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IAdvertis~nent
Browns BRONCHIAL TRvCIIe

depart rom custom TO OF the above article
that have tried, and 6nd it sxcllent
in avery convenient form Tor Coughs Colds and Hoarsens
Public speakers and singers will find them ndpe uo
trial Sold BY ali Druggists. National Era, Washington.
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IAdXerfisAnent

On and after MONDAY, the 23d inst, PHoTO-
GRAPHS . il, be produced at READY'S Lowet Gallery
No 2o5 Broadway, corner Of Futonst
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IAdYertisantNtl

DIAPHANEOTyPE, colored in Oil, on entirely new
,tye picture by Artists aud Conao
sisurs the Pho UIfro' Of The Photographic Art de
only at the "RooT" Gallery No $50 Broadway, Frank an
Arss Amateurs aud the pubic ATE invited 10 esI aud
examine specimens exhibition.
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IAdvertiseuest.
We have good reason TO belle,

VIC hNVt gOOU rtdsUH UVTFVF,
OF coughs colds and oil bronchial rAtions
may be cured by the of WsrAks BALsM
WILD CHEKkY. A single tiiL will prove this
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TRIAL OF DR.. NJ PRICE MOORE FOR CON
SPIRACY TO MURDER.

COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS-FEB. N.-Beore the
RECORDER.
The trial of Or. NJ. Price Moore of Warren street,
charged with conspiracy ID murder Mr.. Alfred 5. Liv-
lDgstor of Trenton y. D., was eont1ued from yesser
day.
Mary Worden, young woman residing a. Will ams
buIsb, wa placed upon tie stand.
To the testimony hsd already been ignored before
s!Tsie tending prove 0fense citer-E.
i.rred TO the brother of the witness but Obvious
he permitted 20 The Earned eElan
sisted that such testimony irrelevant AID proposed
hne The prosecution 20 tbs charge contained he i0s
which chAIsed Dr. Moore with employing WeseJ 70 ri Mr.
Mr. Brady the part Of the defense cont-nded that
the testimony were true, whir &c would slow IA and
been committed
The learned counsel sal th., although Al advocate Eel
decscy when pleading be Jb.;te
snd therefore h leaned himself thought
OF sw called for il inprr.vsir Til. ..t thrr 70 s.
vas whether Dr. Moore bad Attempted 70 nrft Livasoa
sDd. the lsl, 10 stand testify ony r-s-yns
IRON the doctor 20 Kill Livingston, 6-ng iirr:.d
Should not b received r Brsiy rad cx.s.. from 7,5as
eminent authorities IN support o. hs ts~Oty.
Mr. Phillips followed er 9Th insisting .hS The
should b. -x.miSed IN show hA Moor
intent toward Lvinsson He rab'ei LAT the testimony
Mr. Brady rejOnet :: .oGs ensta .nt TIE Retrle decided
acquainted with DR.. oTe; ! in ihs ely ia
Ausu, ana September ie'5 and a. the Doctor. oe IN
daring those visit. have lizard the Of NJ l. enoaed
became eqUAined with DR.. Moore The last ii July
mug OF August; went ore - l- ape Eel
gloomy be told bs: be had ssagnel his property
three before Nr Livingston and thought L- on,
OF the way BE- would get IL hk ne ssk-d 70 g 10 Dr.
starr. the minister toe church and say o'psAa
~tO- P.rnt t dd in vrsss and be would probably eui
me 70 Mr. WA thea g put him sleep IN wal that
Dc gave me b. gave dsr-ssowins wHes- his hear:
desiring u~ 70 stab him MIN from becrd
two uees IN frOnt Of the house sAd hit him vita hammers
r<used b AsAin sent for When and ne prOposd TO
70 DO the thing. but in Q diaer-nt uauner
O W bat nsnseri A declise " snswer.
MT bndy- out OF deiicscy 10 Jou need Ted uone
Iinssss
Wtness-Weu. be Advised commence eir,aion with
Mr. LfvrSson. and appoint 70 hin hoe
In Phlsdsp<u and d. tie murder thew have farm
IL Southport tor my mother did tie itth Of
0eoos- sai tick esrp-s st;h Which syeo b.
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Acknowledgement.

FIVE PORTRAITS AT A DASH.-EXtraOrdIua!y
Picture Art. Lsge PHoTocRAPHs 6tIs,
co oIed 10 nature $ Little Niuatutes IL cts Stcfe)
scopes 81 niagara bss Views, 81
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The Office Of Il. l.. Emmons, jr., & Co, No. To-
West Twenyxb street entered by thieves Tdes1a
last and 3 in cash. beside several articles OF
ing apparel. distracted thereirom.
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IAdysrtiseIneut.l
PnRENOLO CY .-Strangers and citizens VIII find

the PSYCHOLOGICAL CABINET Agreeable place to visit Il
contains curiosties. Examinations with charts asd
wrtea descriptions Of character given when deSfed Rooms
sIwsys open aud free to visitors; No. 500 Broadway.
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Row IN A GROGGEIY.-On Tuesday night al late
hour occurred at low GROCERY in Water street,
among gang of shoulderDittero" and ro~dies gen
orally, du,ing which Patrick Flynn, Fourth-Wa ard
puglst and porter house keeper was stabbed 10 the
side, near the kidney, with kuife in the hands of
VIM. III. Tay lor bartender at No. $40 Water street.
The police inerered and stopped the fight, and Tay
lor was arrested and locked up by Justice Osborn.
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Advertisement.
TAdNeTtlstintntT
GAS GAS.-GAS FIXTURES FOR THE SPRING


TRApE Several patterns beautiful 10 deeisn aud
anh tbsn offered before Call great Manufacturing
Depot, No. SIC Broadway. ARCHER, WysNER Co.
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FATAL OCcURREECE IN An OAKUA FACToRY.-
Mr.. William Mcmillan, who was employed in the
oakum mandatory of Mr. Mccormack, Nos. 10 aud
70 West FO,tS fret street, met With almost instant
death on Tuesday afternoon. Some Of the mschioery
being slightly of repair, Mr.. Mcmillan mounted q
bench to make the necessary regulations, when unfor
tunately his foot slipped and tire. him upon large
wheel then revolving rapidly from which he was pre-
cptated with tremendous force to the floor below, dalo-
eating bis neck, and causing other injuries resulting in
immedste death. His rema were taken up and the
Coroner notified to hold an inquest TIE deceased
resided No. $50 West Foftyfrst street, where ne
has left family to mourn his loss He was I'll years
of age.
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THRLATE FATAL ACCIDENT IL BROADwAY.-An in
quest YESTERDAY tie NewYofk Hospital the
body Of Frank the fTamer ~hO Tuesday afternoon
tell the second basement 10 distance OF over 20
feet of tue building Of Bowen MeNsa-s corner Of
Broadway aud Pearl streets, and instantly killed The
rendered verdict Accidental desCh" Deceased
q pktivs OF Germany, "a years OF age.
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THE LATE HOMICIDE IN WORTH STREfr.-Coroner
ConDery held an ioquest yes'eoday at the New-fo'k
Hospital, upon the body Of Mrs Ann Mcdonnell who
died ON TIE effects of injuries received at the hands
Of two negroes The particulars were published BY US
On Monday last. The decra~d II will RENE nbered,
kept grocery at No. 80 Worth street, into which two
peeroes named John G.. johnson and George W.
SaIters entered on the night Of LAST Saturday week.
and there struck deceaed in the stomach auc on the
head with brickbsts, producing injuries which caused
her death. The jury, heariOg evidence 10 the
above effect, rendered verdict Of" desth by in;
"jures received at the hand, of George W. Saters
" and John G. johnson on the light Of the 9TH inst
Upon the rendition Of tho verdict toe accused were
locked up to a~ait the action Of the Grand Jury.
johnson is % years ofage AND lives at No. Is Leonard
street saters is 20 years Of and lives in Greene
street.
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Acknowledgement

HFRaING's PATENT CHAMPION FIRE PROsv
sAyEs has ls, ls7 aud ls wAer-st, and No. MaTssI
HsvYorh
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CORRECTION.
To ~ Edi,,, Of tn. N. Y. Tribune.

SIR: The article which appeared in your Issue OF the
nth inst. which appeared that Patrick Hickey stole
qusnty Of nugas from the brig Esnore. was
Justice Connolly after brief animation bonorsby discharged
Biz hickey it being proved to the satisfaction of tho msss
bst Mr. Hickey bought the Articles 10 question from the
Of The vessel who had perfect right TO sell tho
liberty having been given him do by the oosgnes OF
CHAS. a. MAONEs,
NeV- Yort, Feb. 10, 1857. Counsel for Defendant
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-EEs is-Befors
judge BELTS
TIKI GRAND JURY.
Owing to the sbsence of the District Attorney and
ucisposor the Assistant District Attorney the Petit
Jurors discharged m Mon lay neat a, IL O'clock The
following sUd Jurors then empanneled ABBY 6rrws
ser (ior, msnl Berry p Baker St-~sr oro.u. James
psvpst, Moses W Dean Ezekiel A. Harris Michael A. Lemon
Wuot Oskey Adcuyton Reed DomiDick Ky der Corn-iius
Smith John 81 Thorne and Edmund ~ Young sufficient
plumber being present the Jurors emP.nneed
were discharged till to morning az ii O'clock
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FATAL AccIDENT.-Frauk Short, an Irish youth II
years ofage died yesterday at the NewYok hosta from III
ures received come days ago Bloomfield N j. where he
was sught in the machinery OF rolling il and
terribly The notified TO hod iaque.t
upon body.
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FOCSDLIsG.-A female child several d Avs old wss
four d wrapped Up In blanket in Willow place Tuesday
Iaht Il was given In charge Of the supeatendeD Of the
Poor
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ScALDISG Officer D.nels Of the Fourth District
st.d Patrick Murray YESTERDAY for deliberately sad
Ing Samuel Nichols Both in bsr-room in Myrtle
aud dispute arising Murray turned k.ttie of hot
upOI Nichols. The injuries serious aud Murray
Committed BY Justice MorebOuse to await the result
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STABBISG ArFRAY.-Joh HARLAN was arrested by
Oeer. Car PysDs Of the Fourth District Police Ig-'
bsbt stabbng Cornelius Hsvsnd with knife They
Cs.soB avenue Havnsnd struck Hsasn, aud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19

BLOODY CLo1HIsG FoUSD On the day after the
murder Of DR.. Burdel called at trunk store in
Greenwich street, and boub hit large capetbag, into
which be thrust bundle, and left II in care Of the
party who sold the bag, stating that he was going to
New-Hsven in great hurry, and would be back soon.
The not having mace lis appearance since bis
purchase the Storekeeper, day two since opened
the bag, and found the bundle to consist Of bloody
clothing.
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Dissatisfaction hsrdt ROes, arrested q few days
the charge Of receiving stolen goods from apprentices
employed PTcntce bat factory brought before JGsce
Smith examination but the evidence beng % contra
dic,oy oksrser 10 be deemed unelsbe the complain.
WI drulsed
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BRooKLIs FIRE DxraRrNISr BAIL.-TAe WI
Ismsburgh Fire Department bah, for the benefit Of tn
Widows and Orphans fund, vii take place on honda
night neIt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19

In rendering during the prevalence Of yellow fever
las summ.r has been pes.rted with Of silver ose By
his fellow -citiz The pieces appropriately Inscribed
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SUPREME COURT-SrEcI.L TyRs-Feb. n-Betors
judge PsssoBY.
Wn. Shepard ct a. AT Cornelius Oon-llsn-
Defsult opened on payment of costs of reference at
al the meetegs. &c
Almut Rice AZ, John W. La'son.
Receiver beretofore appointed II BE- continued on
lis svrs security IS os for faithful administration Of the
In Of The Mayor sc relative 70 the Opening OF
One hurdredsnd or y-drst street
Simeon Draper Wm V. Legeett and David W GOD
sptonteG Court 81 esmse and assessment
Before JgdEe DAvtgS.
Chss- Engle ct Al. sgt Geo Paul Klein.
Motion TO strike out granted, without costs.
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BROOKL wv ITEMS.

CoNCERT To-NIGHT AT THr ArHESEUS.-M.
Thalberg gives hh Concert thus evening, with the a.
sistance of Madames DAugr and Johannsen, Ms
Davenport and Mr.. Joseph Burke. See advertise
nett.
THE SIvXSIH WARD ELycrIoS.-The vVe for
Alderman in the Seventh Ward on Tuesday is returned
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ExrISsU, RosnKRr.-Ths millinery store Of Mr..
SnmOas. Ne lV GrsSd street., was entered daring
IEssday ns. 5T means 81 fal,~ keys, and robbed Of
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ST.. PArSIcK's SocIErY.-The s.. Patricks Society
Of Brooklyn have elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: President JohnF Hennessey; LIST Vice-
President, Henry McClOsksy; ID Co., Cha' Harvey;
Treasurer, NJ. Nsvin; Recording Secretary, +. G.
Turner; Corresponding Secretary, W. II. Hogsa
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or ssp. w-~- made usser te.t srvssatrst ss>
test they bad speed TO Holmes essa too tScn- a., ~
besrsro Aalcse for street C'et !, ta> "
pos'ios CousseTs 0fcs terrified ths the map Of hs'mes
~efc INCOMPLETE ssd taat the report Of the CsmnisosS
could Got b. dp~n up frces them
Robert FJn. exCorporticn Coaus, called and tee
h-d for The defense: The ma de By Mr. Homes when
became dsw tbe Ccn@scRrrs Rp,rt were III
ami ~ b. sound them irregular sad insufficient,
IN possible make It them 10 make tn Reco street
opening surveying require, recuSr talent and kaO-cise I,
speciality by itself the Com missioner. appointed MI
their surveyor found that Holiness map. could
~ used the usp Snd tie Report made from
II; Mr. Y Kinney. impression i. objected 20 NJ
Holiness bill being allowed In the u argued S-tDr-
the Clerk ard bic clam struck out; sdvei the Clerk
srd illegal for Holm 70 sppoia 81 nset
Office and hx hi. eomp-nsau'n an ntrned tea, ne vas
appointed BY Himself and Mr.. Bdwin sEsns, the
Objection. MI Ryan the third C0mmissnnsr bat of the
truth Of that Mr. Ryan irorm A. sPpea va. Asea
the Ciets taxation: Judge Rooev confirmed the TAX
alton. srd n app. a. AIKEN from bis decision
Mr. Fowler Deputy County Clerk fr the defense taxed
this bul struck the ci.m of M Holmes regarded II
imprnprts slow him fees in the double capacity OF Commits.
sioner and Surveyor
Juese NcC.riy gave asmeat favor Of the defen ,ns
with costs and 5 10 Allowance
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COMMERCIAL MATTKR6


ios n. Yosk State s.. c.. 10
iifte Virgin Co.. ......c ~
7.foa Ms oori state SEE IS
II geo ca. Stat. "a, IS. -. IS
ITO TIM state ss. 20
strtN Y Geo 4 r be - IS
i.foo Erie RR- Rs. 1AS 81
1900 HUI. r RR ~ NJ -
500 Hai r RI ~ ". be -
iteo Mich So l., Nc b.. -
$40 III. Cestr& RI bss sli
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p Tim rs Central Rish's ISIS
IL Nations Bank Scrip ..lg
- Bank Commerce. ...ifi
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II heiropch an Bank...itsi
zoe New lork CeItYsl Rail.
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MIS- CEI / j i q q. .N.EOUs.
PI5A Nos

11ngte ma u Ludlsssl . Instpni,lg ,lg.l q, tisry
and V0RiRIY tsOoGls,
~ NO. 1<e6 6NIAINsSTREGST.
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lPI.ANO7 FORTHS

t-I1NO tUhIES,
- OPENED THIS DAY, A FINE eTOCR OF
aChtcEeT ing'B GatHa0 RorGoS, :,
VT u III Of hne koseWood and Black Walnut anIsh
" = and b& oetaves. These instruments, 4
WSEs awarded tie hi pr1ea gold medal atthe
laif held 10 Boston, Oct. 1885, for their
semi grand and PaFlOr grand PGnoS and for their
square Pianos, te highest and Itt prise silver MedlI
mere being no gold medals for th5 Of InStrs
We have now facilities Afforded that win enable Is
70 sen neae tnstrumens Rt prices that VIII So1paTs with
lae most common Makers and respectfully Invite the
pa9e g eau and sXeins oHr hne stock, 1t eold Music
-sa Pianos % rent. Ainsfn tanEff. 1n,rh
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sheppard. and Worgan

Sheppard and Morgan,
WHOLESAIE AND RETAIL
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Idanufacturors
No. l8l, Mdia 81. Corner of Union.
~ AVE hand large and complete aStortnEnt Of
AZ lEtielee n cur line eonSisnE ef Ladies' and Gen.
neEagna Saddles, hne aa coarse HaFnesSs Iron ard
Wood TTunkl ard Ralee9, Carpet B1s Sa4ehel5, upeF
Leather, HoEihn, Hair and Foe coilsE, WHIPS HaaeS
&c. Gc &c.
Baddes q eVeTy Description ard euaty harn ts
rate % ne belt Etyle o. Engish Shaffoe. 80
1Fon hams TF1kl and Yalees TeFY superior aFkielS
and for iEhtnels 6trentt6 and
1ine lingla and deuhe Harness e. hG best styles aEe
wagon and Cart arns1s Of the btlt work.
tnAnShlp.. i II 49, - 80
large al9oFlignt o. Carpet HlEs q sFy
VRriGty Of uaeeFial and PATTERN
an OT3eTtd win 6e nFoirrtIy. Ard M ~.
Tut El b tpeEea 20 merit continuance % puhe IA
noSfI snEPHARD NoRa An.
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CRURCHEs OE MHEELING.

-, - 49, - w = An Ne I
BOF the Information fstrangss Whiting The city, pub
Sh the following LIST Of the dsEsnt Churehes and their
time and place Of meeting there any miItakvs,
Wnlmake the necessary e'FEeetsn Wltll pleasure:
* 4astAttsb 4zdSccpGtta", Corner Monroe and Byron
htFsSts Key. I PEhEks Rector morning services lSH
O'Clock sTeninE'I.
s. .OhH' Ept.copos'a"' Main street between First and
Second, Centre Wheeling, Rev @. 4. WAUEE, PASTOR
raothinE services IO96 O'Clock, evening, I,S.
Ffrsf frssGytsyta", REv B. H. WEED Pastor, FourthGt,
between and
Second PTSaCytsrd, Webster street. between Main and
AaEkst Centre Wheengi services morning and evening
Zra tFtsSStsT5G' Fun street between Chestnut aud
Tal5srt s'. South Whsols RsT. + SoDS PASTOR 'srTi-
eea s,l morning and g. evening.
..a as
evening.
,.l ,, an, .a5,1
SSsn,5.,s "a ;ss,,,E,.'
StS SsCs-i S-tSo,,t E,,r..za, Rev n I,ox P.,,or
.ott u,rle, rNortb IA, No,th wheeling, services
,oorpyS. ma syenIpr.
C5gsSl1e SIrsst ir,,hoaf.t u,Dt,e,nal Rev q n nv
,oS Ps.Sr. csspips Strret, tTstu TTSt and second
csn,r. wilSsiinE; services morning aud evening.
So,tA E6P,lS,o ~ z CRure4, Rev. O. n BE4rr,1E
Pa,tOr; services morning and evening.
RAeslfag I1aHd cRapeI, on wheeling Isiand, Rev. r.
NOOnn, Pastor.
German Hesh0&Ess EpisoopuI Rev, O. HELWl1 Pastor,
CAaPlas street, bvtSvn Webster and Third Centre wheel.
Inr
81 .1anss CaG4sdral, Roman Catholic, Rt Rev Bsuot
r. W WIN An Ptth street corner Of Happdsn; services
morning and afternoon
Aa,,si4ts Ess,ry,sJ Rev y n lFrr1urr P.r,or e,rsS4
ofNarksf and Jefferson nts morning and afternSS
BaptisE --s--, Clay stFest, between Fifth ahd
ska Street;;; serviss5 laOta,nE and sEthiag.
0i's.s.' A'Ftst street s:.~ssa TsS''er and Elta.
sS.Sisr. sis -s,''4s' - -
EEa5o,1;sai Pyot,s.a1f Rev J. IIr.yrr ,,,s.or cisy
,,r..t. rboys sl,th. EaT, yghe.llpz. >
" y.
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HBISKBLL q SWEARINGBN
EHLfANE now received their entire SECOND STOCK or
- - SPElNG &isUMaER GOODS recently selected In
new YORK BY 9BmPs and otherwise from the most recent
arrivals and elegant designs OF he sealon They would T
here 70 e1 the attsEtioof buyer their Etoe
o. OreS9 99ods and EbToidereS, which in variety
beauty o. sye combined with moderate prices, cannot be
sAsesd 1her stock Staple and other G0ods sias
We havs now opened beautfuI assortment Of spfinR
and Summer DrtBs aoods, cOnSistInE Of =
{ y Rleh Rohnced Grenadines,
E-, BayAdeTe houneed BeTeEel,
BsySdeTe ROuneed SIkH,
Striped and E10uhcRd OrRandiea,
ans srss..... AEISRBLB 4 BWEARIN6T5y.s
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SBlliN q ARR AlTGEMENTy

~,
= - - = - =! = = 81 5
4 - TIsSs -. - ~! q
~ 70 " q 4tte0ttfqt
III ~ y 1sott [rains VIII
|.-aeASp Ssnnaay = e3Eeptedl aS folioEB;
5fet ~ LEAVE eCERYRLAND: - SIS ~
I&5 a n Sian Train, st0Is at an WaV statSru5
PlttsbnF9h n $50 . Il sIS ~ ~
Pm. 2 --S
2Ab II Kxprel1 Train stopa unly II HddSos RaFebna
AliBnee, Bay1rl 'SainSviIie SF,itaAv v5fTssi
liTeTpool and alfiyes al PrttsbaIsS - ; IS
Fzsa stafiors - - -. l-.te ,. Se2 e nay
IEty.p rFTTSp,,.o,, 49, tEf
$9, = ~ nan tretat 9to q Way Statpplt afTtYe9 at
IN. -n1 = e'eS : = ana p 6aeessll'E es e ssS
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e CITY BUSINESS
GOLDEN. RRT6 FIVE STORE

.
fALLs and YI&T,ER TRADE.
8TotE & THOMAS ta&s pieasir5 Ia ennonnrirS ,h,,
ta are HqN p esyPt Of their ian stuck q 7aIi "a
DRY G0Ods,sV Varieties an 4 aalllRne,-v eel.
sy sSgs iss Essstysa tIsls ssend Eal Pure6asos.
sent 70 The Public mora th6u - ~ 49,
+ 10000 WORTH OF GOODS.
Being y far The largest ard MOST
hl le Gt choice Goods ihty mo
eIeF offered e thq Pibiis. = '-s' tfss
thetF variety ty hh5e aAdeA a InTe -t,., -
Snd allo heautli1 limo o. eh6IeS R1E riit1ie fST t
9ot oti c3 Getl ~ . tf0fr otsTSI
sasy inEiss the attsptien Of the TTAae.
ing 9een n ta1E 1stef eEe6 Flyoia -
tn take heeHy rise IN an kinds Cotton PShFiei ~ b
nS 4 oabh, ,tas the3 haF dane ~ NJ vsSFo
Iutl - en- - directly from the Importgra n
e seIae they are a g oer nusenenta
70 9 50 laa ether By the PIECE a ~ ~
e4ee- n BY no lnailAR house Il DE WeSt
test tbq NGIt q their idrTsH-fnr r1dS ti
tasas 9nd are making ample 70 furuI
their line in The West - sS's. 49, =
Il thls stock may be found faly
1I490 yda some Of tau ansSt tr1,
,tLs9ea AsEinoes, CashneEes, Bomba
4 tg1 !ns Of the RlcheEt Painted, OmbTe Ghafsd m
IN ntl5ped Eashtaerel and uelAlGea--lnaDoFtRd
s a91 sasSti 9nd CiosA afTen,rAong come Of tbs
GipSblnle, Dtba7a; Delaihea aud PRINT, ,,S
ggsvVy g E1S1destnbgHring ths inreeSt Fitl0 q
and Cotton B6od1 tept By any DfiiSF
ngHSes e41s = not not ,s{j sY Hny hegss IN DE city
u their stock with StsU 10 eiASer nHSh
$40 Pledge the Puhlir that Effort upon thsir pSEt
aa4lfbt Wahtine 20 pleRSs.e = ? = 2 49,
tss eonndsnt that they can MIR Inducements e
Sss gqiyd ssAts Ne trouble "a chow sst y
Sarss Hotels and BoatS fur cnatoIneII
NASs On hand PTisPe Live oesSe Feasheru
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