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From the Democrst, ST. Cloud MINI.
you are have been bed With the Hesdebe send oi
sbox lCephc P thai you nsy have them u cSse Of -
stack
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BELLE vERyoy, Ohio. Jan. Is 1907.

HERR C. SPALDIS6, ESQ - -
ind iBco-ed five oents for which send me ~
other box your CePhaic Pills 7ey truly ne best P'f
me-, "- A. sTOyER, r. NJ,
Belle Vernon, Wysndot Co., o.
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W. b. WILKES.
RrYyoLD.suRGH, Frsnkli5 Co. Ohio, /
Jan. 8, 1854.

HKyRI c. sPALpIsa.
No. 43 Cedar ST., ~ T.
DEAR SIR: -
Iaclosed find twenty-five 2l for which send boz st
"Csphs;o Pil" send 20 address Of Rev. VIM @. Filler Rey5
nodsburg. fE.nklin Co., UbiJ.
YoaI Pills work Like chumcure hoadache simost 'ssts"fs'
Truly ycuTs, -,x :, v,,.n'
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From the Advertiser. Providence, r. l.
TIE Cephsic Pi ,sJ to be rtmsGksbe ebeeta remedy
fo the HeadIche and cf the beat oS that very hesre
complaint which has over been discovered.
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From the Wef,crn r. r. Gazette. Chicago, IL
We heartily nderseMn spsldng. and bis unrivsled CephsA
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n. c SPAIDrv0, ESQ
with for some cifcuArs large showbs to bring your Cs'
phac Pills more part culsry before my customers yoI
have anything Of the hind, please send TO me-
One OF my customers who subject - severe Sck hesdsse
usually lasting dys cared Of attack 10 one hoGT -
your Pills which sent her
Respectfully yours -, - vps
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h)eboins CARDS, &e.

y SHOES AND GAITERS-A NEW STYLE
RO-AT JONES's, NOS. 10 AND u ANN-SE
y. 6.-IALL AND SEE THEN
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spALp1NG's PREPARED dLUEi
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A. ,he,, .e,rnouisls nnsoied BY Mr. sP!tpiss n<3
sao.d uaou-stionable proof Of the eaicscy OF this
truly Scientific Discovery.
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From the Rsnawhs Valley Star, Ksnswha, Va
We are sure persons seSg with the Headacbe whepy
them will stick 10 them
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I.-EDUCATION.

The whole subject Of Education both Popular and General
win be discussed IN columns throughout the year 1861 and
we hope to cns. IN hst discussion Of the profounde
thinkers and the sbest instructors in ouI country It's once
our hope and our resolve that the Of Educton shall
Siye an impetus from tho s1eons Of THE TRIBUNE IA It's
behalf durng The year 1861.
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MAscsyIIts, Conn, Feb. 5, 1851.

MAsoSyIIrs Conn, Feb. s. 1851.
Mr. sPLLDIEe.
SIa:
have tried your Cepal.c pills and Ike s 20 I9s ths'
want Won 70 -eud NE d Ilars worh more. 4
Pari ofnee the ighb whom gave ie~ eesef
the frs. Dor got from you
serd the PiIs By mall Asd obhge, ,,,.
IAMEs KENNEDY
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CAUTION.
Al certain unphncp,sd persons attempting palm o On
the un.uspectng public limitations of uy PRErARED CLUE
would caution al persons to examine before purchasine end
zee that the fall name,
CS- sPALDlNGS PREPARED GLUE "A
On thccp.de wrPgeE AH txiaaiias eoast,fa
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SAVE ThE PIECES!
ECONOMY DIsPATCHi
GA STITCH IN IIxx sAvxs Nps.n Al
L,noaenis DiH hdppes etta ~ ei gtLQfeJ Janliss "A a
y,y have and conyenian, way for 70
naiitps Furniture, Toys, CroCkeIy &c.
STALBlHG5 PREPARED GLUE
ell gencies and household afford Ia bo
wihoait ,ways read, sad e 60 ,hs clicking point
n B.-h Brush eceompAies eeeh botte. Price Is centa
Address HENRY c. SpALDiN0,
Nc. 40 Crdss-s... New.York
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sPRros CsHsK, Hunlinsdcn Co., Pa, Jan. is, 1881.
". c. 6PALpIEG.
SIR:
You viii please send two boxes Of your Csphalio Ps'
Send them Immediately
Respectfully yours, ,,,o % s,,,oss
PSI have used box Of your Pills and fnd hs sroeH
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spALD1NG's PREPARED GLUE,
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Go farmers ano Others.

GUANO. - 900 tuns SOMBRER0 GUAkO
~ just received For sale in lot. suit purchasers by r. w
WOOD Son, No. 10 Fron.st. Pam sont TO any al
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From the Southern Path Finder. NewOrloen. La
Try .heml you afflicted and tast yoAa
testimony added the already numerous list that has ~
ceiyed benefits ths; other medicine can prot7ce-
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| From the Advertiser, Providence r. l.
The hetestimony their sycf strong from the moa respSDte
l kIn-n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-15

Coon PAssAGE-The fine clipper ship Daring Capt Simon.
son. which arrived at this port Saturday last from Liver
pool made In 10 days Her outward passage
Liverpool made In IL dayshus making the round voy
age In IS days.
BARK MAINLAND At Shanghai Jan 20 from Tangchow
large American ship. deeply laden ashore 10 miles below
the Beacon the 18th
BRro AssAsDALs, at Havana 81 inst from Portland was
struck by the ult overheard
deck load.
scHR PizAaRc of Barnstable In ballast while coming
down the. SOUND Saturday struck By squa and
capsed The schr Townsend OF Cape May. went 70 her
the beach, al City Island where she viii be pumped out
II ID GRINpEIL-Oapt Williams, Of ship Ruthyen q
Boston from Calcutta reports March n lat 81 a. Ion Go 81
from mate red brought him 70 Bos
The sehr had experienced very heavy weather and os
Sem Rrrr Leary from Savannah for Matsnzas before
reported ashore Tbee leland and oged rated Az % TONS
built Shsrpown in 1864 and owned IN Baltimore
Del In s ana now al this port has been bought by
in Providence private terms she win be commanded by
Capt Thos Rich, Of that city
Notice 20 Mariners.
The Buoys the st Crox River have been FOR
"'e' nv order Al the Lighthouse Board.
WV RogERs TAYLOR, Lighthouse inspector LIST dist.
Portland, April II, lS6i.
WhaIemen.
Arr al New London itth inst Cby teD ship Benz Morgan
Turner 90 days from Desoaon Island 81 Helena 10 days
New Bedford 18th inst bark Robert Morrison I'll.
ton ochosk Sea, Honolulu Nov wySotacke Dec T. with
wSae oil and sos lbs bone Gent home S bba DO p
oil and 10 $50 lbs bone. Crsed New Zeaand Ground two
er Of Plate two weeks and saw three whales. taxing Of
them making the above oil while Of them Lena
conveyed him 10 the ship bui he died in about afiees min
s,oyc - 80 ~''N
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y-inved TO attend funeral at the Allen stres Ne
thodst EPscopAl church, On Tuesday morning ~ ten
o'HARA On saturday, April 49, from severe cold 70
ceived on the ed Of February, ANN TucKxR wife OF
henry oH1ra ana second daughter Of John and Ann
Tucker, OF Drumclih county Sligo, Ireland.
The friends OF the family those OF her brothers
John, James and Joseph j. Tucker; aso those Of her
brothers-insw Anthony Richard, Edward OHara and
Peter Hunt also her uncle Mr. Christa respectful
V requested 70 attend her funeral this Monday morn
ing Her remains viii DO removed from her late resi-
dence, 2os Monroe street, at hafp nine O'Clock TO
Saint harys Church. where solemn reouium mass will
be celebrated for the repose of her SOUL O'Clock
after mass.
surHERIASD-on Sunday morning, April IA, Mrs
SARAH SUTHERLAND, wife Of Charles Sutherland aged 40
The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to At
tend the funeral from her late residence street
Brooklyn, this Monday afternoon, at two o'clock
SMITH On Saturday, April 10, ANN SMITH, wife OF viii
liam smith IN the 59th year OF her age native Of the
The friends and acquantances Of the family and
OF her son thomas Smith respectfully avited 10
ten her funeral this Monday afternoon at two O'Clock
from her late residence Ill East Twenty fifth street.
STANDNGR.-On Saturday evening" April 10, at half.
past seven O'Clock, RrpoIrH SrASDNaER aged 80 years
and months.
His friends and those Of the family are respectfully in
vted " attend the funeral this (Monday) afternoon,
at two o'clock from his late residence in New York
nue., Staten Island, Vanderbilt landing His re-
Island.
vAspKRuooy On Sunday, April IA, in the full hope of
blssful immortality, EKABETH TUTMIL, wife Of Matthew
Vapderhoof, In the 10th year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral from the residence or
her son, Edward A. yanderhoof, No. 81 West Thirty
seventh street, on Tuesday afternoon at two O'Clock
Her remains will be inferred in Greenwood Cemetery
VkNNsMANN-On Sunday, April IA, Of Inflammation Of
the liver Mrs. MARY TERAsA vEssKANS aged 81 years
The funeral will take place Tuesday, from the resi-
dence Of her son in law, John II Iampe. Her remains
will be taken to the Church of the Holy Redeemer in
Third street, where requiem will be offered for
the repose or her soul at nine O'Clock A. Her friends
md those OF her sonn law requested TO attend from
No. S32 Fifth street.
WARSER-At West Farms, after a lingering illness,
which she bore with Christian patience consumption
EUpnEMA, only daughter of John and sophia Warner.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral on Tuesday afternoon, at two O'Clock from the
Refor med Dutch church, without further notice.
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Money continues drug. AT 4 per cent any
amount can be borrowed on good material, and at
AZ SIX the best paper passes without difficulty.
Long paper and names not strictly first class range
from to as. The amount fcapital now lying idle
in this city quite unprecedented yet Is increasing
daily. No one seems to have courage to embark
in any speculation or commercial enterprise. The
only hope capitalists seem to entertain is based
on the probable wants Of the government Now
that il is established that the republic is not going
to be allowed to fall to pieces without struggle,
people are ready to lend the government any
amount.
Foreign exchange closed very dull for yester-
days steamers. The rates are about lO7 "a for
bankers bills on London and 1857 1867 for
commercial bills; for francs, 5.27L a $50 We
hear of a sale of million of francs by one house
at $780, The market does not look as though
higher rates were likely to prevail. With the
opening of navigation we shall have increased ex-
ports of produce at this port, which will give
an increased supply of exchange; while, on the
other hand, the Morrill, tariff and the outbreak of
war are calculated to curtail mportations and so
to diminish the demand. Whether bills will again
fall to the specie importing point is question
upon which financiers differ. Much will depend
upon this year COTTON crop. III the war leads to
general neglect of the crop, so as to diminish it
materially, our exports will be SO much the less,
and in anticipation of the event bills will rise. IT.
on the other hand the progress of hostilites does
not interfere with the cultivation of cotton, there
is reason to suppose that the curtailment in
our imports may preserve the balance of trade in
our favor, and that from time to time bills may de-
cline to the point which renders it profitable to
send gold from London to New York.
The following table shows the course of the
stock market during the past week and month";
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The market has fallen during the week, as was
natural in consequence of the outbreak of war.
By and by, perhaps, when peoples minds become
used to the idea of hostlities the stocks in North
ern railway companies will improve. The stocks
of the border slave States decline, on the
apprehension that Virginia may secede and
the others may follow, in which event these
stocks would not be worth much. Pacific Mail
has declined heavily, partly in consequence of
revelations with regard to the decayed condition
of the boats on the Pacific, and partly from an
idea which seems to be firmly entertained in some
quarters that these boats are to be the first vic.
Tins of the privateerng enterprises of the seeded
States.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
SUNDAY, April IA, 1861

SUNDAY, Aprn IA, 1861.
Civil war having at length broken out, the mer-
camille community have begun to examine its pro-
bable bearings on trade and the future Of the
country. On one point, far as we have been
able to ascertain, perfect unanimity exists among
our moneyed men: the government must be sus-
tanned. Every one deplores the terrible calamity
which has befallen the republic. But there is no
desire among the merchants capitalists of New
York to shrk the issue, or to evade the RESPONSE
bilites Of the contest. Upon New York will de-
volve the chief burthen of providing ways and
means for the war; our financial community &C
cept the duty, and will perform it. This view we
find to be universal among our moneyed men, in
GLIDING many whose sympathies have heretofore
been with the South. If the government
prove true to the country, it need not feel
any uneasiness about money. In the
opinion of our leading bankers, hundred Millions
over and above the receipts of the government
from customs and land sales, il necessary to dcfray
the expenses of the war for year from this date
could be readily borrowed in Wall street, at rate
Of interest certainly not exceeding that which
France and England paid for the money they Dor
rowed for the Russian war. IL, fer the purpose of
bringing the war 10 an end, and settling this con-
troversy Of ours forever, further sum be requi-
SITE II will be forthcoming. Wall street. so far as
we can Judge, Is ready TO sustain the government
heartily asd literally An idea Of the intensity Of
the national feeling which pervades the street may
! be gathered from the fact that yesterday morning
q thoughtless member of the Stock Exchange, who
offered some United States skies on sellers option,
was instantly Kissed down by the members Of the
board, and three resonant cheers were called for
and 0iyeu for Major Anderson.
II Is OF course impossible to foresee, at the pre-
sent time, what shape the war will take. In q
commercial point Of view, much depends on the
course of the border States. If Virginia secedes
and the other border slave States follow, the war
will probably be long and disastrous. All the
Western banks whose circulation is secured
by unwise deposits of border slave State stocks
must go to pieces for these stocks, after &C.
cession, win hardly be worth twenty-five cents
on the doHar. In this event, the contest being
one between slave States on one side and free
States on the other, II would in all probability in
vove accidents which could not but inter-
fere with the regular production Of cotton,
rice, tobacco and the other Southern staples.
Again, the difficulties which must arise, in any
Gaze, with regard to the navigation Of the Mis-.
sssippi, win be greatly aggravated II Ten
nessee and Kentucky sccede. Indeed, at
the preseat mo1ent, IL seems difficult to
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eurxxxx CoUKr-Circut Mos. CIT, 93s, eT,
e49 e6S col, e6s, 967 OH s73 sol, SIS, S3sk sI5,
7ss 7o0 7s2 $780, 79S S04, soo lo0H. 1909, SIS, 1872
7O6 5e4 T04 t94 Special Term-Nos 2SS, $50 2s3, 2l5
2sT 2ss, aol 3o2 3o4 SO5 $685. sos, $40, Sl2
2lS, $50 63, 49, 2sl, 292
supxRioR CoURr.-Part Mos 1645, 1879, 1888, 1891
I7O6 I707 I709 It'll, 1862 1885, 9aT 1879 757 1885
1913 1858 Part 2-Nos 1928 5O2, 1872 I0I6, S44 1898
l2a7K 362 1880 1850 1854. 1850
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Since January L. 50, 1851 s,12e,645 2,41oo4
The banks continue to gain specie from abroad
and from California; nearly two millions came to
hand since last Monday. Within the past day or
two, however, large sums have been paid into the
Sub Treasury on account of the recent award of
Treasury notes, so that no increase may be shown
in the statement to be made public tomorrow.
Last Monday the specie average shown was
Sal 705 sos, an increase OF s297 $50 from the pre-
cedng week. At the corresponding date last year,
the banks held s27 ,590,l32 in coin. There is no
present probability that the reserve in our banks
can fall considerably below forty Millions and it is
possible that II may swell to fifty. The necessities
of the government must cause the speedy disburse-
ment Of the funds now accumulated in the
Treasury. Under ordinary circumstances, a sup
ply Of coin might be expected from the South
during this and the next two or three
months II is generally supposed that the out.
break Of war will prevent the usual remittances
this season. The bank loans last Monday stood
at sl22, ll3 496-an increase Of sl,l6O,33l from
the preceding statement. At this date last year
the loans averaged $3.50, 6O6,73l. Last weeks in
crease was due to the award of 50 900 900 Of per
cents, large portion Of which was Immediately
hypothecated with the banks. II Is possible that
the Treasury note award on Tuesday last may
have enabled some Of the banks to increase their
loans still further. They are too low for profit
BY several millions,
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Married.

HENRY-vAN DUzR.-On Saturday, March 16, by the
Rev Duncan Dunbar, GEORGE HENRY, Of New York, to
Miss MARY KATE, daughter Of Benjamin Van Duzer, Of
Orange county, New York.
Newburg papers please copy.
PAUI-FARIEY.-On Thursday evening, April IL, at the
residence Of the BRIDES parents by the Rev j. Brennan
Capt JOSIAH w PAUL, OF Rockand Me-, to Miss MAuA r
eldest daughter Of Mr. James Farley, OF this city.
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Batchelor's Hair Dye.-ReliabIo and In
stantaneous-Blsck or Brown Factory 81 street.
Sold and applied At " A. BXTcHKIORs. 10 Bond street.
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rfstadorO's Hair Dye, Wigs and TOu-
pees the the werdwholesle and RETAIL and the
bye privately applied, at No. 6 Aston House.
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Moldavfa Cream Forces tho Hair and
Whiskers 70 grow luxuranuy. Sold at w. A. BATCHE-
L0R'6 newly Invented VIE factory, 10 Bond street.
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Hill. Inimitable Cutter of Hair and
Whkers No. Barclay street. Hair Dye 30 cents black
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-15

Grover & Bakers Celebrated NOiseloss
Sewing Machines, A06 Broadway, New York.
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Trusses.-Marsh & Co.'s Radical Cure
truss No. vesey street. Aston House opposite the church.
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Omcial Drawings OF II. France d Co.'s
Delaware BY oct Of Assembly paased
January. 1850. Grams TO run twenty years.
6UssEx Couxsx-CLAss 49, Drawn April Is 1851
81, Is, 80, 81, 81, 8, 81, SO, 50, 8, 20, o., 81.
G.AsD CossoLIDATsD-CIAss l6 Drawn April Il 1881
Circulars sent free Of charge BY addressing
r. FRANCE Co, Managers,
Wilmington, Delaware
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-15

The Ladd d Webster Sewing Machine
may now be bad for fifty dollars at 900 Broadway.
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NEW ORLEANS AND HAvAsA-teamship De soto-A Knowi-
ION, Azoy. Aeksr and lady, Baltzer DeychmAn.
weeks and lady, Lochenburg. II Menesela w Lespi
maze espinAse southeI, A Fernandez, Gando, A
Catlsn, Delgado Clasere n Goodwin Baird Bsus.
Hoa Pratt, spauding, Knoach, II Baurdt. VIM Car
Yin gGsds ss, Green ysgsr Godgs a1sn ai LA
or, Frost, Hellsck, Lieut. + s Prime, VIM Lindrey
Mad Gaueur Miss Hasbeck Miss Bradford hrs Robinson
ss,S0 T DS White White Mr.; M ss4s SsS. Mrs.
Butler p sage, W Thompson, w Bordobeck . Her
nandez yisa, Mrs Orr. Clavara, Crane Ac5Aughi,n
wck, " Drinker y Ruiz, W Howell Tim Clifford Levy.
LespAnese Miss Bridget Bradford Miss Bridget
CaARLxsroN- Steamship Marion-Mrs Rock, Miss Gohde,
Ches Han Brown, Brown, Morrison. Thos Block,
81 HhacSleford Spatss, Mrs Wilson, w Hoyt, Mrs
Webstor and child Mr. and Mrs Frank and children,
J j 6avstus-S2 In the steerRgc, and free colorcd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-15

Tea Trays, Door Mats and every De.
scSipOn House Furnishing Goods immense reduc
Hoa in prices q T. D. BAssFORDB Cooper Institute n r
illustrated catalogues froe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-15

Dr.. Zell's Powders to Cure Love OF Strong
drink may be given, unknown 70 drinker, in coffee or
tea For at IS Division PA Eighth avenue, Y
Hayes, l76 Fulton street, Brooklyn. Price 81
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Trusses, lElastic Stockings, Shoulder
Braces, Suspensory, BandAges, DC. DRS. GLOVER 4
THORNE, Ma Ann street, under Barnum's Museum
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Weed, Eddy & Co., Managers OF the
KENTUCKY. MISSOURI AND pELAwAR! STATE LorrxRIEs.

Weed. Eddy = CO., Managers Of tn.
AaSS.sd r > he
y: s,:
~ az .Ss lsiioSns i: numbers which SS day
80 u.s. 49, 50 . 81 e. 4 "a 81 s. . Is.
W. S. sa S. H. 81 kI s. a g. ac
!A s kssSSSSssExsa ow. Commissioner.
free Of charge By sendngto ,roo,, -c
: he 0 :, 2s Vim
hereafe be decided BY the drawings Of the Kentucky State
' : ~' w.. Z. CO.. Managers.
Royal Havana LOttcry.-See OMcfaI
srswR e April IL another column mr. q this Prizes
era Is william street, N z. -
The Rev. DR.. Cahln VIII Preach for the
bensas of the House Of the Good shepherd st. Josephs
Tickets ATTY cents cash. 49, ''''1 ''''-
% spring shangh.e Overoo.ts,
at EVANS. 60 and 6 Fulton street.
o. Spring shanshae Overcoats,
stEvANs. 6s and 6s Fulton street.
Ss Spring shanghas Overooats,
MEvANs, &C and 66 Fulton street.
a.EvANs', Is and 6 Fulton strest
IS Spring sh..sH:s os < re- !; ss,, ..
.. EVANS, e6 and 6s Fulton street.
BiIIiards. Phelan's Tables.
Nos % and q East Fourteenth street. Union square
Tea Trays, Door Mats and every De-
sSs Hs'is sSSs !; ae: ss Hs:s. rGs
The Ladd 4 Webster Sewing Machine
may now be had for fifty dollars II 900 Broadway.
Wheeler & Wilson's Improved Sewing
Aashines At reduced pricea once SOS Broadway.
Grover & Bakers Celebrated Noiselsss
Sewing Machines, Aoo Broadway, New York
Empire Sewing Machines.-The Cheap
est because the best in market Office 1886 Broadway
Batchslor's Newly Invented wigs and
e Or card
Moldavia Cream Forces tho Hair and
whiskers 70 grow luxuranty. Sold at w. A. RATCHE
LdRs newly Invented Wig factory, 10 Bond street.
o ana spss "
HiM, Inimitable Cutter Of Hair and
whsker No. Barclay street. Hair Dye, 30 cents black
or brown.
Crist.doro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
bye privately applied at No. 8 Aston House.
CampbeII's Turkish Hair Tonic, Is Cents
Sold only CAMPBELLs Drug Store corner Eighth ave.
nue. and Twenty eighth street
Trusses.-Marsh q Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss vesey street. Astor House opposite the church.
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Trusses, ELASTIC Stockings, Shoulder
Braces, Suspensory BandAges, DC DIS. GLOVER d
THORNE Ns Ann street, under Barnum's Museum
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