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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-28

HUNTING BOOTS
LNOR GENTS and Boys can be found in great
II variety at No. ID, Market Square. All who
are in want of really good and serviceable
Boot for the Winter should not fail to give us a
call. We think we can suit all, having this
season received a variety of styles.
no22 i w SEABURY'S SONS.
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ERnGENE mn

KEROSENE OIL
THE best quality as white as water, and
l. warrented not to smoke or smell offensive
only 81 25 per gallon by
no % WD ROBERTS SEQ
ESLUID, FLUID.-2e Bbls of No, / Just re.
II ceived and for sale low by
nos % w d ROBERTS JR., eco.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
FOR 1859.
IL. ID. CLIFTON Il Co.
NORFOLK HALL OF FASHION
'ENHE subscribers are now receiving very
l. large and handsome stock of Gentlemen
and Youths
READY MADE CLOTHING,
OF superior quality and workmanship. Tothoss
wishing to purchase we offer great inducements
rem the TACT OF manufacturing all of our own
clothing, we confidently assert that we can and
VIII sell at as low figure as any house in the
states, North or South. Also to hand a prime
stock of
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
OF every variety and description. An examtus
tlon Is only wanting to satisfy H. tina the
Old Stand No. I6 Main Street
Is the place where you may always selyo
examine. NO
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Obituary.

DEATH OF EX'CBANCELLOR GEORGE NJ. BIBB.
Hon. George NJ. B.bb whose demise noticed in our
report Of the sckes trial yesterday and upon whose cha
racter high euogy pronounced by Judge Crawford
at his residence in Georgetown, D. c., the 18th
inst Of pneumonia the advanced age of between 80
and 90 years.
Mr. Bib was born in Virginia. and graduated at Prince
ton College in 1892, sixty ago He
ed and served three erma Chief Justice OF
Kentucky served two terms in the Senate Of that Slate
and was chosen Chancellor Of the Chancery Court of Lou
isvile During the administration Of President Tyler,
when Hon. John Spencer resigned the Office of Secreta
ry Of the Treasury in 1874 Mr.. George NJ Bib6 ap
pointed in his Place. and served to the end Of Mr. Tyers
term. He did not however, assume this important posi-
without Congressional experience he represented
Kentucky the United States Senate from 1911 to 1914
and from 1870 1885. After his retirement from The
Treasury Department. Mr.. Bib resumed the practice
his profession in the city Of Washington which he has
continued almost uDinerruptedly SINCE serving, in the
meantime as assistant in the office Of the Attorney
General Of the United States.
One Of Mr.. Bibbs peculiares was bis Partially for
asbng. He devoted disciple Of Izaak Walton, and
spent many hours OF his life on the banks OF the Potomac
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tertos Of which was in store me market closed quiet,
oeah ~ being dsposed 70 await The receipt aier foreign
tRAGnIa-kssss heavy and easier, while eng ,ge-
LIS ~eie moderate. 10 LAYER pool, 1,i00 bales Of
L,oos go barrels pork were engaged Al D. 3D., and
COO butt slaves and ~ goo bhd private tsrni.
vessel was Chartered 70 load with slaves for CAdz At
FNH we're finer and m better demand and sales Of
dry cod have been freely made within . day OF two,
chiefly Grsud Bank, ut 50 80 90 ezk. haeksro also
have been 10 beer request, with faies Of 300 70 500
bsrres No. i 1t SIS so . si6 rs; Nos. 2 and were
scarce held At 10 sc 50 7s HerTOg wore in good
BmP.-rhe market was quiet The lass sales made
comprised Manila at exc. American was nominal.
Bors The market wss quiet, while the taes within
dsy Or two have embraced about IS 100 bales of
Iron scotch pig was steady. with sales 70 ariye u
So n asS ss0 co sas sI"' S%,A .o = ~ soA
lin The market steady, and RocklAnd in good de-
MaDc With ssles OF about 500 900 barrels Rookand Il
7oc ior common, and soc. for lump.
MoIAfsns The market was steady, WIN sales Of 100
DDS Cuba muscovado al s4c, and $50 hhds do at t.,
Cuba muscovado, 1900 hhcs; DO. cayed, 400 d.;
Porto RICO, 6ec-AI kinds IN bbls., 5000.
NAVAL sIoEs Sales Of 300 bbls spirits turpentlne were
MADE a. t3c, IN understandable order Common rosin
firmly held, while NO sales Of moment were reported
Crnoe turpt ntine was quiet n % IS.
prices. Sales Of English we're maze at exc ESQ.,
american was nominal II 64c. Crude whale and sperm
we're quiet ard 10 sales Of Importance were reported
good. The Gales embraced about 500 bbs., including
new mess at Sl7 II l2K cesr 40. " $40 rs; and
prime at Sl2 SIX $l2 30 Bee was In good demand,
with sales Of about 900 bbs including country prime at
70 81 country mess ut IS So repacked mess at - %
81 70; and exir. do. a sl2 90 si3 90 Bacon was
unchanged rates. Lard iess buoyanr
while the raes embraced about 600 bbs and ercea ~
l1Hc. ike. Butter and cheese were without change
Of moment
RIcE-The sales embraced about 600 300 terces
within the range Of Sc. q Axe. per h.
SMD.-Clover continues Ia good demand for the coun-
try with small sales for export and prices firm Timothy
was in fair request, while prices were unchanged.
SrGAEs-The market active and stuff: the sales
embraced about ,l00 ,2e0 hhds included in which
400 bids. New Orleans, sold by auction ut 6zc.
a7kc add the remainder consisted chiefly OF common 10
fair New Orleans at 6,zc 74c ana good Cuba at 7kc,
wi,ha lot OF Porto Rico go hhds at &c 7Ac and 200
bags Pernnnbucos sold at 40 The stock Of
in this market to day (April 16) folows-Hogs
heads Of all KINGS, 4i0o; DO. moiado, 800; boxes,
1920; bags, $4,000
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the great expansion began IN ANN m banks
we're already, II that time, more largely eNypAni-
ed tsaa was safe with the small specie re~rve
which they had. The country WAS impnt-
ing enormously, and specie was flowing outward
70 pay Tor foreign merchandise and dry goods. Under
tnese circumstances and in the teeth Of
monssances from this journal many financial au,ho
res me banks continued 10 expand I'LL August, II which
me 'ner discount line exceeded 1922 900. Then The
gsdua wndswa Of the country balances, the export Of
specie " Europe, and the disasters Of the railway world
compelled contraction which, every knows broke
an enormous number Of perfectly solvent houses We recall
these facts because this 10 the time 70 profit by the lesson
they teach Our banks, largely expanded they are
In sound condition at presebt They bold about twenty
ok ions Of specie, and about eighteen millions Of 60
vernment hves which, at slight commission, might no
oouDt SOLD IN Europe and thus answer the purpose Of
Specie But will not 90 for the banks 70 allow the ac
cumuon OF country balances again TO delude them into
IuItner expansion The imports 1t this port are very
neavy ndeed-n excess Of those Of 1857; and though
the very small imports of last year justified liberal
orders this spring, yet still IL must be remembered
that nearly two thirds OF cotton export have gone
abroad and that we shipping little bresdstus.
IL evident to all careful observers that the country
slowly but steadily revivng from the depression which
lasted since October 1867. II financial and CONNER
cai ahrs are conducted circumspectly, shall noxt
year see commercial industry and enterprise flourish
ing than ever But behooves the banks to beware lest
undue expansion during the next three months should
necessiate severe oontactons during the fall and thus,
bv Gripping merchants, retard The general recovery.
Money has been a shade more active during the past
week, but find impossible TO alter our quotations.
Call loins are made at bank per cent Among tho
brokers, money readily obtained good securities Ut
AZ. First cass shot % er Is done at per cent;
four and six months paper with two good names
at o; eight months paper at
8, according TO quality. Foreign exchange Is
very firm. The leading drawers are asking ITO
for sterrg and $40 6.l1x for francs. There are
lew mercantile bills in the Market but not many. Tho
prevailing opinion appears 10 be that exchange will con-
tnue TO rule high, though this doubted by There
Is 10 Cunad steamer from this port this week
Tho following table will show prices Of stocks ii the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-18

Court OF CLAIMS, APRIL 14--N. B. Northup,
administrator OF Jno Langdon, Tho United Ststes-A
claim for services during war Of 1872 when he
held the Office OF deputy conmissary Of purchases Hso
for interest moneys advanced discount lost by him
nds paid out TOR the pubic service. Hon. A. Rock
well, counsel for petitioner closed the argument in this
case, and the submitted.
Eastus Williams, administrator Of Elisha Tracy, w. The
United Stat<a.-A claim similar 10 the above Hon.
j. A. Rockwell counsel for petitioner, opened the argu
ment In this Mr. Mcpheson, Deputy Solicitor, re-
piled for the United States Mr. Rock veil closed tho ar.
gument, and the submitted.
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proprietor OF the adjoining property claims TO the
plot upon which designed 10 construct the tower and
obec,s 70 having there. II will therefore be
10 select another location and will be advisable for th
Common Council TO 90 soon possible, this being
the only alarm bell sufficient tone be heard at am
distance in South Brooklyn. The bell weighs ,26o
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SUNDAY, April l7-6PM.
The spring trade almost over, and, usual the i'm
portatons Of the last weeks Of it unusually heavy
Southern buyers out Of the Market and the West
was expected, are buying with marked caution SnI
almost all descriptions Of dry goods and articles foreign
merchandise continue to pay profit to the importer Tea
has advanced during the week. The figures we published
few days since appear to have attracted attention
We note however, several from China yesterday
which win tend to case the market. Coffee is inactive,
with the exception of Brazil which is in good for
home consumption. Holders look for further advance
Sugar had declining tendency during the early part Of
the week. On Wednesday, the market partially
cd Its Tone but the business doing since then has been
small Foreign wool la very quiet On the 2lst there
To be large auction sale, for which
ing. Domestic fleece is in good demand Hides and lea
Their are unchanged in price; the market, how
ever, is rather inactive The stock hand continues
very light Salt is firm. The trade with the dry goods
obbers during the week has been moderate the buyers
being mostly from tho West and Southwest Prices
unchanged and both importers and manufacturers
doing we'll The imports TO date very large, amount
ing TO $50 462 $685. against SIS 1888 date last
year. and $34 52l 1884 date in 1857 The country
s 80 bare of goods that if the crops turn out WE'LL those
importaons large they are will be absorbed and
readily paid for
The cotton market closes with less activity than ex
hbted close OF last The advices per Europa
anxiously expected those by the City Of Baltimore
reporting ull in the excitement at Liverpool
appointed holders this side At present prices cotton
shipments pay small profit The receipts at the ports
continue 10 decline. Last weeks receipts were $1,000
bales against 600 bales week Of 1885, and 900
bales week Of 1S57-maSing the total receipts 10
date COO bales against 900 date of 1858,
and 67S COO bales date of 1857. The rea
BILE estimates set down the export at $3.50 O00 bales,
or which 2,O55, 900 bales have already been
ported. The business Of the past three days IN
the -four market has been large; the receipts
continue very moderate; prices unchanged Wheat
is quiet has been rather active and drmer. No
wheat has gone from this port this month"; the flour
export only 81 69 bbs We notice that wheat being
shipped from Liverpool TO Philadelphia The price
Of grain and flour being anxousy discussed The short
supply throughout the country is in favor of higher prices
while the excellent appearance OF the fall wheat crop
tends to check speculation. The export Of provisions
during the month has been larger than last year. Pork
rather lower, but beef and lard quite firm Ashes
active than last week, without change Of price,
American hardware is quiet and prices rather tend down
ward. Tobacco is firm.
The following the comparative Custom House tables
Of the trade Of the port Tor the past week. for the year
to date, as compared with previous years.
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Canadian brands inactive, while prices IN
changed Southern -four In good demand, with sales
about 800 bbls closing within the rapgeof tho above
quotations. which showed Increased htmness for mixed
lots Rye flour and corn meal steady, and prices
unchanged Wheat ~ buoy ant aud uc turn o. tho
market was in favor o purchasers The sales embraced
about COO bushels including whie Kentucky at 81 20,
amber state at 81 &c. and Milwaukee club at 81 90 Corn
was heavy, and sales limited about 900 bushels ncut
ing yellow Jersey and southern At S6hc. $50 and
Southern white at SAC. s5c. Rya was quiet and hrm
Barley vas stesdy about COO bushels Csluorn. were
sold az sec Oats we're heavy At $50 Also FOR STATE and
at b7c. n soc. for Western aad canadian
cowrhfhe Gales en,orav a about $50 mats Of Java at
hxc.
Corros The sales ens raced sbcu. 100 bales good
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SOUTHERN CoNvKNrIoN.-Gov Neville, of Mis-
sssippi has appointed delegation OF 307 represent
that STATE the Convention assemblies vcksburg
on the Och Of May.
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SrPRKMR COrRT-Cicuit Part l.--Oycr and Termiper.
Par. Nos qss 1884, ls74 ioes, 1882 1894 1885, ll3s
Il4O lt4 l346 1850, 1882, 1878. 294o, l24ss 1884,
1885, 1885, Fart Nos lo1l 1851 Oil, 9s5, 1911 ll49,
2ob le 1929 1925, 1921 1922 1884, 1888, 1885, 1887,
le4I 1913, 1915, 1647.
COMMON pIEAs Part Nos 623, 1893, 963 965, e66,
ees esq., $685. e7s 9T6, e7s, s1a $685. 939, 99l Part a.
Nos 9o4 $751; 1885, lqS 9l2 994 to 9s, $685. S76 ss2 1885,
go, Oil, 9l2.
srpsRoR CouRr-Nos. 81 %, IA. 2s, 1885, l2o 90, 272
2s 2s2 1884, zs7 800 3oi 1874, 80, 256 3O3 s04, 307
30s 31C 3l 3l2 3i3, 35 SIG, 49, Sles, 800 32l 322
1923, 324, 1876, 326, 1877
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For Fine, Tasty Suit OF Clothes call ON
phOnGOlD PRoCa, ia Broadway, opposite 81 Psul's
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Drumgesd q Proch Oner 20 the Pablo the
be collected and choicest stock Of spring clothing to be found
In Broadway and s astophnsv low prces They have Also
Introduced "PheAn paletot" styiiah article
for promenade and costume. IA Broadway late 0enns
hat store
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CITY COMMERCIAL. REPoRr.

II.
AsHEs.-Sma sales Of po,s made Vt sac. while
pearls were quiet at SIC.
BREArsruFfs -Four-rhe market exhibited more stead
for common and medium AIDES OF Stats aud west
brsnds, while the demand fair, and the sales
embraced about IL goo bbls, cosins within the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-18

Have You Seen those Fine Black Suits
made 10 order for S25, at nEUM0Oi.D PRoCHs, 2lt
Broadway, Opposite st. Paulsy
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Imports (other than Dry Goods and Specie)
nt shc Port of New York, for the Weck End
ing April 10, 1859.
The quahtity s given In packages when not otherwise
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-18

Every body Should Obtain A Physiological
Examination cf FOWLER WELLS Ss Broadway 70 Learn
their talents, defeoss and proper occupstien
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II You Want q Choice Dress Suit, Mt u low
price cali on DRUNGOLD PROOF. IA Broadway. Late
Genin'a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-18

Birth.
FoIEY.-On Saturday evening" April 10, Mrs. MAX,
ForEy, of q daughter.
haiee and Kilkenny Qreand) papers please copy.
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For = Fine, Tasty Suit Of Clothes call ON
church
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-18

Cure Your Cough.-25 Cents.
lis Third avenue near Fourseenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-18

London Made SILK and Alpaca Umbrellas,
with halle thorn and ash handles for sale extremely
moderate prices BY =. derby COMPANY, Importing
IaiOrs, 81 Walker street.
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The Latest Drawings OF the LegnJsxcd Lotts
ies a reported to WOOD, EDDY CO..

IN. Latest Drawings OF the Lesuisxsd Lotte-
aes . reported to WOOD. EDDY CO..
uArAoEns or rae
DsLAwABH, GEORGIA. KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI
STATE LOTTERIES.
onucal Drawings, BY Telegraph
DELAWARE LOTTERIES.
ne ss ~ pes%srs sapops ss dawS %
cry authorized by the legislature haenF hp day attended
Se DO Se,eby cerfy that the following are the number,
ahioh were this day drawn from the whoei. VIZ
EXTRA GLASS, No 2sS. APRIL ls, 1850
81, 40. ~ 8, G, SO, %, IS, 81, A. Is, 10
Glass No. z36, APRIL 49, 1859.
%, 81, 80 49, 81, A. 6. 40, SO, a. g. g.
tbs. TIE said numbers drawn in the order in which
xitneu hAnds, At Wilmington Del; ,hia Saturday. April
49, 1859. Sos sea- o. GORDON Commissioners.
JAsEs duncan,
GEoRGIA LOTTERIES
The Subscribers, Commissioners appointed 70 superptend
he q he sparta x, sery DO certify
IRON The wheel, Wiz
CLASS No z3, Arm. TO- 1850.
co. 81, &c. n, 81, 49, 4s, a. 80. s. "a. 6s
CLASS No. 234 EXTRA. APRIL I6 1859
70, SO. Is, 81, "a IS. 81, 50. r. Al, g. 60. Is. "a.
that the sa numbers drawn the order in whh
Witness hands a, Augusta Ca. this SATURDAY April
TO- iS'S' tP p DHnassa' Commissioners
WOOD EDDY co. wam aass,. c siao,s,s
ERRoRIn Delaware Cass 2s4 drawn Friisy 18th the Sd
plumber should have been OF H. a. incorrecty pub
I6hed on saturday morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-18

Hills Hair Dye, 30 Cents-Black Brown
Depot No Barclay street. sold 500 Broadway by
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-18

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The beat In the world Wholesale and RETAIL and he dye
vstely applied, at NO. Astor Home.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-18

pha1en's Champion HRt.-s0metnhn8 Nm
tirev new in the hat line At WHITES 26 Broadway under
n,rup.'n eenpe be seen at Mr. halen's billiard
corner and Teeth street. also nj Collenders
cullen IS Ann street the champion billiard table makers,
and wHIrhS, the champion halter X0 broadwAy under
the Museum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-18

The banks lost since the last statement made up
and up to Saturday morning. about million and half in
specie by export against which they received wcdncs
day 81 4o4 o29 from. California. Tho Sub Treasury has
lost money during the week. the balance yesterday stand
ing At 81 079 62 aganst 81 400 the close Of last
week. Independently, therefore, Of the movements Of
specie TO and from the Interior appear that
great change in the specie line should DO shown by the
banks to morrow. AS however, most Of the interior ex'
changes run in favor Of tho city possible that an In
crease In the specie may DO shown II is hoped
that the loan column viii show ncrcasc and from tho
conversation Of leading bank men, believed tha such
VIII be the case An expansion Of neary ooooo Is
quite enough for the banks risk the most pros
porous times In the year 1867, be remembered,
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II You Want a Choice Dress Suit at low
price, call on DRUMGOLD PkOCH, Ala Broadway, late
EasIu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-18

Have You Seen those Fine Black Suits
made TO order for SIS, 1T DRuM0OLD PKOCHs ai4
broadway, opposite e. PAULA
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Grover II Bakers Celebrated
kOISELESa FAMILY SEWING MAOHNu8,
No 4Q6 Broadway New York.
We have Of GROVER 4 BAKEk'S In our own family.
and We must justice 10 the manufacturers that Il
good ~ was represented 70 b.. N. Y. Ledger Apra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-18

Hair Dye, Black or Brown, Thlrty-Sevcn
Senta boz Best IN The wod-,hree boxes for zone dollar
Instantaneous burning ooorng the sin bad smell
Buy GEOR0Es hair Dye Sold the drug STORE S06 Grand
street., NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-18

Paris Soft Hats.-A Choice supply Received
by late made expressly retail sales
LEAkY 4 CO., Nos. ., and Astor House, broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-18

BaTIy's TricOpheYous IL the Iest and cheap
e article for dressing identifying cleaning curling preaerv
Ig and restoring the hair Ladies IT, Sold by all drug
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, APRIL 1s 1859

=. y. s.-BaIIou's Improved French Yoke
sh,s; new tyIe, msde 70 order BAL
LOU bAO1hsks, 40 Broadway. sole nsaufaosursrl
Every body Should Obtain chronological
rI.mi1s,ioo cf fowLER WELLS, ss Broadway. Learn
'nsir talents defecss and proper oocupaasa-
For Fine, Tasty Suit OF Clothes call ON
D6UnGOlD PRoCa. ia Broadway. opposite 81 Psui's
II You Want q Choice Dress Suit, ut n low
price, cali on DRUMdoLD PkoCH "a Broadway. late
For Fine, Tasty Suit of Clothes call ON
1kUAGOLD PRoCH. M Broadway. opposite B. Pauls
Cure Your Cough.-2S Cents.
lis Third avenue. near Foursssnth Street,
London Made SIX and Alpaca Umbrellas,
2 %Sds,s; I, gsSs. b 2 derby COMPANY I@Soiuns
Charles Londsn Cordial Gin Tor eoasunp-
ives and nyalds requiring sumulAnt Soil 1, and
naoa y s Buy ~. 4 b.1o lSs
cens box Best In The worldhree boxes for zone dollar"
buy D No as
To Tinsmiths.-To Let, Basement No. 40
South street having seen occupied for The last 70 years in the
p % fs.ssi
Weeds Patent Family Sewing Machlnos-
New ayle price SO Once III Broadway.
Buy Your Clothes OF Drumgold & Proch,
ia Broadway, hte Genins
Grover q BAh er's Celebrated
koIsELkss FAMILY SEWING MAOMMB,
We have on. of GROVER sASEEs Y our S own smy
and We must say In justice 70 the manufacturers that h
good ~ II wa represented 70 be- N. Y Ledger. Apr
Herr1Bg's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar proof sfcs 2l Broadway Murray NY
H0lloway's Pulls and Ointmcnt.--The only
known, reliable for sshma sufferers with th
disease should delay trying these enedies
They give in few days, perfect and permanent freedom
btAihng
II You Want Choice Dress Suit at low
price, call on DRUMdOLD PkOCH, 2i4 Broadway, late
0enin'a
CTfstad0rO's Hair Dyes, Wigs and r0upees.
The best the world Wholesale and res the dye pn
vstey applied at No. Aston House-
Batchelor's Hair Dye, Wsgs and Jou DOES,
he best in the world surpsssing all made Sold Aad applied
At tho mandatory, zs Broadway.
Baryy's TricopheYous Il the best and cheap
est article for dressing beauyng cleaning curling preserv
LEG and restoring the hair. Ladies It, Sold by all drug
Hills Hair Dye, 30 Cents-Black or Brown
Depot No Barclay street. and sold at 500 Broadway and by
all druggists
Cristsdoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The beat In the world wholesale retai dye r
vstey applied, at NO. 6Astor Howe.
GrandJean's New Improvement Again
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CristadorO's Hair Dyes, Wigs and Toupees.
The best the world. Wholesale and resi and the dye pn
vately applied at No. Aston House
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Rupture Cured by Marsh e. Co.'s Radical
truss They ase Keep silk elastic stockings varcose
veins supporters and shoulder braces
mites made 70 order Vesey street. Bouse Y
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Grandjean's Now Improvement Again ON
the human notwithstanding consultations; prevents badnens
gray hair; warranted 80 Twelfth street. Broadway