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sufferers, following Oi The Won.
tineateo rom the parties the possession OF
.is tors but their iengtl lbIiestioh Of
Oae BoltIe Ttfnaphunt
Mrs. Motif, No s4S Aiergsn s:re + Louis having
sudyredo hrse with ltlsunui trtea many
preparations without elect one it ctntboi
OHt OF PurEnIopy.
Henry pG . 9Sd az LSS hS snyI he was
months, cured by three or1eur applications OF tue
80 ssiiy the l.iIiIe ChIIdren.
A little daughter Nrs lee residing Lake street.
Chicago a. sealdsd all over H ts upseitg OF kettle
Ing to the directions and the IRE stAty extracted
anu in Anew day the lttle suIers! was we'll
Mrs George Tyler, Canal street, N a., had long suI
AMI b. che use Of one bottle d 70 ,d
's''o'sp 20 n'' q lie iSor IsSSs Tnmor.
Eugene Mallory NatceE, three victim Of
horrible the neck which rsssted all remvdrs
until he tried the arcti" Imminent Three bottles cured
him IN a few weeks
Mrs Bedford MOBILIZE was eanned her couch fOrtiree
wiki numb palsy after being despair the
,sinrs OF all Other rsngags cured by the Arctic Lni
AN l.xPIosIon.
MklirIiis, EENH., Nov. 2Sth, 1891.
thereby certify, that having been badly bruised and
scae By the explosion of steam oiief Induced
me to try Bragg LiIment The s1at
" extra ted from the scads and In shOrt time, all
the pain was gone from the bruises In two weeks
HENRY 4 zee ..I!a sf's. ss Jackson street
% %1, CITY ~. Iowa, Ney OH 1851
had been Attic I'd with InHaned eyes, an aggravated
degree, tried various
Lniment aud in two months was neerly well. ally little
daughter aHiietedin the manner the
In one eye. applied your valuable Linment and her
eyes perfectly sound. Thus [, with
hitt-bote, cured dAugtter'syes my own besides
curing the reuniAtisi In back. would uot heUiout
ydurinvaluhbls remedy in my house. Your straly,
wzasrER Cir4, Iowa, Nov! sth, itsT
thereby certify that a'n elIarquainted with William
RUSSELL and With the hing euIes he mentiOns and
~. vADsW1RFIt, r. NJ, Webster cry.
tiOOd for a ntEnatH.
This Invaluable Limsntis also equally sasatIouE in
certificate: MeSsrG. j. e a ATnot Lynch, moi Co.
rt, te two In BIZ si tn. ~
y 81 Louis Dec ESD, 1851.
We tbeuLdersigned used r Brages Az jii.
foI number Of mOuihH chserIuy testify
p=ior efficacy curing he diseases OF horses; well are
1satised Of the Arctic being the best Limeut
number ye1rs, livery stables this city and
consequently experience about their Lseas-
only have found atl0dys e6ectt5s
to alllivsry stable Keepers
LYNCH, ARN0T CO.,
4 Chestnut Street.
Many DTugEistS having olu Linnents hand, VIII try
fuse to purchase them ask ''BRaGGt ARCTIC LIN.
I3IEAT,' take no other.
Il liberal asFOPositEOBs
The proDT soTs furnish Oh ,haseF dol
lar subscription the Us Journal foI
one year Vsls one OF the beat N V Illustrated papers
certificate enItlng the Oldsrt the 1t Of this
Ston, enclosed She every dollar
Il bottles. TheSO and BOTTLES contain 50 and iOt
rcent. Eaeut in proportion their cost az
Arc the uhsabskt. For sale by BRAGG bURRORES
SolePEoprie tors 81. Louis. Mo
An agent wanted In eyeEy town sud viiaf APPiiea
ons lgy, De rSISnlY sfsr
IAn1s:Iy-suAd4N-a GeneraIAgsntsfoA SLsslii g.
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PnILADELrnlA, July 3-Col Kane, the Peace
ncgotialur bus for the last week been lying i'll at
his country place, near this city. His disease
was the bilious fever. coptrnrtrh nv rxpnsure.
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ST. LOUIS, July 3-275 troops of the second
infantry, under command of LieutS Henderson,
Gunner aud FaFrand, from Newport, arrived
dali.
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The annual Examination Of the Pupils of
the Third Ward Public School, took place on
Thursday and Friday of last week There was
q very respectable attendance of the parents of
the pupils, and the friends of the school, du-
ring both days On Friday afternoon, the au-
disnce WAS 50 large to make, Unnecessary 70
remove the pupils to another room, and bring
chem inin clnsses. ky
On Thursday, the elementary classes in spell
ing, reading, Geography, Mental Arithmetic,
aud Bible History, under charge of Misses SIN
gieton and Davies, were examined. Appropri-
ale songs and speeches were introduced, aud
the affair was quite interesting to all who were
present Ample evidence was given 10 shsW
lat the little fellows had been under judiciyus
course of training.
On Friday the more advanced classes, under
charge OfMiSs Caldwell and Mr. Williams, were
examined. Miss Galiwell's clusses were exal
ined in the morning, and those of Mr.. Will
lians in the afternoon. All who were present
ON Friday nOrni0g, agree that the Rotations
we're good, aud that the songs, compositions,
&c were excellent.
The afternoon exercises commenced at haf
past one o'clock, and continued for more than
live hours, and that too, without wearing out
the patiepce oFthe audience, thing unusual on
such occasions. 1t at least goes to show that
there must huye been something of interest
TRANSPORTING. The order Of the exercises were
abuut as follows:
Salutatory, by Albert link. Editorial from
a paper conducted by the pupils, entitled "rhe
Medley" An article on Washington, by Miss
Scott Vocal Music, by the school. Exanna-
ton of class in Peterson's Familiar Science
Value of good Reputation" nom "The Med
ley" by Miss Long. Grafton, 'McColloch's
Leap" by WIN. McMurray. Class in United
States History. Dialogue, "The Public School
and the Seminarics," by Misses Williams, Ma
holm, aud McLuchlan Glass in Natural Phil
osophy, accompanied by interesting expert
ments in Pneumatics, &c, Glass in English
Grammar. Class in higher Arithmetic. Com
positions, Items, Conundrums, &c, from the
Medley" Grafton, Education the Bulwark of
Liberty" by james Bodlcy. yalcdictory, writ
ten 10y Neltie McLachlan, ard i,ad with tlIil
ling effect upon the school, aud npon the audi.
ence, by Miss Nancy Derry. Song, solo and
chorus, entitled "The Day is Past" Short but
very appropriate addresses were delivered by
MeSsrS. Cranmer and Hupp. We should be
| sIsd to comment upon de several exercises
more fully, but time aud space will not now al
low We will take occasion, however, to say
that this school is a credit to the Third Ward,
! ----s'd1Ds -
SsDteJco 0f DrsSfOU n TIrIcU-Bv the KIM.
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zen O. flEe; ard believe % yas.-sry rfspec,fsily
lAgnsdl DANLEL LATMhRsk G.

Hickory Grove, s. Charlie, co-,5Io.. nov. -, 1886
FRDP. o. J. WflOD-Hear fr: scnie dEae last
were Induced your Hair Restorative,
is sots Wondsrfal, s duIy
Ihr afflicted, to report Il.
Our ItIie sons beau for tHls had b-ss perfectly
roYsrsdith sores, Hnd called 1; Ae1td hs4d. A.
hair almost entirely IN In stuuehee, nhen =
frisnu seeing hts sufsTtnss, advised yOr
EAete, N did % win little loe ofsocesa-. bht
PFils and that q all frsda veiy sppliesi!oDs
removed the dieeSaz entirely ard and tTSo
OF hHr suanShrtsd out, and sHy the our
has as healthy scalp and rs uxuriant stcp u
any other cui. We therefore, do herein rPcrF-
mend your Restorative, ERECT rtrzsiy Tor ali
esealP and hair. We are, yours TesDeefiniIr,
GEORGE " HI iGfSROTHAh.
SARAH A. HlGGlHBOt HAM
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French Goods.

French Goods.
NHIETZES-20t pr wdp Rarrantei fast eoIoFs at
OtI2H cents aA sold for IS yard. Also "a
second mourning chin Est nj IN
LOUPINE'S BEST ALL WOOL. DE LAME at 81 e cents
per yHTt.
LAyNsThe very hest quality which TO sell at IS
cents, wiz sell now at l2S cents Soe good quality
low GO ard. -5r
LHALLT DE LAlNES-Piain and figured, the very 5nest
plain at ~ cents, and hgur, Mt IS cents yard.
uAiBHit GRAPE E2EsPAt4NE25 pieces beautiful styles
and 7olorH, very Tow price.
nNBRE BAREGE -5u pieces, worth So cents for only
2h crntB yard. 5-fs-a.
ar few pisces Amene Dress GOods, very nice and
cheap.
36O Pieces eyV siIk.-An excellent aIl.hoiled
Black SIX very rich luStre inch VIDE only 6;H cs
PERI ard; sold last season at e. per yard.
he trenteat EsnI ain Vet.
7 viii sell superior SILK R0BRs,of 90 rs each, same
quly sold last season AZ tom &25 to So, Fer only
SD apiece, I challenge any merchant possessing
judeulsH ulnut silks 10 deny that these koeS
sold 5af their ysgs AIs;,s sqTrOr article fLORhD
srals eoers sud de g,s aud VIII be sold At bargain
rela eIta and w.r. bought below
Also, just receVe about 50 patterns uSIeB
fancy silkE very handsome and cheap. -.rl 81.
ItO BAhEGE, LAWN CHI ALLY ROBES, both side strrfS
and double sktE. Barege RoeE 2G Yns.
last for SD will sell for eS Caly Roeg,
rxc-Ilsn style, eheHp Fine only One
Dollar and Rii;y Gents sIlrcei at ALEX- HEYMAN's,
MaiL St.
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Sentence Of Preston s. Turley,-By the KIM
awha county papers, received yesterday, we
learn that Preston S. Turley, recently convicted
of the murder of his wife, has been sentenced
TO be publicly executed ON Friday, the 18th of
September next. When asked if he had any
thing to say why sentence of the court should
not be passed upon him, he replicd
81 am not guilty of the chdrse as it stands
against me, but I'm resigned 10 my fate.
hope this Judge will eise me as much time as
he can to prepare 10 meet the next Judge; aud
ifprepared, will be happy man."
This will be the first execution of white man
in Knnawha county, by sentence of the law.
The County was formed in 1857.
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sPEcIAG lN.oTIeEs.
PHOROGR-APHs.

~ The pl zee to obtaina uooD PHOTOGRAPH /. a,
WikR's GALLERY 100 Main st opposite Union. yher,
this style Of pcsnrs sc tolf They resemble sites,
ensrayi aud are nsiie Tor the Palog vll put nj
in OPEN frames Que sltsS Is necessary to prouc.
any number rom IN same sutjsst. They ;he cheap
est pictures when more than one Is desir.d.
Old Dasue-reoypes restored ami copied 10 any size
Bring inyour dins Dagusrrsctypss have them re
stVEsd ana rlsds permanent.
Every stl. Of pstars taken With and dispatch
at l-.t wYkE's GALLERY,
sea Nsiu.s1.. ppposiIe Union.
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BALTIMORE MARKET

BALTIMORE MARKET. -
July 3-Fiout steady. Wheat steady; re-
cepts light. Mixed Corn Mt T0a72c, white TIA
40, yellow 75a77 Whisky tirncr nj 22a23 10
Provisions dull.
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Posing COaateJst .ifoQey. Foster
was arrested on Saturday morning at the in
stence Of Mr.. Levi, a dry goods merchant in
Centre Wheeling, charged with passing upon
the complainant counterfeit FIVE dollar bill
about a week since. Mrs. F. was about leaving
the city when arrested. She was taken before
AID. Wilson. The matter was compromised by
the redemption of thespurious note and the wo,
man was discharged
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NEM YnRK MAKKEr

NEW YORK MARKET az
July 9.-FIuur dull; sales 7,5UU hbls. Wheat
qniel; sales unimpnrtant. Corn dull; yellow 50
ass. Pork finn; $1,000 for Mess, aud $3.50
for r.ime. Whisky dull at %.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-05

The Raia.-o On Saturday evening terrific
wind storm passed over the city aud was fol-
lowed by thunder lightning and refreshing
rain, which was particularly welcome after one
of the hottest, sultriest and most oppressive
days we ever experienced.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-05

Ice.1J. Dillon is prepared to furnish the
fine and clean three mile ice to our citizens
promptly. Tie ice IS free from all impurities
and as clear as crystal. Those who want this
indispensable. summer commodity. should leave
their orders with Mr.. Dillon.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-05

No Pdpsr.-In accordance with a time hon
ored custom with the printers, no paper will be
issued from this Office to-morrow. Printers
haze patriotism, and when Independence day
comes round they like p,anifesting something
OF that feeling just like c5nuuon folks. We be-
lieve that business generally will be suspended
in the city, to-day, and the doors of the houses
closed
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GEORGE V HI iGiSROTHAh,
SARAH A. HI9GlHBO HAN.

Gardiner Maine, ju-e GO 1888.
PROP o. J. N0oD-DeAr Fir; have usrsi b0tti-4
Professor Woods Hair Restorative AMI eHu truly az
the greAisst discovery Of ;he axe for restoring snd
changing the Hair. Before using II
Ey. sly Hair HIS attained it, original coicr car
recommend IL lh Eorid without tie lear, AZ ny
esssWps enc ofthe WORT kind
Yours Respectfully,
DANIEL N. MURPHY.
o.J.wooD CO., Proprietors sI2 Brcsdsuy. Eev Vera
I'm the EIeatN. Mite Esing enthusiastically
aarkHt St. st. Louis No. Ana sold Jy- al geed IiFs-
decs.d.wlwly- aEsap. .sn
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Pic Me on Weaoesdqy.-The large infant
class connected with the 4th street NJ. f. Sum
day School We're out in good numbers and fine
spirits, and marched TO Dg. Zane's orchard OIL
the Island Ehis troupe of little fellows was
under tbs caro- of their teachers Mrs. James E.
Wilson and Mrs. J. w. wykes. They made a
fine appeayance-not an incident occurred to
mar their enjoyment and all seemed delighted.
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Body und-I'robaJte .Nardsr.-'rhe body
of a male child which, to all appearance, had
been murdered at the time of It's birth, was
found, says the Belle Air Era, floating in the
river opposite West Wheeling, on Tuesday
morning last. The back part OF lis head was
broken in aud there is little doubt but it's death
was the result of violence.
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BY THE UNION LIME.

30 TilR DAli.X INTKLl.lqhVoAls
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REMAINS OF PRESIDENT MONROE.

,ofsleE, CORNER wATER AM, MONROE sT9EgTs.
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-DovErs N. r., Feb S5, 1881.
PROF. o. J.<Wo0D &cO.-t, ss.ts: Wi,hia q few days
e have relieved 3" greTs calls for Prof o !.
Woods Hair RestornEc tIatto day compelled
sSt 70 Boston fsrls qEDiy, lhs5 dop YOU fgrNsrdsS
Bvt 1o!tssis S'ree solS sesristp i1ss Eedseed q,
orDa' GitVasrs, .ht ApfFObntGn. patro4.-
recstvea lrca .he at sLtrl1naI worthy ell
zens ~ Vicinity, fllR conyIres tiatit BOSI
VALUABLE PREPARATION.
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Tie Glorious F0urth.-We commend to onr
citizens who propose to letthe Eighty Second
Anniversary of our National Independence pass
'y without my .observance, the following views
Of that patriotic old lady Mrs. Paitinglun.
Shame! to be ouldone in patriotism by awomau!
Yet they are Hear the dame;
E. "There isn't going to lie any celebration on
the 4th of July this year, said Ike, with long
face. why dear, what's the matter" said
Mrs. Darlington uuxiously, 'are their resources
su circuuicised that they can't do itg When
they stop The observation OF Independence Day
then the spirit Of seven aud Fix must 6e pretty
low; then the Fathers, with the pertnissIons of
the Mothers, lii ia vain TO establish the Fourth
of July. Wl,at would Independence Day be
v ilhout a ceebratiui.g- Much like salt that has
lostits virtue, or riz bread without any empt-
Jugs into it"
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49, CINCINNATI. MARKET.
JuIY Flour firm; SIS, goa4, 2ufor Superine.
Whisky l94. Corn site. Oats S5c. 65a75for
rcd wheat, and soa95 for white. Provisions I'M
changed.
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Sent to ,ait,-Mary Mountz and Amanda
Weinsburg were drunk and disorderly in the
streets early on Saturday morning. They We're
arrested by officer Lancaster and sent to. jnillby
Aid. Wright.
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AMBROTYPES
BRACES ARCTIC LINIm - =

ris inComprrhensiDle Imminent, winch tits gIeR
Of the afflicted all lands rely for RELIEF
the pags Rheumatism, Neuralgia, @out, Erysiprlss,
Cancer scroiulG, sprAinA, % uistsi Buin ali
cutaIeUs se5ses, rsidl9 supt aug ullsilar
aratios. Tue prOpfetofs give for the
deriucures ELECTED By IL turing onths Ger
teHtes from the parties ace ia tle possession
s prsprit tors, but their eng LlbestSL OF
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LACGHLISs Z BT-saF5ELD AGENT iof EheeiIns, Va
Sold also by 7 II Logan Co.'s Fu1dsaberr and Drug
gistF geHsTslT. nh2-Ra
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sold At 81 no ser botsi- or six bottles fer $sn BY ice
1ols Pr Prfe>e=s, BENJAMIN PAGE, JR < CO.,
misunderstanding Piarmaceutsts az ca, n,iatt,
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ae RoltIe Ttfumpaunt,

Ars. Motif, No. 34S Morgan {, Louis, having
suffered FOR hree with keuinutsn and tried many
Preparations without elect wascnred6y dti bot
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AMUsE MENTy.

CADEMY CT MUSIC -k.TsILO.
lac ,sc 81 ssas Tor McKee, AZ G'i ~.
ans l. 4ss' "a ne.eay Iorsns 40 10
A'' ''' XsOrfiEs sUssisyAn EEVIvAL.
First and only nist' of IasSlis celebrated opsra
With L. s.'; is.s'ils 'Tiis f"' socrrrA
On TUESDAY. xssh2 " seqe.a ,sqs,s'' nird ssasa
N"'n VIII &c CHAR OPERA MOTT,
Admission 50 cen,s 70 al parts reserved seaa cents
vs. THE ESPECIAL ATTENTION
Of the pnblic 10 called e the rrsvrpsy
the style II wh,eh'he HyGUEsoSs
viii he produced in re ns se sGaTEnors %A''A
10 be produced in month Of march,
The "HuRuepos bss been IN preparation for upwards 81
three monhs over two hundred PERSONS are d
getting this opera up The director behaves thai through M
remns labor Bis and tha OF The artists and en-
ployes he viii be able strictly fulfil the tempting promLas
SYNOPSIS OF ThE MISE EN- SCENE.
Five scenes, painted by Allegr Cayo and heAer,
being principally copies Of those used Ia Paris NJ the Imp-s
Abou, three hundred dresses part Of which sss.
have b-en here from original drawngs thoy
WI exactly correspond to the epoch In which The action taxes
chorus Of seventy instead Of the usual numsa5
Poesans plotted the Caholics extra chorus OF o.
hundred and thirty Will be addedthus making the unne1
eyer employed any Opera OF Europe America
The regular orchestra of sixty instead Of the usual nu
Queen and her ladies' OF honor arrive horseback ee
bard OF twenty
Tents Of La Grange sedenberg Tiberin oasser Ts
fsrel Rocco Pkareser Dubrcu Beutler Oehrien BarTa
Uni and Carl FqTmes who WA sns The most imporsa. pee
In Robert lie liable" IL considered hts greatest part
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THE FASHIONS.


DENoREST'S UNUSUAL LARGE AND BRILLIANT
~ display Of patterns of novel and beautiful designs Tor
spring fashions ready. Grand opening to- day tAon
day. March at s5 Broadway; branches-32 Canal street.
Bowcry Fulton Brooklyn. Particular a
tenton invited to the variety Of novel and elegant
msnllas. eeves and chldern's garments. n B-Ihe
the season.
FASHIONS -79I, CANAL STREET, OPPOSITE GREENE
IL sreet.-Mme. BEM0kfsS G0ODAIi informs her M
friends and the public that the spring and summer
styles ladies' and chdrens apparel have just arrived in
opening on Monday March Merchants viii please forward
their orders to ensure a prompt supply.
M sis CoLD No CD CANAL STREET,
fnvres OF merchants and country miiners
who about purchasing goods for the coming 10 the
unusually Of and elegant spring
tern bonnes which abe now prepared 70 supply to the
trade.
NroTfCY TO MIILINEbs.
IN JAMES q. AlfkEN,
Having purchased the stock good will of the closk and
msna establishment AZ Canal street of the late proprietor
Mr. Molyneux Bell he would call the attention Of
MfI.IINEkS
the fact that he has also added 10 the business beautiful
stock OF --.
consisting OF dress caps. head iresses bonnes &C. &C.
His will be found be very desirable "a - all new,
and composed Of the latest Paris fashions.
The millinery department viii be under the supernten-
dence Of Mrs shaw formerly Miss DAILY and late Of so t5
Broadway who VIII be very happy TO see her old friends a.
her spacious rooms at
3s Canal street.
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prLNslous NOrsCrs-

GREAT REvIvAL IN THE MARINERS CHrRru ~IT
VI gratifying 20 kuow that Ia great reiieics t,,rs,
~ ~, vfrson tim ten tsrin a.g c's IN ID II
resurs lsree nuher have been pdded the an lei Va,
e Chnch q Cherry street under the pastoral sbcrs ~
fer In srwsrc some ten twelve 10 be bapuz-d ~
p<sroN evening.
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DENTISTRY.

TWENTIETH -1EFTs pxrRAcvsp N Tsr SECONDS,
~ without TIE slightest rin By my and orgina pro
ESSAY fTeeths Iss admirable systsm prscvcec q
re cu.y. reference given T. REQUIRED
DR.. G. DCkkiN, S5S Canal si-eet near wooster.
NEW rNNFSTTCN or ArTtrrrTAy. TFETT wTTu
~ mets plse clssps .r exr.curK rcot- BY Dc y,
sfGESMONTCtl Rleecker street his on e msy be seen
the eeriAcAtes % tAc hrs. cieLs sie.ug e sye-9 "
hs a ye<xsn, ate. GGc So q Lls-.
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sIEyFFIN0.

ENoR bfvEHp00b-THE BLACK BALL PACKET
II chip fOtkSBIRE Captain Bryant will sail tomorrow
scord caoip SD seersge sl3 and found win prov
Apply on board foot OF BeexmAD street. 10 JACob Will
SON IOS Sou h street
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CAUTION TO CONSUMERS or KEkOsENE OHS.ITHE
" public hereby oau oned against various explosive
compounds being sold In this city and vicinity by I'M
prncped dealers Kerosene otis The Kerosene on Com
hereby that they will prosecute all parties
selling spurious limitations under the name OF kerosene
their recognized trade mark Of the COM
pany of the authorized sub agents Of the con-
pnny the ONCE of the Kerosene Oh Comps
nv Raavar stroet York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-28

ENCA CHARLEaToN AND FIoRIDA-SEMI WEEKLY
Il United States mali sioewhee steamship iine-Tbe favor
he steamship JAS AD1rh, Z. Turner commander WI
leave pier No North river Wednesday, March j, ri
ocecs M precisely For freight passsge apply -
SPoFFosn, I'll aST0N co, y Broadway The COLuM
BIA Ceptan Berry, will succeed and leave on saturday
March The fsvorite large Caroline, Ever
glade and ST. Marys NJ Charleston for Florida with
the sesmers from New York Through tickets may be HAD
BY applying aaheve The attention Of shippers TO the south
and called TO the low rates Of freight aud the In
sUraDce on the same
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-28

(NHEATING IN WEIGHT OF COAL-MR. EDITOR
" Your article headed above sudes to the fact that
coal dealers cheat their outrsgeousy in
weight public would buy their coal of those de aers
only deliver their coal Martens patent self eighng
the door the purchaser
this kind wouo always detected City Inspector
scales used upon hesc and pronounced
them correct No other carts than these used
the coal yard 81 Water street, near Oliver -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-28

<NU.BERT s. SAVAGE, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL AT
VI his spacious saiesroom. 50 Cedar street. Tuesday
March order of sssignees. French and Ger
fancy goods cutlery pistols dry goods hosiery
Ieyelry and wnches.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-28
COAL

|yoAI 81 20 -DfsCHARGfSG THIS DAY, FIRST QUA.
" LIZ and large egg coal. which will deliver to
auy pert Of The city =, 90 per TOM also nut 81 les, to
csrnan dealers Ne. Cssh when ordered. Apply pier
foot smersey street sl3 Bowery 4a Broone al Greene
and ae3 Bousion s;reets Ali ohee Goals at oves market
prices. JACOB WEEKS.