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CoNPTRoLLER's OFFICE, }
City He'll, New Orleans, Jan. 80, 1851. :

No. 545S.
eolgeI That the COmproer be aud he hereby authorized
to adncae the lowest bidder after days rotice in the
official Journal contract for constructing ballast
Magnolia street. from Felicity road WASHINGTON avenue the
work to be done in accordance with lines specic
tons Of the Surveyor and said adjudication subject to the
approval or rejection Of the Common c 'uncit.
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saEN nls On y LIS n CADEfAK - THE uNDERSIGNhD
his AcssepS the I'd of january next 10 he
aGrgo' teal sis tho q Prsiai aud taiopg streets
study and The order 81 exercises will be the sans
q He will bepIaaed 10 receive tho pupils
~ NM and such srhels may desire attend.
& stating terms apply W. Raymond No III
s9 d2f 2m SNtessittt nss.s., ry S.5n,, -
~ Meehes9sy Patent WISHING IL ~
yaisr1aEr Bro tho coraer 81 seaESpc as5
MI ii Il, ana af ts Mechanical neRlerB xofs,gs
sad Rs 81 shop, corner II LasgS:ts
'''sE J.a.pAUeHEETy.
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l AREAafaN Il AHDYg ARR, see the advertisements
pS aessfA Eosa d Wat Nos nib md ri
hsfa sud aip lenss art d
sss Iae Feitep AID seed NM and esor
a hasser ats a cperati5n ana Tie Jaspeelioll il NOE az
t'tcrs " purchasing Is tasiled
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Nw 0s Guilty esesctnt go aay gldrnaa tbmrp IL, 1861,
COMPTROLLER ...t,Ss FTCIAT..


-, mo. 5a99.l
- That she cempi,g1lsr be sna :; hereby authorize
SsBci jourfs e9utta tGn'ains saa dSySiSs IL lie
city speeifcaens tho Surveyor NY miles q
50 inch iron pipe for The Water Works. said
sdRdtien TO ee subject TO the approval eetion Of the
Common Council. VA
tSignedi LEA F. BAKEWELL,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
tSEneil j. o. NIXON,
H. President Board of Aldermen.
Approved August s. 1860,
s[signedl JOHN t. MONROE, Mayor.
Notice Is hereby given that on SATURDAY. 9Th Of March,
1861 will adadcate my Office II O'clock M the above
d2s ST. V. DuPLEssIs, Comptroller
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sEAsEs or THE TIHoA ar AND LuSds. The ter
sible faiHi q tese diseases should who are
~ sactea q best rational rele without
lSssof time Dr crasa ..,a.ss, oes
ciyt has tnsspie No lS5 st. street whore
sats By 81 eiectrocbci
a saf7fs y onseetioa Wih constitutional, F4reiiss mi
aacde q praeice becoming established az ils
tionas pd aisecis Of tae disease
out trassisiss tho xieor u the patient
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S8LE AGENCY
y zls OF TEE CELEBRATED
r. STACKER IRON WORKS
TENNESSEE,
from q to inchas diameter. 81 inch
90 10 "a inches diameter. / % an inch
under " inches daIaeter. rs inch
furnsca Mouths $2 $780, and 1885, according pa
tern. Grats Bare 40 per pound.
g. r. L4VmLEBEUvRE.
Commission AerctnnS
'eR u sia No ~ street.
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Notice hereby given that TUESDAY 18th of February
1871 at Il o'clock NJ will adndcate my Office the
contract. to the lowest bidder.
jaS0 l2b " DUPLESSIS. COMPTROLLER
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DIED.

CLEMlNT-on Tuesday April %, at FredoIis \; " Mary
C.tn, wife Of Frederick Clement jr and daughter Of the
late Capt. Jas l.. Wilson OF this city
DONEGANIn this city, on Saturday, Apil! - bridset A.
second daughter Of John Donesan . , 49,,
rbs friend, and scquantances OF tho family respectfully
nvd 10 her from the OF her father,
on Tuesday, April 20, at o'clock
NEWEI-on Saturday evening April q. Hattie. only dsgh
ter Of George b. aud Julie Elizabeth Newell aged year. ~
months and day. - -, c.o,
The relatives and friends invited TO attend the funeral non
No. $50 Pacific street, Boosyn Monday Aprh 80 :"
O'Clock p. m. without further invitation.
Eastern papers please copy. A.,
NICHOLS-At Hartford Conn., Monday, Aprii ~ tne Nv.
Noah Nichols, native OF Cohasset Mass ana Io
aTegdent Baptist Minister In New-HamI-hire ana 'e'
In his 7lst year.
New. Hampshire and Vermont pspeTI please copy. =,
PAYNE-At San Francisco. Cal, on TUESDAY Ap'h % '
theodore Payne in the 45th year OF his age "A,
ROGERs-suddenly on Friday April ?6 LeonGra oece MIN
of James II. Rogers and only child Of linu anu ''SA"
son. aged - wears, month"; and 20 days ,.., -.
The relatives aud Of family and .i H.
stre,t NJ r. Church. respectfully invited 70 sty nc,
funeral from the Jane street NJ T. Church, TINS lonasy
morning Ut 10 o'clock without iurtheI lhv III
viii he taken Greenwood for interneh''
sNITB-In Brooklyn Sunday, April 20 OF scarlet lever
sheldon Youngest child of Sterling and Lucy j. smith
VAN yooRHIs-n this city, Sunday, April &C. Henry VA
| Noorhis, NJ. D.. aged 81 years IN ., ,..
Ha remain, wiz b. tsksS to Csshil fe' in'sTnsnt
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SECOND BOARD.
SATURDAY, April 27-r


The depressed feeling which has marked the Stock
market the last few days, entirely lost to-day, and
general improvement in prices established. The
more cheerful tone of the advices from Washington
and Baltimore was reflected in the Stock market and
without very large amount Of transactions, there ap-
peared to be more disposition to operate for the rise
and there a greater infusion Of orders from tie
outside public, feature which has been absent
from the market for time. The strength
of Washington is now considered ample TO meet
any force which can possibly be brought against
it, aud considerable confidence is felt to-day that
Maryland will be saved from the whirlpool of Seces-
sion. These circumstances largely assisted by the
oyersales OF the bears have combined TO strengthen
the market to-day, and to hold it strong bringing in
the shorts as free buyers and at the same dampened
their ardor in offering options. The most buoysnt
OF the fancies was Pacific Mail, which sold with
small Transactions up to II against 63 yesterday Tho
is mainly account of the lesser apprehenOns IN
regard to Southern privatees. Panama was steady at
90 100. The Improvement in Central is / y cent
during the day. Cash Stock was scarce, and the
sales show about ! y cent difference between
cash and short sellers option. Erie advanced
q cent, but was weak at the close. In the Western
shares the market was moderately buoyant and ae-
tive until toward the close, when the rmness of the
market was partly lost. Between the Boards the
kei wa. inactive, and the quotations ncmnally
a, the Board. At the Second Board the market was
irregular but generally buoyant. Central sold at 73l,
and closed at that bid; Pacific Mail and Erie were
scarcely sustained at the advance of the morning; Iii
NOR Central was very firm and advanced TO So and
sfterward j9l bid, having sold At co. Galena
y cent better; Rock Island Y cent, &c. After
tho regular session the quotations in the street again
advanced with quite disposition to buy. The days
dispatches from the South were IN0IS' ieeTng IN TIE
Roard of the Border States was more cheerful but the
transactions were light. Virginia improved v cent;
Missouri g cent. For Tennessees i3w BID against
a. Yesterday. The business in Government securities
was quite light and quotations are without importans
change The las, quotations Virginia State ts,
4iI A.; Missouri State Is, g. Pacific Mail Steamship
COMPANY, 20 all; New-York Central Railroad, 49, %
49,; Erie Railroad, 2Il 2ls; Hudson River Raj
road, 36l; Reading Railroad. 32i d32l Michigan Cen
trail Railroad Az a 10; Illinois Central Railroad 1s.@
co. Gsena and Chicago Railroad, 5sl d59; Cle'eland
and Toledo Railroad 2il.
The following table contains the prices of Saturday
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and attractive novelties every night. programme Of
unusual attractions this week.

CART ROGER JopEs.-This gallant officer who, as
Lieutenant in command Of the arsenal at IIarpers
Ferry, took the responsibility Of destroying the
and munitions OF war that place, thereby preventing
them from falling into the hands Of the enemy arrived
in this city Thursday night last and now stopping
with bic friend and relative, Mr.. Campbell, OF No.
| East Sixteenth street.
He lie the ron of the late Gen. Roger Jones' for many
years Adjutant-Gen Of the L. s. Army. lie If
Virginan as are most Of bis relatives lie has brothers
in the army and navy, and one brother, physician,
in tlis city, He graduated az West Point in 1851, and
is yet 30 years Of age. Col. Lee, who is in COM
mand of the Virginia troops who were on the march TO
arpers Ferry when the arsenal was fired is not only
relative but the former friend and instructor of Capt
Jones at Wet Point, man 10 whom, until his
treachery the captain had looked up for counsel and
advice His brothers and relatives except those in this
city, are opposed to him in the present struggle. He
keenly felt THE detection, but finds consolation in his
duties under the flag Of his country.
While in command al Harpers Ferry, lie received
warning from Gen. Scott 10 be on bis guard Father
than this he received no Instructions, and acted en-
tirely upon his own Judgment He received secret
information, unknown TO all but himself an" Ms
informant. that Virginia had seeded, and that Col.
Lee was marching tOWafus INN. lmbicdia'Siyi i''"''-
ties of powder were placed in the soldiers mattresses
which were distributed about the buildings. Hs men
split kindlng-wCod and piled upon tbem and other
wise prepared them for the torch He had only forty
nine men with him. The approach Of the enemy was
made known by sentinel after sentinel, until Capt
Jones thought they were near enough. lie then
ordered the combnsbles be set on fire, and selling
bis pistols, which lay on bis table, gave the order
to depart. As they started, he saw that one Of the
matches had gone out and he returned and regbted 1t
with his own hand. Before he got out o. hearing,
yells and curses were loud and frequent the traitors
realized their disappointment. Neither Capt Jones nor
his men knew the route they were to take-they only
knew the directions. They started at lOl O'Clock pm,
and marched all night through mud and water. At
Hagerstown where they arrived just TOO late for the
tran they did not dare tell What they had done, but
hurried Pennsy lvania. When they left Iiarper5
Ferry, the traitors only about fifteen minutes be-
hind them and they obliged TO leave everything
except what they bad on their persons. Capt Jones
has not yet recovered from the fatigue and hardshps
of bis journey. Government has rewarded his gal
lantry by promoting him 20 the rank of Captain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29
CEPHAIIC PILLS,
CURE ALL KINDS OF HEADACEE.

b. the nse orthe,e Pills The periodic aseko h"t'a' NV
fsddacte prevented aud taken at the
OF an attack immediate relief pain and sickness VIII be
obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and HeadGhe to
which females subject.
They act gently upon the bowels removing C3stieese"
For Iarv Men Students Delcsie Females and al persons
of ,SeEtayv habits they valuable Lardfrr improving
the dppe giving ahd r9o to the digestive organs and
restoring hc natural elasticity aud strength Of the whole system
The CEPHALIC PILLS the result Of long investigation
and careuy conducted experiments having been IN many
years during which time hey have prevented and relieved
Of pain and suffering nom Headache. whether orig
mating the system from deTanged state OF tho
stomach.
They entirely vereiabe in their composition and nay be
taken al times with perfect safety without mokngaEy change
diet dad the absence Of any disdgrcI& ,aie readers ecs
% administer them % children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
The genuine have i've signatures Of henry C. SPlLDING
each Boz.
Sold by Druggists and all other Desers in Medicines
Boz viii be sent by mail prepaid receipt oftbe
PRICE, Is CENTS.
AT orders should be Addressed. 10
HENRY q. SPALDING,
No. 40 CedsI,t, New.Yo,k.
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Advertise ment
pD,crs mr. rxcIISH CARprrlNG REcucED.-

PRICES or ENGLISH CARPETiNG kEClcED.-
great opportunity offered for bargains In new spDg
n.,ng English Medson, Velvet Carpets, % vide bInss
Tbre ply and Ingram Carpets Rugs Mats Mating widow
shade Table aud Piano Covers Drusget star Csle" ana
Rods Dutch CafpetiDg Sc. displayed IN ten spIcous
rooms a. Hiss AsDERsoSs No " Bo"eI3' hou'eheVPe''
and carpet buyers are invited TO call
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29

CoMsIss.RY DEPARTsESr.-It is stated that the
Secretary Of War, at the recommendation of General
Scott and other chief officers of the army, is about
organizing general Commissary Department, capa.
bic of administering the aairs Of army Of 1000
men. Both militia and regular officers of experience
and ability will constitute its managing department.
We believe NewYork will be the headquarters Of the
Bureau all its actions however being subject 10 the
government of the War Department.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29

SrIzuRr on MILITARY CLoThING.-Cap'' Sluiies
of the llh Ward Police, on Saturday afternoon sei~eu
twenty pairs OF military paniaioons, at the WORKSHOP
of tailor in Ridge street. The tailor WORKS lot e"
beck & Co. OF No. Dey street, where the ponce re-
Gently seized 600 uniforms, supposed to have be.n iu
,orded for the South The tailor could not be found.
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V,HE NIGHTINGALE ASSOCIATION graf,

HNHE NIGHTINGALE ASSOCIATION CRATE
fully acknowledge the receipt Of the following donations
M.,Hs. J. l. Coddugt0n. anal bone, Whit VAL oiled
silt bA, cont4niog y SponseA
Meist. Pen 1lifod, Boxes
Meisrs. GeeTy. BoIss
Mr. Thomas L Green. lbs ChlorofJru lbs Sulphuric
Ythcr yArts Adhoy. Plaster h. Patent Lint lbs Tine
turr 81 Opium.
r. simmer \ Co.. pieces Brown Dlk Geo w. Powers
pieces Muslin. OaheTe Dayis, pieces Muslin; Mr. Del
fnoni,o, $50 Boies; Nimerdiug Mount peces Canton
F1ann-l-throngh J. l.. Allien, e,q.
& Friend dozen Scissors
J. &. Garter, pec. Cotton.
r.. b. Croker piece Cotton.
Me- TuTucy, Sewing Cotton
Lint and Old Linen from German School
Bar ezs.t and Linen from Sew ard Institute BY 7. Round
Lint and old Linen from ladies'
The Ina tho Church Of d. Messiah opposite
the New io Hotsl Broadway daily, where contrbu
the ,ick and wounded will be thankfully received
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IAdyritisement.l

To NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH SENEs.-
R,ir.J GENTLEMAN having been restored to health in few
dy. alter nny years suffering, Wiling 70
asia others by sending ree the receipt Of al
envelope copy the prescription ued Address JOHN
M DlGyAIL, No 1876 Fulton ct, Brooklyn, n. \.
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Advertisement -
Enw,Rp II. DIXON. NJ. d., Editor OF The

ssn and Operating and Consulting surgeon, Me- " 9 sN.
Once consultation. the obscure eaos o. me pew
s RTptuTe Piles Narico:ele, and Fisua radically curc
without the knife Hgare Office hours nom 10 v 10 .
and 10 evenings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29

THr MARINE ISsURAxcE ConPASIIs AND THE
PRArEs.-Owing 10 the danger to vessels engaged in
the Wes-Inda trade from assault by prvateers our
coast, which have been equipped by the JEFF. Davis
Confederacy the Marine Insurance Companies in this
city have, within the last few days decided 10 make
an advance Of one per cent upon the ordinary rates
Most of our yessels UNIV, nrenara them
ssi-.. . 20 any attack. In some cases the
British iiss If bosed instead OF the Stars and Stripes
This transfer is eeetedb by very simple proces.
r lra.ny.. "t The ;nsolence of The prieai gentry
'1ihe- them stand aside -
FLAG-RAIsISG AT ST. MARY's ChrRcH.-A mag
pi6eent American flag was raised Saturday upon he
cupola Of st. Marys Roman Catholic Church III "rand
street by the Rev. Michael McCarron, the pastor ID
nresence Of about 900 persons. The children of the
Sunday-School sang " The Star-spangled Banner
HAL Columbia" and The Red, White and Blue.
Patriotic addresses were delivered by the Rev. NJ Nc
Ca,ron Alderman John Russell, Mr.. John j. Reilly,
and o,heu,. brass band was in attendance and 'he
greatest enthusiasm prevailed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29

srpGIcu.-Dr. Frank Hamilton will continue bis
,ourse of lectures on Military Surgery to-day o-nor
row. and Wednesday, at Bellevue Hospital, at l.!
O'Clock and Dr. james r. Wood will lecture on Opera
tive Surgery Immediately after Dr. Hamilton Prof,
Wood viii furnish material for operations, free oil
charge to all who intend to enter the United States
service.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29

SUDDEN Dr,rH.-Frederica Munken,, a German
,n . Years Of age. died suddenly saturday afternoon
49, H. a, srt a, waiting upon al her grocery NO
5g5 EaTt lilo street. She fell TO the noor Ahd eAPr1 81
most ipm edaely. An inquest VII Dc hcS 'Po" H' WY
say.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29
Bui!0ina Hlaicrials.

EOR THE SUPERIOR ROOfING sLA il Yi.s
Il ~ IN. EAGLE SLATE COMPANY apply at their ard
corner Of a,h St and lOsv, or to o. fuhMAS AGENT
Ioursndts II. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29

On demand, tho supply Of money continues abundant
at lao y cent but the features OF the market proper
continued to grow more unfavOnble There is large
and growing dstrust among capitalists In mercantile
naDer especially of houses engaged in selling dry goods,
straw, and fancy goods. Groeers paper looked upon
generally with more favor We sometime since adopted
the pocy of not publishing failures or extensions but
!, IA useless to conceal the fact that they are very
in the above branches of trade, and that moro
are expected Remitanees almost entirely cut OK
from the South by the political disturbances while IN
the Yves. the currency troubles have very nearly
brought about the same result. Our merchants, with.
stocks of goods which slow Of SALE and with re-
mances cut Off while their own Indebtedness runs in-
eroraby to maturity are obliged to ask extensions.
We are glad to say that these are granted in that spirit
of beaiy which the circumstances Of the times sp.
pear to denard.
1t s understood that the Managers of the Erie Road
contemplate making assessment of q so share on
the stock and equal amount on the unsecured bonds
of the Company for the purpose of paying the back IN.
terest the mortgage bonds. The reorganization oc
this Company will probably be completed neat wsst-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29

yJ,O TRAVFLERS.-U. S. Passports procured;
Sight Drafts PAYABLE throughout Europe, nned oy "
SCHMIDT Co, European Bankers and Nosrss Puphe NO.
ICkambeutt, NJ y.
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Drrerists everywhere now keep MRS: WiNSLoWLS
SOOTHING SYRUP children eethns NO Is9lci ~ -,
United Sts3es sells Ike II. IL standard medcie eno ~
Ism. ia yordyde Physicians order and use wherever aus
nAgics effects have been witnessed.
~ ,h thirty wears o. iened ard Increasing popu
,-i,y ~ MRS MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP, innureT
able CoRDIs' and other nostoms prepared by pIetenosa
whe The SOOTHING SYRUP has been constantly increasing
Ia popularity and become household word and thousands OF
mothers thank M WINSOW 0T the hesh o. sb' cnluisn
by the = Of her invaluable article
When the present rsce OF Cordias" sh. have followed in
che footsteps Of their ius.riou, predecessor MRS WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP viii continue 70 Ne popular ID
yorite, aLd q blessing mother
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29

The Republican Central Committee willholda special
meeting Ills evening.
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6 the prices Of Saturday

Bid.
The foreign bill market is very fat, and fIs elsss
bankers sterling lave been sold at los, which
leaves profit of y cent on the importation Of spe-
Gle. Good commercial bills, such as were taken by
bankers have sod az 1903. appears that the import
of spece from Great Britain must continue during the
Summer.
Messrs. Winsiow, Lanier g. Co. of this city have
offered Gov Morton of Indiana the Of $4,000, for
the purpose of arming and equpping the quota OF vol
unteers from Indiana.
Mr.. Controller Haws visited few of the Banks yes-
teray, TO ascertain the feeling in regard TO the million
loan asked by the city for National purposes and every
where received the most substantial evidences Of their
patrio,ism. An hour among them resulted in the fol-
lowing subscriptions The entire loan will, doubt,
be taken before Monday night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29
IScI TIE PENNSYLVANIA S6l
ISOI CENTRAL RAILROAD. IoCA
GREAT DoUBLE-TRAcK ROUTE;


GREAT DOUBLE-TRACk ROUTE;
The eApaeit, Of Road J. equal my IN nf S1,uJ
INV TtiF TREAT SHORT LINE To THE WLsE
~ Office No. Astor House corner OF '-sey u
10, the remuneration OF Passengers and from GIN
,irs,i Chicago 81 Louis ST. Paul Nashville Mehpns N
Orleans, and all other towns In the Wss, No. oa,s
are unsurpassed for speed and 49,
TbTousb trains for the West leave NeSf Ok poo' p o
lsndty 5-Mofb1g Express a. M. hNr is NAP'' 49,
sI.ecipr and smoking on all the trains 49,, 9TH -,
Ta,e always a. loX aud the time a. queA As pS Any o'"'
Nv i, route Freighs OF q, description: can be
sv mint on tie Railroads OF Ohio hentncny me M
uS.ni. Wi.eon.in lowe Missouri. by hAilhUap "
RECT OF 70 any port on "a. haNEaoic ii''''N Wv '
M rate, Of Freight 70 aud from point oi inc Me.' ~
p.nn,vIyania R,r ad are all times a. favorable a. bi
, "A Compsni,s Merchants and shippers ntin,t
ing the transportation Of their frr.ht 70 'nis N'"'P''
with confidence on its speedy uanft' ..,u,od,,ior
TLi, Co,utruv also maintains an Eugrtnt Accohno
Line by which ps grating westward ENJOY
com ortabe mode Of y snce az one nan W
OF fare L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent NO A'toi ou''
LEIGH 4 Co Freight Agents. , ~, y-u,,.,,.,
No. A.tor House, and No. SCUM WinaiH'-
"'poNALD a '''' No Battery place
ENocH LEWIS. General sup't, Altoona, Pa
EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via SHohf
il LINE RAILROAD.-Trains leave corner Of z,th en
4th-sv l2;l3 and m, DAILY Siy,oIS suot
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-Ior fm rnsA,
~ DFLPIIIA and the SOUTH and WEST, wa Jhi., i
CTY-MA and Express Lines leave New. OH a. :, -. ca
A m and and D. Fare % Through .o -
cinpa,i and the West, and Washington new
the South &C., and through basgase checked 10
d H. anu ". WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent,
No BAGGAGE will be received for any trsns unless
checked Is minutes in advance Of the time oiea'ins.
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re- single bottle Of SPALDiN.. ffLrAh1D "hO'
- Eve ten ,i,nes So cost anHraliv -sj
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEl
SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE!
SpAI,DING'S PREPARED CLUE

SAVE THE PIECES! ,,,,n,ucy,
ECONOMY! crvs MY" ~
,eo.f, tp;H harper, ercn IN IdTeguldlo .nn, "
- a. ,sha TO have cheap and convenient way i0 ie
pairing FulAiture Toys croGh exc :. -;rD CHE
.u h e,asIerI eiss and household can ahord 10 be
without IT, II always readS and 9P 70 i , P"
useful ~ h ~ IN ba.,Is Price, Is cents
B-A brush sccoHits"' Henry e. SPALDING,
ADDRESS No 40 Cedar st, New York.
CAUTION!
As certain unprineipled pern 70 aim
the nnsuspectine pubic imi,aicn s Of my PEPAhEp
would canton all persons 10 examine peio'e pu'''
wv '-'' rs.spAIIDINGs PREPARED GLUE,-d I'm.
u on the Outside wHpp,r ~ e.<1s @f'g".""y ''""~'"'
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