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wares or nsrchAndse which shAn DO In the pablo
stores or bonded warehouses NE l day Of July nez
whsthes nov IN bond o. bonded n any tine PRIOR
70 Thai date, wiz be subject On entry for consumpeon
aer that time the rates prescribed BY Tie tasin then
70 20 into operation.
The steamship Africa at this port nom Liverpool.
gives ~ three days later from Europe. Qaotau ns
0Y oousols show . slight decline Money Iuled n full
rates The last returns Of the Bank of Eagand show
decrease In bullion OF fso97S. very limited business
reported In American securities, without material
change In prices The London Daily Neos Of the 9Th
Inst, says;-
The settlement In oonsols has been conn leted with
out pressure although equal 70 61a per cent per
annum have been pail 20 carry over the accounts OF
speculative buyers 9th Of April. The late sPecu
reduced In the discount market the demand for money
continues active, rates faly equal 70 those OF the
bank Paris to-day the three per cent reues closed
at 70 10 for money, and lilo Tor the cad OF March.
The decline In the money price u rather moro !han
q per cent and In the account price scarcely 70 per
cent.
mo MARKET news - unmportant The cotton market
quiet 81 steady prices Breadstus very dull
At lower prices The supplies arc reported TO BIO very
large The advces the WHOLE by the steamer are Of
unfavorable character. The export OF silver from
England the East continued 70 crease and silver had
advanced In value. the steamship Africa brings SIS
coo In specie probably douboops for remittance, TO Hs
vAna
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City Intelligence.

NOM kIssIKe MM.-Wiism Cowsn left his residence
- The 18th mat, since which time he has not been
hsasd Of by his friends family and they fear that he
Aas been fouly dealt with He had on whom last SEEN
back pants and vest, blue pilot cloth tma and black
lsh hat. His friends at No. 100 Nassau street. room
No. Q. desire information respecting his whereabouts
very much Thomas Prior also disappea rod last Thurs
cay evening, and bis wife and family, q No. 125 West
Twenty nrst street, fear very much that some mischief
When last seen had on white hat, light brown frock
ssss; biz psnialooss were brown or din plaid black
slk vest, red flannel undershrt and hss light pair OF
NorHn Asp DAueHru hrsuxG.-Ars. Mary Flasg
and daughter, Of Racine, Wisconsin, len their homo In
~ early part Of The month for this city and have not
bsen heard Of since. supposed thai they may hsve
bean among number Of victims killed In Canada By
ne late railroad accident near Hamilton By referring
70 advertising columns, full description Of the miss
hg persons may be had Western papers are requested
70 notice ,he dlsappearance OF Mrs Flasg and her
Win be ,nanIin " recsived By NJ Eds Price, Of No. %
Roosevelt street. In un city
EscAIx rlon fHs LuxAnc ASYLUM John Lawlor the
United States soldier, who confessed having murdered
. young woman med Mary Dunn, o. Rsthdrum, Ire
md and Wa eophr ed In the Luuaiio Asylum ct Black
wells Island, has, undsrsand, made his escape from
~ ody Of the Keepers and nov ct largo The
0us<d has recovered from his apparent d. Of insanity,
end about 10 be back 70 Great Britain for trial.
when he managed to eude the vigilance Of The ocers In
change Of the lunatc asy lum and eisc his escape.
EupsS or ZEE Sun 10 DAy.-rhsre win be . total
sopse Of the oday, but will not BIO visible In This
sNy the contact akes place asr sunset Is path
~ mostly over the Pacific ocean, but will not be vi.
bs any part of the United States having longitude
Isss than 10 eeg. 40 min. west or Greenwich. Az Toroa
10, Buffalo, Washington, Richmond Newborn, ~ O.,
Ne nrst contact viii be visible mme iiatsy before sun
81 but tho LAST contact will be visible east Of the
nhsisspp Il viii be seen In all nc glory on The western
nlope OF The Continent In the Pacific there
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
M ONE y MARK Il +

TuEDAy, March A-6P. n.
The stock market exhibi1 new feature. The daily
transactions continue large but there II evidently very
little confidence on the part OF holders and buyers Of
stocks N. T. Central, Erie, Reading, Michigan Southern
Cleveland and Toledo Illinois Central, all quite
tive, without any material change 10 prices. ol OF
larger portion than usual OF the daily saies Of oil the
leading railroad stocks 10 for cash. This shows an
abundance Of stock In the hands Of brokers' AT he
nrst board 70 day Erie Railroad advanced Y per cont
Reading, u; Ia Crosse and Milwaukee, u; Illinois Con-
trail, lk Panama fell of 4 per cent. Illinois Cen
ual Railr I'd rights soli at 13Sk per cent. A the
second board the market was generally lever. Ere
declined u per cent Reading, y; Cleveland aud
Toledo, v. There limited business THE sncs.
noon. Illinois Central Railroad closed nrm 81 1913
per cent cash, which 10 advance Of 3 per CEN.
on the lowest point touched The market ID
very bed way. There 10 not the nrst indication Of
Q speculative excitement and the amount Of railroad
,tocks held for active upward movement 10 perfectly
ovcr~ helnng. Low prices, or rather the reductoo
prices, has brought In sellers, instead Of buyers. In
times when confidence In railroad stocks un nitsd
temporary panic among spsculasors would bring In
outsiders with capital, and the market would revive IN.
der their purchases. IL very different nov, and 10
mot Il all surprising that 10 %. The Developments
which during the pAst year two hsvs been made In
railroad nnapcerng and Management generally are the
causes OF this dstrust. Our railroad interest 20
through purifying process, and be recossSucsed upon
bessr basis before again command the conndsscs
Of The pubic.
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CLEARED

CLEARED
ss,ssmssip Mani Roger yspsraiso-a ho6son
Ship Empire state, Brisgs, Lverpool-D knssand X
Ship W sewen, Morrison, New Orleans Eagle Hazard
Brig na,cs, Mitchell, buenc, Ayres-s Bnck 4 90
Brig Lamarune Norw) zernichow Cadn-Romboe
sTg Arsssls Day Railroad Co.
Brig Pons..t HI, cenaeg .s. sroosm.u S 4 Co
sshr Han mind, Peelpg Nasssn-J " Elwei 4 Co
s sssr s sae Rs,
sehr kls oder: iLI.en wi@iua,on-p sarry .,
ARRIVED.
sesW .a Africa @ shannon Lv S Msrca with
s.s: ,HIs passage noon passed hp' va
uss BY the deck supposed The Anglo saxon; 10Th m
Rdsbns hence fer Glasgow 'o'p0'eu tue
sisam,h'p Al.6sna sensnGs Savannah 60 boers With
nj es sw OF FIRING Pan shoals EXCHANGED signals wins
% ss Yin SSS1f ssa
with $ S
hence for ssysnnsh Ihe A Sss detained by The fog
i.P with 10 s.. and
"a @ gale s1ss Nsr f.
hiss Constant Succession Of heavy gales from
vsW Wsw nesI, re . whole passage
h he.s wool The es Cora sie$ The same d. day for
BALM 81 OUT
@ s 81 Is sTSss ,ssS bsy +. q and
Ion e. 20 rsc, 'shr heisn from ro!.mouA Tor ssros
Nv gaze Mach asd also ost TWO 6,ss
:, Brig Alma BID Brown Nassau Mp. March IA with mo.
bfs New Wcrs cf New 0rsass opssut Gardens.
.ia .ssn ss
ws% ss SssSn
hours during which time shipped several heavy seas. which
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CLASSIFICATION.
me following statement OF me movement ~ colon
since tie lat OF em5er lat compared with the

fRrIGuTs Rates rather hrmer but not active To Liv
I'd including i2foo Suib corn Ia Ssss al Coz bales Of
cotton 532d 800 uerces lard al 2h 900 bbs beef
Cd To london. 900 bbs four al Is Cd 900 bush grain In
ca per The snip Quincy chartered for
the river Platte nj about 81 for lumber feet
BoPs good demand brewers and first
n we're :ss.cs ana for use ssss were made At
SoI1ssSs1saies OF 30 hsds clsyed Cub. ac, aud 80
obs Dew Orleans al &c. and rs hhds muscovada at s for
NAVAL sroREs.-splris turpentne ls'insnma,e and with
IN ample supply Offering the market depressed s<es 80
obs anoat IN ou Al sc sfc cash. and 10 days aiding in.
hard fully go bbla Crude apgud g 30 f367s per
20 lbs Con rosn under the effect Of the general dull
ness has slightly declined; sale $50 sbs soa, at 81 70 81
s per $40 lbs delivered. mostly 81 The inde rate The
dunn and fine erades and wanted sales 800 bbls
low No stS Is % per 80 lbs Tar Is held sbove
views Of buyers sales leo bbls Washington 81 La. Pitch
0us- English aud American linseed are dull Of al
Nc aec Crude whale has been In animated request a the
sales q $40 bbs being effected there &c for
rsque. 81 10 cSh Ned oil i duh Al CSC Zoe c.sh for
distilled and saponhed Csmphene has declined 10 CSC sec
cssh.
marie. .ss srm sith sales q geo 500 bbls
vas steady WIN sales Of about 40 bbs Al $40 IS sui for
country prime and at tl2 rs SIS IS Other descriptions
unchanged Bacon and cut meats unchanged
Lard continued IN. with sales Of 500 600 bills at
NICE sales within the psst days have been pretty
large and although The receipts have been large the market
take 10 or order sell. To-day $50 casks sold
sreaRs are Nc armsr on bids and &c. &c on borss
Sales OF So hhds mostly Cuba nSc slOc and $50 bores
wnIsKry~saes Of 400 500 bills. were made II S,s, .
17c, which advance.
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m respectful manner A. They appeared 70 b.
pt1 she thsni A she did, promptly and frssly
d were DE questions and answers both dsoorous and cvi
o. BOW long was Mrs Main under e..mna.,Onf A. Asou.
When Il made sss1
es.uIissn: Sa. p nsjo5ity were si,ans down. M ''
% asn sss go ns Ys
4: often !. ] yini new counsel wlal. several times
wns he rave my wife when she gave her name was differ
WIS that long or short winsf A. Icant under;
ssna the qsestOn-wheAsr he shut his eye and kept
wns WA there *. gssqs. ss S1s ss,yans
= indicate something smart or shIewd; 1t was cunning.
O. Please explain cunning. shrswd wink ss A.
mean ito 70 be the so1S Of the one eye quick with c'nAo
O. was the Coroner. face towards you when he wnkedf
Q. was this REMARK about chance before or
ne oaih vas administered 1t was when abe gave her
Yssave whether before after the oath admiais
Can you say certainly that at the time he asked
Ae5 Ass ns%sr a, canDot AZ Am not pesys III.
y ha. ame A. ann not positive; don't know that he did i
node ne b.oGs a asnnS the
M them have not her since the examination she was
he &
on - near % You cam A. saying . hsr-prasng
y Dor, a s .
him 0S ss % e.. s
YES going tais care thsi she shouldn't be
n ss me se Ss
Ac style Of language herr have stated all that recoect
q Did Hannah make reply to what he said to herr A.
= she 81 70 is
doctor sad she carried her tail behind her he %
was rather cool and calm ano NOT much any, asated;
thought she was sgiiated somewhat
D. Sn sx Of
bat don't lpow her other nsme DO not hnox that there
was rn sworn ey The Zen name Of May ponsh0
suppose cook Of the house.
wantJou 70 locate and describe the spot in that
Se main chsnce and wiDlsd his eye was probably
he front paror near the door let INTO tie ball from
ne back psror may be two or three rect from ~ stood
behind her Hannah the south end OF the and
Me room the psror don't know what day Of Hsnnshs
s.an1.tOn that this oppression was made she
Do you hnSy whether Judge Russell or Judge Csp5on,
Naa expression Hannah carrying
behind herr They were neither one Of them present 70 my
towards him .h that expression was made could not
think think Mr. Clinton present when that expires
Ion was used 70 Hannah
know the man, might pick him out
g. don't want 70 know what you might do-yoq might
Rek him out and you might put your finger in his eye
fs that the man pointing to Mr. Cinton)s A. That was
Q. state you how long this Hannah
Ter about carrying her tail behind herr A. cannot tell
O. Oh. now, your all in fosf A. Get me out ofhfy su
Don't be ebstnAe, now, Dr.. the people will laugh at
ysuh you make fool Of yourselr Uaughter) A. am no.
Q. Do you to THAR A. have to all testified
g Well we win gst you TO swear to SOMETHING more be-
few questions were asked, but they were repeti
Mons Of those already syen The Testimony was read o the
witness and after he signed the was adjourn
e TIL 70 morrow morning ~ eleven ocock.
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sonip law, John Cara 4 D ase respectfully invited 70
ssssnc NE funeral, tomorrow afevnoon, q Two O'Clock,
nom No. 30 Oliver strs et without furtAsr invitation.
PsuAH On Monday morning, March =, Joas PHnLAS,
u ,as e'h }:as q biz ,ce native q Queen. ooSosy'
His friends sad soquas.ssoss ana sso:s Of bic sons
John Jr, James and hiohas respectfully invited 70
assend he funeral, without further notice, this afer
n0on q three O'Clock, from hs late resdence, No lls
West Twenty fifth street. between Seventh and Eighth
avenues His remAss win be inkrrsd In Eh venth street
San Francsoo California, papers please COPY.
RApwAr On Monday, March rs, Mrs.. BrrrASIA Kss'
DALI kADwAI, ased 10 years
invited 70 attend the funeral without further notice, from
the Memorial church, Hammond street, Of waver
10y place, this afternoon, Of 20 O'Clock
RArnYS AT staten Island, on Monday, March %, VIZ.
H1HY RAPnSn, Ia the seth year Of his age
nys % q Ss pre- 81
brother, Adm Rapeye, No. los Perry street, this A.
ternoon, ~ one o'clock
RonssoH. Suddenly, In Hobokeu, on Monday Aner.
noon, hasch 20, WILLIAM AUGUSTUS only Of William
and Louisa Robinson, sgsd months and'le days.
invited 70 .steud the funeral from g. Psus ohuron COR
ner Of Hudson and Third streets, this ~srnoon as one
TAN On Monday syeruoon, March 80. Ros..r TAT.
In the list ear Of his age.
His ffis nds and soquantanoes those Of his grandson
49, ofO r are respectfully invited 70 attend tue u
neral. 10 MORROW afternoon, at two O'Clock from his
late readeDce No lea sixth street Funeral services A
vIIInrss ON Tussday morning, March a. after =
short but painful illness FRANCES AMELIA VALENTINE aged
years 10 months and ~ days.
The funeral services will DO held at the restenoo OF
her iather, No. 40 East Thirty seventh street. The
friends Of the family are invited to attend at three
O'Clock p. NJ
wBrB.--On Monday, March -, MARY ELLEN wHIrs
daughter Of William and Mary White, late deceased, aged
8yeais
The friends Of the family respectfully requested to
attend the funeral this Afternoon at two O'Clock from
No. IL East Twelfth street.
WIsoN-Oa Tuest ay u.orniug, March ~, OF general
debility, MUIrolD WleoS formerly OF Piscs away, J.,
seed 1e years.
past O'Clock, At No SO Murray su eet corner Of Col
leGe place which friends Of The family respect
fully Invited, without further Invitation His remains will
he taken 10 Pissataway, N. for intrrment
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In Knoxville. Tenn, on Sunday,

Buss-Mnmoll I'm Knoxville Tenn, on Sunday
March 1b BY Rev. Joseph Martin, Mr. ARCHIBALD n. Bus
TO Mas MAIIA E. MEHEoIu, all Of Greerpoint, 1.
GARpxn-PeKEolD On Monday, March 20, by the
Rev. j. Inssip, GBoRGS GARDsnn 70 ELzABnH PIcxrosD
ell Of this city.
NcOnrY-Lu -Op Wednesday, March Is, by the Rev
DR. Unionbursh, Mr. THOMAS hcCARrY 70 Miss ASSn Ina
both Of this city.
NIDcnAFT.-KUiz At Newark, ~ j., on Friday,
March TO- by the Rev c. Fsh, JoHs MsDcRAII, Esq.
I, srsAsSlB second dsuihsr OF L. A. Kutz, Esq, for
Dealy OF Brooklyn, l.. l.
wAIKn-McCAKi.--Onru tuesday, March ~ by the Rev.
Dr. Potts. Mr. WuIIAn WAIKIR 70 Mrs. EIizABsrH hcJARr
eli Of this city.
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AnncAN TnArRE M. E. L. Davenport, who ID
managing The house with Characteristic energy, produced
Monday English drama called "rhe Man with Red
Beard" hha very effective peoe, sad the psiscpL
DaYs being well played by NJ Davenport and Mrs. Frost
had gratifying success.
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To the Citizens Of the Eastern States.
London CORDIAL Gin.
Nodicsted chnapps
London Club Heuse Gin

Nodic&ed chnapps
London Club Heuso Gin.
schiedRm echnapps
CAUTION THE PUBLIC
Amer several experimenting in the manufacture OF
gia fortunately succeeded in the 1873 in making
discovery In its manufacture by which deprived Of all
acrd and fammaory properties and rendered perfectly
pure
Ny manufactoYy Is at Schedam, Holland After several
month"; reflection what title TO give TO introduced to
American public der the title IF 'WOLFE'S sEHIEpAh
scHNAPPs" schiedam is the of the place in
Holland where he manufactured; aromatic derives
its from the Italian juniper berry with which is flavor
ed and the word schnsppsis the German for drnkc,gne
dram-Wofe's schied drink No had my
schnapps been introduced the American public ant
ceived with appreciation than the mixers of York
Boston Phadephia purs with their mixed
ard poisonous stuff under various namss-sehedam gin,
scheda .schnspps London Club House GIN London cordial
gn medicaed fchnspps &c and In several instances
Of few letters plead technical avoidance OF the law and
carefully impose careless purchasers
understand large quantity has been purchased by the mer
chants Of the southern esern States acceunt The
chespness Of the article merchant who participates nd
recy In the fraud by selling the spurious articles az much
an offender as the principal who planned he imposition
hope every respectable citizen who values the heal OF
the community which he lives will aid me IN ferreng oat
and the interruptions merchant who the sake
Of few cents will put In jeopardy the lives Of the communal
y In which he lives such should be nailed 70 the pory
OF popular execration - -
Sole importer, ls, 20 and 2 Beaver street N. Y.
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reIesrsphic Marine Report.

BOSTON. March ,. Arr em.. Sarah II SNOW, Davis. Foo
Of New York, Philadelphia, 3 Beach, EYors.
Herald Marine Correspondents.
RdT.is idra Hsss A s 'es S
B,Tson Sey Bedford I Rss,ss sssS sq-toa
ner Aseinwsil: tesr. sprsy somsrs savannah Run
ssy. Taylor Charleston jas Ensn.s Neal Ne. Haven
Green, wesver New London.
MisceIIaneous and Disasters.
Lose or wHAusG BARK n CRAro NEARLY ALL
HAsps-we correspondent at st Helena tina,
the bark Crsro tof Dartmouth Capt Baher. capsxsd
on the night Of tie 18th Of January and all hands excepting
Capt supposed be lost The letter
ia dated 81 Helena Feb 10, and olowsrbe British
steamer England which arrived s this port the 9Th Febru
AIRY from Cape Good Hope Din day reports that flat
January las latitude 81 80 lon 20 having pick
ed up with Capt Bsher and being the sole
survivors of the Am whaling bark H. Grape, capszed
heavy squat the night Of the 10Th January Twenty Of the
crew supposed be drowned. Capt and the
landed at Cape Of Good Hope. The II sailed from
Dartmouth the 18th Of June 1854 and last from
her bad on board us barrels sperm OIL She lgq
bur,hen and owned by tucker Gum ngs Of dartmouth
& s ana sns sp. rspors.S cas n ss0 jsn
bad STUCK rock and making deal Of
tnuay going sspsu and chief odoer sick ard hres men
epy Capable q doing duty Her cargo mucn damaged.
BR sHrr LoRp Brsuscs from Shield. Sep, Il, for
San F,.Iesco wen, CON p. - o soa. ssesn Of
rec,y Msvn we prssume max o. ne crew we're lo.
but The account which gives The above information
ID silent On that point
a, A. neieps on he 10Th u rom Trsusns and SURVEY wss
ID on Der ard sse vss Coz dewned on The leh Bier stern
open roadead P Of her oil would be shipped BY the bark
B,px rlsxANl-The cargo Of barb rasmsna from Liver
pool sshore ssor r0rsns WI BE- ssvss sscsp, s salt
70 pieces.
nc s e. state:
"a Provinceowp afternoon
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Hudson River Inslltute az Clavorack, n. Y.
-fsrn opens April ". Board and tuition, Sll2 year
@. II. 9ARDnEk, Principal
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Green Turtle Soup and Steaks Will be
Broadway. VIC. PALMER.
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Sunday Labor Prob bited to Poor Men and
lawful railroad corporstons God and Manmon
Brooky mites beware dollar photographs and
BroadMaY
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Booth d Scdgow1ck's London Cordial Gin
sale from bonded warehouses In puncheons IN
nom store, by SIMPSON BIOS ~ Beaver street.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, March as p. N.
AsnEs-sales of 100 sbls pots made 7c closing
at 1bc. Pearls at 7}ac
BREADsruFFs - lour-Ihe market again dull ant
low To-Day. and a decline of l5c. 2Oc PEI
barrel The transactions limited, being confined
about 5000 1900 bba ~ about the following quotations.
Common to good Michigan 66Oa %
common 70 roo Onlo. 0lUA
soathern mixed 70 good brands. 6OA 66
CanadHn supernne and extra 610a $50
sort OF panic prevailed and Of the quotations could
hardly be considered fair criterion Of the Of the
Market which quite unsettled. Choice family extras,
which usually sell in small lois could considered
rally che The sales Canadian confined 10
200 bbs At about the above quotations southern -four
was also lower, indicated by the above prices,
with sales Of 200 and 500 bills Rye -four and meal
unchanged Wheat quiet and sales of were
reported while demanded of o. per
bushel Yesterday afternoon sale Of 6000 bushels prime
white Canadian Was made ~ 81 TO- Corn was lover and
sales were confined 70 about buahes Southern yell
low and white at csc Western mixed quiet and unsettled
Rye was dull q Sc sSc Oats were steady at ic 4sc
CorrE firm but quiet Sales Of 400 bags Iaguayra at
l2c. IL and 500 1O1sc Ike Rio o.
900, and OF all kinds 81 600 bags
CoIToN.-The news by the Africa considered favora
BILE, and the market quite with about
bales part in uansiu. The market about the follow
ing queatioIk:-
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20 Cent Amhrotype Likenessos, with Case,
beautifully colered. Visited daily by hundreds Of ades At
MALLS, 3z1 Broadway.
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NJ You want the Finest Spring style Of Hat
Foto EsPENsCHE1Ds, lis Nassau street and you will be
euitcd.
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PrismatIc Turning C0mpaAy's Stock fol
sale cheap by ALBERT Il. NICOLAY Ne. Broad strest
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Death and Disesse.
Desih-IIov comes n, friend In every shape,
You let many folhs sscspei
Dfeease-Dresd slre, use all means can
To abbreviats the life OF man
1dog his footsteps from his birth,
nm he returns to mother earth.
use all means I used Of old
Ihaoges Of weather, hot and cold;
give them colds, give them pains,
rack their bones, fire their veins
poison them with rancid bile,
In place OF the digestive chyle
Yet All n understanding kills
reaih-Hov's thatl
Disesse-1hey all take BRANDRErHs pills
Principal oice 43 Brandreh Building.
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Holloway Pulls Are You Losing Flesh!
Do you suffer nom low spirisf Have sinking
DIT Of the sch and pspision Of the heart
you troubled with hatulencyY II TO- q of HOLL0-
WAYS Pills acting upon the Ncretons, will restore 10
perfect health
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The Genin Dress Hat for the Season has
usual, been endorsed by the people and orcnates
through he city ard couatry with universal approval Oh
Irce y. GENIr, IA Broadway oppoute 81 Fsus church
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees,
the best in the world made sold and applied rs Broadway
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Eruptions, Freckles, &c Jones Old TIA
SOAP Bad hair dandruf &C, Jones' old hair
restorative Ia Lafonts liquid alAhaser d for ladies' skin
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Notice OF RemOval.-Old DIR. Townsend's
sarsaparls depot removed TO Al Jay street
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Hoods Patent Truss Applied at No. Ann
rI Get Shoulder braces stockings
all determines, at Or. GLOvER'S No. 4 Ann street.
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G ire truss at No. ~ Maiden lane, New York.