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win probably resume In few days even il sustained
bv none of the other city banks.

BY rore Of the other city banks.
The coupons due on the let Of January on 81 ,ne
bopds Of the State Of Missouri viii be paid after tns'
day at the Bsuk Of Commerce 10 this city.
Ezra Ludlow, IT,, e. Co, uillhod sale Of 'ecun'ies
q. tie Merchants Exchange .o-norov IFridsyl, 81
l2l O'Clock.
Albert II. Nicolsys regular dsily suction .se OF
stocks and bonds will take place tomorrow Pn1sy,,
st 12l O'Clock at the Merchant Exchange.
Q. Diapers regular daily auction 'ae.o oonn ana
stocks win take place at the Merchants E1chanse' To-
morrow friday, at l2i o'clock.
The following sales of bonds and stocks were Also
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Steamship Jamestown Parrish master. from Rich norA ke'
with %d:e and pas. 70 Ludlsm Pss's S s,.,. mil.
pe sFo An'. =, ,nan S,sen'uis 0's"eH
* s si: ff sSss s' &.on r
Sss sps b s;n M s'a S% NOV
Brig VIM BOcthby lBr D. COslhee', Windsor @es5s WIZ
schr st.ss SD Cor, Cornw.l' N S. 10 days with p'sV
sesI a Alfred r. IS s.OTe1 Hule ph.des. for Boston
schr. Copis, Beerse. Phlsdelphis for Boston. 80 - :.
schr Tennessee. Wooster, Esstport days With hss 70
Steiner Pelc.n Auldheh, Providence IS h'or' me'e
BfE Low Kate Heath from o.sder.. Sy s..us
Underwater Capt Frsncisl also bark and brig rDirosni
chip Wabash and bark Esen Heinrich both BY PCT es
Steamship K:.sEo. Or Jeffrey e, L,.r g
for New Oe.ns Australia Dudley for MAlsss Arsois HARD
Ing for Mobiles Cambridge for - schr Ceops:ra tDI'ca',
wIND~Durins the day, NV.
The .chr Ocean Bird tOf Eins..sn from Mns..9 rh..S
I'm siss Ell yias !. the Bar, bhs Msflla YoI.
Gibbs for Liverpool via Key West schr rssus Of LvePec
port chr caSs' for New ossa: s.Ii Al. 81 osi r
til. dense fos s evening" IN hofed IL the N.ow and pro
ceeded TO see this morning at o'clock, T. ,.. ,,1s
lahore on Sunday night last, miles g. Of Cape H.u1
Sss ship her frs. voyage valued a, .soat a.
in.sI Of Baltimore The p....nssr, sS In number arrived
safely this morning in the steamer North CaroliHs dsRss
sad VII probably Be total loss eon:Is IA. s.,a ned .
SAFE her y p ;s EwsSd W., %: a. s
c. Brewer Of New York arrived here last week 10 ssss
gale on the 9Th ms: found that her .a1et US sa.a
gone survey has held and abe viii 60 .os msns
piwsy for repairs She VIII have TO discharge par -
order She viii Be Issdy f1 Sc. IN 10 or j, day..
IBy letter to Ellvosd ws'teI esq
B. q s:ia fI She ). s
newly eoppered-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-11

PROVIDENCE Dec. Io-Ths Journal st..es that TIE 80
Emily Saunders beios this port, from bsnsoI $3.50
state and has Lost portion Of her deck !osa Of iam's
been asbose near Chatham, Mas =, u--sx~scu
BOSTON Dec ieArr barb Arpss.is orb asn vsssss
Smyrna and schr 0.orA Prince, Bs.imGe ss 49, - az
were askes hss night, but suEsaed 10 rnssens ssA -
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In regard to Dry Goods, The Independent says:

In regard to Dry Goods, The IRdependeat says;
There is nothing doing from first hands, except
through the auction ROOM and that only in very lin
tied way ard at low prices to jobbers, whose business
i. vet moderately br.k-bo'h the country and city re-
tail trade buying with little more freedom, as money
has of late come in more freely The stocks are large
in the bands Of the lesding jobbeis, many Of whom
have been buying at low prices for next years trade
The large stocks left will secure range OF low
prices Tor the Spring, ard perhaps next Fall, fer all
kinds of foreign goods and the country will receive
the benefit of the loss the cost OF importation q! Ee
expense OF the importer The trade in domestic pro-
d1ictons has assumed more satisfactory, because
fcmer tome There IL disposition to the work
Of production. Some mills which hsd stopped have
resumed work. The jobbers have been buying do
nestle staple goods TO some extent and altogether the
aocks are felt to be large to encourage de-
preston Of feeling Piices however, will not rise
Ths Metropolitan Bank now takes notes OF the
Husuenot Bank Of New Ps,z on deposi..
TIE nsbsGjption 10 the new losn Of the southern
Michigan RsIIcsd Company amounts 70 about
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Receipts Of Produee-pee. 10.

BY Nc,n Rrer Boats Ill 7Is bba Four, 8, Do. wa'H''
RI Ere RoR,odd-5 IS. bhls Flour. s52 Do WhiaS les
DO Whsky SOi tcs Beef 50 psss Ashes ~ osss !" ns ~
S57 tkgs Butter a7 do. Cheese, d. A'he' ''|s "a'
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Ch-iy.is- sverr be so = oSeuP.os -
fs. R,9s & si.rberes tsusei 80 81 sh =,
vho a.ssd -hy door SO ofsn .isrsa.o M pS in
fares be then not AZ. p'1 ~
- -, o N 20 the snry hut could not return ara
j. M, ON. AID '7iose ". az ~,
a.. n n the b3lsS soc1ssi ,f'e hrs - oi' W
sAnh,rS vas dressed orly 10 bic psn's ana .mt' WV
mes cd so i1o- whiheI ne pad shoe. Gn' ne ne b
had q hesriDs couli not TEL wiener
- ~. e ven The obi. q cling or n0t VIZ S IT,
BIS wife s..,- -,..... ,bs Court adjourned
- fartbsr b~rrf til tomorrow morning - "
o'dOk
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MURDER TRIAL.
NURDER LhIhL.
TRIAL or SAMUEL KEYEs FOR THE MURDER VI
HIS WIFE.

TRIAL or SAMUEL KEYEs FOR THE MURDER VI
HIS WIFE.
KINGS COUNTY COURT OF OYER AND rsRhlSEk
p,seys Iadfss EHoTT. ScKooSAAsEh and InhASs;
The evidence in the case Of Samuel Reyes indcoa
r the murder Of his wife, having been concluded the
Judre charged the Jury yesterday morning, intmstng
= tire course Of his remarks that the evidence proved
Shs prisoner guilty Of granddaughter il the fourth de-
nee nseed Of muder, il had not been shown inst
hero hal been any intent TO kill and all the circum
stances went to prove that had been an assault nom
which death ersued without the design on the part Of
asfendaat of causing that result.
The jury after celebrating for about an hour,
brought In q verdict OF "GUILIY OF MAssLAUGHTER
IN THE FOURTH DEGREE" and the prisoner was SEN
fenced 10 the State Prison for the term OF two years
Cstbsrne King snd two Of her children have been
detained in Jail for four months as witnesses 10 thi
case. She lived IN the house with the Reyes
family and made Der living by washing. During her
ipcaycerstiol the little household goods she had have
keen taken off. The apartments she formerly oc,u-
pied are occupied by others, and having no means,
sAe e now cast upon the street with her family aud
must necessarily become county charge. The law
Il sppears mskes provision for witnesses, ana
Judge Emott, being strict c)nsructonst, Is unwi-
nag 70 allow any thing, although the same thing
has repeatedly been done by other gentlemen holding
the same position In the Of Catharine Sullivan
and Jane Huldoon, liberal allowance was made by
Judge S,repg II lie understood that the associate
Justices will to-day consult In regard TO the matter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-11

The Directors of TIE Central Railroad met last even
ing and elected Erss US Corning President, and Dean
Richmond Vice.President. Messrs. Corning, Rich-
mold Sbeddel, Schoocraft and Page were chosen the
Executive Committee, and Messrs. Townsend and
SPEAKER Committee on Accounts. The changes in the
Board were: Mr.. L. G.. Fsile Of New York resigned
ard Messrs Russell Sage Of Troy and Joseph Field OF
Rochester su ,erseded BY the Oligachy. The va'ar-
ces thus occasioned were filed by the election OF
Messrs. Jacob Gould Of Rochester, c. L. Tracy Of
Troy, and j. d. Wolfe of New.York. Messrs. Field
and Sage, who have been Directors for several years.
were mort dscourteou.y superseded without previous
notice. No Information in regard TO the formstion OF
the ticket could be obtained until the morning of the
election, and the representatives Of 600 of stock
could not obtain the privilege Of tanning one member
Of the Board, TO be voted for. The movement, how
ever will not be thout its good effect. The inhu'
cree outside the Board will continue to increase and
at the next annual election stockholders and their
repress emit .tives viii, doubt appear in sufficient
force to command respect at least, if not to break
through the power which has heretofore monopolizsd
the control of this great corporation.
The New. York Central Railroad Companys Report
for the year ending Sept. 30, 1857 has just been dis
tIibuted. The total funded debt of the Company il
4l4 $40 III amount still to be funded being part
Of the Indebtedness assumed by this Company for the
former companies t656, O62 81. This last appears to
bs an unfunded, but not according to the report,
foatirg debt. The entire cos! Of the road has been
$780, o.. The earnings for the year have been
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-11

Cspits Stock... 0'' %
Funded Debt "
Albany l. echen.RR Co S134 900 90
Science l. Troy RR-C Ice. $50 90
Roch ksyrscuseRR Co. 2S7.76s 10
Buffalo 4 Roch. RR Co. So, 9a5 OIL
Rochester, Lockport aud -
Nia.srs Falls RR. Co. 00e 90 e88oI2 II
Buffalo and Niagara Falls RR CO.. $500 c
Debt Certificates. zee. 90 s92 ESQ 90
Bonds for Conv Loan. 3cc00o 90
Bonds for RR Stocks. $4,000 90
Bonds for Real Estate. 9tooo so
Bonds for fundg debts
Of DID csmt anes.... 5ys Wo W
Bonds 20 Buffalo and
Nissars FallsRR.Co. g, so 90
Bonds to Teles ph Co. 10 coo ~ .. 9. 60 80. -
Bond, and Mortgases 965e57 C6S ISL ei6g55lo II
All. psy.his 1877 053 4s
Trustees Of Syracuse l. Utica RR. Co..: l. go ~
Liabilities assumed for Rochester and
lsslausS Observation-Disclosures. 4sss - Z,lls 81
tpr ai.so,.sbsnt. n.d IL October. S5G
Interest and Coupons sccrued 20 Sept 3D. IN
p pt,, RpiI,o.d Campsny 6l6H 10
,.s acco'nt. bsapee on SeptlSO ls7.... i89657l %
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Also, the following by Albert Fl. Nioolsy:
slgo Milwaukee and ssPsho, g, int sd az
2DNe Chic 81. Paul and Fond du Ls- r. R., int I'D %
sss7 So I Internal Imp. Stock Of ls4s int add 7'i
5000 sandu,ky. Manifold aud NewsL. RR int sd; g.
7Oeo Northern Ind. r. r. ~ cent 9 b. int sid sls6l
800 Ws.ertovn and Mad r lst Mtse &c. int sd y ~
500 Bellevlle and 1'.own R. r t. int add '.S5 Sot
l.Oe Peunsylvsnia Coal Company &c, mt sdd...:.
$500 BroolIyn City ca,
SEQ Terre andAt r II. is. MIG Bt. int add % 81
6OOo Terre Hsute and Alton r. r. int sdd. so
1000 Terre H. and Alton r r I'd htse IS, in; adi'.
iudsment sr.inst Edmund @. Charles for ~ 0."'so
shares St. Nsry's Ship Canal Co.
10 shares Rome and Wstertovn R. R.."............'
Is stsr,s Fulton Fire Insurance got
30 sh.res New York Fire and Marine Ins Co...l0lft
81 shares Harmony Fire Insurance Company .'sodsI
shares Arctic Fire Insurance Company
Is shares Etns Fire Insurance Company.
20 shares Lorilsrd Fire Insurance Company
IS shares fremens Insurance
a5 .hares Hamilton Insurance Company oot
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COURT CALENDAp-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CIRcUIr,-Nos 292, $50, lo1o
e5 243l 800 2O5 &29 2o2o 9o $685. 2s5 III 2S17 1905
2q4 265I 1890 1894 2e5 2iOS 27iS 1883 2v 25 29, &9ol
2es5 1889 800 6O2 2739 S62, 1858 24i7, 29L
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERM.-Nos. III 10 10,
20 TO 81, 81, l43, 15O ISL, l6f 1874.
COMMON PLEAs-PART Judge BRADY Nos.
1912 1874 1896 1872 5s $50 1885, 1891, 1893 COS 1922 1871
1919 1879 1871 PART II-Judgs lEGRAHAA-Sos 1883 10
1877 inclusive. =, 40 n
UEITED STATES DISTRICT CouET.-Nossi9 90,
KING's CouNTY CIRcUIT CoURT CALTsDAR.-Dec.
u-No. o. 81 &C. 81 8s &c. 90 81, 3d. 3d. 3d. IS &c. 81 3d.
81 g. IS sSt =,
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SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcIAL TERN.-Dec. lo-BsSore JUDY
BoswoRrH.
De Pierre and wife vs. Thorns aud wife. Cas-
settled
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-25

The MUNICIPAL WAR IN NEW YoRK,-FW.
Their PdriicHlars.-The New York papers oil
Thursday are filled with accounts Of the " mu-
nicipal war;" but there is very little that IS &C
tually new, no further rieting having taken
place. The Tribune, which is violently OPP
posed to Mayor Wood, thus sums up the events
of the day.
Early yesterday morning an immense put
very peaceful concourse of people assembled
in the park, where a great many of them re-
manned all day. The mayor was in his office
before 9.o'clock, and in short time he had
collected nearly half the police of the city in and
about the Hall. Vely few except the mayors
retainers cared to enter the beleaguered edi-
fee. At the office Of the street commissioner,
Mr.. Conover again presented himselfand claim
ed admission. He was denied by Mr.. Devin,
who told him he should eject him by force If
necessary. Mr.. Turner, the deputy street COM
missioner, and Capt. Bennett, was brought be-
fore the recorder during the forenoon and held
to bail ut the suit of MIR. Conover. AT IL o.
clock Major General Sanford, Recorder Smith
ex-Judge Dean and Capt. Speighth had private
interview with Mayor Wood in his office, to
serve process on him. He received them re-
spectiully and assured them that he was already
| in the hands of the sheriff. In the meantime
| the police headquarters in White street was
crowded with citizens volunteering to support
the State authorities, and large number OF
| special officers were deputized.
Judge Russell, who had granted writ OF ha-
bcps corpus on Tuesday, was on hand yester-
day to hear the return. District Attorney Hall
objected to the judges jurisdiction, and long
discussion ensucd. To return to the may
or. 1t having been decided that the process OF
the court should be served at all hazards, Gen
era Sandford assured the Mayor that If he
made further resistance the order would be ex-
ecuted il it took the united force Of the entire
first division. This brought the mayor to rca-
son, and he submitted to an arrest by depu-
ty superintendent Carpenter and Inspector
Speight. These officers, by consent OF the
recorder, Immediately transferred their prison
er to the custody of Sheriff Wllett, and he
soon after left the hall for his house, in charge
of deputy. This gave the coup de grace to
the rebelliSn. The mayor had at last submit
ted to the laws; the chief dismissed the pol
ice, and in an hour tho hall was empty, the
Park deserted; the danger over, and the excite
ment rapidly dying out. Tho habeas corpus
mentioned above was determined Judge Rus
sell took the papers and adjourned the hearing
until this afternoon, N o soldiers were paraded
in the street yesterday, although sufficient
force was under arms. All those wounded on
Tuesday are doingwell, with three exceptions,
whose lives are considered in danger. The
new police board swore in about 500 special
| police on Wednesday.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-25
MEETING OF THE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.

DOVER, June StnS 1901.
The Medical Society of Delaware, met in
Dover. President, DR.. Merritt in the chair
The following gentlemen were elected mem
bars of this Society; Drs. VIM. Il. Collins, Robt
s. W. HirOns, Charles W. Jones and 4. G.
Rodgers. DR.. AslLew the Chairman of the com
mittec appointed at the last annual meeting to
rr-inteI the remains of DIR. james TiltOn made
the report which was accepted. DIR. Bush offer
ed resolution calling for a committee to me.
mOrialiZe the Legislature ut its next session
with view to securing the adoption of some
measures to remedy the existing evils in tho
present mode OF holding COroner's inquests.
Dr.. Bush, offered a resolution calling for a
committee to act in conjunction with the COM
mittee appointed by the American Medical
association TO memorabilia the Legislature al
its next ressOn with view to the passage of
uniform laws for the registration of births and
deaths throughout the State.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year.
President, DR.. Isaac Jump; Vice President,
Dr. L.. p. Bush; Secretary DR.. Sharp; Trea-
sarer, DR.. II. +. Askow; C0nsOrs, New Castle
county, Drs. Wales Merritt, Kent county, DR..
| Dawson; Sussex county, DR.. Willis. Board OF
Medical Examiners, New Castle county, Drs
Merritt, Thomson Copper, Askew and Wilson;
| Kent County, DTs. Daily, Salisbury, Sandborn,
Cowgirl and Clark; Sussex county, Drs. Hugh
| Martin, Willis, Wolf, McFarran and John Mar
| tin.
The following gentlemen were appointed
| delegates to the national medical convention
| New Castle County, Drs. Thomson, Copper
and Wales; Kent county Drs. Cowgirl, Daily
and Sharp; Sussex county, Drs. Marshall, Ship
| lev and II Martin. DR.. Bird offered a resolu-
ton relative to delegates to the American
Medical association appointing substitutes.
DR.. Cowgirl was elected orator for next year
On motion Society adjourned till Z O'Clock
this evening.
Half past O'Clock 2. NJ, society met, and
in a body proceeded to the court room where
they with u number Of the citizens listened t.
the address of DR.. Salisbury tho orator of the
day, at the close of which DIR. Bird moved tina
the thanks of this society be rendered to DR.
Salisbury for his interesting and instructive
address and that a copy be requested for publ
cation. ..
On motion society adjourned to meet il
Dover, on the second Tuesday in June, A. D..
1858. JAMES U. BIRD.
| Gazette please copy. Secretary.
RI. M. Ward convicted of the murder o
his wife, at Sylvania, Ohio, in February last
was hung at Toledo, Ohio, on Friday. He con;
fessed to having murdered two men, besides
his wife.
As a general thing the less man reads The
more loquacious he is. Put dozen gnora-
muses. ina room, aud they will wrangle all
night about the "constitutionality of a saw
mill"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-25

INHUNAN CoNDUoT.-A case of worse than
heather cruelty is thus reported by the Wor-
cester (Mass.) Transcript IAN old man nam
ed Markham was found by the roadside in
Palmer, last Monday week, suffering intense
ly from the ravages Of the small pox.---
The burning sun beat on mis- bloated aud swOl-
len featuresi he was unable to speak and al
most insensibe to his hard condition. It was
not till he had been taken over the hills to the
hospital in MOnson, and received the refreshing
charities of that institution, that he was sufii-
GENTLY restored to tell his mournful story. He
had lived in Wilbraham, and as soon as the
marks of his malignant disease appeared he
had been removed by order OF the overseer OF
the poor to the limits of Palmer and lett by
the roadside to perish"
HssENCEs off kihds. arn.su,a Rair,s. GrinshaM
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-25

Advices from Liberia received at Boston say
that the difficulties with the natives at Cape
Palmas had been settled, and that the annex
alton of the Maryland colony to the republic
had been formerly ratified by the Liberian Lee
glslature.
A private Waterman, employed specially to
watch quantity Of iron on one OF the North
river piers, at New York city,. was drowned
by river thieves, on Frid"'HIfht after des-
perate struggle
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-25

fire at Cape island on "Wednesday night,
destroyed the Mansion House Hotel and the
knrSna Saloon. The Mansion House was one
OF the leading hotels of Cape MAY. AT the
time Of the fire il was in possession Of the sher-
III The fire broke out in the kitchen. and is
supposed to have originated with the people
who were cleaning the house preparatory to the
bathing season. The Kursaul was a vary large
saloon, erected for dancing nurposes. and own
cd by MIR. BrOl,.
An EXEMPLARY uUEEN.-From the commenc-
ment OF her reign, Queen Victoria has ALWAYS
frown on vice and profgacy. When the Earl
OF Derby was prime munster, it il stated that
as he submitted to her list of nOblemen whom
no recommended for appointments in the row
al household, the Queen at snce drew her pen
across every name which had the reputation of
immortality and proRiySe'' Sttached 10 II. Her
influence and example IN tnls respect mas been
powerful with the higher ranks.
TRUE BREEDIN0.-Lord Chatham, who was
almost as remarkable for his manners as for his
eloquence and public spirit, has defined good
breeding to be, "BeneyOlence in tribes, or the
preference Of others to ourselves in the little
daily occurrences of life" A good definition
and true.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-25
sSsEsS

IA Chrstlana td., on the 18Th inst, LYDIA B., vile
OF Robert Il. Robinson, aged about ~ year,. 80,
In Duck Creek lld., Of CONSUMPTION, on the III inst,
Mrs. MARY, wife Of Richard Casperson, in the 2Sth
Selr OF her age, .
%, the 3th ut, III st. Louis Mo-, SAMUEL onl son
age.
SARAH ANN JuSrIS, ' --
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-25

In Duck Greek Hi"i c9nsumPtlon. on Inc nth inst
Is, ths 5ttii IT. III ST. Louis, Mo-, SAMUEL onl son
OF solomon r., and o. N. Warren inihO i3th year ofhs
slRH i HSN sl!S!a INST alter InsotInt ILLINOIS,
~ gsE TnEM oNcE z Z" ArPsogF THEN THY ~ EaEm
per9 DSpuraI1e add Aatiphasistic ali Healing rs Salve
III EoR AIR TYM9as Gss he Pe
e9R sESfF ET I AR st Il ssS
FOR all eruptions Of the skim use them
FOR ALL ldPuRIrlEs OF THE BLOOD, use the Imperial
D..pnrave.. Il VIII make the skin clear and fair,
' so%s S ia @po i Dspa, s fspas s
sol by la. louNsBERRi Co., isl Walnut ST., Phia'
EUR sale also by Jos. s. BENNETT, Druggist 100 Mar
ket-st, Wilmington, Del. Call ON him.
~ EogoT ASp SHOE TRADEIE wlLMiNeToN, DELA-
WARE Can WaGsloa be made , tG 10 Guy
doubtful ,ani Bit ls Question as naturally arises;
10 saEs place d nhnnissiufips iasfest and itIsony
ress to full; realize tie highest exPeSaIiSns That ay
s Gsss n'r as o ys HRPBTf&aI D 81
tsIps nn H. E n VET sde ns %
nye 70 dSSH @ The ~ e az. p Tsa Of their wSE
NM my T with aey rsazS ai lmat 'ney nsVe anu o
fasma caiiat tleI gslaSilsmaeo MI z wsst sctald
Those purchased ~ Ply ladePhia and other places where
Dss ea Ss e SsP aid as hs lie
bss style, aud at the shortest notice. No west I'd ST.
HNR j. b. ANARCHISTS CELEBRATED GA
hIfH0LTO0N, ron THE RELIEF AND CURE OF
fPTsEEHES Ks WoGe eo Ad sss IS
women W Sni y punt w5p i lor many
Ady@e,e and n once procured bsllle she found relief
suffering - like nanqer. We have heard many tunes
seen IT, ees u Wu ed NH 6S SS yey g SG
give Dr. Marcs certificates Gifts value 10 her ii he de-
panphlels containing much useful information touching
viii 5S% ai q ~ The iS Ssis'ssp 9Sit
a. IT. Hos o sats sra @oy to W ThGA
N'ed' eau DO nag E.n'IS ~ 4 ri gEe o n,n.,
corner 81. Ssi ass sna M 6f WiISs.5u
Donot be satisfied with merely reading this notice, but
f f% % SEND Tor pPkI II VIZ Pay yT% 1oS WI for thu
may 7-Gmo. Central Depot. s54 Broadway. N. Y.
ps fHEsT isy Ss9Ts a' via
INV shade and curtain line they were goWPosd g 70 70
o NJ y ess S SS M M Sa
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SaSi Stsn Ri ca i s sd fe. GS y@S
loT laqEihs slqdt a. every yafey such as CORDS as
s HSf Gp mic Pm Pas a SSps HS
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