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NlIrh rs. lsiq

'IllE suIsrfil.r hsr'l, COVE. puulic ult,cr that
4 De- ta. lssn Iu', Appreciated D., the llunnrtbls
Juigr of Probate iHr thc Caunt, of ONilfI. and
...u--- L. lL-.l II -.lL.LI IL LL. -.I.L. a
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THOMAS EIrl.oN.I,i, .fll,,,n.

L. sad C.uai,, deceased, b, s.,,1s bond 70. The
Jaw directs. o. therefore rrlur.i. all p.r,1u.
wbp ace indebted o. che estate IT .ait ts,s,scd
o. make immediate payment; aai thI.r Who have
any Jemln lhrr,pn q, sNlftt iba .5.Hs O.
March -. l~5g GEORGE STACY.
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BRlIlSH & AMERICAN EYPRrSS CO.

10 Forward al sort. ~ Good. ani Nrroh.NtIse.
Money Bills lor Collcction, Notcs, Dnits, Choke
and the Transaction of al kind. of ENpr,.. bu'i.
nr.. In aud from all nafts ofthe
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-22
Adminis,rator's Sale.

Dl virtue Of a license to me grated bS the
ID hoaorshle Judge Of Probate Cor The Count,
OF Osiord shalt eel by public or private ale On
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ANDREW JOHNSON, In, II Stou.

o. 'n,d CoauJ,, isorlsrl, by gN,as ls1ii ~ thc
hs t,irri.. IT, thsf,isrr r,Iussi. 40 I.r.sus
sh1 8rr indebted o. ihr s.fafrui .ail deceased a.
make Immediate p1tm.ui. ali th'sr whl have
ans JguItHI. thsrruI Oh exhibit iar same o.
March ~. l~l9. TlIuMN~ VI. JOHNSON
III .al.sf.is, hrtsl,, g,,r. puhl,s npt,,y that
be- be- i-~n jui, appointed D., The ilprolbl-
JuIgv ot Probate tar thr Cuunis q ON1ri, AMI
assumri che trust 1T Executor ui the last will and
tsrttns1t ui
AGrEuISSA PACKARD. late oi Cartou.
n said County, tcr,l.cl, by giving bond o.. the
laN ditrCt.. tie therefore r,gurst. all pcfsuus
Who are inirhtr.. O. Oh, rstli, ct siii deceased.
tp make iururdiatc ptN mrnt; and those wh1 have
an, ls.nanis ,hrf~lu 10 cNh hit che saui- 60
March IS. l-l9. OTIS IIANFORD.
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'I'iiE .uI'sgrihrr hr.rh, si,s. puh,c nniic, that
4 bel has bssu duI, Appreciated o., ihr h'H,,able
Jui-v uI Probate iar che CHuBV e ONnrd. anl
...--..- ~. L..L IL -. q
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"I regard W.. Edd, q. one the most oarab'e
AID .uccs.sfal practitioners With whom have bad
uillrl.l inIrrrnnIaH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-22

TIVE subscriber !. ds.ruus ~ obtaining charge
/ oi such claims tor Bouni, laud, under Adts
Of 1850 and 1855, a. mi, have bcen
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EDMuND nuGEC.
IOHN 1AGHlRT,
Portland g. E cston ! inc.

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invited to attend tho funeral this uesday) afternoon
a. Two O'Clock. from his late residence No. Is Bright
street, jersey City.
KEssm Ats Loois. NO., Feb a. nfscr short iuess
fEfD W. ksR>ER, formerly of Caxlsyuhe Germaov age
~ years, months and "a days
iNEls--In this city on Sunday evening" Feb. 27 E1r,s
T., wife OF George w. Lively.
Ihe relatives and fre OF the family are invited to
attend the funeral service the sient street Bapt st
church, corfer Of Iaght varick streets thu tue
cay afternoon, Al two o'c ID K
e. youngest daughter Of hn B. and Loretta H. Miller,
aged MOI Tbs.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited %
attend tie funeral, this tuesday, afternoon, one
O'clock from the residence of her parents No 40 South
Fourth street, Williamsburg.
rUcKHAsKR---On Saturday morning, Feb. 20, after q
lingering Illness, Jons PcczaATxs in the s3d year Of his
age.
The relatives and friends Of tbs family also the Ger
man Grocers Society German Brotherly Society, and
Company G. Jefferson Guard are respectfully invited To
Bfoome street, corner Of Mulberry, this tuesday, after
noon, al two o'clock, without further notice Els re.
mans VIII he taken 10 Greenwood cemetery for inter-
RoBBNs.-On Monday, Feb. 20, RACHEL AMELIA daueh-
tier OF Leonard and Mary Robbins, aged years and 10
days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited TO ottend the funeral the residence Of her pa
rents No AZ Cherry street, Wednesday afternoon
scorr.-On Monday, Feb. q, wn1IAx WINFIELD only son
OF William and Mary Caroline Scott, aged years.
months and days.
The relatives friends Of the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral from the residence OF hs
parents No. 81 Downing street. Wednesday afternoon
at two O'Clock, without further invitation
the 77th year OF her age, Miss JANE Smith, Of
No. 200 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
The relatives and friends OF the family invited TO
attend her funeral this Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock
S?ERs-On Sunday afternoon, Feb q, after sudden
illness JueNA Ruth, only daughter of Speirs and Ruth
B. Brown, Of this city, in the 9th year Of her age.
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POSTAL DIRECTORY,

Foreign and Domestic Malls.
TINE OF CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK OFFTCH.
w Hs'a an a GSs ~ s1s RRS ana 81 F. 4
Rsssin mali. y r:i!rs:i 4 4 and and
will be noticed that the Easssrn mail by steamboat
nov closes at4P NJ instead Of 8, as heretofore
SUNDAY AAns. On sunday all mails close as this sace
CALEDONIA BY steamer via Panama, Monday,
The Overland Man for C.iforpia leaves 81. Louis
designed for & should be marked "Overiand. Via
g. Lax. C.r The Overland Mail from e. Joseph oJ 10 sa
SAN. Letter. should b marked Overland,
So PAc1yro. BY steamer, via Panama, Saturday, :,
HAVANA. S1 ss.@sr Empire City Thursday:
xr,oo Faon s:. ri;.n: By ::.m.p rsons:.se on
po .1d s n 6 ssss NEWT Newt 1oi
yious 70 the above date)
EuRosE.....B steamship Africa, for Liverpool.
xAa.,A On z: dsy asr he :l11. Of EACH altar
nate CunArd packet at this port being once >
With msls for the Bahsma Isisnds, 70 Be landed
II Nallhu. N. p. The United States postage viii
be i've cent. per half ounce on letters and two
cents on each newspaper. 70 be collected In all
ceived.
TINE OF CLOSING AT THE LONDON oFrros.
The Overland Mail 70 India closes In Tendon
folows:-via Mar seiles. the 81 aud 18th Of
each month Via Southampton on the Lab and
via Marseflles on the Ion and 26h. Via South
ampton 9Th snd 18th
AUSTRALIA via HsTseies susz the leh Via south-
MAuurrrus VIA Alden on the lh and 9Th of the month
Via Southampton the 9th Of the month
mails At London falls On Sunday they made up on the
evening previous
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aAArr1e0.
ADAMs-HIcKs Benton Centre, Yates county, n. Y.
Wednesday, Feb. %, by the Rev. ". W Taylor DAN
ApAMs Jr Of this city, to ELLEN K third daughter
Berry Hicks, OF the former place.
Albany papers please copy.
CALIAHAN-FAILoos.-In this city, on Monday evening
Feb 81 by the Rev James nlet at the residence OF h,
brides ntner, Mr.. THOMAS T. CALLAHAN, Of Rdge6eId
Conn.,, TO Miss ANNA MARIA FALCON, OF this city
EAKRRsoH-SBoRT.-At Bergen Hill, Hudson City, Hud
county, n Feb ~, by the Very Rev. r. Douglass
GEORGE HARRISON to Mrs. A. j. SHoKr grand niece OF the
ate David Crockett. Esq.
MoNARy-GRrMsHAw.-N Brooklyn, N. T. on Thursday
jan 10, by the Rev. Willis Lord, D., Captain WILLIAM
II. McNARY, Of Brooklyn, 70 Miss JOSEPHINE D. GKMHAw
of Philadelphia
Philadelphia papers please copy.
PMIFs-PoRTRR. Lancaster, Pa Feb %, by the
Rev. henry Boardman, d. d.. Of Philadelphia, OLIVER
PHsLfs, Jr., Of Canandagua, N. Y, TO SARAH LOUISA,
daughter Of the late George Porter Governor of Mch
gan.
RogB-DuDpSRIDGE On Thursday, Feb a. by Profess
George Bush, al the brides residence RALPH ROBE
ELIZABETH A. DupDERIDGE, both of Brooklyn, N Y.
SrLv uL-JoSr the residence of Carpenter Moger,
Esq, Morrsania N Y, Sunday evening, Feb 81 by
Slas d. Clifford, Justice, &c, ABRAM E. SrnwKL, Of
Gravesepd Kings county L. L. to CrcE1IA A. daughter OF
Charles Jones, Esq., Of the last named place.
rrFANY-MARIu-ln Ly me, Conn, on Tuesday even
ing Feb e. at the residence Of the brides father by the
Rev. Mr.. Burr Mr.. GEO. A. TIFFANY, Of Lyme, Conn., TO
Miss MARY l.. MARLIN, Of the same place.
Eastern papers please COPY.
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Markets,

Markets.
Mo8nx, Feb. 90, 1859.
Cotton steady. Sales yesterday 1000 bales madng,
l0Mc Sales Of the week IA 900 bales Rece Of
week 49, oo against % 800 bales last year. Receipts
tbs port cheso Of last years 1893 800 bales Sock in
$4,000 bales better feeling prevails and the market
is sctve ssles to-day 1900 bales mddlng, at 1OHc
lie.
SAVANNAH, Feb 26, 1859.
Gotten quiet, but steady. Sales to day 600 bales.
SAVANNAH, Feb. %, $50
Cot'on-Saes to-day $50 bales, the market closing
with an advancing tendency.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 90, 1859
Cotton rather active at the late advance prices Sales
to-day 3,700 bales.
CHARLESTON, Feb. %, 1859.
Cotton unchanged: sales to-day 600 bales.
AUGUSTA, Feb %, 1859.
Cotton firm sales to-day 300 bales the market closing
with an upward tendency.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. %, 1859.
Flour ii m at 80 SO So Wheat buoyant; white 81 "a
81 TO- red, 81 48 a 81 so. Rye in demand ut 90c
Corn acve yellow at Sic. Oats advanced, and selling at
SAKE 66c. Pork firm; mess, SIS 30. Lard 121sc.
lsKc whiskey firm at 27c a csc.
CINCINNATI, Feb. %, 1852
F1our-An active speculative demand sales 900 bbls
at SIS 60 S. 70 for supenene Whiskey firm at Is SO
Provisions quiet sales lbs. bacon sides at Sc
SIC.
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ALBANY, Feb. 28, 1859.
Mr.. NORRIS (rep.) from the Judiciary Committee, re-
ported bill to provide for upon the people
Of Richmond county for the damages incurred by the
destruction Of the Quarantine buildings II authorizes the
Governor 10 appoint three commissioners, who are to
notify the authorities Of Rich mond county Of the time Of
holding their meeting They then TO meet and take
testimony and apprase the damages Their report is to
be publshed and within certain time any person In
terested may appeal from the award to the Supreme
Court, the decision Of which 10 be final The amount
Of the damages ID 70 be lien Richmond county, aud 10
TO be collected forthwith by the Comptroller.
Mr.. MoRRB also reported bill 10 allow administrators
on bail 70 apply TO the court the heirs, and 70
compel the finishing up Of administrators duties under
the will.
The resolutions passed by the Senate recognizing the
Judiciary or the State, were reported fsvoraby 70 the
The Governor returned with his veto, the bill 10
tend the time for the collection o taxes in certain towns
In the STATE on the ground that special act for such
purpose was improper He says that there any
son for an extension law IL should apply to the whole
State.
Mir. TurnIL (rep) introduced q bill TO authorize the
construction Of railroad In Grand and other streets
In Brooklyn.
Mr. Tox1ISsoN (dem.) introduced q bill giving the
license rover of New York TO tho Mayor and Corpora
ton.
On motion Of Mr. c. s. srUuR, tao Registry law was
made he special order for Friday, at IL A. NJ
Mr. CuAsIER introduced bill 10 extend the time for the
collection Of taxes in the whole Statc Tho bill in
tended 70 obvatc tho difficulty Of the Governors veto
Mr. CHAMBER also introduced bill for the relief Of the
creditors Of the Mechanics Fire Insurance Company.
Mr. ToMrNsoN moved for information 10 the amount
OF the Canal Commssionors' drafts drawn since the let
Of January and whether there intention 70 draw
any more. Laid on the table.
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Kansas News.

ST.. LOUIS, Feb. ~, 1859.
The Teavcnworth Times has adviccs from Denver City
to the I'd inst Now and valuable discoveries are reported
at vmques Fork ten miles from the Denver claims The
claims were being rapidly taken up and largo accessions
to the population wore coming from California Utah
New Mexico. The winter had been very mild land tho
Indians were numerous, but pcaccable.
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PHnApHLFfnA, Feb. %, 1859.
a..s... 70 this morning contrad.ctA
the report thai the English sess& " e..
Interfere with the Tennessee, and also states
would be landed from the Eneish and french ves-
protect ives and property Of the subjects s their respec
tive nations unless Mrsmon guaranteed their safety be-
fore attacking Vera Cruz
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1ncensllary Fires.

bosION, FeU. zoJ Io5S
Tho Cold Spring House, an unoccupicd hotel in fsox
bury was nearly destroyed by IRE night Loss about
Ave thousand dollars insured for two thousand Two
other smaller nccndiay fires occurred in tho same city
during the night.
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TEXAS STATIsTICs-The Austin State Gazette
publishes summary Of the State census, giving total
population Of 45S 620 whom 1873 65 slav and 900
free negroes or the whites 81 $50 voters The Gazette
thinks that 000 persons have into the State
and sted since the rolls closed In 1850 the population
2l2492 The rolls give the total OF under
cultivation 2i5 of which 5Sl sos in cotton 966 in
sugar, e77 BAT in corn, and 20s O97 in wheat
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DTumgold & Proch, 214 Broadway,
Opposite 81. Pauls Church.
Clothing to order ready made,
From superfne medium
And low priced goodS.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE,


ALBANY, Feb. 20, 1859.
Mr. ELY (dem reported complete the bill relative Il
recognizing the Health Department of New York undeI
medical officers.
The bill was ordered 10 Third esding.
The bill considered Committee Of the Whole and
laid Oh the table
The bill 10 amend the act relative to the Peter Cooper
Institute was passed.
M. ELY introduced bill to authorize the Northwestern
Dspensary 70 rase loan Of $50 to erect building.
EVENING SESSION.
The Senate only was 10 session this evening.
The consideration Of the resolutions relative to the pur
chase OF Cuba was postponed until Friday evening.
During the remainder of the session the bill appropriate
ing sixty thousand dollars for the relief OF the State
lnebriate Asylum discussed in Committee of the
Whole and progress reported upon it, No other business
Of Importance was transacted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-01

The propnetor OF this Justly celebrated preparation beg
offer The maravla TO the public complete hair
They feel their duty depounce other
advertised TO produce results 10 Insult the patience
say msrava Wilt bring back the hair when sppa
renuy entirely gone; and II used az directed,
WILL PRODUCE GLOSSY CURLS,
And preserve " the hair
ITS NATURAL COLOR,
though one 1--we to the age of three score and ten.
sod by all respectable druggists and fancy goods dealers
and by the proprietsrs,
CHARLES ERNEST, co, Perfumers,
Price 30 cens ii Gold street. New York.
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/
Anh' Al OF WIN. SMITH BR1ks--DoISGs At WASH
| NoTok-1HB BANK DEPALcArIoN In BKooKLys-
| JEWS oF THE wyEK-LocAL AND mIscsLLASsoUs
hAIrEhs-hABKBr REPORTS. ETC., Ero.
INC FAMILY bERALD regular wednes1sy will
oo"nn full account OF the arrival and reception CT wa
sna1 oBrien VITA report Of speeches and memoir Of
bis life "wu give report The pv1ceotngs Of Congress,
interesting cuiars respecting the Atlantic GaaA defsca
ton Brooklyn eess OF tie preceding s oaecs
ton OF an important Interesting chsrter and ali tnc local
news New York and adjoining cities Police Reports.
Theatrical notices. &C. &c 1t WIN also full Of
The condition Of the CAtle karket retail prices
OF all kinds of Family nsrseng at Washington Marse, Cs
o M snd so%ey MARKET reports Msr,gss aod sss
matter
Ts n e.,,r. dollars COPY four Gems
| usemsnS inserted at the usual HxRAID rates
The Lases, Dr-.v,"gs or the LegaIizes Lotto
I nes, az reported 70 WOOD, EDDY &CO..
MANAGERS or THE
| DSiAwAEE. GEORGIA. KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI
STATE LOTTERIES
Official Drawings, BY Telegraph
| DFL.w .RE LorrEsIEs
Of The State Of Delaware saperend tae Of lot
% =, as % Ss s.s sss9S s s
s 90 se sa certify hat ss arc the numbers
EXTRA CLASS. No lbs. FEBRUARY %. 1850.
90, &c, g. Al. OIL, O. 50, O. 49, B lS 81
Glass No. I54. FEBRUARY g. 1859.
IsS 6s, II. "a e. 49, l6. 10. A. o. o. II. o.
And Int the said numbers drawn the order In which
Witness car hapds al Wilmington Del this Monday Feb
81 $SH s. sGhTa s'''' Commissioners.
GEORGIA LOTTERIES.
The snbscrilers Commissioners appointed supst1nteud
tss e following the wsre this day drawn
fru N tAe wheel, VIZ
CLAss No I5i. FErsUARv q, 1885,
TO- ls. "a, "A, II. Z, ~. p 49, is. 4s. ca. g. So
CLASS No. i52, EXTRA FEBRUARY rs, 1859.
2 81. 49, 81, 81, 6. 80. Ga. IS, &c. 45. 81. q.
And Ma the sad numbers the In white
tnsss our hands at AuaustA Ga this Monday Feb 2s
io0 -. p nn9GHssS' Cornmiaosor ers
WOOD. EDDY CO., w,,minston, Delsware,
Geo. snunders' Metallic Tablet Razor
the genuine arss has never been eauae for
as SAUNDERS, NO Z Asor House
Spring Clothing. Immense Stock Ready
Oak Hall "a and Sc Fulton street, ana 49, II and ~ Gold street
zen,nx's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar proof safes PSI Brcsiway Murray W.
Maravilla. Marnvina.
MARAvIILA
TO EVERYBODY TROUBLED BY DANDRUrF.
TO EVERYBODY ANNOYED BY THEIR HAIR
FALLING OUT.
TO EVERYBODY SUFFERING FROM SICK HEADACHE
A remedy at last discovered.
MARAvILLA. MARAyuLA. |
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Fashionable Dress Boots and Shoes of the
finest materials LoRlN BROOKS SON, established 1922
lS8 Fulton street, opposite Church.
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Brooklyn CITY News.

The CoURr STREET BELL TowER-No steps have yet been
taken towards the repairing of the Court street bell
The expense of such undertaking would few
duced to in the matter Another tragedy similar that
which occurred In Elm place few WEEKS will probably
wake up the authorities and procure the fremen proper
NJ MIA
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DosrON, Feb. 2S, 1859.
The ball OF the Boston Light Infantry, ak the Boston
theatre 10 night Of the most brilliant social gather
nss that has taken place here Governor sss and
sta many Of the high military officials Of the Ssatc, off,
GERS of the army and navy With delegations from mill
tary Of New York. Rhode Island Maine and other places
are present Tie theatre admirably decorated sad the
entire ndair exceedingly elegant and imposing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-01

A. Grandjean, Advice and Consultation
once the human hair has removed until further notice
he house on the westerly Of Broadway and Twel
street. few doors from broadway.
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Utaca BIayoraJsy Nomio.tAon.

UTICA, n. Y, Fen. q, 1BDS
Mr. Charles s. Wilson is the democratic nominee for
Mayor in tAis city.
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Burning Of ihe Utica Theatre.

On Sunday morning the theatre m this city w2s de-
stoyed by fire. TIE theatre cost SIS co., and in
scred for $4,000. II was owned by Mr.. Roth Of Troy
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powder proof locks and barn Also FIRE and burglar
proof parlor safes Depot l92 Pearl street VIII remove
NF.N " w -' ~ 80 W. ~ RnRfRE n PA rRICK
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The Most Popular Piece OF the Day.
LINDSEY BLUES POLKA,
BY THOMAS BAKER.
Splendid coored military title rage.
Published by FIRTH, POND 4 CO., 81 Broadway
For sale by all music dealers In the United Safes.
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Rupture Cured by Marsh q Co.'s Radical
truss They also keep sk elastic stockings for vArcoa
veins supporters and shoulder braces Instruments for de
formea ORDER No. vosey street. Astor House. n
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A. w. Faber's Lead Pencils Sold af Retail
BY ali safioners; at Wholesale, only By EBERHARD FABER
solo agent lSo william street
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Shirts s-3Ol broadway, Fullerton's Gentle
Furnishing house,. Superior shrs made 70 order b,
hand, warranted 70 o.; gloves, hosiery, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-01

Banvart1's Dlorama-The Burning or Je-
rusalemThe ladies' should bear mind
positively the last but afternoon exhibition Of this
iul and thrilling work.
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Barry'0 TrlcOpherOu9 II the Best and
cheapest article for dreasng bssutyng oleAnsins curling
preserving asd reatorng he hair. LAdleS IN h By I'll
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Died.

Birth.
VAN HossKx.-On Monday, Feb 81, Mrs CHARLES 4. VAN
HoEsEN, Of a daughter.
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Wheeler & wilson's Sewing Machines.
Oflce SOS Broadway, N. z.
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HOllOvvay's Ointment aud Pills-Combino
IN their uned agency Of nearly all the external and
ernal csoruers which or arc subject Manu-
factory, 70 Maiden lane, New York
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EVERDElLB, WEDDING CARDS, C-
"A These celebrated cards. the finest city, ocy
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF TRUNKS vALI.
n bags dc.-Ready for shippinz at W. D. STRONGS,
No. Warren sire ct, corner OF Broadway.
QROwN's BRONCHIAL TROCHEs
ID OR COUGH LOZENGES,
Cure cough cold hosrseness and nnueoas irritation %
- soreness Of he throat ,,,,,.
Relieve the backing cough In consumption. bronsfxh
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
Clear and strepghes The voice Of singers
BR R1S sRosGafxL TRoCHEs
Soothing and simple-children then.
Assisting expectoradon and curing hoarseness.
REV Henry WxsD BEECHKR.
REV. K. H. CHAPLIN. NEW YORK.
shave proved then, excellent for hoopns cough"
IAN old lady friend having tired many remedies for asthma
with benefit found srest relief nom the troches"
REV ,. LR1Ts, FRANKFORT, ILL.
"oreat benefit in affections Of The bronchial orrans"
DR. ]. r. ". LANR BOSTON.
~ simple And elegant combination for coughs, &C."
DIR. @. F. BI0ELOW, BOSTON.
Sold By drursss everywhere, Is cents per boz.
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