard ard Lard Ol....::
shipping Goods from point east OF pha De
tcular the package VIA Pennsyya haroad Al
consigned the Agents OF this Road az Fhadeipns ~
Pittsburgh will be forwarded without detenuqn
FREIGHT AGEsrs-Harris, Wernley Co.. Mernpns, Tenn
r. r. sss. Co. St Louis; j. g. Mitchell Son, EyensVe,
Ind DuHfsnl Bell Murdoch And Carter Jewett Louis
vile KY ;B c. Medium, Madison, Ind sprGnan efown'
and irwin CO. Cincinnati n. W. Graham Co.. ZanesVe
Ohio; Leech Co. No 81 KAby.st. Boston Leech Co. No
Aston House New Yorf No. Wiiam-st, and No Bate
ry.ri.ee NewYork; T. ]. sueeder, PHILADELPHIA AsrSv
Eoeus Baltimore Geo c. FrsHciscus, Pittsburgh
Ter further particulars or bills Of adins, spPly 70
LEIGH Co., Agents Penn Raii,osd q.
No. 2Astor House. New 7s-
n " HOUSTON General Ere sht Agent, Phnadsip1~
H J. LOMBAERT. Superintendent, Asoors f@
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cIIREME COTRT-In the matter of the az


CUPREME LULhI.,, ~ WTTITiMs p,,n,,g
~ NI - rS0s Def.nGan,-sumnors for Q Money De-
@ contr,et-To the shove named defendant You are
., .pmnoned and required 70 answer the complaint in
& syon OF which copy herewith served upon you, AID
eopJ Of your % he sad complain; OF tee sob
80. - Iii. Office No 10 Wlli4ns, IL sad city, within
Ssys after the service hereof eIciuye Of The Day u
t thin HE time sfJr.ssd plant ia this acton VIE
t.e judgment you for the Of tao bandred aud
ore 100 dOs with interest from the third day Il
Nah one thousand -isht hsnded and try tl3S9ti6,
.d ron the fourth dsy April thousand eight ma dre1
sd 6y On CO beside The Of this acton. Dated
October O. lS5h TRACY, WAIT OLMSIEA,
mySlav6yss PLAINTIFF Attorney
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CCPREME COURT Of the STATE Of NEW
- YORK -LUCIEN = WHEELER and JOHN c; HART
sgsnst JOHN BULLTra be had the City aud County
Of New YorkTo the Defendant above named: You hereby
summoned aud required the complaint in this
ton which will be fled the office of the CLERK Of the City
AID County Of New.YoIk the City Hall, In tho City II
HewYoI, and TO serve copy Of your sh,wer 70 me 'Ad
complaint the Subscribers their once No. "a Pearst,
In the City NewYork within twenty days After the
Of this exclusive Of the day Of such
service fail the said complaint within
the time Aforesaid the Plaintiffs in this sc.o1 will tale Juds
ssn you for the Of four hucdred and twenty oux
a. dollars with interest 2s rs thereof from the four
eenth Of Ar thousand eight hundred and fry x,
and eos 80 thereof from the twenty eighth day Of Apr,
lS beside the Of this action Dated New York, April
3d. 1855. 8. W. r A. GAINES, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The complaint In this seton duly filed In the office OF tho
Clerk the City ard County q SewYok the ID day Of
May 1856 5. W. X. A. GAINES,
ny3 lsw6ws' Pa.alsS A,.ornsys
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Udter-G Hre.

DR. +. J. LOEWENrhALs WAIEhCOhE,
Bergen Heights, Hrisor County. New jersey seeess,ne
llr box n AID Jersey City tew un1es y ''sseA rF
particulars s72'y 8, No 4Hucvefst., Nee i@S
THE SARATOGA SPRINGS WATER-CURE
as been b. successful operation ior 1or years The osisA
svsntles this p.c- fn efecng cures urs $500 n
the country. For circulars s',s - the p 's'ian-
pr- BEnOSTHA and HAMILTON
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE:
M -T,sveler, for CHICAGO ST. LOUIS kASsA72s -
Al point, West and South can Obtain 9t . .her hv -
ETWY0PK AND ERIE RAILROAD, or ~" 49,. az
CEETR Al RAILROAD, b. application 81 lie S'A"Te' ~
fee No 1873 Brosdwsy e9tnrF General AGENT " g.
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T'HE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING-

TTNUE REGI lar MAIL line VIA NTUNINU-
i 1ON for BOSTOS PROVIDENCE. NE. BEDFORD
and TAUNTON LELAND route without delay change OF cars
or baggage esrryire the Eastern Mail.
TIE steamer MOUTH ROCK. CAPT. Joel stone. and l.
VANDERBILT Capt. w H. Ftazee in connection with The
Stoinstou and Providence and Boston aud Providence RA
roads leaving New.Yok daily SUNDAYS excepted from ler
No North River first wharf above Battery place at ococS
m and Sonng.on 30 the arrival oi the mail
train which leaves Boston 81 $50 2.
The c VANDERBILT from New-York Monday, We'nes
ia, ard Friday From StoungOn Tuesday Thursday and Sa
uTdsy. . -,
Tie PLYMOUTH ROCK from New York Tuesday, Thurs
dsy and saturday From Sonngton Monday "Wednesday and
Friday. ,, 4. n,
dnce R.ton Taunton and Bedford ia the Express Mail
Train reaching said places several hours in advance OF those ny
,ber routes ard In ample time all the early morning lines
connecting North and Fast PASSENGERS that prefer remain
on hoard the stesner enjoy nights rest undsurhet break
FAST desired ard Sonngton in the 80 M tram con-
u,ctir az Providence with the II train for Boston. ~
A Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer and Tram
through each way. ..,. 49,. d. ~,
North River or at the office No. 10 Battery-plsce
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OFNNsYLVANA RAILROAD. = THREE

nENNEYIVANIA RAILKUAD. : IuNEE
/ DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHlLA-
DELPHIA and P1TTSBURGh.-Ths MORNING MAIL
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh a. N M,e
leaves Phadep hs for Pittsburgh at 1890 n and r,asoSss
T,T Pbladelth at $3.50 o. IN. THE MONT EAPhESS
TRAIN leaves Phsde phs for Pittsburgh st IL p and
Pittsburgh for Philadelp his at $50 m ,.,.,...
The above lines connect Pittsburgh with the ranfoss "
And from 81 Louis Mo Alton, GaIens and Cheap ,nos
Frantfo Lexington aud Louisville ~ Igs hsa'e .no.
stfinsfeId Belleontane Ssndusky, Toledo Cevesnd 20
lnmbus Zsnesye Msson and Wooster Ohio also WITH ne
steam Pset t boats from and New Orleans 81 Lou Lou
For further particulars hand bills in the hotels ~ hs city
Passengers VIII find this the shortest most expeduoo ana com
frtable route between me Esit and West
Through tickets be had either OF the aoeVemeheones
places In the West, o. Of nn.r x. =,
Court sndt- st, SewYork
ILL., ELLIOTT, Aren't, PENNEY snia Railroad Cot
No ? Astor House, Broadway, New Yort
U.,rYo,s Ian 1alS Philsds.phA
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NOE EOSTON ,od PROVIDENCE via NEW.

l. Oh btStON hhh NV iOi'A'ti1 'h 'h "
il PORT and FALL RlN ER.-The splendid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS, Capt Brown leaves New orr every
TUESDAY THURSDAY AID SATU RDAY, AZ o'clock p m :
and BAY STATE. Capt Jewett. leaves New Sotk every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRlDAf, st Fclock ?. m I;
from Pier No n R. near the Battery both touching at
Newport each -,
Hereafter will he REGARDED ss secured 70 any aRpr
ear, until the same shall have been paid for.
Freight 10 Boston forwarded through with great Dispatch
VIM BORDEN, AGENT. Nos. 70 and II West-st
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The underlined have the honor announce that TIE Nero
se1e OIL Company great labor and expense have
in entirely removing the unpleasant oco from Kerosene vi
without injury o its illuminating qualities. - -
The advantages possessed by the KEROSENE OIL are:
Let. The intensity Of the light produced.
ID IL ia * posive
3d. 1t will remain fluid when the best sperm oil has coz
gesled. , ,v n,
4th Ito unrivaed economy: - 10 worth OF Kerosene on
syirg as much lsht ~ Of Rspeseed OH $l2 OF Whale
+ sc II of Sperm Oil; s29 of Burning Fluid , -
INSURANCE COMP ANIES allow il to be used without AID
OPTIONAL PREMIUM. .
THE KEROSENE BURNER, with rise and fall wict, can
he adapted at slight peDse the Mechanical Cacel Solar
Astral Oil Camphene aud Webs Patent Lamps or TO
any Candesck and Chandelier enabling the
KEROSENE OIL az per gallon afotdit
double light be obtained from RaPeseed O
at IL 81, or from Sperm OIL a. - 25. ,
KEROSENE LCBRICATlNG OIL, equal In fuidty TO the
best Sperm possessing the advantage of not CONCEAL
Ing at low peratuie This Oil also be burned IN al
the ordinary Mechanical Solar and Hand Lamps Including
BowspIit and Signal Lanterns and gives more light than
Sperm, Whale or Lard Oil.
AUSTENS. Agents for -
THE KEROSENE OIL COMPANY.
No so Beaver-st n Y.
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NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

~ YORK TO ROCHEsTER.-The ROCHESTER, and
GENESEB VALLEY RAILROAD is now open, and in con-
necon with Buffalo Coming ard New and New orb
and Erie Railroads, forms direct route from NewYofk TO
Rochester. ~
The dxectness Of route together with the superior
fort afforded the wide renders BY far the most desirs
bic between the above named critics. =.
Tickets be procured at the New York and Erie Railroad
Ticket Office foot OF Duane and No lS Brosdwsy also IN
Jersey City.
Bsgssse checked through
Eresbs v U be Transported between NewYork and hoehes
viii di.ratch information desired In regard therein
can be obtained calling the General Freight AGENT u TOO
York and Erie Railroad Erie Building or G. B TAPfAH,
FYpxess Freight Agent, No. 1873 Broadway -
No tsus on tie Buffalo Corning aud New YORK Railroad on
s1nd,v J. A. REDFIELD, Superintendent
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD;-On
~ and after MONDAY, Dec 81 1895, and until further no
tn. Passenger Trains Pier foot of Duane at as fol-
lows, viz: ,a, H., ..t,h.,.
thar q, baggage OF At HOnesvile tins tram couecn
with way Dunsirk and all stations on the Western
Division. " N .,, ,...at
MAIL s:i5s m for Drkirk ssd Buffalo and nterned
ate stations Passengers this tram Will remain over ngh Al
Owego. and proceed the next morning =, -, ii.
MN ByRGH EXPRESS, st4 p. N. for Newoursh direct,
without change of cars sa,- r..
RoCKLAND PASSENGER, at p M via suherns' for
Permopt and inter mediate stations - 80 ,,
s' NiGTir EXPRESS At 5p m for Dunkirk and Buffalo.
EsIGRANT at p. for Dunkhk and Buffalo and inter-
mediate stations
No Train " Ill leave SUNDAY.
These Fxpres Emrs with tho Eiira and
NIAGARA Fails Railroad Nissara Falls at Buffalo and Dun
kirk with the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland, Cincinnati,
"e''' b. c. McCALLUM General Superintendent
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1)aints, Oils, GLASS, ST.
EROSENE OIL-NOT EXPLOSIVE.
SECURED BY PATENTS.

IMPORTANT TO HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS, TRUs-
TEES OF HOSPITALS AsYLUMS, PRISONS,
SCHOOLS, C0LLEGESi GHuKSCDanES, Ia RAIL E4ip
SUPPLY MEN, OWNERS or COUNTRY RESI-
DENCFS, PRUPRIETORS OF WATERING PLACES,
AND HOTEL KEEPERS.
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ynstrnfiion.

Do.pDIvG SCHOOL fr BOYS. at STAN
HUs"n1 c,SN - G ,fru.-ts cAn b. bal a. aAYNOR5
E,.,,tc 10 70 Bowery by add'"ssios ths frP~l,
NICHOLS
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w AR y FL PATENT PUMP
w -WEsT'S INPRoyFD ANrI-FREY/ISG PRENnUg
bUhiJ. kO9 rae Val5 ~ \. W - n 4 Co,
Nc. 10 haaeo are
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CUOOI-AtLitleFerry

bCECCL MI calinsl c. sa, ID C.reu.s;s mly 10 o.
t,. a. l.,fo. PAirao.'r 20 92 Broaiway; e n. Lso1
BIoiler'. No % Ioka&os Geo. c. Ion. No II Wa
81 % Of tLe iI.cii Ll. . ~ y u Ii.o'l~''
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-02-05
jan 29--dts
IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN.

IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN.
Great Inducements for you to Call and See.
TNHE undersigned gives notice TO his friends and
y the public that he has just received his stock
Of Fall and Winter Goods, comprising ali the latest
styles and coors Of Cloth, Cashmere and yestings
which goods will be made up to order, in the most
elegant manner, he has some Of the best workmcn
in the United States at work for him. Being agent
for Scott the reporter of fashions you may rely upon
getting the most fashionable clothing
READY-MADE CLOTHING
of his own make, such as Over Garments. f -,
and business Goats, Pants. and Vests, .ocx, dress,
TO very superior quality. roin medium
CO. All Inc above doods will Dc SO at very low prices
tba snaiI ann " AK SUIT at Pants, and Vest for
p p.s.c beautiful STYLE from $40 to $50
Vests, ~ az az no 70 ~
Cotbir ,stfully solicits call from all in want Of
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FURNISHING GOODS,
such as Shirts, Drawers Collars, Stocks, Handker.
chiefs, ScarfS, Umbrellas, dc.
st p. w. BROWNING,
Under United States Hotel.
ta Between Sd and ~ streets, Penn avenue
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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-02-05
SELLING OFF
AT VERY REDUCED PRICES
.s TO MOVE.

TIME SUBSCRIBER, HAVINGTAkEN
IL one of those large, handsome, and convenient
buildings Just erected few doors above his present
location and intending to remove into the same on
or about the LIST of March next will in order TO
move as-few goods possible and to make room for
heavy additional spring supplies, will commence this
day to sell off his entire stock of
Dry Goods, Boots, shoes, Brogans, Hats,
Caps, &C., &c., tt .a
At unprecedented low prices, for cash.
would enumerate only few Of the many very
great bargains in store tgs0E
Fine De Bages, at 1919, worth 16 cents
Fine figured De Lains, at l21t, worth 1s cts.
Good black and white Calico, at s, worth 10 cts
Yard wide Furniture Calico, at "a, worth ~ Genus
Good STYLE fast colored Calico, from cents up
90 yards good Calico, suitable for comforts, Tor VI
30 do do Bleached Cotton, for 81
Is do do and heavy Unbleached Cotton, for
one dollar
Good, fast colored Ginghams, only cents
Linen Diaper Towels, only 81 cents
Fine Damask Linen Napkins, only 81 cents
Good White Woollen Flannels, from 10 cents up
Good Canton Flannels, from 6A cents up
Fine Embroidered Curtain Musns, IL cents, worth
Bird Eye Diaper 1915 cents
400 gross Whale Bones, at is cents per gross
White and Colored Spool Cotton, only - cents per
Ladies' good Cotton Hose, only eK cents
Fine Irish Linen, from 25 cents up
Gents Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs and Black Silk
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Gents Fine Linen Pocket Handkerchiefs, Is cents
Good Kentucky Jeans at 10, usual price % cents
Good Cassinets, from Is cents up
Fine, all wool Black Cassimeres, S71S cents
Fancy Cassimeres, all wool from As cents up
Cloaks, Mantillss Shawls, and all kinds Of Ladies'
Fine Dress Goods, at prime cost
"a Also some extra bargains IN boots and
Shoes. 8N t.NH tGE
Gents good Shoes, at ~, usual price al Is
do do Boots, at 81 %, usual price 81 rs
Gents fine Calf Boots 81 so and 90 80, usual price
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Boys good Shoes. from so cents up
Ladies' Slippers, from 81 cents up H
do good Gators, only 81
Children and Misses Shoes, very cheap sos
| In short my stock embraces all goods generally
kept in well regulated dry goods shoe store, and
purchasers wishing to money, should call early
| as great bargains will be offered, and no mistake.
| r. e. HYATT, No. 375, Seventh street,
srsf t Third door above street
,srBe particular and remember The name and
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