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SPAIN.


o
In to-day's sitting Of the Senate the government
nounced that they had resolved upon saonng cruisers
along the OF Africa The would be author
IL visit Spanish and English vessels In order pre-
vent the slave trade. The Ministry seized the opportu
uty TO again repe the accusations Of Lord
regard TO the sav trade which accusations they signal
lied az unjust.
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Shipwrecks.

Bosros March %, 1891
TIE brig n. Estee, from New York for Dublin, In
ashore Mt Plymouth Mass Part OF her cargo has been
thrown overheard. She 10 leaking badly, and may be
got OF after dscharging Crew saved.
Ihe brig Iauretts, from Matanzas for Portland, Is
Ashore at Wood Island, Saco She viii get 90.
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CONsrANr1NoPIx March 2, 1851.
serious disturbances prevail In the Ministry An alter
cation had taken place between the Grand Vixer and the
Captain Pacha on financial matters The latter disap-
proved OF the recent policy Of the Grand vzer and
manded taxes articles OF luxury The carrying
oot Of the Law has been postponed An answer had
been sent TO the yizer's messages.
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BERLIN. March 6. 1861

Us
The investure Of the King with the Order Of the Car
ter mas just taken place In tho White Saloon Of the pa
lace curing the ceremony the Court did not wear
mourning There were present the Queen, the royal
princes ana Processes the high military functionaries,
the nssr OF state and the highest functonaries Of the
country Inc English commissioners who had brought
conveyed in state carriage drawn by ak horses
to the royal palace, where they were received by the
Governor ana Lord ehamberain The Marquis Of reada
bane addressed few words to the King In English
xure took place.
In the conference the affairs of SYRIA prssia has
passed compromise tending to proloneatiou OF the
French occupation
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Moldavia Cream Forces the Hair. whis-
kers and munsches grow luxurany Bold wholesale
retail by ". A. BATCHkLoR, Is Bond street.
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Ratchefor's HAIR Dye--Rellable and En-
stantspeous black brown Factory Barclay street.
and applied ut W. A. BATCHELOR's, 10 Bond street
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belonging TO the New United Greek Church also to be
represented but only for matters q religious and public
Instruction
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N pies.

NhrHs, March y, 1851
The Ociol Journal notifies the blockade OF the citadel
OF Messina. Hostites have commenced All foreign
seses have left Messina with the exception Of those Of
America and England
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Drawings Of the Delaware State Lot
terisA-w0OD EDDY CO., Managers of the
DELAWARE, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI LOTTERIES
DELAwARx-ExrsA CLASS i9l, March q, 1851.
%, "a, 65, s, 80, SO, At, Al, 81, 60, As, A.
DELAwARE-CLAss l92. March g. 1861
SO, 81, AS, Is, 81 SO, 70, ~, 40, 81. rs, 81, IT,
Circulars Containing schemes with full particulars seat
WOOD. EDDY q CO., Wilmington Delaware,
Or 70 WOOD. EDDY 4 CO., 81. Louis Missouri.
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Fed I6oI.
The famine in the northwest provinces assumes q
serious character The failure Of spring crops ap
pears TO be certain. The inhabitants Of Clutch and Ira
vancor are starving. is feared that the famine will
exceed anything OF the kind within memory. Singular
frauds have been detected in the electric telegraph Office
The Bombay Times says the paper currency bill u TO be
remodeed abandoned altogether The tariff on piece
goods and yarn ia to be reduced.
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Batcaleior's Newly Invented wigs and
Toupees most perfect limitations OF nature send for
measure cald o 10 Bond street, New York
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Markets.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
The london Tmes city article Of the evening of March
says:The funds have been unfAvorably affected by
the settlement the Stock Exchange Seven to eight
per cent offered till the next account at the Bank
and in the discount market there was active de-
mand for money About 81 900 was taken TO the Bank
The railway market declined from y 70 X per cent
From the London News City Article, March T. evening
Funds closed at fresh reduction OF per cent share
markets were very dull. British railway stocks were
rather weaker In the afternoon. There was again
active demand at bank and in general market there
a better supply OF money.
Funds have been unfavoraby affected by the settle
ment on stock exchange; q per cent offered for
loans TO next account at bank. Railway market declined
h Il per cent.
QuKEcssrowN, March 8, 1861.
Opening prces-Consols money, 91M u; consols
account, 921S. New per cents, 9lh q y.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Beef and pork dull Bacon quiet Lard dull, at 64s
Sos. Talow quiet: Butchers Association, Sos. Sd.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Sugar steady Rice steady. Coffee dull. Ashes-Pote
dull, at 2Ss. cd. 29s pearls steady at 29s. 3D. 2os
Cd. Rosin dull: common at A. I'd. A. 3d. Spirits tur
pentine dull, at Sis.
LONDON MARKETS.
Sugar firm. Coffee drm. Tea firm Rice heavy and
slightly declined Tallow Co.'S
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VIENNA, March 7, 1861.
An imperial autograph letter eaBcons the assembly, OF
Servan national congress before the opening the Hun
garan Diet The Congress Va TO be composed Of Servan
deputies only The Inhabitants Of the other provinces
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Cristadcro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou'
peea The best the world wholesale ana retail and Ia.
dye privately applied No 8 Aston House.
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The Drawings OF the sussex County ant
Consolidated LotteIyof Delaware
MANAGERS,

The Legislature Of the State Of Delaware having given
France CO lottery contract for twenty years. the
undersigned Commissioners appointed by the Governor Of
said State superntend tho drawings OF lottery
hereby certify that the following the numbers drawn this
SUSSEX CoUSrr-CLAss II, March IS 1851.
6l 10, IL, 80, IA. 49, Al As, 30, IL TO- 35, 62, Is.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LorrERY-CIAss 81 March 81 1851.
20, 40, 33, So, n, 9, rs, so, 81, A, rs, G, SO.
Witness handsat Wilmington, Dell this day saturday.
JOIN DALE
JOIN W. WALKER Commissioners.
ALFRED r. wOOTTEN,
Circulars sent FREE Of charge by addressing
X FIANCE CO.. Wilmington. Delaware.
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Truases.-Marsh q Co.'S Radical Cure
Truss No 2yesey street, Astor house, opposite church
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DIR, j. BOvee DOds' Wine Bifters,
Is not only fems psn.cea bu, is unequaled remedy
for dyspepsia debility Piles diseases of the throat lungs
and ma family medicine uBAs. wIDDsFIkLD a 90, ~
William street, New York, proprietors
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steinway d Sons Overstrung Grand
and square Pianos considered the best manu-
tured are warranted for five Waurooms 81 and "
Walker
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MsCoILrM-MnIxR.-On Thursday, March IA, at
GreeDpoint, L. L., by the Rev. Mr. Taadge Of the Re.
formed Dutch church, ALlxAspxR McCorfuM TO Miss
EVELYN MnrKR all OF the above place.
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THE NEWS BY THE CANADA.

The steamship Canada, from Liverpool March Q, via
Queenstown the 10TH arrived here half past eight
this morning.
The steamship Africa, from New York, arrived at
Queenstown on the 10TH
The Canada has Eft 900 in specie.
The Bank Of Poland refusing to make specie payment
Russian bonds military forces had taken possession Of
the amount required.
1t reported that Prince Napoleon was about to pro-
coed to Turin to negotiate for the withdrawal Of the
French troops.
The sales Of cotton at Liverpool Saturday the 9th
inst, $500 bales, Of which 400 bales were TO
spectators and exporters the market closing quiet but
steady at Fridays rates.
Breadstu1s were quiet b ut steady.
Provisions dull.
Consols closed on Saturday. the 9TH at 9lss Ok for
money, and 92h a 92i4 for account.
LIVERPOOL, March 8, 1851
All is quiet at Warsaw 1t is stated that the number Of
persons killed by the troops there fifty three.
The blockade Of the citadel of Messna Is officially pro-
claimed, and hostites have commenced.
Ratazz has been elected President the Italian Cham
Der of Deputies.
The French Senate has finally adopted address in
ply the Emperors speech There we're but three mega
tive votes against 1t.
On the Paris Bourse the rentes are at esr. zoe.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, March 8, 1861.
The bullion in the Bank Of England had decreased
f14s 600.
The money masket is unchanged.
Consols, 91K 91S for money, and 90 92% for ac-
count.
AMERICAN SECURITIES
LONDON, March 9, 1851.
Illinois Central shares, % 81 discount; Erie shares
27k 2sk New York Central shares, II ex. 9.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Coton-The sales OF cotton In the Liverpool market
for the week added up 80 900 bales, Of which 900
spectators and 10 900 to exporters All qualities
were slightly higher, say I'd, but those OF fair
were unchanged. The market subsequently, became less
firm. The sales Of Saturday 900 bales Of which
closing quiet but steady at the following authorized
tations-
FUR Middling.
Orleans ...................1Ad ID
Mobile. .....-............ ...7Hd Sld
Uplands ..........................7 5sd. 6u16d.
The stock port 1872 900 bales, including 900
American.
James Hewitt Co. report advance OF nesixeenth
Of penny to eighth Of penny upands but since
the arrival Of the City Of Baltimore quotations barely
maintained. They quote miidling Orleans 15-l6d.
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
The advices from Manchester uDfavorabe. There
ets demand and the improved tone OF Tuesday
partially lost.
BREADsTUFFs.
LIVERPOOL, March s, 1851.
BreadsuA are steady. Messrs. Wakefield Nash Co.,
Richardson Spence o., and Bgland, Athya Co. re-
port -four quiet but steady at 2ss Sis for American
Wheat firm at full prices for fine and with partial
vance Of ID 3d. for spring which quoted
ID l2s. 10d. white, lis Cd a Ids. Cd. Corn drm.
PROVISIONS.
LIVERPOOL, March s, 1861.
Provisions dull
HAvRE COTTON MARKET.
HAvRE, March 8, 1861.
New Orleans tres ordinaire 10lf do bas e4f Market
steady. Sales OF the week, $500 bales stock 900
bales
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wheeler & Wilson'S Improved Sewfnl
Machines ut reduced pricea Once. Sos Broadway.
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The Euxine arrived At Marseiles on the stb inc
mails left for London at ten NJ The Massia with The
heavy portion OF the mails left Malta the morning ~
the ID may be expected At Southampton on the Ih
fpof
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MoRRH0n Friday morning, March rs, at one O'Clock,
MARGARET CELIA MORRIS, wife Of Peter Morris, Of
Sligo papers please copy.
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Brooklyn. - Charles III. WilIfamson's
Photographic Portrait Gallery Fulton street. opposite Gin
ton. Established 1851
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Sore Eyes, Bad Legs, Fool Ulcers and
cuaneous erupons, arising from svofuous tsint 10 the
blood successfully treated By the perseverna Ho
lovAy's Pills and Ointment They have failed In
single cure and have been In pubic for atty years.
Trusses, Elastic Stockings, shoulder
Braces, suspensory Bsndages, &c, -
No. Ann st., under Bsxuums Museum
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A SOUNDING PRICES FOR CHINA, GLASS, &C.
"A FOR CASH.
We have on hand large quantities Of China Glassware
other with rich and desirable articles Of
isiion, which we oTeT Tor sale
FOR CASH.
EXAMINE THESE PRICES
French China Dining Plates, OF good quality 81 per
dozen. = -
French China Breakfast Plates IS oen,s Tea Plates
cents per DOZEN
French China Dnins Services 2aa pieces for s22
French China Tea Services, ~ pieces, for SS.
French Decorated les Services, a. pieces, % Is
- And all other goods In proportion.
silver flsted Tea Bets, pieces for. Sl5 %
silver Plated Casters i've bottlea cut glass ~
stu nase baske,s
silver plated Table Forks, per ........... 70
silver Plated able spoons, dozen... 20
sllver plate Tea Spoons dozen.
French China Soup Tureenr each 70
French China Covered Dshes each ................
Gut Glass Goblets the dozen 20
Ivory Handled Tea Knives the dozen. ........... 10
Iron tone China Dinner Plates the dozen. 81
Goods marked In plain figures Orders BY letter carefay
All lots over IS delivered charge in New and
0''''' " ''"'' 0vfNGToH BROTHERS,
zsS and $40 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
AT EvERDELLs OLD STORE, 10, BRoApwAy.-
"A Wedding Cards.-rhese celebrated engraved Cards;
sold only Mt this store.
A In consequence q the stAsnsto OF business.
Va, J. MA0rNr GUEDIN co.
VIII sell for cash, as cost OF importation,
CLOCKS BRoSzEs AND FANCY S so SyiSs '0'a o
No, Aaann lana
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MISCELLANEOUS.


"A We are determined 70 convert our merchandise
OF ~h b. S tss ssTfssySsSy VIII
After Ds1H.Iii # III as1Inni H. Of p'
3om.,.. Are invited 70 anime the Goods.
rrsns s SSas Covered sSSs Diane:
An 0'Af 5f Rsisfs Res Ext fora
ssiss fss ss. asI pieces
Ssn sh Iss S S ss s 1.s
10 dozen plated p.ssa f Fss spsSas
80 dozen silver plated !sSis i Foris A.
10 silver SILVER P pssSS Gaze tss si Basket.
S silver PLATED Go Casters s,,s cut bos
500 dozen Ivory handled Dinner Knives at.
cS dozen Ivory handled Tea knives OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
par :ns Ens1.yss quarts ;ls pair:
@ pair Gu and EnEs,vsd Rec.n'ss Rnss the
'01sn 00ns"'Aa ZION ON STONE TUNE e csis
hre ne Makers 'onn Maddox Son. Stafford
Iron Stone China Dinner Plates the dozen. 8
Iron Stone China Breskfas Plates the dozen ... 4
IRON Stone CHINA covered rsh.s sA each
Iron stone China Toilet sets, II pieces
GAS FIXTURES,
Comprising all Of the styles and the greatest variety
'h' CITY, Tor sale at s' SsR s isT pf,sss
dred and sixty to two hundred and eshty pieces ranging
Inc 's os ana Z. 4 about
the usual price
Any one having need q So
Can make h'n' soS S'f ScS Y p1ssSsss'iqf
At the time of sale w Il desired Be stored until the Lat a
Orders from country must enclose the cash. with .As
only taken.
VIE. DALEY Co.
63l Broadway.
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PROpRrETOk'S DEPOT,
No. lC2 BRoALwAs, NEW YORK
nRhss WELL AT Low PRICE Il HAVE SPRING
IL Overc from 81 90 10 $40; business from az 10
S2: superior Coat Si4 very black Frock Conx
made 70 order from SIT TO SD ready made Vests 81
CLARKE, ia william street
EUREKA SEWING MACHINES
~ Great reduction Unusual Inducements agents Of
ice 1873 Broadway. =
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At EvERDELLs OLD STORE, 10, BROADWAY
"A Wedding cards.-rhese celebrated engraved Gard,
sod only at this store.
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The popus rity of Denslows Purified
Benzine called into existence purport-
ing TO be similar but In point 81 fact
times leaving as much geae upon the article be cleaned
they expected to The jorty Of druaRsts
have THE SHILLING bEnZINK y sale, and many a
them the larger nizes To prevent disappointment
avoid All other kinds but Denslow sure 10 give ne
best satisfaction
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This comparatively LIQUID has been sualcieaay
long been thoroughly tested regularly
increasing sale Is evidence OF its useful character Denslow
Bppzine the best preferable the
event. kind that before pubhe
al price, that could be daily use In ever
family Al \ inf
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DENsLow's BENzINE
is PUT IN FOUR SIZES,
As FOLLOWS:

.IBE SHILLING BksziNE SOLD At u. cRSrs.
The bottles hold nearly no. adi,e much. Is any
those usually sQd nj 70 cents, under Other
DEhSLOW'S BEfZiEE AT rs CEHTS.
These bottles contain nearly half pint
DENSLOW'S BENZINE AT co CENTS,
Containing pint.
THE DOLLAR BOTTLES HOLD QUART
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GOAL AND ROsIN GAS WORKS,
~ For public and private buildings, erected by
GEO. II. kITCHEN 4 co, bsi Broadway, N. Y.
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SOME 5000 DOZEN HAVE BEEN SOLD.

Il.
unequaIed for instantly removing all knds a
SIN and wtcen goods paint ma h. "a stAtns
Without IN the slightest degree nurng the texture th
fabric or Us color II T. nva able ~ these purposes Gloves
may be cleaned Beautifully with H. upon
cravings drawings plane and other valuable papers be
al once removed Without them Artiss lind Il pr-
f.ratle 10 other liquid for cleaning their brushes
FULL Objections ACCOMPANY FAC hottie for
It's use In grtaL variety Of
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HENDERsoN,sIsLAN RANCH

-U-U~U~U~ .tf -.- x
The proprietor of this superior Rancho.
having, at a heavy expense, added to its
already unsurpassed advantages for stock;
is now prepared to rancho any quantity Of
stock, of all Kinds. His distance from the
city renders his herd safe from loss, and
gives him a wider range for stock than can
be had elsewhere. Having a No. 1 ranch,
superior ~corrells and trusty herders, he
fatters himself capable OF giving entire
satisfaction to al who may favor bin with
their patronage
This rancho being a. a point where the
great "Celtrado and Golden City wagon
road'' crosses, contains 800 acres, we'll
timbered and erased, and is at the same
time the most centrally located in the coun-
try, being fifteen miles from Denver, and
ninetoen from Golden City. All stock
guaranteed against loss, save from death.
The proprietor has also erected a ware
house for the reception and storage Of
goods on commission, Pr otherwise.
JNO. D.'HENDERsoN.
mt. dH1 sG3sli tf.ro
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~ HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.
Just Published, in a Sealed Envelope,
On The Nature, Treatment. and Radica.
Cure of SPERMAToRRHGA, or Seminal
Weakness, Sexual Debility, Nervousness
and Involuntary emissions, Inducing impo-
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By RoBT. j. CULVERWELL, M. D.,
.A.thOr Of the %SGrssn Books" &c.
= The world renowned author, in this adj
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own experience that the awful c%onsequea-
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prove a boon to thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal to any address, poet
paid, OIL the receipt of two posta &c stamps
by addres sing Dr.OH. J. G. KLINE, 121
Bowery, New York. Post Office box 1856.
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NlagIy Tiefd Seed Corn FOR
Sale.

r HAVE a sasil ano5nt OF the Early
Field Corn, known as the "Early
Adams" which will mature and ripen in
40 days We planted it last year on the
2oih- Of June, and found it ripe and fine in
good season. 1t is a good, heavy grain and
produces well. Apply SOON,
80 ifs J, JOHNSON. q
POTATOES for safe'et %t@9@ u
JoRssoS's RAxcHE.
RARE and Choice Seeds and
Grain for Sale. rC
StOwel's Evergreen Spea Corn, J
Smiths Early Waite,
Early Adams
Hubbard Squash,
Best Variety sugar Cane.
Orange wa;crnseion, EnCvfpg -
Appie-pie melon ~" 50
and uil varieties Garden Seeds
fresh and nice.
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Imporfhntfo Enaigrants
b-cp IiEs.RovvE TO rirEqr gsI
GOLD 'Mn e

THE LOUPE FORK FERRY. stCo-
lumbus, d. T., having been transferred In.
to the possession of a new Company FORM
ed for the express purpose Of establishing
q safe crossing at that point, which will be
UNIFORM IN cHA1oEe,
as fixed by law, and entirely. free from
ANY VexafiOus Delays
that are really to be avoid ID, Is now In
complete running order, and in charge Of
one of the Directors Of the Company.u The
public may be assured that everything will
be done to ensure to this
LOUPE FORK FERRY <
the public patronage and support. Fo-
further information apply to Messrs. Hur-
ford & Brother. By order of the Board.
n1-tf. o. p. HURFORD,
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The Death or warren.

On the day of that memorable en-
gag,nent at Bunker Hill, G neral: DO
seph Warren, then in the pIims OF
life, joined the American ranks as a
volunteer.
"Tell nc whcr5 Ican BE- useful,''
said he addressing General Putnam.
ION the redeubt.s v Was the reply;
"you will there DO covered" .gzarsv
81 came not TO be covered" return
ed Warren ; "!sll meiwheYeI shall be
in most danger anser =-ttllnre where
the action will be The h~qttcst."
At the meeting oftlie Commit e Of
Safety. previous to the battle, his
friends earnestly sirove to dissuade
linn from exposing his person.
II know there io danger" replied
Warren. ''but who does not think it
sweet 10 die for his country"
When Col. Prescott gave the order
10 retreat, War en's desperate cour-
age forbade him 10 obey. lie linger-
cd last ia the redoubt, and was slowly
retreut:ng, when a British officer cal
led on him to surrender. Warren
proudly his face TO face to the foe, re-
ccived a fatal shot in TIE forehead, and
fell dead in the trenches. -
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HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS
PHILADELPHIA.


A Benevolent lnstitntion established by
special Endowment, for the Relief Of
the Sick and Distressed, afflicted with
Virulent and Epidemic Diseases; and
sspeci ally for the Cure of Diseases OF
the Sexual Organs. e@i rflfj "I
NEEDlOAB ADVICE given g'atIs, by
Nl tho Acting SargeoD, TO ali who APP
ply by letter. with a description of their
1 ss''5 and Is sssss Se Of e,sssn. p psssrsy = M d.as,
icinss furnished freesof charge" Valuable
Reports on 6permatofrhma, and 5othsr die
sases o. the Sexual Organs, and ON the
New RxAEpEs employed In the pispspsa.
~, SAINT TO the athletes In sealed letter en-
velopes, free Of charge. two or three stamps
for postage will be acceptable.
Address. DR.. J. Sfillin Houghton, Act
ing Surgson,r Howard Association, No. 2
: South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. By
ordsT OF the Directors.
Ear D. HuAHrwELi, Pres.
CIo. TAIRemtp, Sec. MD.
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Our special NEW YEARS cIyr to our read
ers Is brilliant new nov Gillette, emil led
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CATNOEkNA;

or,
b as THE NICHE IN TIL WALL, 4 y
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