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"as =. .. 'aS ss Sa as
insa,on 70 i,ag assured 'hal The prformssca. ., 70.
ss ss .r % ss q s s
q the names % Q, The Pras, "a. Artist. enssssa
MADAME JOSEPHINE xEDoRr
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MADAME FISCHER.
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srosos T,lri pEassspo sn:sIssi 1,islsifrM isslEsIifrM.
sroscs ci.Ts RassIssE ,iss e a'i'sizcuL SsiizzcuL
srosoR r,%1 D. n;ii9k coIkrrI.
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important srraass%sn. vita oiher s%iasnt
also pending The u p.rea.rs Of which viii be annoaAcsS
'rOH s"F 81 4af aFfSIss sassos sIoHr
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has o''" fs1S Tfs \ + JAZZ
and scale - unusual spendor The full particulars s
"A''A THE xDvEarIsgxEsrs or TO MORROW.
NoTicE No i,rhr so, r,,Is Ss"s MI, :.sn 70. TIE sH
ihe xc.ien,y Xa.ic Her sehlrmar. 7ot bros. ~.y.
and Roo. Anhonys stationery store. corner OF NAAsAs
No @ the heavy outlay nssr.a
the engagement OF 40 msny tuy eminent, artists tho
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UcTIoS HorfcE.-E. ROTH, AUCTIoNEERA
IA Auction sale of
Iandso and cYstlY ii0usehod Furniture.
/, UcTroN SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT

4 Sing Sns NJ Supreme Court-In partition;,J0HN
CLAPP Referee. will N ut public auction, on Wednes
AZ 1853 al " CLOCK noon the premises that
arm OF land ormery owned by John y. Sherwood,
ceased consisting Of about CU This farm Is timely
Gated within minutes walk OF the Hudson River
abroad del o contains several beautf al building sites,
,h a view OF he Hudson and in the immediate vicinity
lthe residences OF Mr. John NJ stewar Carlisle Norwood
Horace 1reen Da,d Ludlan, Jr. Henry Young, Z. ID.
hes SHALL ESQ., and others. VIII be sold together or In
tces Sale positive Terms liberal. Maps OF the proper
Amay the of Besson Carnme nden Co.,
iWest street, Abro Smith, S2s Bowery corner OF Bond
aeet Registers Office, White Plains, Weschester
any.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

UrOR sALE-AT AUCTION. ON TUESDAY MORNING.
March 3 at ~ ocloek, =. % Franklin street large lo'
Butchers Bench lot of Tin Ware six wooden Troughs
suitable for feed milk business. Sale positive.
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ucTIoN NOTICE; ;-cRocsERy, GLASS CHINA,
A Sc--WM W. SHihLEi, auctioneer.-Dn Tuesday,
Irch g a. 10 clock 81 Pearl street, by d. EMBURY
ii extra large catalogue sale of all kinds OF Ware city
&c shipment
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MO iNPosfrioN,-MNk STAR WAS BORN Win
IN natgra gi The great as,rooss and planet ~
tn She brings together tho@- long separated
speedy Marriages shows correct likeness ~.
rv husband or abs<nt friends In reality she has
failing remedy 10 cur~ drunkenness and gives lucky
bers Yon who ~ish 70 know through fe
cail Mstsns STAR. for u 10 proved and tssd ~ hun
drsds sho daily and eagerly visit her hai nj. 10 bum
hus succeeds when ALI others Ai Gentlemen al
miltef gl serenteenth street. Third syeaae
drug atOr
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PAwNBRoKER's sALE.RICHARD WALTERS, AUc.
uoneer, sells Tuesday, Sd at Ds o'clock, al No. s East
Broadway. 400 lots Men and womens Clothing, Boots,
Shoes. Betting Watches, Jewelry &c. BY order OF +.
3fG Houston street.
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A TTYSTrog THE UTMOST INTRINSIC VALUE PAID
N in Diamonds. set or unset watches, Jeveiry,
silver. Ac preferred. advances made
the above goods JOSEPH s0LoMONs Diamond Broker,
so Broadway opposite the s. Nicholas Hotel All business
strictiy confidential
ATso CHAMBERS srRREr-THE u CHEST PRICE
"A paid Tor Diamnndk ct unset, Watches, Jewery.
silver Ware ant Oh aud SILVER either In roi o.
rent funds JOSEPH ISAAC, No. 0chAmbers street
nIAMoSDs, DfAMosDs. DIAMONDS Il AN GIVING
IL highest rces for Diamon1k wathss aud
Silver Ware ~ advanced thr same. Th0a bsrlg
goods ~ this description dispose % vii d. on
L. JACOBS. t07 Br-adway
nfANosDs. PEARLS AND EMERALDs WANTED,
~ and hish prize paid ipt the gold
rencys BY " W. PLUME. diamond fF0kff 5i1 BfuadNAy
Once hours hll ~ aud 2 ul ouiy Valuations
nIAwDNDS, OLD GOLD AND SILVRK-BY GOfsO
IL 10 LOUIS ANRiCH Txl Brpa4Eay. anier tho yew
York FI9si viii rrefivr Per norr ths any
other parn IN this city tor Darsuls On gof Knt sissr
without being tougred uiher g1as w ,hanse
n pays 10 city henksbi~ money. Came Hair shawis s
Kinds - Las ANA FUR bought n the highest pYef r. Al
has = yfars estsbsacf ~ srw YofG kenrn5ef 1ks
nfsAdway
no wNtcu pBkfYrs. .-wkNrHD TO ~PLL Ar
rlfr af i.HpNltsfInn. his.n gre aseu ava alt IL
At NMee t t.1i8a#t
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IpwARD sINTIENlcHl AUcTIONEER-bY ID ",
N ivES OO.--Ou Tu0sday and Wednesa any, March
f AZ n O'clock earh tay al 60 Broadway. hfst clas
Fuure being part Of the stock Of four % iarges
wsruoms male tof class city trade viii be
rad ~ us. consisting IN part q hhcx walnut aad rose
Chamber Suits finished with French plates and ststn
arinarole tors: rosewood, black walnut ok raflo
Ding Room and Library SUITS, IN broca,e aud All wool
ri Turkish Furniture IN large voriey also Buness W
biy and Secretary bookcases. Ex'ension Tabir., Hal
Sait aud Chars, Aruoirr bl1ces single and doublp
Fsufrs Music sianNa, Centre Tables, SC, a. Parties
2 fnruiture racked n dane this rrauiaeR
Ih rGifue be stored with short te free ~
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" sniim, nsact A0I,i2NEEh M, sh WILL SELL THIS
Nih street ana Taird ssenue oae rosewood Paror salt,
on black walnut 10 $1,000 and mahogany Bedroom
pek OF Paintings, &c.
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! NJ MERwIN AUCTIONEER-BY BANGS, MER
II. MIN CO. Irving Baldings, 5Jt and s95 Broadway,
Mneay and Tuesday ng. March and att ocloeS,
library valuable Thcolo heal ant Miscellaneous
Boks inclndfng many o: inc English editions, and some
. sc. Caiao oggcs ready and the books
xhiOtion at the sale. rDom@.
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no sEGAR IMPORTERS AND AEUFACTURERa.--
Parties desirons 10 dispose rs class Havana and Do
mesc Segars cheap for cash wiz ma purchaser the
Segsr Store 639s Broadway
600 s15. $50 f35, &t0-sEGARS YET AT OLD
sDAO. prices tonsider legal tender notes good
gold NY goods need to BE- TO he appracaed good
Investment Also granulated smoking Toacco The
retail store 90 Pearl supplied with
segars Al retail JULIAN ALLEN, i3J Water street
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AUCTION TRADE SALE--OF CROCkERY AND GLASS.
4 ware. HENRY q. EVANS, Aurtioneer Win sell, in
los 70 suit ~ters on Tuesday March 81 at 10 clock AT IS
Miden Lam well ssror,cd all Kinds Of White
me ana Common Ware, East Boston GAS ssware, Fancy
ps<ed tor shipping
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iUcTIoN NoTICE-MoRT6AGE SALE OF HAND
some houseno old Furnture, Carpets. rosewood Piano
NJ. DOUGHTY, Auc,ione

UCTION NOTItE.-II. WILSON, AUCTIONEEK.-BY
4 A. u. GALE. a. rey street, Boots and shoes-first
sing trade sar q about LOO fases Boots sho $. Bamo
vs. Ac, &C. H. WILSON viii sell by the iackage large
prime gss0rtmen adapted the at the store
sDve, Tuesday, Marca >. at 10 O'Clock A. VI, among
itch may be found ms boys and youths Calf Boots;
1n,s. BOYS and ,ou'as' KIP Boots; mems boys' and
hs' Grain BDois adi - lasting Congress and Lace Gait
ladies' aud misses tioat chausi Bamogas ladies' aud
ses' kii and RuU Halmorals, aud great variety OF
frscs'. Children sand infants Shoes, Caters Bamorals
A Having made arrangements with "A number Of
fhu AM 81 heir goods comm sion, this
ts.cns favorable opportunity. the goods be sold
shNgiiEa on. A. ID. GALE, "a Dey street. New York.
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,rcTIoN sAIE.-To CARRIAGE MANUFACTuRERs.

iuCTloN saLE-io ~ Ja ~ a. =, wh r. =, ~ -
ofock al the bull iinss OF tle Union Manufacturing Com.
lav, at the city Ralway, N. j., the large stock OF
<eches Roceaways Bfctt Buggies, &C. &c. finished and
Unfinished also Axies Srrns Iron and an extensive stock
every description used In the business
mnufacinring Also OF Tools, Paints, Colors &C,
VII worthy lie attention OF u trade.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
!" AD'urAsr GSsEa.L,s osElcE, 100,
Geasrgi Orders, Ne. ia.
The following rules are prescribed fer the
guidance of Boards in examining az picants for
commissions in regiments Of eoiOred troops:
!. rbe Board will sit every day except Sunday,
from o'eioek y IN. to o clock p. N. The place of
sitting to be provided by the Qna,termaster De-
partment, and public notice given.
2 The Board will make 10 the AdtItant General
for record in the Bureau for Colored Troops
reports Of all persons examined, whether approved
rejected; The reports will be made weekly, or
ottener when specially called for
g. Each applicant must exhibit to the board
authority from the Adiutspt General t. appear
before IT, Such authority viii be given upon salts
factory accommodations OF good moral character
and standing in the community in which the sppi-
cant Hesi3ed If in the military service, test
p1oniais from his Con handing Office All such
recommendations VIII be filed in tie bureau for
Coiored Troops.
t. Each applicant shall be subjected 10 a fsiy but
rigorous examination ss 10 physical, mental, and
moral fitness to command troops.
s. The Board shall specify for what GRADE OF com
mission the several applicants are fit; and shall
also classify and number them accor ling 70 merit
proficiency.
s. Appointing nts 70 each grade sha'l only be sde
from the candidates approved By the Board, ana in
the order OF merit recommended by il.
T. The eport Of the Bos~i, if adverse, shall be
conclusive and perfon rejected by i shall be
re-e1snined.
g. Other instructions wilA be comm gnieatei 20
Boards Il required.
By order Of tne Secretary Of War.
f. D. TOWNSEND,
my 2aeolrn Assissant All .ant General
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THE EVENING STAR.
FROM the SOUTH.


Rsb~i Reports ofthe Movements I'm Missts-
sippt-unien Cavalry Raids oil Through
she Stata-An Engagement at Big Rlsek
Bridge.
The Riehraond pispe.ch OF the I'D. received
here, contains the following:
JAcKsop. MISSISSIPPI, june fs-Tbe ere
my's cavalry made dash on our oltpos.s near
Edwards Depot yesterday, BIZ: found them
TOO strong, and retreated across the Fig Black
cLdent ON the Meridian Road, which being the
pr pcipal means OF transportation of supplies,
has retarded General Johnsten's movements
Firing continues At Fickshurg.
fsEooSp pIsPATcE.l
JACKSON, June ia special dispatch to the
EsssissiPpioa, dated Pamela, 18th. says that q
heavy force Of Yankee cavalry is marching on
Eeackona, between that point and Grenada.
Hatch and Wallace's Yankee cavalry are rig
sing RATS to cross the Tallahatehie, with the
intention OF destroying the road below Pamela
and cutting of Johnston's supplies Another
force Is crossing the Coldwa ter near Senatohia;
hbay cams from Memphis.
General Johnston has issued orders granting
a FULL pardon to all deserters in this depart
mens who viii reioin their commands imme-
diSteIy.
Nothing from Yiekeburg or Port Hudson.
No frils heard there this morning.
THIRD DlsPArCu.l
JAcE SON, June 90, via Mobile, June sf.-A
soldier v hc escaped from Louisville, Ny, On
the Sth, reports that Majors T. p. Thompson
and =. d. Cow6n were taken to fail in that
place and hung, under Burnside's order for
Bidding recruiting In that State.
Citizens Jus! in report heavy engagement
between JHckson's cavalry aud the enemy ut
Big Black Bridge. At the time they left the
mnske:zy and cannonading were awful ana
nerridc- Firing is heard in the drecson OF
SeksbGrg.
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RAyHKR RIBLIcAL.-Some young ladies who
lad been attending an evening party, desired
. return home, bat had no male attendant.
The master OF the house requested his SON to
accompany them. and made use Of 3 Scripture
name. What was It'll
Jerebcam-Jsrry bean EN-.
Jerry proving reluctant, the gentleman de-
sired another son &c act escort. What Serip.
fure name die be utterf
Lemuel-Lem you will.
Sui there WAS G. difficulty, and like rsqnsss.
wzs made ia similar manner 10 another son.
What was IL!
Sanluel-San you will.
Sam having consented, the parties took their
seats In 3 sleigh for the purpose Of going home.
IL Was found there was plenty OF room for one
moro. What Scripture name did the old
gentleman Use to ndHca another sou 70 accom-
pRny The guests
Ben jamin-Ben Jam in.
The driver was requested to start in anothe,
Ser pture name. What was lit
Jeshua-Josh away.
When the sleigh was fairly OF, II was dis
covered that one Of the young ladies had been
lefs behind. There was no possibility OF re-
calling her companions, 80 the old gentleman
asRsd still another OF his sons to console the
-oung lady for her disappointment What
Eas the asst Scriptural name thus usedl
Eoenezer-Eben ease her.
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bard pine. White pine and sprses timber saa rn
sHs s :.s :s s:ss 4
F.sass 4 p:
clsss No D. Bricks; Glass No. 2. stone; clss, No.
"a. st1ae; class No. . Oak and hard wood; class
Cement; class No Grave. and and class No il.
i; Paints. oil: and ls.,: ess; No g. Ship ensn:
sssss as' ssss f.-' No. No.
sni oils; Glass No. s Iron sert, PIPING,
&c; class No u. Augnrs; class No. Anthrsette
sss ess. No. 4 Copper and cum position I nai Hie
elsss 4. Hose carriage; class b, oAicers houses;
FOR ORDINANCES.
Glass d. White pine, &c; class +, LignumvitG;
class Z. ps-ircn; class G 81 nd for sting shells
.is tepper class te.sher: tsss l. wv wrengs s
iron tubing; c,sss II, Files els~sN. Brass and iron
Srs: class 9, Fin; class 7, Ship ehandlery; class
6. Oak ana hard wood; class No. .. White pine
ss :rd psssr ssp Grave. and
class No. H. Iron, iron walls and spikes; els.s No
Oils and and glass; Gas No d. SHIP shsndsry; el.s
30. 4. Hardware; cls-s NJ. ~ Stationery; elsa
class No. Il Prosendsr eisss no. L. Uharessi
class No g Bsltins packing and and hess class No
siass No a. Knshrari,e coal; css. 10. TO- s.mii
a 6,0aa Toy f.si clss. No 81 Copper
shop; eisss Extension Of store house
NAVAL ASYLUM.
osss 80. !. Clothing; Glass No. ?. Hats. boots
Groceries class No 5, Dry goods; cisss No s. Bread
&c; class No Tebscco; clsss no s,Coai class No.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There sre many preparations cold under the name
of Bitters put in quart bottles compounded of tao
cheapest whisky common rum costing from %
to cents per gallon, the taste disguised by AMIGA
or Coriander Seed.
This class eff Bitters has caused and win continue
to cause as long as they can be sold, hundreds to
die the death of the drHnkard. By their use tho
system is kept continually uader the influence e7
Alcoholic Stimulants of the worst kind the desire
for Liquor is created and kept up. and the result
all the horrors attendant upon drunkards life and
6esth.
ters re publish the following receipt. Get osS
bostl Hoofand's German BineTS and mix with tk7ss
ssorfs Of good Brandy WHISKY, and the result win
Be preparation that viii far srceL in medical vr-
tees and true Iceense any of tia Liquor
bitters the market, and will cost 4n1rh less. Yea
will have sIl the virtues of H0Qfand'S Bitte7s in
connection with good article ef Liquor st q rnuch
coFt you.
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GAS FITTING, &c.

VIM T. BOYH Il CO.
ARR Now prepared to execute any orders with
which they may be favdredi the
PLUMBING, Gas, OR STEAM FITTING 3UsI.
NESS.
~ storc on Ninth street, few doors north 81
Psnnsyivania svenus, where may be found CON-
plete assortment ct CHANDELIERS and Other GAS
ETkAM and WATER FIXTURES. Ian lily
w GAS FIXTURES
NlKAxs In Store, and are daily receiving, GAS
FIXTURES OF entirely New Patterns apd Designs
and Finish superior in style TO anything he-stofors
offered in this market
We invite citiEens generally to cali and examine
our stock of GAS sad WATER FIXTURES, feeling
confident that We have tho best selected stock In
Warrington.
~ An Wezk In the above line sntrpstsd to or
care viii be promptly attended to.
mar ST MYERS & McGHAN. S76 d street.
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yEAR DEPARTMENT.
w ADJUTAET GREFRAL's OFrIcR,
WA-EIEoToE My q, ISS.
NoTIcE-U nder General Orders. No. Ia, a Board
is now IN session st M. i69 Fourteenth street,
Washington. Applicants for examination are re-
tered 10 the General Orders No. Ii, for inforna
ion how 10 get authority TO sFpsar before it.
e.. TOWNSRSD,
my 2s-eoln Aseir.ant AdjuIant General
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DRY GOODS. &c.

lust RECEIVED
y A large stock of
Pusher and French ace Shaws,
Point Thread and Valencia Collars and Sets,
Thread Lace Wells, Barbes and Coitfatss,
Points, Valeno and Embroidered H'dk IN.
lnfsntR' Ro 2es and Waists,
Guipure Laces, al widths.
Lstes. styles Head Dresses, Fancy Goods,
Steel Jet and Tortoise Shsll Far Drops,
Pins. Belt Ciaspa Bracelets, Pans, &c.
Which will be SOLD st lew prices call is So
neitsd WM WEINBERG,
Is Market Space. Penn. avenue.
ie2 between 9th and 9Th streets.
4 GRENADINES, OkGhNDIES,
VI AND MOZAMBIQUEs.
We have inst recs ived beautiful assortment OF
the above goods Also
Berages Lawns. Popiins, Poll de Chivirs,
Together with large stock OF Black Silks suitable
for dresses and vrappirss,
Mourning Goods in every variety Of quality and
price [ny1I M TAYLOR CO.
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uEADQuAETBRs DEPARTMENT or WASH
IL TGSTnN

HEADQCAITBRS DEPARTMENT OF WASH
Ii INGTON.
GTs<e CaiG S.GSseYIEGstey Mey IS 1873.
DEALERS IN AGRICULTURAL IkFIEsgSTs, GAR
DIN SxEps &C.. are rec egted to furnish this office
price lists CT the various articles OF their tysds
The saIna ould be directed 10 Lie lterant Colo
mel ELIAS VI. GREENE, Chief Quartz master, De-
Partment of Washington. my 25sf
PROVOST MARsHAL GENERALS OFFICE.
WAsHIyGFos. May q, 1861
No7Icz-The attention of all officers who have
been honorsbly discharged on account of wounds
disability. and who esre to Ter the service
in the Invalid Corps, is called TO the provisions of
General Orders, No. los, of 1858, from the War De-
partment, published IN the pa pers throughout the
country. Sucs officers are requested TO comply
promptly with the provisions OF that order, and
to send their written applications, therein pro-
yided for positions in the Invalid Corps, stating
the character oftheir disability with as little de-
lay IS possible, TO tbs Actin Assistant Provost
Marshal General OF the State in which they may
be- Such Acting Assistant Provost Marshal Gen
eral will st forward the applications, with his
endorsement, to the Provost Marshal General at
Washington.
Officers for the Invalid Corps viii be appointed
Immediately upon furnishing the papers required
by General Orders No. lo5 of 1856, from War Depart
ment. Tb eir pay and emoluments viii commence
from date of acce ptance of such appointments and
not from date of organization Of the respective
commands to which they May be assigned.
JAMES B. FRY.
nyH Provost Marshal General.
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WAR DHPARTMKNr.
W w.sHIxaros, January -, 1855.
In consequence OF the pressure OF business ct the
Waz Department, passes for citize.a "a visit thu
Army Of the Potomac viii be given at the eaas Of
Lieut.. Col. ooNlAD, 132 Pennsylvanis avenue
above Nineteenth street
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Al HcCORkELL ( cos
%E LOSDQNDERRy, NEW I0RE. PHIL

Al HcCORkELL ( cog
%M LCSDONUERRy NEW fORE PHIL
4azs ADELPRiA ND EALIIaORE
PACKET SHfrS,
Sailing regularly from Londonderry, offer IN
usual Inducements for parties in lis country DE-
srnsto secure passage for tksir f-iel ds from The
North OF Irslano.
rhe Fplendid Al British ship "GIENEEAHA,"
2,OCo tons. Carr. hcGBATH, will sail from LaGdon-
derry for New York, bs-ween the 18th and 9th Of
iuty. Early application fo- tickets is necessary az
the enis alton 10 this country from ireland is nav
very large Passengers by this line landing Ell hpr
n New YORK or Philsd elphiT. viii be brought
through to Baltimore, II eesirsd promptly on ar
n. 1.-The fine Al British ship "STRADACO-
Ma OF the same line, will sail from Londonderry
for Phila de phi ia, about the same time.
Passs4ses risy be secured and money orders fer
Ttmittances obtsined from
KNOX L CO., 12J Smiths whsrf,
te9-3v Baltimore Nd.
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GHEAF sAoITEAE EMIT
EEfLBRUNS
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
sos SEVENTH STREET,
UNpKR 0Dp FELLows' HALL
10 consequence Of the decline In gold We will
ylE on our very extensive stock Of La s,Ssan
d ES, MEMS and CHILD2EH'S SHOES EM4
and BOOTS Of every desori pticn :. such ESY
TN mendous how prices that you cant helR' c.
buying.
Look at thig:
Ladies' Lace and Congress g alters. 81 to 81.
Do BAlmcrsls, l.25 TO > ~
Do Slippers and Ties. sc. % 81 80,
Children's Shses ard Ties. &c. TO 81,
Mems Caters and Shoes, 81 IN 81,
Do fine Cals and o pera boots, s. 80 20 SIS.
Most OF the Shoes are of our own manufacture,
and well n sds, and OF the best materials.
Cur motto il
I'VE TRY TO Please
I. HRILBRUN & CO.,
500 It'll street, under
jesl W. 05d Fellows Hall
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SScREr DISEASES SECRET DIsBAsBsl
SAMAR ITAN'S GkFT!
HlPyT1H7S CJETy

SBCRHT DISEASES! SECRET DISkASESi
sAMAR TAN,s GLFr:
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED,
soNossA q. @ E2.5E:s G sHsif 81 :.
They are entirsly having no 81 smell f nor
lure the stomach or bowels Of the most delicate.
Cures in from two to four days. and recent cases
eminent Doctors and Chemists 81 the present day.
Let tsose Who have descsirsd Of getting cured,
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