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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-06
THE s1.poSeeH ESTATE.

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Inthe oscial Journal of the city, we find the annual
report submittsd by the New Orleans Commissioners
of Administration of the estate Of John McDonogh.
THE akents r the Baltimore portion Of the estate de-
clined concurrence, and submitted separate one on
the ground that they desired further explanation
upon the subject Of taxation and one or two other
points, for the benefit distant constituents and
wished to leave all legal questions as to the right Of
partition to the courts without an opinion their
part. Both reports win be submitted to the consider
alton Of the Councils Of New Orleans and Baltimore.
The report states that the income Of the past year
from rents in the city and parishes exceeded though
in very small amount the estimates Of the last Board
in their annual report The excess arose from the col
lection Of old rents and the leasing of certain proper
ties subsequent to that report. $780,. ,si
IT also informs us that
The amount of expenditures during the last year
was necessarily large The Board paid a Judgment
with costs and interest in favor of the heirs Of Spencer
against the estate, for $17 96l 3ll00. The Judgment
was for money paid McDonogh many years ago for
The title proved to bebad, and after Judgment estab
fishing the facts OF the case, the money with costs
and legal interest, was justly refunded without the
prosecution Of avain appeal
The Board expended the sum of $3.50 2l-l00 for
repairs the buildings of the estate in the city of
New Orleans. The repairs were, for the most part,
necessary and, in every instance, proper The real
estate OF McDonogh in the city consists with the
ception ola few large and useful edces of inferior
buildings in state Of dilapdation and Of little crazy
tenements and novels, reproach to civilization and
an enlightened humanity. The Board, by sexpendi-
lures, have endeayored to keep in order of the
better buildings, and to prop up for time some of
the meaner. But they believe that no patchwork of
repair render the estate, in its present form de-
cent and desirable source of revenue. 1t cannot be
denied that not only the city property Of the estate,
in ITSELF unfit to be source OF revenue but it is also,
to great extent, positive obstruction to the i'm
provement Of the city Of New Orleans in those quar-
| tiers where it les Had the expenditures not been
made by the Board, the revenue of the estate, now
small, would have been still more inconsiderable.
No city tax has yet been paid by the estate. The
question to whether it be taxed by the city is
now pending before the Supreme Court of the State.
The slaves belonging to the estate are hired out,
and under this disposition an income of $4,000 is
derived from Them 400 from those on the planta-
tions and 5000 from those in the city The year pre-
ceding this arrangement the negroes were burthen
to the estate.
Memorandum Of The He Donoah Ftuts December 81 1856
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PROFITABLE FRIESDsHIp-Mr. Henry Turner, well
known for many years circus rider, died re.
Gently in New York, and wiled his whole fortune,
about S7O,OOo to Levi North.
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az We are requested to announce that
Tickets Of the great Tomboa of SlGoO which
shortly be had for few days Mr. Ne
Plus Ultra Cigar Store, OF Gravier and Charles
The Drawing will take place in short lime. every
/ a chance, rph M
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Y Nor WRECKED.- The steamer reported ashore near
Nantucket proved to be the New York. She was
neither ashore in distress, but arrived at New
York safely on the night Of the 2sth. II
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The Undersigned have completed their for
permanent LEFEE EXPRESS and have arranged with the
Texas and New York and the Coast packets
them arrival.
Baggage Freight Parcels etc will be checked deY-
cred of the city the Mobile Mail Boats Jack
and Opelousgs Railroads.
All packages marked and consigned address by
Coast packets, will meet with prompt attention.
feo 2p9 S. TOBY, Jr, & BRO,
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Roots! Boots! Roots!

.CHARTRES STREET.
MES NJ ARTIN
Would respectfully call the public to his very
choice assortment Of BOOTS and SHOES.
Nb-CoHnry orders respectfully solicited and promptly
attended to- i-2l nn9,o
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Hostce.
OF

@ MAYoRALTy OF NEW ORLEANS, Z
& CRY HALL, February6 1857.
The Mayors Office will be closed during THIS DAY
mark Of respect the memory Of the Hon. FRANCOIS Bou
GNr Recorder the Fourth District of the city of New Or
leans and further mark of respect the memory of the
deceased the Heads Of Departments of the City Government
and the Recorders the several Districts requested
pend their ordinary business during this day.
b. se yetrrE CHAS. NJ WATERMAN,4 ,
Z lfe6 2plt e. ~ b s-=f a 3 - p Si s7 Mayor.
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Secondhand Furniture Bought

highest Cash Price paid all descriptions of Second
hand Furniture. Persons leaving the city and wishing dis
pose furniture will find their advantage call
the undersie ned.
band Furniture sold exchanged and Repaired
?. II. TOURNE,
I'm,
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DANIEL MONROE.
III. II. BtECkfey,
Dr. Samuel Reynolds.

oFF1CE-No IFS GRAvIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS ScAlp-ffEAp. SWELLING SORES And
uLcERs IF everv description JAIL 2Dly
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Prizes Guaranteed

Ala B Il M L o T 4 f r.
(Authorized by the State Of Aabama)
SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY.
Class d,
To be drawn in the city of MOBILE Ala in public on SAT-
uRDAY, February I, 1857, on the plan Of
SINGLE NUMBERS.
Purchasers buying 10 Whole Tickets when the numbers
end in 4bG7, e. o. guaranteed prize OF so
Halves Quarters in proportion Or Certhcae OF III lex
cts will be sold below for the risk the tickets and
which entities the holder draws the $40 prize.
SAMUEL SWAN, Manager.
10000 TIcIxets-3,26O Prizes!
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.Fete Goods.
f r A N XII IN r O B E r L :.
Ne. 20 Camp street, N. o.,

Ne. 20 Camp street, N. o.,
Just received and is opening magnificent stock O
WATCHES, JEwELRY, SILVER AND PLATED HAEsE.
FANCY GOODS.
The most complete Useful and Fancy Articles
such Paper Tables Desk Work Boxes etc; Rose
Mahogany Dressing Cases Work Boxes, Jewery
Cases, Porte MonIaies, Gard Cases etc.
PERFuH cry.
Lubn Extracts Of Colognes Soaps Pc
mades etc, etc.
BRUSHE
Hair, Tooth, Clothes and all other kinds.
COMBS.
A full assortment and every variety
COLTS REvoLyEgs-A large stock of these well knovn'
Pistols will always be kept on hand.
Purchasers, whether wholesale RETAIL invited 10
anime the STOCK and PRICES before making iheir pug
chases.
sly-Watches and JeweEy carefully repaired.
FRANKLIN ROBERTS,
9htf No Camp str under he Hotel.
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THE Bagasse Kettle Train and

FURNACE.
The subscriber is prepared close contracts with full
guarantee take off crops with GIINaN'S PATENT BA-
GASSE FURNACE AND KETTLE TRAIN, with cousump-
cn of Wood exceed one-af per
entire boiling Of the juice into Sugar. cord per
for both grinding the Cane and Boiling The juice Sugar
The management OF the Bagssse Kettle Train precisely
that required for tile old kettles employing equal
number Of hands clean The TIE Furnace the
of but hand Bagasse is never touched
after enters the Furnace
For further particulars, inquire Of
SAM. H. GILMAN,
jal 2pln--6rn Fl Satchr2 street.
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f. SfriRUe1. s Co..

80 4 ? s T Eft,
Are selling the balance Of their WINTER STOCK RE-
DUCED PRICES
Beaver Cloth OvERCOATS and sACS;
Ribbed and Plain Beaver RAGLANS;
Super Black Cloth DRESS ard FROCK COATS
Cashmere and Cle!h OFFICE COATS;
Lambs Wool and Meriuo Unie!shirts Drawers;
Heavy Silk
Fine WGoien and Merino HALF HOSE;
JOCVINS KID GLOVES.
SH1RTS large Of Colocd French English
Muslin Shirts, patterns.
Fine Linen and Embroidered Muslin SHIRTS.
F. STRINGER & CO.,
fe3 2p6s No So Carnp street.
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Paper H0tagiligs and Iph0Esters'
GOODS.
Camp street....>..........75
good assortment of Wall Paper and Borders match
plain decorative; Window hades Tasels; Gups
and Fnges; Easneled Co;a Carried Hair and Hair Cloth;
Yarnh; Glue, etc,
House Furnishing Goods.
CTockery China and Glassware Silver Plated Britannia and
Housekeeping Hardware; Wood Willow apRnued and Plain
Tinware Stand and Hanging Lamps Chandeliers Brushes
Mats,
Cauphene, Burning Flud, Sperm Lard on Also a
good Of Paints and Coors, Paint Brushes,
ialq 2p.wMowegFt HEATH g. MILLER.
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E. Dillon,

LATE DILLON 4 HorEL,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN WATCHES JEW
EIRY SILVER WARE. FANCY GOODS, ETC
Diamonds and in the stlesWatctes, Jew
elry and Silver Ware carefully repaired
tal2 2,lrn No CAMP STREET, New Orleans.
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HATS, BRoGANs, CLorHING, Ero.-We call the at
fenon Of the trade TO the sale of hats broga clothing white
hirts etc to take place this day 10 O'clock Baee
Leaumons auction No II Chartres street Terms at
sale.
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House Furnishing Goods.

CHINA, GLASSWARE
LAMPS, SILVER PLATED WARE
TABLE CUTLERY,
JAPANNED TRAYS
IRON, WOODEN ard TIN WARE
COM lee assortment at low prices.
?. r. FELL ( CO.,
ia2S 2peodm l. Cn,,D stree,
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Furniture It'arerO0n.s

CHARLES A. STEWART.
DIT Nos. III and 173 Canal street, Ne,c Orleans,
Has just received frc the ,nanrfacory beautiful
splendid MAHOGANY ARMOIES and BEDSTEADs, in ad.
dtion to his hitherto large stock of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
comprising EVERYTHING in his line of business. Parties
wishing anything in his line, vii; ind advantage
give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
CHARLES A. STEWART,
FEE 2p6tkltW III and I73 Canal street.
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E'isk'S

CLARIFIED COTTON SEED OIL.
The undersigned, Agents for Fs Cotton Seed Manu-
factory prepared supply dealers this
celebrated article VIII c superior Lard Oil for burning
other purposes.
GREEN, HARDING & CO.,
iH2S 2nAWtf POvtras
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LADIES AucTIoN.-The sale of dry goods at ls5
Camp street. will be continued halfpast O'Clock this
ing, BY l. A. Levy, Jr, auctioneer.
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aE The steamship Empire City, Capt. Griffin,
sailed 1t o'clock yesterday morning for New York,
via Havana, with the California mails and the follow

For Nsc Mrs. A. Hanilson, Vim. G. Gibson, E s.
Butts Miss Butts r. Crag D. H. Turnbull, r. Yienne,
Row, J.. B. Cuhanne, and l6 seerags.
For HapanaA.R r. Blythe u. s. Consul Havaua) and
1edy, Miss Bnle o. NANNY, W. Newconh Mr. Herman and
Mss Herman battle lady and ssrysnt Il E.
n Nichols lady and j. Foran lady and servant
Miss Florence Nnce servant Wildenpg F. A. Johnson
r. A. Mummy lady, T. d. Doson, W. l. Custermy and
two children TjsI " Graysen A. Reed Larbanot
Beebe Dsplace Mrs and daughter and 5steeage
For CdlUornia-A >. lorna Mrs. lorna, Mrs H. A. Nor.
J.. c. Morgan, Mrs Morgan and daughters Lieut.
norgan Nelsoa and child II Kron and son Mrs
and children, Miss Mary Walton Masters Jno Geo.
Walton, Walton and lady, Mrs. Burgess Mr. Begeeau and
q storage.
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BALL AT MASONIC HALL.-The fifth of the ele
giant society mask and fancy dress balls under the
management Of Mr. Ruffier. comes off at Masonic
Hall tonight The one last Friday night was bril-
liant and delightful in every respect, and the one
tonight will be by no means inferior to it. Generally
as Mard Gras approaches the balls increase in lustre
and the scene at Masonic Hall tonight will surpass
all previous ones there this season.
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STOCK IN ODD FELLOWS HAIL or particulars en-
jaIU 2ptf
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II. BE-, Setstk,1tf,-.
e. Career COniD0uu's

PATENT IMPROVED COTTON GINS
The undersigned, sole manufacturers under E. CARyER'S
patents OF 8 iSj and 1913 have Permanently established an
Office and Warehouse at No 7oGRAyIER STREET ard Gre
new prepared to furnish Planters and Merchants ANY Sis
Of the celebrated GIN.
lhey deem it unnecessary detail its advantages over 9th
esaS It's nuEberless endorsements by practical now
using It, are sufficient confirm its high rcpta,ion and TO
make lis adoption sill more general
rs 2p,f E. CARVER COMPANY
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CA at
Nr

FEEACh'S VARIETY AND DRY GOODS STORE
No. 100 Poydras street.
r or bargains in Dry Goois and Fancy ArfcIa. uo,s
Clocks Jewelry Guns Cigars etc, Fo "nc,
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Wood, Coat, Tar, Sand, Shells,
Stares Reading Shingles, ClapboQrds etc.

Of The above will be sold in lots chasers the
LOWEST MARKET PRICE Orders left at the Office No. 10
New Basin; in Box 233 Mechanics and Dealers Exchanges
Dr. Curtis, Tvoli Circle; my house No. 27 Poeyrre ST.,
will be promptly attended to.
fe5 2pln +. j. WHITE.
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ABOUT SHIRTs.- Mr.. Leighton, of the firm of
Leighton hsrbot at the Of St. Charles Canal
streets about to leave for New York will take with him
al orders for shirts that be left prior departure
of every order perfect ut and complete satisfaction guar
aneed Messrs l. b. have purchased patent which adds
not little to the beauty and their shir;s-he
psent wrsband of Dr. Chandler specimens Of which may be
seen at their store We refer their
IN another colu,np
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CURE FOR STAMMERING.-Are any of our friends
troubled with that dreadful annoyance suffering And If there
afflicted, would they like cuea-Aaye the
mpedent eradcaed by short and process and be en-
abled hold their with the fuency of an anc
oneer actof Professor Lewn al the ST. John House
No. 222 Camp street, has performed cnres
since his arrival IN the CITY, and applicants
make no charge. See his card.
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The sum Of $0s,l69 43 is under the rule of the
Board, on deposit in Branch of the Louisiana State
Bank bearing interest at the rate of 81 per cent per
annum. Nopart of this sum can be drawn, except
by the order Of the Board for the payment of the just
and legal debts and the proper expenses of the ad-
ninstratiOn of the estate
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~. III. Cooler.
GRANTED to Purchase.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ATLAW
facucs IN Poine Coupee, West Baton Rouge and West F.
hclanR Residence patnte l,nnnee p q a 10 -
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Cranes
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL. CASKET.
Those beautiful BURIAL CASKETS formerly sold by P H.
COOK Co.. So street have been purchased by
the undersigned, who offers the for sale prices
No. 200 Camp street.
oI3 2ply DANIEL, MONROE
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Efnc0lsG !Ssy0Gr.

~ boxes White aud Yellow HAVANA sI-c.p ,n.a;
per orig W d. Miller. and for sale by ''AN-'s
S. DE WISER & CO.,
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wines and Liquors.,
I7...........-...ROYkL STR EET ....... II
A supply of CREME lie BOUZY CHAMPA NE in opar,
Rdpnts constantly on hand which is equal the hes, that
comes 10 this IEarbet.
Also
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, MAnEIR PA and SHERRY
VINES
BESA Dies:
sAzERAC of the Vintage of 1875 l7ss AID 1908 and ob
brands.
wHIsEi Y:
Of all scripttoEs-Scoch Irish RE AZ Rorrbo,
ALE and PORTER, in pi1ts and qu,rts
Also.
On hand my nsRa assortment Of the best WINES aud
" okS IN le market which will sold on as rasonsbl,
terms AS any other house in the 7i:y
aEWEI.L T. TAYLOR,
d7 2ply " ~
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Unrtp0Ned Scheme :

$3.50 PRIZES LOWEST PRIZE $40 oo!!
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS II
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Dep0fs,
The Eastern Clarion,

PAULDING, MISS,
j. II. .....,,...,........: EDITOR.
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER having the largest circulation
Of any Country Newspaper in the South, is very respectfully
oeed as An advertising medium the Merchants
cans.
Orders for advertising left the CRESCENT OFFICE, will
be punctualy attended
Rl"FRANK A. BARTLETT agent for New Orleans. dl 2p
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Tho total amount on deposit Hns - si-iS dfawn Tor,
bu, drafts unpaid slts5o5i is the oPiuila OF the
Secretary Of tao Treasury TIA, hc modified ndd will In
oreasc the revenue fiom customs. Hs We undcrsani,
his intention 10 recommend further increase Ia the free
usl for tho purpose Of reducing Tic duties on impor
taiionz
AZ meeting or tho stockholders or tho chicago Bnr-
nngion and Quincy Railroad Company he'd on 'he 3h OF
June instant, Tho soOwins person ced az direct
tors fot the ersuirg Era,us Uorang Of Al any ~
"; Edward L. Biker, New Bedford, Mass; Stephen H.
Perkins, Robert u. Forbes, Nathaniel Thaycr, John NJ
Forces John W. BROOKS, Boston; James y Joy, Detroit,
Mich Lsao r. Barch, Chicago, H.; John Van N1rt Sck
Batavia, H.: Chaurcy 5. Cotton, Gaiesburg, III.
Tho Subscriptions 70 the Chicago, s. Paul sad Foud ia
lac per land grant Grst mortgage bonds already
exceed seven hundred thousand dollars Tho books
opened on the stu Instant ondsy and the subscription
hes reached The unprecedented amount above named IN
two days Tho security offered By these bond, IL Of an
unusual Character and u is equal was offered BY other
roads &c would not have to record the desperate eond
ton Of roads which are daily found In our columns
Tho annexed statement exhibits tho business operations
Of the Erie Rsilroad Tor the months ending March u,
tAls ycar and lsst.-
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MARRIAGES AND DRArHa
-7-H-s----4H-a@--
Mn rrleN.

BARRrrT-PEyDfrroS.-UuT uesday Juns o, N q ThOxn-
asa church, la this city, by the Rev. VIM T. Morgan Mr..
VIZ. T. BARRETT 10 kNIiiR c. youngest daughter Of COL
Stanton feodotou. all OF Brook YIN.
BISGHan-lISnSiIY.-ln Calvary church, on Monday,
June 3, by the M. Rev Horaio Potter, Mr. JAm~ nNs-
to Mis- NAM, MCOoru5f, eldest daughter OF Caleb
Lindsey, Esq,, all OF ths city,
hICuols-wnnKLsR Tn Tuesday, juno o. by the Rev. A.
NJ o1born, y d., Nh. pHRr b Niosols OF Richmond, Va,
10 Mira htITBA A. WHEELER OF tbis city,
Troy papers please copy.
jlrvs-FE1n in Brooklyn, on Monday, June 3, ny ops
Rev Samuel NJ Hsskins, rector OF "a. Marks church,
JZsE JAxyp TO Bi ssrH third daughter a The lats ybs
Firth. Of TdcswoH Dcrb shire, England.
suYDAs-FAy AysDAIE-In New Brunswick, ". J.,
Tuesday morning, June ., by the Rev Hos, %. n q,
Rev. ) H. SUDAN, pAror elect OF the Reformed nuscs
church at FHEklh landing, Datchcss ccaliy, ~ ~
Miss SAoH AroUuA VAy AfssnuK, daugh % u ne aS1
John Van Arsdsie, fsl.. " New brunswick.
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cpa Of Ne registered canal bonds canal Indebtedness
payable Al tho American Exchange Bank, New York.
July I.
Tho eaynings OF the Michigan Southern Railroad Com
pany the srst five months of present and past years
were as follows
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WARNOCK 4 GO.
w 9ENrIEMHN'S HATrERB,
6l2 broadway, ~. Nicholas Hotel,
Onsr for The consideration Of goutnes extensive ADn
SUMMER HATa-DREss AND NEaLL0R
Oonsstnx In part of
Ths Rocky kouDtain Whites Beaver.
The plain castor,
OF COME tea, and chochoiate ooiowN
French and Americas svft felt hats
OF the ane quality and desirable styles nod ads -
extensive variety of
STRAW HATS
Among which they mentlon the nov and attractive
CONGRESS HAT,
perfect zephyr and excsedinxly hearttftd
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&C" SHthffosss-~O ue OH Uho UrSWtt5f SvH1 B0OHB
writing friend 10 New York, yinced thr
constellation has vrpt deal Ia 40 with sickness; the
Doctors pills acted like charm board everybody
wanted pills from always the of Or.
dre,h some surprised 70 and regular use TIA.
wed It before was born" onen. when nothing has
heved vomiting IT the serious character whe
sickrtss Otherwise where the rhrg ap.
pallng single dose Of four Brant~eths rns
e>fusf esrstna hss. WISE 'ee 8AYsfj eileen Wb-a
effort fix the attention. hen slice, broken and
wax hours harAsred with bodings evil then
Rrsndrehs pills should be IL warnings remain
UNDECIDED rheumAisn consumption disease OF the heart
bilious affections, launtce dropses, piles apnplexss and
cs,iven-sa will sdds My themselves These BRAN
dreh pulls would have prevented but nevertheless these
they Will aso Use them do not LET prejudice
prevent the of this simple hu' potent r-nedy. ueers
supplied better than elsewhere nj 43 Rrandreh building
Retail price Is cents box with eirecons Agents, 2aS
Bowery 2u Hudson street 81 Division street; OF
Broadway and Twenty second street: Mrs Hayes b Fulton
street Brooklyn
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

II NJ
A1Xs Tho sales were confined small lots Of pots at
T5<a a Sc.
BIEADs1trs-F1our-Tbe market was less buoyant for
the lower grades, While the higher and extra qualities
firm There rcsdy demand from the local
trade, and the salcs footed up about 5000
a I.LIL n.nI.1.al l.raoIaf
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IOTV Ems TNOnOROVS PREPARATION INSTANTLY
j leans I'D gloves Of AL cplcrs wi ,out The slightest sne
a., srnail crtn on the glove and the dirt Instantly dssp
prvr One bottle cleans 6ity para Whoesa sad resN
Goa Broadway,
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impure water and aaui e-st~d haroo liquors who carries
win him few bottles of charles Lorfon cor
da gin tnvHiuable corrective diu-ec and iuvgnrsni
nnl delicious viii due uiu ErU at rr as az OcfAsiont
beverage Warehouse 40 Broadway sold by Al drugEisl
and
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Special Notices. Bogart VIII Sell. This
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