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Mac Slstaine $ Co.'s
CHANT NE.

This popular Wine for at The following well known
Houses
W. L. LANIER 4 CO., corner CIravier and New Leyee
CADY HOLMES, No. 7 Grayier street.
O. r. RAILEY CO., No. II Tchoupitoulas street
THOMPSON & BARNES, No. 81 Common street.
JOSEPH MAIlLoT, No. ~ Crossman street
BELLANGER CO., Orleans street.
E3~Orders taken at No. GRAVIER STREET d2s 2p1m
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Retiring from the
DRY GOOD s SINES S. y
The undersigned would again remind the public that he is
offering the
Whole of his stock,
in store and to arrive at such prices will DEFY COMPETE
TONI
He invites particular attention to the heading this notice
=" RETIRING FROM BUSINESS
Thus all may have opportunity Of supplying
their wants from assortment Of
RARE MAGN1FIoENoE AND UNEQUALED CHOICE,
Comprising every variety of
Foreign and Domestic Manufacture.
D. H. HOLMES,
jsle 2pst 14s Canal ST., betw Bourbon and Danphin
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l., formerly of the Arcade has opened the above
named house, at No Il MAGAZINE STREET where he would
be glad 70 see his old friends and the public generally.
The BEST OF LIQUORS always on hand. and LUNCH
served up EVERY DAY. at II o'clock A. NJ. jal5 2pss
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Boots, Shoes Gssad E8r0gaas.

DOOtss SsOeS 0fa0 8TOgaTas.
AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Differing ROOTS, Russe,
BR0GANs, Wool. Mexican, Palm iLeaf Straw and Cas-
peaehy HATS, AT the lowest marke, prices, By
FROST CO.,
Ne. 10 Naguziae stress
HATS. CAPS. etc.,
AT WHOLESALE
Hsare constantly receiving general Sk Pm
Cashmere, PanaA, LesAofn. Straw Palm Leaf Mexican an
Wool HATS stths lowest market prices by
FROST & CO.,
HSPSW Nc. 10 Magazine strset.
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pipes WHITE HAVANA RUN, now landing ex brig A. A.
Chapman, and for sale by
s. DE WISER & CO.,
~ FS' "A Magazine street.
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TO BE DRAWN IN THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS,
ON MONDAY, FEB. i, 1853.

1lOhEIO.. ....s.... ..s.....,s.. VI EAtns
To be had ct the Principal Once,
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brother, Thomas oBrcn, ard brother IN law, ~.
Campbell, invited 70 attend his funeral from to<
dsroe OF bis father, lA Mott street. Hs remains w
taken 70 the Cemetery Of the Holy Cross.
SCOTT at bus residence, w Ne gark NJ j., on konds'l
May 10, the Rev JAMES soorr d. d. pastor Of tho First
Reformed church, Of that city.
Ine funeral will take place rs the church In Market
srees on Friday Afternoon al half past two O'Clock The
clergy are especially invited 70 meet At bis late resdencs
NO. ID Ccutre street, at O'Clock r. NJ
sBAEKxY On tuesday norpiDg Map II Of short and
severe illness, MAaaAz, beloved wife OF James SharkeY,
aged 40 years
Her funeral will take place % Thursday from her late
residence 127 Goerck street
SfAryR I'm Tuesday mornps. May III Of consumpti On
MAR0AxSr AMxIA Slam, IN the 18th year Of her age
The relatives and friends OF tho family arc respectfully
invited 70 attend her funeral from her late residence t68
wich street, on Thursday afternoon, NJ O'Clock.
SnrH-On Monday, May 10, wIsryaKD ssIra, relict Of
Thomas Smith. In tbs s8:h year OF her age native Of
RswoonnoS, parish OF Kilbrde, county OF Roscommon,
ireland.
H. James, Peter n. and T. r. Smith, requested
tend her funeral, this Wednesday, afternoon, al two
ocieck from her late residence, TIA East Thirty sixth
street, without further notice
Boston papers please copy.
Tom Purser In the United States Navy.
his funeral will Jake place from his late residence, 334
Bridge street. Brooklyn this "wednesday Afternoon at
one O'Clock.
wnlsos-Al sea, December 30, 1867, Edwin GAavs
WuIsoN, aged rs years.
wM1N0.-On Tuesday, May II, ANHA DE- WITT WHITING,
daughter Oh wm: Il. and Mary Whiting, aged years,
months and days
Her remains will be taken to Hudson for interment
William YeIOta, in the 4Sth year or ber age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respeoul
invited TO attend her funeral from No % Jay street,
Brooklyn, this "wednesday afternoon al four O'Clock
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BsArP1ASD.-At Madison, Morris county, N. j., on sun
day May ., VAs scuAIKvrcx BaArrArD.
infant child of Andrew r. and tabeiia Benedict AGED
months and days
The funeral win take place from the residence Of her
one o'clock Tho friends Of the family are invited 10
attend.
BurmAx. --on Monday, May 10, Ma.r HnS, younges.
year, months and 10 days.
The friends Of the family are respecy invited 70 at
one O'Clock, Il SO west Eleventh street.
Busnowx.-on Sunday, May ., Ei1xAreH MosRuL,
daughter OF Encs and Eliza Burrowes -.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited 70 at
tend Der funeral, this Wednesday, afternoon At O'Clock
from her late residence Eighty nrst street, nve doors
EpvARpe.--M Antwerp, Belgium, April 9, Capt JoHy
EDwARrs, late OF the chip Frederick Gebhsrd, aged so
The friends and acquaintance arc respectfully invited
10 attend his funeral this wednesday afternoon, al
three O'Clock from his late residence, so Union street,
FAssAs.- On Tuesday, May IL, al her residence 1s1
Mott street. SAeAH wife Of Thomas Farran aged - yeais
Her funeral viii take place on Thursday afternoon 81
two O'Clock The relatives and friends Of the family also
the members Of Amity Lodge, No 323 =. A. ~, are re-
spectfuly invited 10 attend
FAlLes.-af,er shor, and severe Illness, McaAn FI
Ior, in Me eeth year Of his age.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 10 A.
tend the funeral from his late residence s avenue B,
this wednesday, afternoon, d two O'Clock.
GRrs On Monday, May TO- ErnApvrH wife Of Lorcnz
Gress IN the s3d year OF her age.
toe Hithes anu feAAFeS inc family are
invited 10 a,erd Der funeral FROM her late residence, No
$50 Broore street this "Wednesday afternoon haf.
past one ococx without further invitation
BAFTi On tuesday, Nsy III, CATHNRlsR EAvET, widow
OF 'he late loo7 Hsvey, rcr lingering uesi, aged 81
years.
The friends and relatives OF The family and also law.
renre Keenan, cren and Michael Havty invited 80 ct.
terd the fvuers from No "a Prince street Thursday
af,ernccn At tvo oc'oc't, without further rvaiioo
JoNts-in Brooklyn, on Tuesday morning, May II. q
consumption wnIIAs q. Joyrs, sge1 % years sad s
months.
His funeral Win take place from his late residence, 70
Nsssa- street this lWefoescsyl afternoon II one o'clock
MACY On tuesday morning, MAY Al, FsASoE Q. MsoT,
IL the e5th scar q bis age.
HE rcl,ivrs and fri.rss snd those ~ hs soan law,
Jceeph a. Berdsey are respectfully invited 70 attend
toe iuBtrS services, Oss wednesday, ateroop at ave
O'clock iron he late residence, 1ts Wet rweny ann
street ~ remains si be taken 10 arceuw Thurs
day.
Esriucstt, Buffalo aud Cincinnati papsr~ please copy.
NciviaE--on TUESDAY, May IA, u cossaupten, N.sr
ile ftiencs &C the family respectfully invited 70 Al
tend her funeral on Thursday Afternoon two O'Clock
from 6s Nlets street
o'BsIU.-ou Monday, May 10, LArrrscs s ossrsS, q
ccnsvmpcn youpgeet Of fAurssos and ncse Btisn
In The 204n ear Of his age
1ne resNySs and hisadi q TIE fsay, an uSsa q b,
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Cenadnn was heavy. and prices unchanged, with sales
OF about 400 bbs a tho above figures. Southern -four
heavy and dull with sales Of about 800 600 pbs at
quotations; included in the sales lots for
port TO the West India Islands Rye -four steady,
with sales Of 300 bbls. 1t quotations. Corn meal was
steady, with sales OF loo bbIs. Jersey ct our
nsares: ,, wheat was lower but more 80 active at
including Southern red at 81 o. white at 81
prime white Kentucky at 81 2eh; white Canadian Al
SIC prime white Michigan at 81 2o and red Indiana at
81 o. Corn hrm with sales of about 900 bus'es
y so n1 small vs S
southern sold at 75c '5kc. Rye was rather more
tive with sales OF about 600 bushels Northern At 60
6sc BareysAes Of about 400 bushels were made at &c
Oats were in good supply and cheaper with sales Of State
and Canadian ct 4lc 4ic, and Jersey at 36c 4o, and
CoYYu-A public sale Of s.5ls bags Santos vas made,
which drew good company, and won't of with much
spirit. The prices obtained ranged from 9c. to l5Sc
average 10 Sec OF the whole catalogue offered only zoo
were withdrawn The cargo OF the woodbne, consisting
of 200 bags Of RIO, also sold private terms and
600 matA OF Java we're sold Al 1sc
CoIros.-The news by the Persia rather stiifened
holders, without producing any change In prices The
sales embrsced about 500 bales We su quote middns
FRnerus stni continued nrm with fair amour,
offering To Liverpool about Ia 900 bushels grain
in bulk. at Sd Flour a. o. 3D. and 50 boxes bacon
were taken at 2Is To Glasgow ITO uerces beef
rates Grain was ., "a and iour Al D. g. There vas
nothing new TO the Continent To California about 400
tons we're engaged at 27c for light weight, and soc for
Provisions -Pork-rhe market easier, while the
eaes embraced about 1000 bbs, including mess a, SIT
Is Beef wa. SesVy with sales ofsbcG Goo 200 b %Ss.
including country mes ri $40 90 sil SO and country
prime at IS s. so; repackcd Western at tl2 so
and extrs do al Sl4 Is S14 80. Prime quiet
nj sis t22 Beef hams were at $6 SIS BAeon-
Sales Of $50 boxes reported a skc for long ribbed
short Sc. &C. and opg clear do at 12c. smoked. Cut
meats steady with sales OF about $50 hhds nclud
ing shoulders at exc 7c., and hams at skc. exc.
Lard was unchanged, with sales OF 400 500 bos and
NJ n mi m Al Hnf
ter heavy; new Ohio was at isc 22o and Stats at
lsc. n CSC. Cheese was duh at 6hc. Sc
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TFuRTY-FIETH CONGRE10,
yLRsr SESSION.



WASHINGTON, May H. 1858.
Various petitions Of uninterestlng description were
presented and referred.
PRIVATE LAND CLAIMS.
On motion OF Mr. BENJAMIN, (adnn) OF L., the bill for
the ana adjustment Of private Land claims In Florida
Louisiana, Arkansas and Missouri considered. The
bill excited considerable debate in its minute and final
iy, with unmporans amendments, was read third time
and passed.
The bill for the repeal Of the Fshing Bounties act
taken up, and
Mr.. Hale, (opp) OF n H., spoke against and in favor
OF the system Of bounties He considered that the Of
revenue for collectors Of the customs TO 20
pleasure excursions and thence write graphic accounts
OF their martin experience TO the Boston papers
Mr.. Hale having concluded, Messrs. MALLORY, DAVIS
nnd PUGH spoke the bounties-hr Davis suggesting
that system OF apprenticeship nigh. prove serviceable
towards raising supply OF seamsn for the navy.
Mr. SEWARD (opp Of n. Y, spoke against the prejudice
sought be py calling the fisheries local interest
Tracing the history Of the bounes he showed that they
were built a policy Of the British government,
which had been found successful In its operation, and
which has continued the purpose Of that policy
the education Of seaen, and he Sewad would vote Tor
the continuance o. tho bountcs.
Senate hero went into executive session. and III Its
cloae adjourned.
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relation to American securities, the London circular OF
sasserthwaise says
snce our advces OF the 23a instant the onsy market
mas petn easy srd there has been rather disposition
remains steady. New York Central bonds are seq nsed
for and are scarce The shares are also rather moro
wanted Michigan Central bonds are Arm former rnses
Erie tnird mortgage have been dealt reel, At
rom ~ 70 W. and few transactions IN Erie shares
nave tssen place, at from 2sh TO RAY illinois Central
oooos lave peen more Inquired for especially pr ceot
construouon Donds lineis Ceutrai shares have been
very heavy and close dull 81 10x discount eonsols
close 1S7x 10 973s for money and account.
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HuTCmNos- OnsBuRs. On Tbursdsy, May 9, by tho
Rev. Thomas H. Burcn, Auousrus II. HuIuMsos 70 ELIZA
BEru ST. gExY OuBURs, all Of this city.
Springfield. Il., papers please copy.
LxGKs-PRoxr Saturday, May 8, by Rev N.
Wossido al the residence Of the brides father Hoboken
N j., Mr. H. H. IEgKS TO Mrs CARoIIsI H. PRoEr eldest
daughter Of John g. Probst, ESQ.
MnDIlBsooK- Tuesday, May IL, in ChrIst's
church, Bridgeport, Conn, by the Rev George Thral,
GpoRon A. MDDiyHoox, Of New York 70 SUSIE j., daugh.
ter or VIM Hayes. Esq, Of Bridgeport
VAN risw-wsmsG On Thursday evening, May 8,
By Rev. T. T. yermilye JAcos VAS r1sxI TO Lucy CARo
LINE WHITING, both Of This city.
Boston papers please CODY.
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The Southern Commercial Convention.


MONTGOMERY, Ala, May 10, 1858.
The Southern Commercial Convention assembled in this
city at noon TO day.
that hour.
temporary organization effected by the choice OF
Allen =. owen, o. Georgia, as chairman
The Convention IL composed OF over 800 delegates,
representing North Carolina South Carolina Virginia. Mis-
sssippi, Tennessee, Florida, Alabama and Georgia
The hotels crowded.
Kansas, Central America the opening Of the slave
trade African apprentice labor, Southern publications,
direct European trade and other matters privately dis
cussed and w perhaps be brought TO the attention Of
the Convention.
The usual Committee OF Organization was appontei,
and reported as follows
For President-A P. Calhoun, OF South Carolina
For Vice Presdent-Mark A. Cooper, Of Georgia.
For secretary-P. d. Page, Of Alabama.
committee business, composed OF members from
each State represented, was appointed.
Delegations still arriving
The Convention engaged the discussion OF rules for
their government, and OF L. W. sprats roport on the
slave trade.
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THE FAMILY HERALD.

| Anniversary Week-Annaai Sermons
Utah ExpodasiOn-TAs Ocean Tsle4rsph-
AnAars In 4urOpe- Proocedisgs OF Con-
kzess- Interesting Locs, Nsws-eIarket Re-
Ports, &C., &C., 80.
The FAMILY HERALD of today win contain . record d
events OF the previous week Of to The genera
reader. Among other mAt.ers-
The Dofngs of Anniversary Week Meetings. of the New
York Magdalen Society, the American Female Guardian
eey the American Tract Society," tho seamen's Friend
cety Ladies' Five Points hisson Young Mems Christina
Association Union theological Seminary
tons.
Annual Sermons before the New York Bible Society Ane
and Foreign Christian Union American Homo Mission.
AIRY socety and the Society OF Inquiry Of the Union
gical eemir airy.
Dedication Of the Fourth Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Cburch-sermon by the Rev. DR.. Durbin.
Missionary Keeling In st. Thomas ChurchAddrcsses by
Row Mr. Rsmbo and Rev. Mr. Hsnng. blind missionary
Letters from correspondent Leayenwerh showing
the progress of the Utah Expedition.
Letters from correspondents in Paris Madrid, &C.
with extracts from European files OF interest.
The Ocsan Teegraph-Lstter from our Special Cores
pondent In London.
Fatal Result Of Aborton-Arrest OF the alleged perpe
traitor, DC.
Adventures of New York Detective In South America
The EHraduon Case In PaducAh. KyPAruculArs Of the
Forgery, &c.
The Body Found Barrel In this CySuspclcn Of Muir.
dsr-Arrest Of the who shipped the barrel &c 30
The Titles Murder In Rocheser-Ieue Ira de
Tending himseh.
Dongs wAshnxton-Report Of the Proceedings Of Con
gress
Editorial Remarks prominent events of the day
Obituary Notices Of Distinguished Persoas recently dc.
ceased.
The Local Incidents and adjoining ces of general
interest,"
Full Report Of the Prices of all Of Marketable Pro-
duce carefully corrected each week
The Latest Intelligence received up time pubucA
ton, by telegraph or otherwise.
Together with Police ReporsTheatical Mstsers-Report
OF the Cattle MsTketMOney and Commercial MarkssMar
riages and Deaths-formng MAS Of Interesting useful
miscellaneous reading.
Terms-Only ~ 4 year; four cents a single COPY To be
obtained at the Office of the HERALD and news agen
Heron Sewing Machine Company.-New
%. Sa s e az
Parties purchasing wiz receive full instructions al
Broadway.
Barth0if's Sewing observation-disclosures ma,
GENES make excellent wosk".N Sun. An examination
solicited at the ONCE 459 broadway of
Wilson's Hair Color, Only 25c. q Bottle.
colors the hair TO black brown" dye the skim
color TO glossy 'biack or brown Agency, SS Grand
street in the drug Applied ike wassr-ao stain what
Smithsonian House. Broadway, corner OF
Houston street. New York.-Rotel accommodations the
Locking GLASSES, Picture Frames, &C.,
new and beautiful styles, at great reductions
WILLIAMS. STEVENS, WILLIAMS 4 Co,
s5s Broadway.
New York Wire Railing Company.
Extensive manufacturers Of al kinds Of
IRON fENCEs,
HDTCaINsOH L wI5KxRsHAM,
RpoaA paa-I VA
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Arrest OF Persons Charged with Fraudu-
IentIy Procuring Bounty Land Warrants.
BELLOWS FAILS, VI, May IL, 1858.
John G. Busne, Of Barton; T. Bckord, OF Montpelier;
r. D. Yates Of Calais and Moses Wallace of Topsham
this STATE have becn arrested FOR frauduleny procuring
bounty land warrants by United States Marshal Par
fridge warrants issued by District Attorney Stoughton,
and being examined II the Office Of the latter In this
village. About forty Witnesses are present
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT

AsHxs1he saleS embraced about 100 bbls pots at &C.,
and rs do. pearls At 6Ic.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market continued dull, espe.
ciay for common and inferior grades while the higher
qualities firmly held. The sales embraced about
5000 5000 bbs within about the following range of
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Interesting from the Utah Army.

81. LOUIS, May IL, 1853
The Independence Messenger Of Saturday mentions the
arrival there Of three direct from Camp Scott They
reported that the troops In good health but that
provisions scarce, with the exception of poor beef
General Johnston would not be able to forward
until fresh supply Of animals received. The party
met the express messenger from New Mexico ct Green
river, with the that Capt Marcy would not be able
10 reach Camp Scott before june in consequence OF the
great quantity Of snow on the mountains.
man arrived at the camp few days before the party
left, who reported tina. the Mormons equipping
companies 70 stop supplies and hArrass the troops.
The party also met COL Hoffman with two companies OF
cavalry and hundred and f,y wagons with supplies
hundred and twenty miles east Of Laramie On the
10th Of April, about hundred wagons ready 70
leave laramie ~ soon a. Col. Hoffman arrived. These
trains would reach General Johnston early In May
The first trains started this spring met just
beyond Big Blue but in consequence Of the weather
making slow progress. Some Of the trains waiting
for better roads.
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Markets.
NEw ORLEANS, May TO- 1853.
The sales Of cotton TO day 800 bslce, at firm
prices Freghts are better. Sterling exchange los .
i0sx.
The sales Of cotton to-day were 900 bales at un-
changed prices. Receipts 2,oeo bales.
CHARLESTON, May 10, 1858.
The sales Of cotton day 100 baiss. without
SAVANNAH, May 10, 1858.
Our cotton market unchanged, with limited iransac-
tons.
Augusta, May 10, 1858.
The cotton market In dull and unchanged.
Oswkao Nay IL 81 N.
Flour In better demand-Saes 800 bbls. at - 70 ~
for common 10 extra State. wheat lower-Saes IL 600
bushels At 73c 7sc for Chicago spring. Corn steady
Sales 65 600 bushels Illinois river Mt COO. Oats dull Ca
nal freighsWheat &c. 10 New YORK Lake imports to-
day-45 600 bushels oats. Canal exporss-l3,oo 900 bbs
-four; $4,000 bushels wheat 10000 bushels corn; 5000
bushels barley; $4,000 bushels oats.
PBuAnsiPfHs, May IL 1883.
Flour dull Wheat quiet. Red, 81 81 10; white, 81 rs
81 25. Corn buoyant Sales of 10 oc0 bushels whis-
dull and lc. lower Provisions dull.
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Looking GAnAses, Picture Frames, &c.
and beautiful styles, at great reductonA
WILLIAMS. STEVENS, WILLIAMS 4 CO.,
Broadv av
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Inauguration OF Mayor Henry OF Phlla-
dciphia-
PHILADELPHIA, May IL, 1858.
Mayor Henry was inaugurated at noon 10 day, In indie
pcndence square, and made brief address 10 large
Of czens, In which he promises economical
supervision OF the finances, reorganization Of the police,
retaining such only deserve and worthy, dis
missinR thoee whose habits unfit them for service.
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Tho Midland Railroad depot, at the foot Of summer
street. destroyed by Ore 1t about day There
not much freight in the depot and the loss Is only
about IS 900.
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New style Ccicred Photographs, by the
srs-his fret America See the xems
Il HOI.MEs' gallery, ESQ BROADWAY.
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Smithsonian House. Broadway, corner OF
Houston street, New York-Rotel accommodations on the
EurQnsan pan
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New York Wire Railing Company.
Extensve manufacturers OF al kinds O
IkON FENCES,
Iron bedsteads and ornamental iron WORK
HUTCHINSON WI5KKRSHAM,
S2 Broadway, Pearl street. New YORK.


he Advised In Time.
In these terrible and sudden attacks OF Sickness whether
be pieursy influenza dizziness and violent headache
gesve bilious other fevers rheum govt the
first thing Ii 10 get down good dose Of
BRANDRETHS PILLS.
When these have had full effect the danger be look
ed In the face, and few more pls with good nursing will
complete the The genuine be obtained
the principal office, zg4 Canal street. Brandreh Building
Prepared OH OF Ethal-A Substitute for Cod
liver oil T. Queru, chemist. l36 Fourth avenue
PENFoLD. CLAY CO.. No. Fletcher street.
Cr1stadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees--
The best the world; retail and the dive pr
vately applied Asor House.
Bafchslor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tsxpscs.-
The best Ia the world-surpAsing al made Sold and ap
piled n The mandatory IS Broadway.
Bazrys TricCphsrous Il ths Best and
cheapest arcls for dressing identifying cIeanspg curling
all druggs'a
Holloway's Ointment--The Great External
antdoe. When impurities In the blood determined 70
the surface the form OF bosches posaes dry sxoAons
bo rashss &C., this poent preparation Ia the only safe and
radical remedy.
Dupuy's Cordial Elixir OF Peruvian Bark
For general debility impaired digestion and dyspepsa,
whether arising from constitutional weakness sedentsry
eiIir Peruvian tho available toeio and
scribed generally BIZ the fscuiy No. 69 broadway. New
York
Radical Cure Truss. supporters, Bardagcs,
elastic ssochnEs &C. ~ MARSH 90 g. No vesey street
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Wheeler u WNsons sewing Machines
Highest premiums awarded 1907 By the American Institute
New ycsk Maryland Institute, Baltimore and al TIE Maine
Oonnsccut Tilnos ana Michigan state fair~ Oces sd
Brosawky, New Yotk feel fox cucuex
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Prepared OH OF Ethal-A Substitute for Cod
Liver OIL T. Queru, chemist. l36 Fourth avenue.
PENFOI.D, CLAY CO., No. Fletcher street,
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Wilson'S Hair Color, Only 25c. . Bottle,
colors the hair TO black brown" does skim
but aca amply on the hair turning hair
color TO glossy black or brown" Agency a6 Grand
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Frsderick's Photsgs sphsc Templs ~ Art,
Nos and se7 Broadvsy opposite Meropollsu Hctel
rsoogspbs hAlstypss daSuseo,ypes and smbrstypss n
every styia
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The Latest Ipportsfsons OF Gentlesns ems
Furnishing goods and shirts MooDy's asa broadway