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Court Of General Sessions.


When the Court opened yesterday morning. hour
expended in dposng Of the that down for
trial Thursday, Of which put till
week.
John Whalen, who indicted for breaking into the
store of Abram T. Van wnkle the 18th Of February
pleaded guilty to attempt 70 commit that offence and
was remanded for sentence
George Rdlin jointly indicted with Margaret Brown,
both said 10 be notorious shopers, for stealing 80 500
worth Of buttons pleaded gully to petit larceny
sent To the pcuitentiary for FIVE months.
A rELOSious ASSAULT.
Patrick Brady, charged with assaulting Nicholas H.
Moore with knife, with intent to KILL the 10Th of Janu
airy, pleaded guilty to assault with a dangerous wea
pom with intent TO do bodily harm. He was remanded
till the last day OF the term in order to afford him an op
portuniy to prepare aidavits in mitigation punish
ment
ANOTHER AILEGRD AUSTRIAN BANK FoRGER.
John Kaeg jointly indicted with Henry Rohner and
having in their possession large quantity of counterfeit
bills the National Bank Of AUSTRIA placed trial
in the afternoon. Il will be remembered that Rohner
convicted on Wednesday The evidence adduced by
the prosecution against Kaee showed that the 10th Of
November he went to the office Of Eschen Graves No 80
Wall street, in the morning and presented to Mr. Graves
counterfeit bill the National Bank Of Austria for
hundred forens, which he purchased. Kaeg informed
Mr. Graves that be had twenty similar notes. and after
absenpg himself for few hours returned In the after
noon with the remainder Of the notes, which also
bought by Mr. Graves, and sold to German bankers The
twenty two counterfeit notes similar TO those already sold
but Mr. Graves ascertaning in the meantime that tho
notes worthless he secured the services OF Captain
Leonard who was in the office when Kaeg arrived, and
arrested him on the spot On being asked how he
have much Of this counterfeit stuff he said that he got
them from Swiss for the purpose of selling them that
he came TO his (the witnesses place Of business at
No % West Broadway and sold them to him.
The accused subsequently admitted that this mans
pane henry Rohner and Captain Leonard
testified that he had good reason to believe that
Kaeg and Rohner were partners in the commission bust
In Vest RrnQh Wau Enrd nd t1,o
superintendent Of the engraving ana printing depar
OF the National Bank Of Austria, in Vienna, being
sworn, examined the counterfes and pronounced them
worthless
The counsel for the defence examined number of wit
nesses who gave Kaeigi good character.
Counsel for the prosecution recalled Capt Leonard who
contradicted witness introduced by The defence, named
Meyer. Meyer spoke good English when Capt Leonard
had interview with him at the time of Kaeigs arrest
but when placed the stand pretended understand
the questions Of counsel. 1t being five oclock
the Court adjourned till to morning. when counsel
will sum up and the case be given to the Jury.
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ri A,z) morning, at ter o'clock, from the residence
Ser rvoNber, Mrs. Mahan, $3.50 Broome street Her re
mains SvNp be taken TO Connecticut for Intermeut.
/ MEApAn Brooklyn, on Wednesday, March l6, Mr.
JOHN Me- 90, aged 80 years and days.
TIE reissivN and friends respectfully invited to at
tend The fussr> this Friday) afternoon two O'Clock
from the resids OF his nephew, CeI mon: avenue ftf
houte routh Of psA AID avenue :,
Hi remains will Ne taken to Lake MahOpac for inter
Monc.s.-Oo rburss, V. March IT. of consumption
after a severe and sr,A 's illness, A8KRr I. MORGAN
He esyss wide circle ~ sorrowng friends 10 mourn
his logs H remains VIZ ,e taken TO Buffalo for inter
ment.
NcCAHrxR-ropf Wednesd.y y. rch I6, Mrs ELIZABETH
mcCARr,R, Formerly Mrs. EisxA Elm bertne)' aged Ut
Her relatives frends and ts friends Of the family,
are invited to attend funeral cA her late residence,
NO 81 Blocker street shs (yridag morning. a. eleven
Bay Cemetery New Jersey.
AoCRxA-In Brooklyn, on Thursday, March II, NARY
JANE nfsnt daughter Of Robert Ns jane hcCrea
her remains will be Inferred in GreenwA cd Cemetery
on saturday morning 1t ten o'clocx, fs1 No. VIII
PAuLpre On THURSDAY morning. March H. FauDsncK
W: PAUIDNc, in the 4Sth year Of his age.
invited to attend the funeral Calvary church. Fourth
avenue, on Saturday morning. at half past nine ocloex
scunrmIu.-On Tuesday morning, March Is, al the re-
sdence Of her tsther, East Chester, SUSAN NARY MAH
daughter Of bingham and Mary schefel.n.
invited to attend the funeral at St. Marys church. Man
hattanville, this day friday at twelve o'clock noon
without further notice Carriages will be waiting at
Fourth avenue, corner Of Twenty sixth street, At half
past ten O'Clock, A. N.
sESn.-On Tuesday March Is, gIzABErH sxzrA, the be-
loved wife Of John Senia and sister of the late Thomas G.
Booth comedian.
The friends and relatives Of the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral, Sunday after
noon, at two O'Clock from her late residence No 10
Ludlow street Her remains will be inferred in Green.
WOOD Cemetery.
None knew her but to love her;
None named her but 10 praise.
Buffalo ard Cincinnati papers please copy
SPooNER-At his residence, in Planield New Jersey,
on Monday evening, March IA, S. SPoosEa, H. D.
The funeral services will take place at his house, in
Panheld, on Saturday morning, at eleven O'Clock, to
which his friends respectfully invited.
TIsrsoN.-At Bloomingdalc, Tuesday morning,
March is, FRANK c., infant Of G. r. and Annie limp
son, aged months and Is days.
The relatives and frends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral, from the residence Of his
grandmother q Irving place, this friday afternoon, at
hall past three O'Clock
UsrIcK On Thursday evening, March II, RICHARD
UsIlcK, in HIS seth year.
The relatives and friends OF the family requested
without further notice. to attend the funeral from his late
residence, 1913 Seventh avenue Saturday afternoon
st half past TWO O'Clock.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD
PHILADELPHIA, March II, 1885,
Stocks dull. Pennsylvania State 1ves, 49, Reading
Railroad, Mia Morris Canal, 4S Long Island Railroad
IL; Pennsylvania Railroad, 43h.
MOBILE, March 16, 1852
The cotton market opened heavily, but improved the
receipt Of the City OF Wasbngons advioes aud closed at
advance OF &c. 4c the sales amounted TO 8, 900
bales.
CHARLESTON, March II, 1852
Cotton-Sales to-day 400 bales at 125c for mddng.
The Of the week add up $4,000 bales. Prices have
advanced on the week &c. &c. Rico firm.
SAVANNAH, March 16, 1850
Sales Of cotton to-day $50 bales holders demanded
advance at the close.
AUGUSTA, March l6, 1852
Sales Of cotton to day 1000 bales there is better feel
ing in the market.
BALTIMORE March II, 1859.
Flour dull Howard street, So rs; Ohio, SO %. Wheat
unchanged Corn dull, and lover yellow, 7sc. 8lc.;
white, 74c. 76c. Bacon sides 9Ac. whiskey steady
CINCINNATI, March IL, 1852
Flour dull. Whskey dull ana unchanged Mess Pork
speculative demand from New Orleans largo sales at
ST. rs SIS. Bulk meats in good demand.
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The Railroad Convention at Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Marcn II, 1901.
The Railroad Convention is still session, but nothing
has been done since last nights despatch The Time
Table Committee has made report, likely to
make any ana the prospect is for general rupture of
the st. Nicholas compact The New York roads repre-
scented are the New York and Erie, Buffalo, New York
and Erie, New York Central Hudson River and Rome and
WATERFOWL. The other most prominent roads are the
Baltimore and Ohio, Chicago and Rock Island, Terre
Eaute Alton and st. Louis, Great Western of Canada
Michigan Central, Pennsyvyna Central, the entire Lake
Shore line, Little Manu. Boston and Worcester Chicago
Burlington and Quincy Ohio and Mississippi, Illinois Cen
trail Gaena and Chicago the Bellefonaine line and Cen
trai Ohio.
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lTIIoA n Y, March II, 1859.
meeting was held here last evening, at which resolu
tons passed the effect that the Sheriff govern
ed by the best of motives in removing Ruofr from th
county that the Jail here is abundantly secure; and
pledgng that Ruo shall not be moested II returned
cept by the proper officers fund also raised to
search the lake for the Of the murdered
child The meeting was addressed by Hon. G. Beers,
Marcus Lyon, Esq, Rev. Dr. Parker, and others.
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Married.

CAsryIIAyos-CAsrKLLANos.-On Wednesday, March 16
by the Rev. George McClosky, Apollo v CAsTELLANos tc
CoSoEPuoN CAnELANos, Of Puerto Principe Cuba
Puerto Principe papers please copy.
DEBOer-WAIKER-On Wednesday, March 10. by the
Rev. Thos. Z. Vermye d. D. A. BRuNELL DEBosr TO MARY
TxRKUS WALKER, daughter of Dr. E. L. Walker, formerly
Of this city
RYAIL-CoNoyRR. Freehold, Monmouth county, New
Jersey Wednesday, March &c. by the Rev. Robert F.
Chase PHILIP j. RYL, Esq, of Jersey City, TO Miss ELLEN
V. CoNoyKR, of the former place.
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The Rhode Island Democratic State COnven-

PROVIDENCE, r, l., March II, 1859.
The democrats held their Convention n this city 10
day slr Elisha r. Potter OF South Kingstown, one
tne most prominent men in the State, was nominated for
Governor, and Mr.. Fepner Brown, of Cumberland for
Lieut.. Governor. Mr. Disney Arnold of tn Provi
dence was nominated for the Eastern, and Mr. Alfred
Anthony OF johnston for the Western Congressional dis
t-iCs
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The New Canadian Tariff Scheme.

IOKONTO, MATCH II, 1859.
The new tariff scheme Of Inspector General Gait is
strongly opposed members heretofore supporting
the Ministry having gone into opposition and the
somewhat doubtful although the ministerial papers are
confident Of final The will perhaps be taken
Friday-meantime there much excitement in political
circles
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DHOToGRAPHs OF MEN AND THINGS AS THEY ARE.
J. Moueyism against the world, opposed TO liberty eqli
" TO religion to education honesty and to decent civhz
ton among men.
Poor men, rich men, men, beware II moneyism. Save
your feelings and political monopoly and the degra-
dalton OF exclusive wealth.
Organize TO for free labor and no money to vote for
equal Limitation to all mem encourage industry by
awards merit life the people Vote only
equality for allwork servtude oppres-
son money temptation but education religion,
God God only Twenty five cents per day for labor
aud So 600 annum for Office and will do the
people revolution Of thought and the OF
initiate all monopoly earth Fight your battles, but
the poor go your canas hud your railroads
,se but elunle the traits OF labor and get your
,hecC H. .&As. % ES.Gs3 .. 40 ElLl9. aer. ~
G!osdrey,
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Arrival of the Overland Mail.

ST. LOUIS March II, 1859.
The overland pa with San Francisco dates of the 2st
ut.-two days laer-arrived last night There is
pews Of interest
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The New Jersey United states Senatorship.

The following is the result for United States Senator
To-day
John C. Ten Eyck republican. az
refer d. Nroom democrat. ........... "a
Robert f. Stockton, democrat. Observation-Disclosures. Q
VIM. Wright deulocra at ......... 3
Mr.. Ten Eyck declared elected.
For County Judges all the opposition candidates were
elected
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!rhe Latest Drawings OF the Legsused Ictso-
nss. esreSoncd 70 WOOD. EDDY co..
DxLAwAes' GEORGIA. KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI
STATE LOTTERIES
o1sAl Drawings BY Telegraph
DELAWARE LOTTERIES.
The subecaber commissioners appointed by the Governor
o. The ssts Deh sse 10 superatsad the drawing o. lot
dra wtng0f tie oaS benefit OF tins state psS
ware, do hereby certN sai the following the
Which were Ghs day drawn From the wheel, viz
1xraA GLASS; No, lss MARCH IT, 1859
80. e. &. Is. Is, 49, S g. Al. IT, IS. o. 81.
CLASS No. 1884, masch II, 1882
H. y. IL 80. g. IA. B. 10, %. q. 49, 81.
And that e sad numbers drawn In the order which
Witness Syr hands Wilmington Del, tAis Thursday
March II. lsoa GEORGE G. GORDON.
s S5sx sI 5HffsrEh' Commissioners
GEORGIA LOTTERIES
The subscriber, Commissioners appointed superintend
the drawing Of the Sparta Academy Lottery do hereby certify
that the following arc the numbers which this
CLASS No. lsl. MARCH II, 1850
49, -, II, IL. ls, II, Al, 3, 3d. 81 is, IT, 10.
GLASS NO. ls2, EXTRA, MARCH II, 1852
49, A. TO- g. 80 40. HI O. Is, 6, IS.
And that ne said numbers were drawn in the order In which
Witness HANDS Augusta. Ga. this Thursdsy March
H. 'S's EfP b bHssEh' Commissioner.
WOOD EDDY co. sua AuxSs,: Dst sCsr
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Ten Pounds Coffee 81; n Chest OF Ten 81
sugars reduced in price, at REDFORDs As Sixth avenue
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P1anof0rtes-Neyv and Second Hand,
Will be sold at great sacrifice close II you want
decided bargain call at 424 Broome street. Broadway
second floor cash approved paper Dealers please call
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The Neapolttan Exlles

BALTIMORE, March II, 1859
The snip David Stewart Of Baltimore, at Cadz has been
chartered bring the Neapolitsn exiles the United
States She 10 have sailed from the 18th to the Goth
'of February
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Rupsure Cured by Marsh & Co. - Rs

a. w. Faber's Lead Pencils Sold ne Retuil
by al stsoners at wholesale only by E8ERHAaD rABER
sole agent, 1888 William axeet.
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The Most Tasty and Graceful Hat This
spring for gentenens in New manufactured
and sold by ESPENsCHEID, ll8 Nassau street.
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Barrys TricOpherous 10 the Best and
cheapest article for dressing beaufying cleaning curla
preserving ana restoring the ha Ladies' try Sold by al
drup gsa - -
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Hnls Hair Dye, 90 cents box, black or
brown No Barclay street, and all druggists. lnalble
Onpuent for the hair. ~
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$1,000 Reward OMered-COmplexiOn.-
scHONECKEk's Oriental Reautaer For particulars see
advertisement under Miscellaneous.
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The Richmond Forgery

The Richmond Forgery Case,
BosroN, March II, 1859
Edward Argentine, arrested the charge Of obtaining
81 100 forged check of Sutton Enders, bankers at
Richmond, Va, discharged from custody to-day. No
person appeared against him.
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Non-Arrival or the Asia.

SANDY HOOK, March I'LL P. NJ
There are az yet no signs of the steamship Asia, now
duo on this point with Liverpool dates 10 the 9th inst
Weather clear. Wind south southeast and light.
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Bntchelor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The best the world SURPRISING all made Sold
81 the mandatory, ZSS broadway.
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Death OF DIR. Thomas ID. NUT



Dr. Thomas D. Mutter Professor Of Surveying Of Jeer
College, Philadelphia died at the Mills House last
night.
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The RuIoff Case Mt ithaca

The Grand Jury have refused morning to find any
bill against S. F. Butterworth relation to the Sickles
difficulty.
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CristadOro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The best world Wholesale and retail and the ye pri
vaely applied. No. Astor House.
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Spring, 1S59.-l.eary & Co. Introduce the
spring style of gentemens silk hats this day. Nos and
Astor House, Broadway
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Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines.
Ohce SOS Broadway, N.
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The Trial OF Ariel Mar

MONTPELIER, W., March II 1859.
The trial Of Ariel Martini Of Calais VT, for the murder
of Lucus Answorh and Jenson Wheeock, in July last
commenced here to day.
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THIIADhLTHA, MlrCh IT 1903.
Mr.. Newcomb b. Thompson all eminent merchant of
this city died this morning in the sxteh year of his age
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BALTIMORE, March II, 1885,
Governor Hicks last night sent up respite for the four
criminals who to have been hung to morrow. He
has given them till the Sth Of April bus them not
to expect further delay.
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Geo. Saunders Metallic Tablet Razor
sop-Ths the genuine article has been equaled fol-
producing the keeues possible edge For sale By
rs. SAUNDERS, No. I Astor House.
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truss 1heS also keep eau, sockings for varcnse
veins srprore~s and shor der hrarrs
~ ~aef, ~ 'e,s, s.Iee, ....s. Gssu.e
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Straw Bats-Men's, Boys, Misses and Chill
drens straw hats large by the package JOHN
MAYHERS, ls0 Broadway, NY
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Dupuy's Exquisite B0uquets-Forty Varie.
ties, Distilled from fire. grant flowers of inmiabe perfume
+. DUPUY, Chemist 609 Broadway.
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Cure Your C0ugh.-25 Gents.
lis Third avenue. near Fourteenth strcot,
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chronological Examinations, with Charts
snd full written descriptions daily FOWLER WELLS,
BrCad
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NARAvILLA.
xARAvULA.

propecrs Of this Justly celebrated preparation beg to
offer the arava to the public complete hair
They not feel their duty denounce other
advertised to produce similar reeul insult patience
fee say tho marava will bring ba * tho hair apps-
rently entirely gone; and II used as directed
WILL PRODUCE GLOSSY CURLS,
And preserve 70 the hair
ITS NATURAL COLOR,
though one live to the age Of three score and ten
Sold by all respectable druggss and fancy goods Dealers
CHARLES ERNEST, l. Co, Perfumers
Price 80 cens ii Gold street. New York.
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Without a Eslval.-Wdh the Opening Of the
spring the rivals public favor their batteries upon
public Hats of course shot for head and
seems TO carry many the pubcs old favore
KNOX In fact he ts every head at the frat Gre. In
Of the battles OF the Revolution Mad Anthony Wayne got
bullet through beaver Hang the scoundrel
M said Wayne f the fellow had bit my head the doctor
would have cured that but where shall get hatr
Clearly they had Knox, but hard knocks that time
Hs various sly have always been remarkable for taste and
fnieh but his spring style this perhaps the fastest
wen the most beautiful in fabric offered the public
The exodus Genin upper endomward leaves KNOX At No
22 Broadway Of Fulton clear field and hardly
competitor down town.
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Wanted-KerOsene Gas Light Co.'s Stock
by ALBERT Ii. NICOLAY, No. Broad street.
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Spring Fashion -GcOtlemen's and Chill
drens hats caps in al their variety large
men. as can be found and unsplr passed by any
KELLOGG, Man ufacturer 38l Canal street.
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Ba,lou's New Style OF French Yoke Shirts
made TO order of best materials and warranted to it
BALLOU BROTHERS, 400 Broadway, N. r
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Genin's Spring Style
Geniemeus hats now ready.
GENIN, 6T Broadway
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Genln's Hat Store,
Removedto 507 Broadway,
Connecting with GENIN'S Bazaar.
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Tracy's Celebrated Shirts made to order,
and perfect fit warranted at the shirt and collar depot 81
~ William street. door north of Maiden Lane.
GEO. M. TRACY, Agent.
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Gurney's New Photographic and Fine Art
gallery 70 Broadway Photographs daguerreoypes mna-
lures In OIL and ivorytypes.
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Ladies' Morning Glass Mt Henry Gebhartl'i
Gymnasium and Casthenc Institution Suyvesant Institute
$50 Broadway For circulars address to the institute.
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VILLAGE GAS WORKS THE AuBIy GAS WORKS
erected during last ar by one several
village several Of the United and in Canada
Wherever used they please both and soehoders;
as while the light brilliant and cheap tho dividends
lation 00p Towns aavins one third OF taat peprs
on have the Aubn works and the stock Yen
cent hence some OF the best coal engneers the counky
have recently become licensees under the Aubn and
arrangements sking durna
year In ten different localities For information References
&C. apply to the Aubln Works Company A State ase
Albany, N. Y.
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar proof safes Isl Broadway Murray
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d. FRENCH CALF DRESS BOOTS AT JONES' II
Or Ann 81 so double sole sewed boots
IS 81 double cole neg boots Warranted satisfactory
OONA nO0 WORTH OF
SAUU.UUU MAGNIFICENT ENGLISH CARPETS,
At as,oundiney low prices
Imp u .el alTeci for srrrS raiP
~ HIRAM AND. asoE, q. BareyJ
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TEROME's HAIR COLOR RESTORER Will CAUSE
y gray hair 10 assume its original color.
Jercmes Hair Color Resorer Will the hair to grow
where II has fallen of. ,
Jeromes Hair Color Resorer will all diseases of the
head such as scald head, &C.
Jeromes Hair Color Kesorer beautiful har dressing
Jeromes Hair Color Restorer is harmless water
may be used as freely.
Price 80 cents
Sold in New York by BARNES &PARKE, Is and is Park
row. WELLS co, lis Franklin street GUlON 27 Bowery,
corner OF Grand street, and HAYES IT'S Fulton street. Brook
lyp; and druggists everywhere.
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Grover & Bakers Celebrated
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,