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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-03

Boston, May =, 1862
The eighth annual convention Of tho National Psuters
Union met here today in the or the Common Coun
Gil, at the City Hail. After preliminary organization and
some unimportaRt proceedings, the Convention made
choice Of the following officers for the ensuing year.:
Presideat-Robert q. Smith, Of Philadelphia.
Yice Presidera-Milo Barrett, OF Montgomery, Ala
Second Vice Presiet-Gcorge W. Colby, Of Cincinnati.
Sscrdary and Teassrer--Thomas ]. Walsh, Of New
York,
Corresponding Secretary-George N. Brisbip, Of New
Orleans.
About thirty delegates present. representing the
principal cities Of the Union. The convention will term
nate with banquet at the Revere House Thursday
night. The delegates meeting with generous hosp
taiy
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Fire an Payytuclset, RI.

Providence, Nay 2, 1869
fire occurred to cay in the village of pawtucket
about fve iles south Of this city, which destroyed
cs the Oldest mills IN the State It was used for the ma
nuscure Of shoddy. dwelling house entirely
suned and many others were more or lees injured
runber of barns burnt Most of the property
was uninsured
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Troy, May 2, 1859.
murder occurred in the town Of Sand Lake, about
fourteen miles from this city, on Sunday. An old man.
named John BeldDg, beat out his daughter Christmas
brains with hammer. He laboring under Ut OF iu-
sanity and imagined that his daughter possessed of
devil The murdered girl about nineteen years Of age
Bedding brought TO this city aud in jail. The
Grand jury in session. and already taken action in
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The Southern Pacific Railroad.

New ORLEANS Nay q 1853.
President Fowlkes has published report Of the pro.
ceedpgs of the Board Stockholders of the Southern
Pacific Railroad The stock TO be reduced to 81 OO0
AMI the stockholders required to surrender half the
prcsent Issue. President Fowkes has gone to Memphis
and will call meeting there; also louisville and else.
where.
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meeting Stockholders d ihs American Atlantic and
Pacific Ship Canal Company for the election Of Directors
wal he'd yesterday At ths ONCE rue ompsny, No
lowing Gfeen, f1oa &C osk I'LL two T. H.,
10 pursuance OF public notice published tie HERALD,
when
Nathaniel n. Wolfe,
Elisha A. Packer,
William Reed,
joan H. PorrOy,
Gabriel F1rnsn and
John H. Body,
were duly elected directors OF said company yer
nom the hfst Monday Of June % II, winch tmc Pre-
Silent, Secretary, &C., win be elected. Mr. Joseph H.
White having resigned all cton VITA toe company
he Of course WAS left out
More than two thirds OF The capital soc- which is
scoo' 90 5000 shares) 20 100 shares voted upon.
The Utmost harmon prevailed amopg the s,ockaoiiers
aAd oh unusual degree OF confidence manifested in
the opening Of the line.
The proposition for buying the Collins ships and bring
ing Captain Comstock into the management decidedly
popular with all. This would he splendid strike II it
could orly DO accomplished. Money and good manage
mont, however, will DO IL.
The company afraid relying too r,wch upon
what the United States government ia gong to co. not al
together in the way Of compromising them for the loss OF
boa.s property Be- but what it is going to do towards
enforcing Nicaragua 10 stand up 10 its bargain in the ship
canal charter The companys bid which ii put in for
earring the MALE had not been heard from yesterday at
two O'clock. The company determined upon opening
the route Ut all hazards.
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harsEE AND SoiREE DNsAS1x AT The ACADsxy.--Mr.
Ferrcro teaches the sprgs Of tho creme lie IL creme
the mysteries Of dancing and manners, intends TO give
grand aaatnsc aud srse AT the Academy of Music on
Thursday. viii be private affair for the SPECIAL dolce.
taon Of Mr. Ferreros pupils and their friends grand
display Of feminine beauty at nearly all periods Of Life,
may DO expected.
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Shocking Nfuy der Ia yVelllfeet, nIass.

BOSTON, May 2, 1863.
About one O'Clock this morning, in South welaeet,
dass Samuel Fish shot Mr. Eben S. Ward his father;n-
a, dead with shot gun. Fish then tried to shoot him
sei but the gun missed IRE. The first alarmed
,he family by throwing bricks through the windows,
when Mr. Ward and his wife got out OF bed and lighted
amp, after which the faahot fred through tho
wndow Fish has been arrested and coneses the deed
10 has beer occasionally ireane
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Trotting Match Mt New Bedford.

New BEDFORD, May 2, 1853
The great trotng match between the Bencia Boy and
Lady Mac, came OF this afternoon on the Point road.
Large amounts pending this trial of speed the
odds on the Bencia Boy. Distance four miles. II was
by the Benica Boy eleven minutes four seconds,
hY lcueth and half.
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NV ORLEANS, April 30, 1853
Coilcn-ssies 10 DAY 5b0 bales, al unchanged prccs
Mesa pork was dull Cannes, i0c. III Nc.
NEw ORLEANS, May 2, 1850
Cattor---SAes TO day 1000 bales but quo
ttby lowe prices rhe recjpi 81 the North Bottoms
stvioes csusci lcss GrnnesS market. Sugar firm
= q &c. ior far. Moassas, o9C
CINCINNATI, May, 2, 1859
Flour has an advancing ienGency Sc 40 So 50 asked
f,r superhee. wnisscy puoy ant a, 2iGo Provisions
quiet.
BALTIMORE, May 2, 1859.
Flour rm at Sc 60 cor beth Howard stgeet aud OHIO.
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AT f AIRS IN WASHING T ON.

Official Dispatches from the Squadron ut
Vern GENERALIZATION OF the Coal Agencies,
Ses, Sc.
oCe SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, May 2, 1869
Dispatches received to day at the Navy Depart
ment from Captain Jarvis, dated Vera Cruz April 81
confirming the brought By the Tennessee Of the
desperas battle between Miramon and the liberals
the City CT cxico, both claiming the victory. he adds
postscript Just the mail closing, announcing that
the bers party had rassd the siege of the City of Mex
TIE State Department received nothing by the Ten
nessees MAIL from Mr. McIane.
Tbs Navy Department. in accordance with the law
parsed last session. has abolished the coal agencies
These positions the most lucrative under the 60
vernment Coal is 10 be purchased hereafter other
material for the navy.
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with the white, but Who practically exhibit q
greater repugnance to the colored people than
do the pro-slavery men in the North, Or even the
Niger drivers Of the South.
The flame Of jealousy on this ground ia now
being famed by contest which is going forward
in the negro church of ST. Philip, in Mulberry
street. For some time past the congregation has
been under the teaching of the Rev. Mr.. Morris,
awhile minister. A number Of the congregation
want to have colored minister; but the white
man holds on tenaciously to his bread and but
ter. Hence there is great split in the church
and an exciting contest. His opponents say it is
very mean on his part to persist in holding the
Office when 30 many object, and when there are
30 many aspiring young men OF color ready to
take his place.
It appears that the FIRST pastor of the church,
Rev. Peter Williams, many years dead, instruct
ed q number of negroes for the ministry of the
Gospel; but preference of part of the congre-
cation for white preachers has had the effect of
excluding these young gentlemen from 6 the
work of the Lord, ;" for which they feel they have
"a vocation" Some Of them, therefore, have
gone elsewhere in quest Of "lields of useful
ness" and others are about to leave the
country fer Central America, for Hayti, and
for other distant regions II must be ad-
United that the negroes of talent and edu-
cation among us are badly used by the white
aboltionists, who, notwithstanding all their
pirate and buncombe about equality of the races,
now permit their black brothers to exile them
selves from their native land for want Of little
of that encouragement which they could SO
easily give them, and which they undoubtedly
would give, if there was any truth or sincerity
in their professions. It is next to impossible in
this free State for negro to rise higher than
bootb!ack, whitewasber, waiter, barber, steve
dorc, or other mental employment. DR.. Nc
Cune Smith, Downing, the oysterman, and two
or three other conspicuous exceptions, only con-
firm the rule. In this dilemma we really know
not what advice TO give the gentlemen of color.
Their unqualified ambition and discomfort fur
nish the best comment on the course Of the IN
principled demagogues and trading agitators
who lead them astray.
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Oneraffc Affairs.

MAGMA FAILS, May 9, 1852.
pccolimini and suite arrived here this morning They
leave direct for New York to night
PHnApEIPmA, May 2, 1869.
Gazzanga wes welcomed by brilliant and immense
audience this evening in " Travata" ct the Academy,
The season promises 80 be very successful.
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KoNp0uT, n. y, Nay 2 1862.
TIE rs, cargo Of coal arrived down the Delaware and
Hudson Canal on Saturday evening, from Hawley Coal
t.on lopesiao arrived this morning Large Quantities
o coal are expected arrive his week from Honesae
aud Ha~ley,
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Fire I'm GOrtt0nsvillc.

GoRDoNsvnIE, Va, May 2, 1859.
The principal hotel here, with adjoining building,
destroyed by fire at four O'Clock this morning LOSS
Sc coo: fully insured.
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Fire In Perry.nansvsiIe.

BALTIMORE, May /, 1902
The residence Of Hon. Jacob A Freshman in Perry
mansvne, liza! ford county, burnt on saturday Loss
IS OOO
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TIE OrERA-ble. Pccoomni will commence her fare
wen engagement at the Academy Wednesday in ,he
"Traviata," WITH B-gooh and Amodio Ga Friday she
will sing pcn Pasquale.' The prospects Of the season
nse o,ita brilliant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-03

The Steamship Circassian viii Positively
sail for Galway via st. johns Thur say Nay g. Price Of
passage only $50 including cooked provisions
bles and free railroad ticket 10 part of Great Britain
The CIRCSI8N has Just made voyage Ireland and bsck
IN month Apply 70 tie Express Coapany 81
Hsd8Cp street, corner of Jay
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PRIscs IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE.
De SBNoGE & Co, sPEaNAY FRAME
used al the
srHRIAL rABrEs on THE CONTINENT EUROPE,
be had at all leading hotels and all principal
desiefs throughout tbs country.
b. " HACGHWOUr. Sole Importer
corner OF Broadway and Broome street
From amongst numerous nserI,y testimonials beg ~
st mis- the ioow1g trim some Of the leading purchasers q
FROM THE HOWARD HOTEL.
NEW YORK April Z, 1889
Mr.. Z: Y. HAuGHwoUrDrAR SIs:-In reply 10 your In
purchased from you, take pleasure ataing hst
gvep entire satisfaction my ,uners and consdsr
excellent wine, and which confidently recon
j. E. KINGSLEY
FEoH THE CT. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
We tried the PRINCE MrERIAL CHaxracSr ana CT.
dis iy endorse the ABOVE Recommendation
THkADHELL WEITCOMB co.
FROM THE METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
having tested the Prince Imperial Champ agne ~
). Leland 90.
FROM THE AsTOR HeusE
those who have tried the VINE like Il very rnupn.
q. a. sTETs0N.
FROM THE WESTERN HOTEi.
+. D. WINCHESTER
FRGM THE JONES HOUSE
Iohserfuy add ny testimony TO the above recommspda
tols GE0kGE PIRMIS-
Ihave scld large qusn,ly Of Prince Imperial Champagne
which has given perfect Satisfaction e ny oss'omss aadT
We have tried the Prince Imperial Chsnpsuns and ti.,
well OF Is ourselves and 80 also do our cuatomers.
K. TUSSELL 4 Co, Made Lane,
Formerly Clark Brown.
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Wheat advanced white 81 CO 81 S. rod .! IS 81 IS
Toe mMke' coaea aTm ST ,ne tavaner. Corn sdg@Besa
yellow Sic. sSc.; white 79c. Pros oas a'm. Bacon
sides $40. a9Mo. Eess pork Slz So whiSG'y qist at
rs 30, 26c
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G@xry'S TrHoopherous IL the best aad clexp.
srce for dressing besafyg. eIeanoR curling
ing and rsseorinx ne hAk. LADIES uy II Sold By drug
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HlI's Hair Dye, so Cents Black or Brown
Depot No Barclay street. Also sold At $50 broadway anc
By Ill druEaists
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The Crawford House at the White Mountains
Destroyed by Fire.

LIrrIgroS, n, r., May ., 1859
The Crawford House nt the White Mountains was dos
troyed by fire last night, Insurance siao 900. 1t will be
roout at Onre
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CrfssssIOro's Hair Dye, wigs and Toupees-
TIE bet In the world wholesale and retail and dye pr
vAtey applied. As.cr House. ~
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eCcstnx'sn Rn4, Roach, 60, Externinntoz
depot Removed 40 70 40 broadway l9ovl sol
now per week I! II Beware ~ ofapwtots limitations
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The Nashville at Charleston.

CHARLESTON, May l, 1859
The United States malt steamship Nashville, Captain
Murray, from New York, arrived here seven O'Clock
on SATURDAY, evening
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Ksnnedy's medncai Discovery u warranted
70 screis sDsias rheum sea head nIeer.t.s
sore lexA For sale By al drvggiStA = -
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pa. Fins, Exchange and Specie BroIrsr IS6
Greenwich street. aecond door north Of Pacific Hotel
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30 Cent Ainbrotype LiIxenesscs, with Case.
Family groups and chldrens lkepes benutuliy taken by
HIMBALL COOPER, 3i7 Broadway.
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Gss Fitting and FIXTURES al Retail. ut
wholesale Places }. u. IAN kEkD ais Bleeekes IT,
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BcTrsng's Patent Champion Fire
and burglar proof safes 25 Broadway Murray It.
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Gents Spring Style of Hat now Ready a.
2iS broadway, under Bsrnun's Museum.
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NEWS FROM UTAH TERRITORY.
Abatement or the ExcitemeDt-The Rupture
between the Government Officials, &c.

Abatement or the Excitement-The Rupture
between the Government Officials, &c.
81. LOUIS, May 2, 1859.
The Salt Lake correspondent OF the Repubcaw, under
date Of the 9th u says that the excitement there has
somewhat abned, and that thin attributed In part 10
the knowledge the Mornons now heye of the practical
working Of the Jury law passed by the late Legislature
1t being a complete nuiity to the punishment Of any
crime committed by the Mormons Under this law the
clerks Of the Mormon county courts select the grand
petit juries of the federal courts and such restrictions
are imposed as dsqualfy every Gentle in the Territory
The rupture between Judiciary and Executive is stated
TO be open and reconcable, unless the Governor Yields
which he will not do; and iftse administration moves In
the matter detrimental 70 the Judges they will resign,
and publish manifesto disclosing darker and blooder
scenes than any heretofore exposed.
Judge Cradlobaugh has adjourned the Court at Provo
being unable to accomplish anything.
Brigham Young delivered temperate discourse in NE
Tabernacle, on the 7th.
Arrival OF the Water Witch from Paraguay
WASHINGTON, April 2, 1889
The steamer Water WITCH from Paraguay, arrived hero
TO day.
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Defiance saiaalanifer Safes--sEftE Parent
,owder proof ocss Ind bArs Also Are aud burs,
proc paror safes Depo. cS Murray street, OF College
Dlsoe; Qormeriy 1913 Pcsrl street,
RO2xGT XePATgIC6
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Weeds Parent Family Sewing Machines
New style, price $50 Once Az Broadway.
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III You Want FnshlOaabIe Fiat for 81
worth 81. 20 to SCOTT BACBMAN. Jas Fulton esreet
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Trnsses, Sh~ulder Braces, Elastic Stock
ings belts body braces and Dr. QLOVEES lever
No. street.
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Grover s. Bakers Celebrated
MORALES Family SnwING MACHINES
NEW SiYLES AT REDUCED PAICES
set Broadway. Ner York
1G2 Fulton street. BROOKLYN.
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Inc Best Spsiae Bed sa Exissenee--{ DOVE.
elliptic, At from 50 to So SIS Broadway Call and zee T.
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Another AstOhisher.-I1ie Public have
again been nstonhed by another of hosc asonng ast1ns
in the way Of bats ened and manufactured by re-
nus of the tu KNOX OF 22 Broadway, Fuhon
Get which has been cristened "ihe Pride OF YOUTH"
D, Gr memnss persuade your boys 10 take
Keys and purchase for them Of these nultu par
IN, --uQ
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Summer rDdershfrts and Drawers,
MOODY'S Shir. Emporium, aG2 Broadway
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OHAKLksrUN My + I659.
The captain and four seaeu belonging to the schooner
Sarah H. Hills from Savannah Goth April bound to Ken
nebunk, Name, reached Charleston Saturday. The
ycssel was abandoned, disnagted and fun OF water
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Raliou's Improved French Yoke Shirts.
made 10 order from scientific measures
BALLOu BHOTHEES, 20? Broadway sole man Cac.rers
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The Latest Drawings OF the LeguliLed Lot
toriee, % reported 10 WOOD, EDDY 4 CO.,
MANAGERS or THE
DELAWARE. GEORGIA, kentucky AND MISSOURI
STATE LOTTgERs
0mcisi drawings. by telegraph.
ryfAwtRE ,OTTrpl FIG


State LOTTERIES
OiDcisi drawings. by telegraph
DELAWARE LOTTERIES.
THE SUBSCRIBERS Conaorefs appoictd by the Governor
If ths stare OF Delaware supernteud the drawing
~ auhczsd by Legislature having this s.teadei tho
Ora wing the oticry Tor sa OF Delaware
In eareby certify that the following the numbers which
we're this day drawn frcrl The Wheel viz
EXTRA CLASS No 26t MAY 2, 1889.
a, &c, H. 49, "A, 81, "a, Gs, :, 81, u.s. 60, g. Il, ST.
CLASS No. 2s2, MAY g. 1859.
81, 60, IL, 8, GS, "a, 81 So, So, 35, 80, 50, So.
Ard that said numbers drawn order In which
they s,and above
&I;neas cur hspds at Wilmington. DEL this Monday
kay 2, LISA GEORGE q. GoRDCh.}
JOS. SEAL, Commissioners.
JAMES DUNCAN,
GEORGIA LOTTERIES.
se drawing Of the sparta Academy Iery 10 hereby cernfy
THAI Tie following are The numbers which this dpy
from the wheel, VIZ
CLASS No. 80 MAY 2, 1859.
IS, 3d. "a, As, &c, "a, 4, Y, s, SO, "A, "a.
GLASS No. $50. EXTRA. MAY 9, 1850
II, 50, 81, 5, So, II, 81, IA, u, II, 46, !, 80.
And hat said numbers drawn In the order which
hey stand above
1859. =. O. BARRIER, 2c,,' -
WOOD EDDY CO. saa Aasas. D Gloria
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Whites Spring style OF Hat Surpasses any
hs sued this also his styles Of hats OF
color shade and shape that for Caps straw
bats ohdrens fancy hats; boys caps ali hc new
STYLES esn be found at WHITES 26 Broadway,
NUNS MueenYn y -
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OVERWHELMING @'', 'sA.oHes q. 1.esAu, az
------------
hsnne0y>s medical Discovery IL wvurrn MT ~
sre xs For ALE Nv ~ dryrsias 1oA "1aa aieers'ed
-
E~rry'S ITsc0phcrotiS 10 the best and cheap
e srce for dressng besaying cIeaniog curling prsaery-
ing rHkorng hAr LADIES uy IL Sold by III drug.
gissx
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fyrfass sIOro.a Hair DYE. wigs and T0upees-
7v het IN tbe rosd rhors.e and r.,a AMI on, dyr nr
s.,s,y .,n,tsd a s,"r y,rnaa - - ' 'NP"
w" "SS-' 20. - -
Batchelor's Hair Dye. Wigs and Toupees.
the beN In the wd surpsserg all made. Sold add sgphed
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Prince Albert HAT on Wednesday.
GEElN b7 Brnasyay
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M,ssrs PENFOI.D, PARKER 4 MOWER whoesais
dugt lists, have removed from No Fletcher greet 20 U Beck
street
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Geo. Saunders Metallic Tablet Razor Strop,
This niiSi,abls article may be obtsns OF sos manu-
sserr, q. a. SAL ,ERS No. Aston HOUSE. su6 OF to
various agents throus bout the city.
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Virginia ktflsesSiniek Smoking Tobrcco.--
Liberty street. "
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AOlowavs EMfs-Eacfs to he Remember
eaow sJiris declining appetite iadg esou ani dygreusis
ARE rpeS exchang ad Tor rohust health these
most eheseut uel,oine. Mandatory, SaMaden Lane.
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cure usi They also keep silk eess socfpxs for vacose
vttas snrpovters sud shcuider
rnhes 'nsde W order NO. yesey street House ~ Y
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NOTICE 70 THOSE AFFLICTED WITH sCaoYv-
IN lous nunors DR. kENNEOY VIII De a. his Office under
the Smithsonian House enrsrce Houston street. during
frat week In Msy. All who troubled with SOfU.
L., sALrKHEu1, ERysIeELAs, OAshEK, NGRs
ING SORE MOUTH, k.Ai.D BEAD, RlN9wORM SORE
EYeS, hthnING OF TIE EARS, FAMILIES ON The
FACE ULobRATED SORE LEGS, are requested to call
This ID Kennedy last week OF the season AL hs pa
suts requesec 10 cs and set "a
decline enough to eonplese their cure