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them tone and energy; and removing those oDstruc-
tons or causes which induce arrangement and de-
bility in tho digestive organs, and which produce
that long train Of complaints which accompany dys-
pepsa. They have been prescribed in thousands OF
by their original proprietor In his private Prac-
tice and have met with such marked and surprising
success, a. to be valued above price by those who
best know them and who have witnessed in their
own persons or families their sovereign efficacy in
curing the diseases for which they recommended.
Price % cents
DIR. BROTHERS, BROWN OINTMENT.
This Ointment is designed for Cutaneous Diseases,
or affections of the skin !; such as letter or Salt
Rheum, or Dow Worm, or st. Anthony's Fire, or
Erydpelas; for all itching affections, eruptions OF
and infsmed eyed, c5sppngs and excavations about
the nose and lips; the neck thighs and armpits of
children; fer scalds and burns, bruises, dwellings,
and piles This 10 an article Of great efficacy; one
which has given general satisfaction and which has
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DIR. BROTHERS COUGH PILlo
These Pills are very eficacious in relieving very
severe Coughs Pains in the Chest and Irritation Of
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effective remedy not only for these affections but
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bronohitis, and other Pulmonary difficulties. They
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DIR. BROTHERS. FEMALE PILLS,
EspscioAv Ds3gned for Female Complaints.
The constitution always suffers more or less when
.oy Of the secretons or discharges, established by
me laws Of nature are arrested retarded but from
none does more evil arise than from obstruction, or
suppression Of the meDses- THIS IL sure in time to
bring on train Of complicated and obstinate dis
eases, snch ~ pains in the head back lons, and alb
domsn; discrimination Of blood TO the head, and con-
segment dirrness. cold extremities, but especially
cold feet loss Of sppstts costivensss, and general
debility; Cough, Palpitation of the Heart Hectic
Fever, and Consumption. The re-establishment Of
the Catamenal evacuation, whenever checked or
pended is indispensable 70 health, and the continu-
spce Of life
The design Of these pills is the restoration Of tie
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The relatives and friends of the family the msmbsrs Of
nsnt in general are rsspscIay invited to attend tbs
funers services at his late residence No. SO
this morning o. nine O'CLOCK His remains will be taken
to Hampstead Plains, Long Island for interment.
On Thursday, March Is, after and H.
ness Am, daughter Margaret ANA Patrick Balfs
aged ears months and 10 days.
Her remains will be taken Calvary Cemetery in
tsrDent this afternoon, at two O'Clock, from No. 100
On Wednesday, March Is, LOUISA snxr GuESrA, dsugh-
ter Of Charles and Lucinda Guenta, aged years and
months.
me relatives and friends are invited to attend thu fuue
raj without further notice, from No. $50 Broome street.
corner OF Mulberry street. this afternoon at two O'Clock
on inntsday March III JOHN r., son OF Peter j. and
The relatives and frenos Of the family are invited to
ON the residence Of his father. No us wooster street
His remains Will be inferred in Greenwood Cemetery.
in Wednesday evening, March IL NORMAN, OF John
The relatives friends of the family are invited to
attend the funeral this Afternoon two O'Clock,
On Thursday, March h. CHARLES EDWARD. infaat Of
Samuel and Ida J. Phillips, Sgd months and days.
invited to attend the funeral from the residence of his
PARENTS No. SO West rwentth street. this al
two Pollock, without further invitation.
On Wednesday, March IL, JAMES Witty only SON Of
Alexander Mary Josephine Mooney, and grandson
John Duncan, sgea2 years and month.
this ateln noon, at two O'Clock
Nipped by the winds untmely blast,
parched by the SUMS director ray,
The NOR entary glories waste
The short lived beauties die away.
Suddenly, on Wednesday evening, March IL, WILLIAM
NJ, eldest son Of william and Anna Maria Attsroury,
aged IL years months and days.
The relatives snd friends Of the family are invited to At
tend the funeral from the residence OF his father No 10
Hillary street. Brooklyn, this afternoon, at two O'Clock
In Brooklyn, on rhursday, March h. after severe ILL
ness, SAMUEL s. DosDGAR sged II years and days.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral from the residence Of his mother No. 1877
Fulton street, Brooklyn, on Sunday afternoon, at two
O'Clock.
In Brooklyn, on Thursday March IS, FDnrA, infant
daughter Of Capt Thomas and Catherine Dixon.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to
tend the funeral from her tathers residence, No. l2s
On TUESDAY, March H. at No. 30 street. Brook
lyn, CAROLINE BAILEY, aged 10 years.
Her remains Inferred in tire Cemetery of the Ever
green's
On Thursday, March IS, CATHERINE KAHN, wife Of John
Kahn aged "a years.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family most
respectfully invited to attend the funeral late
resicence No. lid North Third street, Williamsburg, this
afternoon at two O'Clock. Her remains will be inferred
in Calvary Cemetery.
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Hhss 60 2 b hat ship. Che called Sea Eagle
Tong o Issvs you. sor@s am gong ram
he sss hat yDs, s1 .s 10
:ISie1 be VIII DO nOilOg Or suppose s.
:" 20 % ss
sn 4 % in .aa
ana which know beo0s much you her,
The talked hims ont Of breath In his strong wish
sa ~ .rss sSss she DID not once say
H. instsns al ths ai xa - settled iact and fet In
!. sss s. help
What becomes Of me- they hold me- just for the usii
ssleep and the point or rahsr let me
30 y S and then
lar beJ on d their reach" -
you ri Iil 6ne,e James V ies treating TO
sss $ her ss hs w. ~ S and now
~ npoency her rage against her uncle flashed her
WIN you do what ask you Norma " said VIII, after vain
win sS % a sS9ss ssr or vou VIII su when
man ,1a he clencned her small hands to her
"Iden. what replied he excited maiden, loaa
caniIy over her shoulder 70 cards The house
leave with them bas never moa WON'T last long the.
dare MT Dest or s you bear IN Two wears shall oe
bis abo her form kissed her cheeks with all
tenderness OF brother
The people who kept the gD were Of average preten
Ss tact sSS e sm
%
that spot He went to awh and got great
at the sn bringing with r him s had ossa
thirty sars Of barren s.enee fair tia.
and make hem q seemed! What they PIE ased .N
I'M s.a had done niece and nephew
roth at school and the Denevolence that did
Il was midnight Sorms Danton had returned from the
sdeu and pushed off alone wh the night above the
Tor she new thar IN few would cali her brother
HIM Presently she heard WHO'S hesSV step on the WIND
g stars AND ana wnss be called she with cheerful
hose circular CHAMBERS aud dreary
I or @ @
comfort 70 her to feel assured na her broner
,he watched faithfully til the moroing dawned and then,
bench ana tel asleep:
The sun was shining and bright when the voice of
Where WinY' he asked arufHy. A papg went to her
WIZ really and she looked the ship yet
In y SIGHT Ss Yss she just in time catch glimpse Of
What are YOU looking fors aud why don't you
Come heren Ad without removing hor ey es from the
ohlsc. on which they fixed. The o,esed
carly DO you see ship yonders the large farthes'
Well, my eyesish amt can sec ship that far
My brother win ia in her, sad Norma pointing with her
finger toward the fast receoing vessel r''''' 49,
The man gave long, low whae, he read the confrms
viii was gone and she had told Milo Her duty ended there
She waited 10 hear no from MIN but down the winding
few and far over he steep rocks the beach
threw herself down, moaning waiting to the surgng
ITO be continued Ia our Next
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A1eu.

Ned
On Wednesday, March IL, JOHN A. +. RAcHAu OF Ham
burg, Germany In the 6Sth year his age for many
years 4 resident Of this city
The friends Of the family aud those of his brother
law George NJ Lewis, requested attend the fune
raj thds afternoon At O'clock from Grace Church
without further invitation.
On Wednesday, March H. Mrs. ELM widow of tie late
Joshua Nsar, In The 18th year Of her age.
The relatives and friends Of he family, and those Of her
invited 10 attend the funeral from her late oe No
II White street. this afternoon at tvo O'Clock without
further invitation Her remains will be taken to Green
On Wednesday, March ~ G. BAysKxryR aged IS years
months and y days.
The relatives friends the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this afternoon 1t haH past
O'Clock from his Late residence No. 29S Mott street
On "wednesday, March r. after protracted illness
His frends respectfully invited To attend the fune
raj from his late residence, No 1877 Greene street, this
0nlWedne.day, March ~ after lingering illness. JUDE
FuD, in the blst year OF his age.
The iendsand relatives Of the family the Ocean Lodge
No. 81, O. Of o. f., and the Veteran Corps Arlsr y
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the
Second street n. E. Church, between and D.
tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock. His remains viii
be taken to Cypress Hills tor interment
On Thursday, March 49, ADAM PAUL, in the 62d year
The funeral will take place at two O'Clock this after
noon, from the residence Of Mr. stephen Keeer No. "A
Second avenue
Peter Fl. Diamond, N the 22d year of her age.
The friends Of the family invited to attend the fune
raj this afternoon, at halt past three O'clock from her
late residence No AZ Hammond street. without further
invitation.
On Tuesday morning., March IL, of consumption
CHARLES HARVEY RANDALL, eldest son of Samuel S. Ran
dali aredg21 years months and Is days.
The friends and acquaintsnoes of the family respect
fully requested to attend the funeral, from No. ss East
Thirty first street. this afternoon at half past four
O'Clock, without further invitation.
On Thursday, March Is, CELIA h. GARDNER wife of e.
d. Rosencrantz, aged AZ years.
Due notice OF the funeral will be given In to morrows
papers.
On "wednesday evening, March 10, Of consumption
Nhths HhLIicsy in the fsth J'ar of bis age
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MISCELLANEOUS.

COTH WARD IN THE FIELD CHEERFUL NEWS
~ for the democracy-The citadel taken-rhe rights of
the people secured Hon. James Buchanan, the people
an overwhelming eng of the democracy OF
Twentieth ward, held at the Thomas A. Dunn on
IhursGay evening March Is 1886 Club formed eniled
Fowler called the chair committee was appoint.
ed to nominate officers. whereupon Botus NJ
Fowler chosen President LIST Vice President W. Turner
Cornelius ashan Sd do, Herman Perkins, Recording
owler; Treasurer John Doyle.
Whereupon It Resolved, That in James Buchanan we
recognize the FIRST and only choice OF the democracy Of The
Twentieth ward tor President Of the United Sta e..
Resolved That regard the election Mr. Buchanan 10
The Presidency to the perpeuiy Of the Union
the harmony OF the democracy, and the welfare Of the
mercial and mechanical interests Of our country.
Resolved That In his election future prosperity the
security OF civil and religous Institutions viii secured
Resolved That In the event Of the nomination Of James
chaDan ut the democ attic convention Cincinnati In June
ton.
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PICrUgE FROM MEMORY.
n 4 " "a


A PICTURE FROM MEMORY.
"A BIZ WILLIE Il. PABOR.
6ltung where tre emoers GlowV
Wm,Ptrtng In accents iow,
bh to~ iWsn "A maiden fair.
One win wealth Of r ven hair
And scft, unsuBed grace
Ihrooen upon her holy fsce;.
While from out her lover,p eyes
Beam NJ q n0,hiDg car disguise.
CAsrpeo In his, Der gentle hand,
White as any IN the iard;
f1xed On hers, HE hazel ey en-
Ieiegraphmg loves sepiiea.
Through tho easement pane the moon
Sees Them take me lovsr's boon,
A. Two ips moment meet
And In partr y, SAY, how swestn
This the pictnr me nor brings
From nsr store o, treasured thia gs;
Fragrant With the oaor shed
Round 1t e'er lie CORY fed.
And, AS sis here alore,
Comes the echo OF tone,
AZ it mary days ago
Uttered love sords soft and loN,
HARLEM, N. u, March, lc56.
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NEWSPAPERS.

A FUND OF FUN
"a will be found in
YOUNG AMERICA,
No. IL,
This day published It's illustrations numerous and
every one Is worth the price of the paper.
The Fourth Of March, 1857, will tickle the politicians.
The Last Polka of the Season will please upper tendon
Orchestral Pecuiares will insure smile opera goars
Brown Studies will create an excitement in the
Fashionable world, and make lower mliondom open Its
eyes,
A Misunderstanding win be readily understood by men
about town.
Done For, will be appreciated by the George Law clubs
Smoking Made Easy viii excite he sy patty OF phianhro
pists.
The Best Way viii be taken by the ladies' while ia literary
cor tents will be read and enjoyed by everybody.
Price, cents number, or 81 30 per FEAR.
For fale by all news agen g. ard by
T. w. STRONG, Publisher, 98 Nassau street. New York.
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French Gas Fixturea-New Importations.-
The bes selection to he found real bronze and Are gilt chan
deers bracke eandeRbras Ai0 statues for halls and mich
ee; large choice of clocks and bronzes.
H. DAKDtDNVIIE, 445 Broadway,
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THE LECTURE SEASON,

RAYARD TAYLOR, ESQ. WILL. DELIVER THE LAST
~ lecture OF the before the Young Mems
the Twentieth street Congregational Church Sxn
and Seventh avenues Thursday evening, March b.
lect-lndia" Lecture commences ct O'Clock. Tickets
% cents.
7 B. BROWN WILL GIVE ONE OF HIS POPULAR
-. dramatic and poetic readings, at Clinton Hail. Assor
place, on Friday evening March a. Selections from various
authors among which will be Gray's Elcgy the poem that
Daniel Webster requested TO be read to him his
To comm O'Clock Admission rs cents,
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Whiskers or MOustacHes Forced to Grow
s1 weeks by my ongnen which will not stain or nure the
skim u bottles sent TO part OF the country. X. g..
GRAHAM. 685 Broadway Hays IT'S Fulton street. Br0okyn;
Zeiber. A South Third street. PHILADELPHIA
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White, the Halter, has Removed from tho
ls Fulton street. between Broadway and Nassau
Cal kls beautiful ftylo OF
WfiIrE Halter.
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A Card.--An Persons VINO have tray Hair,
or hair Of bad color are invited 70 call and consu Mr..
GRANDJEAN, Consultation free at 81 Church street.
OF Barclay His fluid gives the hair natural color
desired and be considered real prodigy OF chemistry.
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On Wednesday. March u by the Rev. DR.. Raphal, s.
SMvEsTnN Esq, Of San Francisco, CHARLOTTE young
est daughter Of Lyman L. Hart, Esq, of this city
In Brooklyn on Wednesday, March II, BY the Rev. j.
w, Diller Mr.. ELMER 9. BRETT to Miss HELEN GnsToN
On Wednesday evening, Feb. I3, at wauwa!osa, NIL
waukescounty Wisconsin, BY Rev. s. C. Kingsbury, Mr.
EDWARD sASDERsoN, Of Milwaukee, to Miss r. A. BYoN,
only daughter of Vim. II. Byron, Of Wsu wstosa.
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Sewing Machlnes.-Parties Using Sewing
chimes should not fail to examine the aes. mprovemen
bsdDg hats CATERS vests clothing &c. using binding Of
oil Widths, applicable 10 any machine.
NICHOLAS LkAVIT CO., All Broadway.
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The Smithsonian House-BrosdwAy, Cor
a Houston street. New Yortsingle rooms 80 cents 10
and 81 day Paxors with bedrooms 81 SO s.
day Meals EXTRA ordered This large hotel
avites the attention Of travellers. SIDNEY KOPMAN
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Rirth.

Birth.
On THU sday morning, March 10, the wife of GEORGE
CAsyTEID, CT n son.
On Saturday, March the wife Of Capt JESSE Norr Of
Brooklyn of q daughter.
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PERSONAL.


A BROTHER MERCHANT WILL PLEASE INFORM
"A Anon, mousy when to address note in reference
the letter Of 9Th ns bis friend very DESTROYS OF obtaining
further information
IF JAMES MCCLURE AID ARCHIBALD MCCLURE.
who In 1S41 resided in New York. will their pre- sent
address to g. G. Pr 2 Lombard street. Philadelphia they
may hear of something to their advantage.
INFORMATION WANTED-OF WILLIAM PRICE,
L printer who lett Montreal December ~ iS was
heard Of At Mr. Keens l62 William street. New York Any
information of him will be gratefully received his dsconso
late mother Address Widow Ann Price, No. Craig street,
Montreal.
IMPORTATION wANTED-OF MICHAEL POWER,
Foster Jr Capt Porter. information will thankfully
received by Mr.. Hanion, ct 1903 Mao isop street.
NIOTICE.-fF ANNA TAYLOR, OTHERWISE LAMBERT
IN otherwise saydoph dead of her next of kin,
husband living Will apply 10 Alexander Mculy 03 Cape
strset Dublin Ireland she or they will hear something
Befas Ireland but emigrated America the year 1885,
and aerward married named George Taylor
dopb
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT, Eaas

Observation-Disclosures, tAaStors, have Re-
moved Irving House Broadway fourth sore
above hesde where With spacious and
abundant facilities ey design fully present
pcpu character Of their productions The spring fashions
are ready. WsRNOCKS, HAtters.
2Q3 Broadway. Heado G.
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Defiance Salamander Safes-RObert M.
Patrick Ia the soe manufacturer in the United States OF the
above ceeb ed safes and patent powder defiance locks
and cross bars. Depot l92 Pearl street, door below
Maiden lane.
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singers Sewing Machines.-AlI Persons
who wish for information In regard to sewing machines
obtain by applying at Office for copies OF 81 NJ Singer
Gazette paper devoted entirely 70 the sewing
chine interest Copies supplied 81 ats.
I. M.SINGER 4, CO., 323 Broadway.
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COAL.

DRECKENR1DGE COAL-A SMALL sUPPLY OF THIS
- celebrated coal now being received and viii be
$5 ton delivered $14 taken from yard Orders
LETT at No Wall street. Thompsons Office yard cor
of Twenty seventh and Eighth Ca and see
1t burn at either place. N. l.. SNOW. Coal Dealer
COKE.-ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CHALDRoNs
~ Of superior Liverpool coke for by the chaldon in
lots 70 suit purchasers, - ~, delivered Apply
King and Green witch streets. MATtl. CLINTON
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Reduction in prices fhe best light for country
Pure oil for SALE Bronze and gilt letters
deabras and brackets candles shop
repairing II. DARDONVILLE, AS Broadway.
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Bachelors Halr Dye-Wigs and TOupees s.
The best in the world This uprvaed original dye ap
piled in twelve private Bachelors wigs toupees
have improvements all Others being chef dnuvres
elegance and durability peculiar to this establishment
BATCHELOR,A. 233 broadway.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

HENRY @. BONN. OF LONDON, PROPRIETOR AND
IL publisher OF the series Of books known
BOHNs STANDARD CLASSICAL. SCIENTIFIC ANTIQUARIAN,
OTHER LlBgA ARIES, having directed that the
ORIGINAL ENGLISH EDITIONS
OF bis publications snail in all be supplied to the Amcr
cen public as low reprinted COPIES the prise OF the
following volumes of
30 aN'S CLASSICAL LIBRARY
is reduced to seventy five cents each, per volume.
Cesar, Salnst, Forus, &C.,
Cfcero's Ofices, Sophocles,
Homers liad, Thucyddes,
Horace, Virgil
Herodotus, Xenoohon's Ano,ass,
And Memorabilia.
NBThe English editions are printed on linen paper with
fine steel engraving In each volume and have Bons Cas
steal Iibrary' stamped on the covers.
bOHN's lIBR ARIES comprise $50 volumes of the
best and cheapest books in the English auguage high
character established by the made OF the nae sye
&c. In limitations and copies OF the originals.
Complete catalogues be had and single volumes the
whole series supplied through bookseller In country
BANGS BROTHER 4 co.,
No. - Park row, U. 8.
Ro0Ks AND ENGkAyINGs BOUGHr IN ANY
where the highest cash price will be gven aso novels
1nes paintings or anything appertainng to literature the
1ne arts constantly hand Of old aud
dern eneravipgs. JOHN PYNE l07 Nassau street.
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CIGARS GREAT 6ACRIFT5E ON IMPORTED HA-
- and 6sneec selling Ia7 broadway
be entire stock win be sold ut very pw prices the concern
nustc'oss nr,il {. =. days
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10 be his Sispteresteds arbtter defence il rich
he sssn, = sas. eas
sonal sceswhen prose sutton Irepea 10 thus stuasd
The political element necessarily pervades the
always probability OF diss greenent and possibility
Of scqnittAL make these last remarks upon general
rather becomes me believe that the Jury, who re-
present the people beyond my representation aad supe
rcr 70 my cffce, iave-oy engagements all events
IN the cases untrie, it Ia duty obey the xim of
that every man 10 presumed TO DO innocent until guilt ID
yss;sls vhs nC ho a. the
Sess.d an ssgerness for trial. and bitterly remon
srsted against the action which deemed advisable for
vhere documentary evidence existed before Those sup
posNd emily by oral PROFESSIONALLY toward them am
circumstances and since the jures take the respons'
bfhees Tor the people In debating to by legal impca-
n that there prosecutions shall cease, and since havs
reason to beieve that there be danger Of justice
beng rather scorned by frequent thwartiDgs VI her
charges than benefited have concluded to the
prosecutions existing under the Bribery at of 1862
trusting to The sem the people 10 elect men are
beyond suspicion asking the legislature to strengthen
lscs cnton by giving it, in some cases. equal advan
tsge with the defence and hoping that the trials already
had ny convince offenders any really exist
undscovered that whetner punishmens follow their
these considerations your Honor in support Of my Of
6sia motion for leave to enter noc proseq in zach Of
the following -
The People sgt. Arson Herrick-two indictments.
The People agt Joseph F. EbIng,
The People sgt. Bartholomew Hsaly.
The People sgt. William B. Drake.
The People agt John G. Wandell.
The People agt Bartholomew B. Pnrdy.
The People sgt. William B. Reynolds.
The People agt Francis NJ. Curry.
The People agt. Samuel II. Moser.
These persons entitled to trial Having arrived at
the not to try them for the stated
have right to hold the indictments against them
matter Of arbitrary power The nolle prosecute 1.-THE un-
wiling to prosecute of the Latin lawyers kills the
pleading only, but not the charges. They will die only
through the menace of the statu % Of limitations.
The molten Of the District Attorney was granted.
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The Prototype ID q Picture Taken from
life III the camera, three times larger than has
been done hereoiorecorec dra wing, shape bold aud
web deined-s triumph Of art-by HOLMES 2s9 Broadway.
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PhalOn Paph1an Lotion or Floral Beautifier
tor beaufy ing the complexion aud removing freckes an
sunburns pnpes spots, burns scalds sngs chapped lips
tece, arms and hands. For sale by PHALON, and all
druV
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Elegant CarpeGing-Smith q LOnnsberry,
No. 456 oadway prepared exhibit their spring
styles rich velvet tapestry Brussels nree ply and ingram
oarpeDg Anon the assortment will be found large
designs and styles before offered also aaga
stock of width and M other goods connected
with the trade.