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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-23
Tobacco Sale Days.


aE THURSDAY Tie 2eth o. March the Premise, pro-
pose, sell this weknoWn place The house is large
commod0g and the site one OF tie handsome in The Vi
cinty Of Nashville.
TEs-sx twelve eighteen twenty four monshs' crsd.
for notes payGblen bank bearing interest, AID lien retained
The positive and presents opportunity i5r o.
tanning fine residence at bargain.
Sale at II O'Clock, A. VI
marIT 4. " 8 L1NDaLHI.
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iEent for the United STATES and Cauaua,
JOE M0SES. LLaLe j. G. Baldwin & 90.


n BsIo0 ard six postage stamps enclosed any author
lied agent, viii insure bottle containing 80 pills. by return
mail.
Sold in Nashville by Berry Dsmoylie and G. w. HendeT-
shos..J. @. Blown and al respectable druggists.
decd tWEzv-Iy.
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Wholesale cash buyers should read the advertise
Inent in another column Of cur cnterprlsng friends
STRETCH d FoRBEs Don't fail to call on them for
know it viii be greatly to your interest 10 do so
before you make your purchases. march l7-dlw
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THE LARGEST STOCK OF

Trusses and supporter, o. every variety,
offered in his ely. Whatever the size Of the patient,
ors he kind Of hernia he certainly be suited calling AZ
the @: College and Union street,, where can be found
good assortment Of Surgical aud Dentsl Instruments Lace
Stockings, Knee Caps, Anklets, SC.
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CINCINNATI MARKET, March 20.

RROOMs-Tbee is no change the market the demand has
been quite moderate for export from the home trade.
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LYN08sURo, VIRaTTT1,

LYFCHBURG, EARsIUIA.
LEX land BR q = o O =
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
For the sale of Tobacco and Produce
Generally
TEyHEY give prompt attention TO the sale Of Tobacco b
Flour and Bacon, and make liberal cash advances N IN
wher required Remittancss by sight drafts on
York.
REFERENCEs.
John 5Ieem, Esq Prest OF the Exchange Bank
VIA b Blsckiord, Esq, Cashier 90 do 40 DO
n Langhorn & sons, Tobacco Manufacturer ID DO
ThJs Ferguson ESQ do DO 10 40
l,r james Saunders, DO do DO DO
mh2O-tW&-#ly
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NASHVILLE.
FHIDAT aIoIlNEse. lIAaoH 3, 100.


Departure OF Passenger Trains
sAsHFII1E AND CHATTAEoosA-4.fO A. H.. 3 P. r.
TENNESSEE AND AI1BaMA-gslO A M. pos p. NJ
LOUISVILLE ARD NAsHvTLLE-- $3.50 A. b., I0:3O a. n.
Galiaun Express 1913 2. d.
hnaEFlEtp AM kzNrucET-2 g.
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FISHING TACKLE

We also keep on Blb00 FISHING Jointe Rods,
Fac L.crck Hooks Hooks Gut, sinkers, SEve Floats,
Boxes Minn0 Sikaud Grass Lines, ne te
STRETCH a FORBrSs
Corner College and Union Strgets
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THNHE thorough bred Stallion, CHUNKY ~
n TOWL8S, BY imported Sovereign; dam SSi5ezsa
Miss wilkins. Six years old; dark bav; full y 81
10 hands high; breeds large and fne For - -~AH
further pedigree, American Turf Register AEsHt
As regards price and terms refer Gen. B
GHEAIliAh, and kerr, Nashville or5EO. HUTCHINSON
White Bluf, Dixon county narg-trF&W3
DIR. WcCIiagOcII's Asthma Remedy is not
miraculous curative. What accompIsles simply this
Il relieves the ghtfuI distress breath experienced in Asthma
and operates upon the delicate coating Of the lungs and the
membranes Of the throat effect, eventually, TCqt
In whoopirg cough it invaluable Price 50 cents. Sold By
marchl-d&Wim 10. q. BROWN
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a'uBe Paints and Artists brushes.
the largest stock in tho City
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RED BoELING sPRIN @ s.

MACON 1OUTT, TEN2tEssEE-
AYING purchased the interest Of MessTs NEwsT Hans
in the celebrated SPRINGS We have taken possession o.
he aHe determined to spare 10 exsrt0ns rsadsr
We Springs are ocasI In Macon county seventy mile, Dis
tart FROM Nashville Parties leaving Tor the Springs viii take
the Gaan car, at which place stages leave HarLsve
thence By hack Inc hack viii leave every other morning
IRON the fr5t OF June.
7hs reputation Of the water too we'll cn own IN t5r ou
nty need any comment FCr Sc.ofula Dys3spsa Gravel
Stone in the bladder and az Affections C. tee kdnsy hsY
specific refer with pleasure to Dr. T. A. Herbert
ve giving evidence Of the curative powers Of the water
msEls-d5n WEBB & WALKER, Proprist9rs
TO THE BUSINESS MEN OF NAsRvILLB.
@THB SOUTHERN DEMOCRATIC BANNER
TTVHIs paper heretofore yubshss At Bowling arssn Ky
has been removed 70 FrRnklni smPssn eouay. in ths
The Esrchsns and burnsr nsa 81 Nashville weak ana Il
per. eANHAWAY LEWIS,
maIi7-1n Edtorz AID Publishers.
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUE.
IN BBLs. EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR, Manufactures
sale s. faarlsl NIZELL, HOOP 81 & co.
NEsHANNOCK POTATOES,
= = BARRELS to arrive to-day aud tar sale By
1 y mlrIj AIzsLL, HOOPER * co.
FRESH PEACHES.
- - DozEN CANS FRESH PEACHES, Just received and
- for sale BY lmarl5l MIZELL HOOPER 4 GO
TyTNE GRAPE ROOTS AND CUTTINGS,
IL FRESH AND HEALTHY; Just received and FOR .ss By
marl5 Central Auction R0oms.
a UCTION SALE OF VARIETIES, This Even.
"a ing a. early Gas Light By
BENJ. ?. 8HIELDS 4 CO.,
mEl5-dlt Nc. q College street.
VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
TVHE former residence OF George Coleman, in froBt
OF The Lover Wharf The LOT fronts 80 feet.
Apply to h. ALLEN, Clarksvilie
or RUSSELL HOUSTON, Ssshylue
Inot sold az private sale, it viii be sad at TIE Court H.u
publicly on The 3Oth inst. n-ri5 -
MAGAZINES FOR APRIL, fseO.
PetersOn's Ladies' National Magazine;
AFthur's Home Magazine.
Just received BY FmariGl F. HAGA
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3 4 IS compounded entirely from Gum, and
has become esab shei fact. Standard Medicine,
and approved by all that have Ised il, and is
sorted with confidence in all the disease for which it
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CHICAGO, March 2l-The Nebraska Republican Of
the l4th gives the following returns from the late
election in that Territory for delegates TO the Con
vention to frame Constitution, preparatory to adj
mission as State. In 45 countess the Republic
ans have elected &C. and the Democrats IL delegates
Four counties yet to be heard FROM on the State
government.
On the State government question, the vote stands
1877 for and ,9S7 against it.
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-. "a aoad what Geo p. Norris
Gl,-a,--- Says LAlluT'a MAGICAL HArS EXT5ACroE
Cea.G P. Morris e. sas T5urna sp eabg II y1LLEI6
I-lFEC1L PAN F'TEECIgE, says: '.Its virtues
rare mighty and eccentric, rs. often they sppaar to york
like miracles than ~ science So effective, electric and as0nsh
its power the human bodies, Chat, E7If1 it
is daily .rel hy thousand Of people lot one OF his gsIlas5
butts de hea beyond gCupon and ca2-iiJ confess they
on nc consideration. viii again be without To- The genuine
fsavavs signed, hLyET ,LLEE- manufacturer, tn steel
GrgrGvgl Label.
q. WRIGHT q co.
hos 81 ald ISL Ctar.vg5E.rsEs
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EvENrNG SESSION.

EVENING SESSION.
Inc Grird.rs Com mtee ported several bills ~ &c t
DC repofted complete, among them the folio wipg:-
10 secure Creditors just Division OF Assigned Property
10 povioe for the Pa OF tho Property Destroyed
NJ tae QaAra1tne on Staten Island.
90 increase the Tax Oh Hswkers and Pedlers.
~ exempt surgical implements and Libraries Of Physf
cans AAa SWseonS nom Levy and Sale under Writ Of
Execution,
On motion OF Mr. WALSH the bill relative 10 Unsafe
Buildings IA New York was put forward 10 be reported
complete.
motion TO recontiior the vote the bill TO prohibit
sharehodefsn raoSd corporations from vong By proxy
was laid on the table.
The hill TO amend the Port Richmond and Bergen Point
Ferry law aud the New York Wharf and Bukhesf bin
we're octered u a third reading
Mr. fIAGIER moved to take up the Annual Appropra-
ZION bill for third reading Agreed to-
Mr. PAINE moved TO recomuit the bill with instructions
10 reduce the appropriation TO the New York City Hospi
tai from s22, eco to $4,000.
Mir COVER moved to further amend by appropriating
$1,000 10 the graduates Of the New York Institution for
the Bind TO be paid out OF the Of the sale Of the
property Of the Institution In New York.
Mr. MIIlSEn moved the previous question, which was
ordered.
Both amendments were adopted, and the bill was then
read the third time and passed
NJ McQuADE moved TO take up the hill TO authorize tho
construction Of railroad 10 South and West Streets and
other streets OF New York. Agreed to, aud the bill
passed.
Also the bill to confirm the Ninth Avenue Railroad grant
was passed.
Adjourned.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

Senate.
ALBANY, April 3, 1861
The following bills referred back with power to
report complete -
To abolish the New York Almshouse Department.
To incorporate the New York Dyckman Library.
To amend the Revised Statutes relative to the proceed
ings for tce collection Of demands against vessels.
The following bill was ordered TO q third reading
To confirm the resolution OF the New York Common
Council providing for the extension OF pier the south
side Of pier No. !, North river
The Metropolitan Police bill passed-ayes H. all re.
publicans; IL; democrats 8, republicans hessrs.
Aihouse, Prosser and Truman) Absent-Messrs. Man
nierre and Williams.
The 18th section was amended so that policemen in
serving warrants or entering dwellings while searching
for stolen property criminals shall not possess
20 than is conferred by the common law The section
constituting the Police Commissioners the Excise Commis
siopeIs, stricken out
The enacng clauses Of the following bills were stricken
out.
For the appointment OF three appraisers county
through which the canals pass.
To enable the husband wife To be witness
Relative to fines collected in Courts OF Special Sessions
The new City Ball bill was recommted that parties for
and against may be heard.
Mr. RAMSEY introduced bill TO provide for submitting
10 the people the proposition TO abolish the property quail
hcation clause
The toll question was made the special order for to-
morrow at IL O'Clock.
Adjourned
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The Hackmen and the Lost Money.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

An article appeared in the HERALD OF Sunday, the LIST
instant, headed "where are the Poce9" Said article
then SET forth that Friday lss lady dropped from
hor purse considerable quantity OF silver aud bills
broadway Chambers street when get Of carriage
drivers rushed 70 the SPOT grabbed the paper specie
all 10 few shlirgs and then disappeared in twlnking
Nov for the facts The undersigned were the only
hackmen present Al the time and place referred 90
thet regular stand, and hereby state that ladies',
walking along the sidewalk, dropped some silver, few
ten cent pieces, one quarter, ana few pennies That
the two shilling piece was picked up by gentleman and
handed TO sat ladies' that those ladies' picked up
pieces themselves and that couple Of picked up
como other pieces, whi;h they handed said ladies.
That the undersigned looked round everywhere and in
the gutter, but could find any thing more and that
then said aoss went off towards Mr. Stewards store.
The undersigned further state that they did not see any
bids dropped whatsoever that the undersigned think,
TO the best OF their Knowledge and belief that said ladies'
recovered almost all the money they dropped.
And the undersigned further state mat said nrtcle In
the HERALD being injurious to, q q libel on their
character entirely srepreseudng the facts in the
they therefore make this statement to represent the
facts as they occurred and TO contradict sad article
JOHN HaB8EaLIN,
GARRETT DILLON,
his
MICHAEL - MAIIER.
mark.
Sworn before me this Sd day Of April, $780, G. p.
EINcHMAN, Notary Public.
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ALRANY, April B. 1850.
Fl. II. Van Dyck was elected Superintendent Of Public
Instruction
The bill to prevent railroad stockholders from voting By
proxy taken from the table the motion of Mr. Nc
Quade and the bill was then read third time and lost by
vote OF as to 49,
The bill to provide that the expenses in rendition cases
shall be paid by ths county where offence alleged
have been committed unless oherwiae ordered by the Co
verI or, was lost by 80 10 AZ.
notion TO reconsider laid Cd the table.
The bill TO authorize the Incorporation OF fine
Cations aud to amend the charter Of the LorArd Fire
Insurance Company, was passed.
The bill 70 authorize the eale Of certsn lands belonging
TO the State and to empower the city OF New York to
pufchase the same, came up for third rea1pg.
Mr.. CoNKISG (rep) moved to recornmit the bill, with
Instructions TO strike out the Seventh section, which d.
rects the Comptroller TO pay judgments recovered by
any lessee Of anda veyed under the This wade
Judgments amounting $500 oo0 and to prevent sp
peal aceedng TO Set aside the judgment He denounced
this ne g. es and Infamous fraud the city Of New
York.
Mr.. vAMAN, (dem moved TO amend the bill 80 as 10
declare that pothnR IN the should prevent appeal
proceedings 70 Set aside judgments
Mr.. ROBINSON (rep designated the seventh section
aud, and declared that H dishonesty concealed 10
he oi there could be no objection to the proposed
amendments
The SPEAKER advocated the bill declaring that the Comp
r0er or New York favored the seventh section and the
Corporation Counsel Greene G Bronson had stated the
Washington Market judgments were good aud valid.
trsp and 1 s the t s BURLINGTON
The motion to recommt was lost, and the bill was then
parsed
Upon presenting the report Of the Conference Commit
tee Mr. FAGIxR moved that the House insist ts org
nal bill. Alter discussion It was adopted.
Mr. o. AuEy offered resolutions authorizing the At.or
General to institute proceedings for the testing the
stisuonay Of the bill repeating tolls and to associate
with him for the purpose Objected to and lost
bill was reported from the Committee Of Ways and
neans % repeal the Law Of 1884, removing tolls from the
After heated debate by force Of two third VOTE the
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THE JANEwAY WILL CASE.

THE JANEwAY WILL CASE.
April 80 Jdnelc1y, Trustee, rs. Thomas L. Jdne,ody
and othesThe construction Of the will seted-Frst,
passed according to the intent of the
tator and that spch intent sufficiently expressed to
be carried into effect by the OF the word estate,
and other expressions indicating similar intent
secord, that vested remainder IN Tee passed By the
serms pr the will TO the child Of Mrs Green living at the
death Of the estGor subject 10 ooR aud let in after born
Children third, that the subsequent possession for dis
Green VINO shall be living vt death and the issue OF
ouch shsit be then DEAD, in the single event OF the
Death OF any Of her children leaving issue, mpst be limit
ed strictly to the happening of the latter contingency
Decree must Dc entered 10 conformity with these vew
Costs OF ali parties to be charged upon the funds
Decree TO be settled in two days notice.
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~ nwsasyo- In this city, on Sunday, April !, IsAAo
IowHsEsD. 10 the 65th year OF his age
The relatives and friends OF family are segpscuiIw
invited 10 attend h's funeral AT two O'Clock this (wedn-s
wsy afternoon from Grace Church. Broadway, withoss
luther invitation.
VAN vMsoR % Monday, Aprii2, EDwS r VAN vxisox,
soupseS' son o Mary and Henry Van velaor, aged 4
yeafs, nouthB and one day.
ms Trends OF the family respectfully invited 10 a.
tnu we ieneal ibis Wednesday, afternoon half past
Moor. street - WV
.NA1srNE -on Monday april ., after lingering H.
ntih' ALFRED NMks1iNE In the bsh year OF his ago.
ne friends and relatives OF the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral Fhursday from h res
ence shs acho street. corner Of Grand avenue Brook
IN W ID
Va zarr -On Friday, March 80, SARAH VAN ZAH,
aged - years
Tne re- ayss and frencs Of the family are respectrulv
invited N keD ihe fupera this "Wednesday
at TWO o'clock her late residence 467 Canal street.
Albany and East Davenport papers please copy.
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ia the probable choiee Of the following caudida,es
COLLECTOR or TAxys AND ASSESSMENTS.
Edmund briggs democrat.
COMMISSIONER or REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES
Bernard O'Nei democrat
srRsxr COMMISSIONER. .
Charles Iinpey, democrat.
AIpgRxvy
Second ward-Daniel Mel auvhIin democrat
Fourth ward--Peter G. TAYLOR Republican
Sixth yard-Cyares Frarks democrat
Eighth wafd--James A Van Brnnt
Teuth wars-ranieI Creen semocrat
Twelfth ward-Depn,s O'Keefe democrat
Fourteontb ward--Eawaro Murony Democrat
Siyte,nth ,saTr Cq,ar'oo Tejbl ,c,no.,a,
Democrats : Reouhicans .
=. SUPERVISORS
Frss ware Luther tasaes, republican.
necoDu "Afo-H III euien, democrat
IhiFo wafo-"onn Siuo~en, republican
Fifth Wa,d-Jobn r Riepv demoerat
Saith ward Vim J Osborne democrat
seven'n WasoCMiiam n a' eemeere.
Ninth wa-a Oven Foev democrat
nth ward-- Samuel smith democrat
Eleventh ward Frapc,s B. KIRBY republican,
Twelt,b ward-Eowa,d Nc(;lynn democrat
Thirteenth ,ard-Bepi W Wilson republican,
Fourteen h ward-Jonn Flaherty, de nocrat
. Fifteenth wara-C C. Talbot re- publican
sixteenth wsra--Jsmss CamobeIi, democrat
SeyPn,ee nth ward Jonathan Moore re publican
Eighteenth ward--John Garrison. democrat
Nineteenth ward--Pe,er II Sharp democrat
Democrats IL. republicans 3
49, -. u,r,r, .',,,--.,...
RIOT IN THE FIFTEENTH WARD.
last evening quite riot occurred after the closing OF
tbe no,ts IN Grand stree, near Ten,, ra.,er d,s,rc
" ' - , ~
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Benica Boy Perhaps the robe Premier Is only arrang
ing commercial treaty with America through this nsoa
suitable and usual pItpotsna,y just Mr. Golden
packed of with his wallet 10 drive bargain with the
French Emperor We living 10 days OF strange comb
nations and coalitions, and must accustom Ourselves 20
novel incl tents.
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NarI1ed.
Gmn-rooHES in this city, on Monday, April 2, by thu
Rev. Isaac n futile, Mr. ALEX GtBB, OF Philadelphia to
Miss MARGARET TooHBY, OF New York.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
GRrRnu-HASD.-In Williamsburg, on Monday, March
%, by the Rev. D. NJ L. Scudder, ORLANDO G. GRIFFITH,
OF Williamsburg, I, MARIHA G. HAND. Of Railway, N. }.
Philadelphia and Railway IN. papers please copy.
HoppocK--SMIrB.- Tuesday, April 3, by the Rev.
Thomas T. Vermiye, ut the Reformed Dutch church 10
Fifth avenue, GEORGE H HoprocK 10 ADEIA O., second
daughter Of Edwin Smith, ESQ.,, all of this city.
LLOYD BENNETT In this CITY, on Thursday, March %,
by the Rev. A. Vannest, Mr.. JOHN LLOYD to Miss
MARY BENNETT, both Of this city.
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Important News from, Msxtc"-ths labor
Mov~m.nt I'm Now EaglaAd-o"acinS'on
or the Great Breach ef Po'miso O"so-
The Negro in the Mstr0P~ 'i"- scenes
ON tho scanoid-~i.OcAi News 81 s"e "Ao-
troPOits-Maris1t Reports, Sc.
Tito FAMILY HERALD Of to-day "Wednesday ", coo'
tain the Latest News from Mexico, with tho On na'
Dispatches Of Com Jarvis In relation to the rececs ca =
ture OF the Mexican teamers-Graplc Description Of sBs
Running Egbt-The Retreat OF MrsmOu from Vera Cruz
&c; Letters from Our Correspondent in Massachusetts,
descriptive Of The progress OF the sboemakers Strikes
Al interesting article tho Negro In New York
What He Does and How He Hves-Hs Status &c. Scenes
on the Scanoid-An Account Of the Execution of John
Cyimmins at the Tombs in this City Friday as,EYccn
ton of Mrs Bansky In Minnesota for the Murder OF Her
Husband-E&ecutien Of VIM. Fee In Wayne county, ~
y Concluding Evidence in the Great Breach Of Promise
Case in St. Louis-verdct for Mr. Shaw; Report OF Henry
Ward Beecber's Lecture, "how to Save the UnonS All
the Local News Of New York and Vicinity Of importance
Reports Of the Cattle Provision and Money Markets, and
ell Interesting news matters Of the preceding week.
TKKMs-$2 year; four cents = single copy. Suoscrip
tons received al the Once northwest corner Of Fulton o
Nassau streets, Now York Single copies for sale at tho
counter and by all agents. Advertisements inserted
at the usual BEaAtp rates.
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TrefslIo, the True Secret OF Beauty,
soeps pur6es and nvigoraes tho akin renders
the complexion beautifully clear and brilliant 50 cents
bottle,
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Court C.Ieudar-Thfs Day.

SUPREME COURT iRcur-Part 1-Nss. go, 943, 293,
Bill 21e 27 $685. 6i6, 2l9, 146, 621 $751; ts3 1885, OF,
esl, 45s, 7oS, III, 1I9 Part $50 644 l94, aS2,
100, To, 724
surERIoR CouRr-pArt 1-l7 Old City Hati-Nos 81,
81 l2l, l35, 1885, l4l 49, 1853, 16f, 1885, 1877, 49, 17o,
119, 18l. Part 2Suprene Court Building, No. IS.
Nos &c. A. l2e 1885, i4o l42, l44 14s 1884, le2 1885, 49,
IFS, 49,
Part IA 1862 1872 1857, 1872 1874 1875, 1870 1871
1880, 1882, 1856, 1886, 1883, 49,
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Espeucheid will Introduce This Day n
and original style of ren Hat for young
EsPENCHED, manufacturer of gents hats lib Nassau a.
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Ladies' Dress Rosette Trfmmfngs.-Iso-
setter, 0imus, Braids at LuCKITT, sON CO., 25i Fulton
street. Brooklyn
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scrofuIa.-A few bottles Of Kemnedy's
Meeics Discovery strictly following the direction In the pam
phiet each bottle and udcoue application of
rat Rtenm Ointment scrofua Ointment and aeang Oint
Mt will euro
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Brooklyn Photographs. OF Exqutsite
1Dh colors and ns WILL. HANSON Gal.ery, 259
Fulton street. Est9btehed 1851
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, 'Vsgs and Tou-
pees The tho world. wholessle aud fea and the
dye privately applied. No. Astor douse.
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HILL. Infmitab1e Hair Cutter.-IIair Dye
80 cert Depot No. Barclay ssree and sold b. all drug
eists.
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Ten Pounds Coffee for One DOIlar-Ten
81 CO. ten aounds nea 81 Co. You
Iris only at CHR SWANSON g. No. Chambers street and
ZIG 0reenv ich street.
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Beautiful COmp1exion.-Laird's Liquid
Pearl has sohieved celebrity having equal for a.
Hing and pre- serving the akin. $50 Broadway.
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Iron Work for ButIdings of Every De-
setion as st re snd Bank Fronts Columns olrees
iprs Doors ehuuers &C.. manufactured at AMES T.
JACKSON d BK0TbER'S Iron Works, Invent eighth
street Second avenue and Twenty ninth street
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Batchelsr's Hair Dye, Wig and Toupee
factory Is Bond street. Private entrance for ladies' The
Dye applied IA he sky light rooms
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singers Sewing DIachln es.

Dengped for ali manufscurns purposes neiseess Ia II
operation very rsp and cepsble Of every sind OF work
u tho best machine ever produced Prios only $ll0.
l. II. sINGER CO.. 456 Broadway, New York.
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Mrs. WfnslOv's Soothing Syrup.-Mil-
Hons Of bottles used every the Uned
for children setbing, with falling Belief
tnii.ed and certain. Only rs cents bottle.