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Died.

Bsowss. On Tuesday, November 0i suddery, n
ANNIE youngest dauahtsr Of Abraa and Rachel Rowsr.
Funsra services Win b hsd ~ the residsncs Of her
parenss 23s West Fifty fourth street. ths THURSDAY
morn q ten O'Clock The relatives and frsnds q the
family are invited 10 attend, without further nessoe
BALpwu.-0n Tuesday November 70, AARON BALDWIN,
fns ir,ssI a shs is1uy are invitsl 70 sstsnd the
punsra iron ths sssIdeses q hi. psrsets Essy Third
street, bstwsea EIeventh asa Lwshsh avenues, this
fThursAayl AfSssueoa, - one eclock.
Bavss1.-Xs Hu1sea City, n. J., on fossday nesnins,
usvsnbsg =. IsAsnlA, wife q JOAN Bryscn. q Paisley.
me issspsl yin take p'sss .hs THURSDAY, afssasos,
q twc o'clock
scottish papers psssss copy.
ossr,n.-6s rrssAay, November -. frnr ooSnn,
y the ~ yssvQ hb ags.
ne saaslvss saa fsnds Of ths family vespsesruly
nvsA ~ asssl NE funafa frsn ~ late rssideocs go
wess r.sssy seventh street, ths rhsp6Ayl apunsoaA y
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Marine Total Losses and Dfsastors re-
period ina Hevsmber, 1868.
From record kept BY l. H. Upton, Secretary OF The Ans-
ysAn shipmassers Asseciaon copsd ,he follow
ing ist o o,a Iossss and disasters for November isst
TOTAL LOSSES.
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The Turf
UNION COURSE, L. I.--TRorJrNo.
wrpSysDis, Nov 3o-Natcb $500, two mile heats.
"a. woodruff med q K Tom, 10 I25 10 wagon. .....
H. Pffer named - In harness. ......... die
Ffrss Mic. Second Noe. T0tcL
2se 3Olx sS7A
SAM DAy-Maich $500, mile heats, - wagons.
llr Carroll named 8. Lady Ella.
MIR White named Dr. m. sally Come Up. p............2 .
Quarter. RcH MIA
Second heat ....sV l22 2.s5
Yesterday was ss nne day sDjoy ct this
Of the year and the Union track
midsummer. Two races came on duraG the afternoon
which witnessed by large crowd each having
great number Of persons Interested IN the result The
two parties with their friends added largely
10 the exchoqusr OF the proprietor. The ro wac
over The gray dstsncig ibe scrrel the frs
heat. The second trot was, for cause or other
deemed "fet up' by the judges, and they declared all
outside bets of Where the fraud came ia was not
discovered by the uninersted SPECTATOR tie gray
very handy in most capital time, while the
brown mare bad evidently done her best. After the
race, however Hiram woodrun offered 20 match the
brown mare against the gray Tor two mile dash, 70
take pace At but this not taken By hackers
OF Lady Ella
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pAHxIir LOSES
Those marked l. Leak; D, damaged r. pn. inso
ports; eoixion; s. stranded; hre; returned IN ds
tres.: u. bonded bY rebel prxs,eer
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Yursw ysAs a Ynimps, u sssansAp coiunSsa, frsm
navspa. bee esy sAaahs fes favsva |Ns
ssnAsssw Hensn svAh frs. ApinwaiI fss mn port nsw
hvss dsys ever dss hsA act arrived h Ash, ~ twelve
saesk- RsH-f t@-llstn
g.,s Assss, .sBrl from New ysrs for rssAshsm, ~
hsN fhtsas ssy Asyias bsss siaAy AAeneeies y ~
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Lottery Tickets Cashed. Information
given. JOSEPH BATES. Broker IL Wall st., No. l.
Attention: !: : = =

OXFORD. Ind, March Z, 1854
NKssRs. Kps. LArAYKrTR CoURIKR;-
from the Richmond Wing. cut from
Recommending the government to naturalze
diers" &c. Hereby hangs tale. Now Mr. Editor, all
know this story by heart but the great trouble Ia can't
help reading It. When we think we have got some good
news from Richmond turns out caisaya bark tno
1t IA getting TO be perfect eye Amt you hurting
People call you nothing but 3. T. lS6O-X
Plantation Btters. This man Drake must be q II
you could send him out here TO deliver lecture he would
draw certain: At frs, we thought he was big humbug
but he has got everybody up here 10 taking his
woven, doctors, cergymen and all. y ldren said to
cry for iibut haven't beard them The joke 10 they
find Is in the next bottle I'd like whore The s. r. K
in. Now. Mr. Editor give something else
In your paper just for . rarky. and obliee yours
CAMOafLE AND
WINTERGREEN.
r. NO only knew the foregoing friend we should GER
was not educatsd ina laboratory and does understand
tmen every bottle That's what's the matter. because
the Plantation Bers effect such wonderful and sudden
right; pitch Truth crushed 70 earth will again
We can stand such crushing We challenge the world TO
AFFORD the same relief In cases q Dyspepsia constipation
Of the heart liver comPlani pain over the eyss fesid
breath dosponding spirits d as effected By the Psntar
ton Bers The beauty Of y E they arc very agreeable
they composed or the choicest
lion, camomie. winergoen. anse lavender, coriandsr
orange peel, cAscara bark Glove buds cAlisaya" dc
s preserved In perfectly pure g. CroI imported bs
own secret: but Ia most important to TIT ladies.
N B-The Plan tAion Btters particularly recommend
ed merchants clerymen and ladies of sedensry hsb
They add strength TO the system and brancy 70 the mind
r II. DRAKE CO..
21 Broadway. New York.
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FAYErrKyILiR, April ~, 1904.
audience.
The whole square ded with ladies' and gentle
men, In his speech he showed that be had been in ad
vance or Governor Brown and A. "A Stephens In 0ppost
ton 70 the bill TO suspend the habeas corpus lie read
letter which he addressed TO President Davis protesting
against the passage OF the bill He sent letters also
the Senators and Representatives in Congress- He said
that no did not take strong position against the bill In
MS Wikesboro Speech because he went there to alay
the excitement Of the people and to prevent boodshed
For this reason no did not take strong ground against
the bill as be will before the Legislature in May,
He showed that he was for peace, and that be had
written to the President urging that measures be taken
to close the by negotiations In December last He
paid handsome tribute Vice President stephens. He
showed that Holden was not with Governor Brown. He
had received letter from Governor Brown, In which no
said that convention OF any of tho States at present.
looking to separate State action would DO unfortunate
and njudicous, would tend to unharmonious action
e stated that the only remedy was with the people and
thoir representatives.
He said he had Invited Holden meet him at the up
pontments made for him by the people. Holden dc
ciined because no was a candidate on principle.
Tho speech was well received, and immense enthua
asm was exhibited by the people during Its delivery.
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st. LocE, April 20, 1904.
Cairo dates to the Goth, By mai, say that the steam
boats Liberty and Bene from Memphis, have arrived,
the former with l2s bales Of Gotten Evansville, and
the latte with q number Of men, horses, mules and
wagons cling 10 the Sixteenth army corps for Cairo
and 40 bales Of cotton for 50. louis.
Memphis dates to the 2sih state thai the steamer Cur
low from the Arkansas river, wblo aground at Jonu-
sons Island was attacked by guerias but the soldiers
aboard drove them or killing their leader Tom Kernan
the notorious guerilla and boat burner better known
the avid Irisnman."
Three steamers are reported lying the mouth OF the
Arkansas river from which gusrilAs receiving large
supplies Of clothing, &c.
Martin Smith, formerly conductor on the Mississippi
RaHroad, somo time since taken in the acs Of snug
Cling Ave hundred thousand percussion caps and several
hundred pounds Of guapowdsr 70 the enemy, having
previously taken tho oath OF allegiance.
MAJOR General WasAburrs had arrived al Memphis,
and assumed commasd Of the Department 81 west Ton.
nesscs
General Prince arrived to-day.
The Memphis cotton market was nrm and unchanged.
rccsps ,rnlng abe proceeds Of the govcrpmen, ssla
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The PennSylvania Union state COnvon-
PRESIDENT LINCOLN AND AGAINST PosTPoNrNa
THE BALTIMORE CONVENTION ADOPTED.
HARRISBURG Pa, April %, 1864
The Union state Convention called for the purpose OF
placing In nomination electoral ticket and selecting
delegates large the National Convention and 10 take
preaching Presidents, campaign, met here to-day.
There " q full attendance.
Henry Johnson Ia the temporary chairman.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Committee % Permanent Organization mado re.
port nominating Mr. william v. Lawrence, OF Washington
county for President and the usual number OF Vice Pro
sdent and Secretaries The report adopted and Mr.
Lawrence took the chair and delivered address, In
which he euoezed tho Union party being the only
teths Of NIL tho soldiers In the army belonged the
ganzation aud favored the reelection OF Abraham Lin.
eoin-(appIause)--for President
resolution was adopted that the electors AZ large be
instructed support Abraham Lincoln for President, and
70 oppose all efforts 70 postpone tho Baltimore Ccnven.
nced on the rebes would be the certainty Of the
election OF Abraham Lincoln.
Mr. PENNY moved proceed TO ballot for four delegates
70 tho Bannorc Convention, and Simon Cameron,
Alexander Mcclure, Morrow D. Lowry and ". W.
Ketcbam we're declared elected.
Tho then proceeded TO nominate two Soma.
toriai electors aud Thomas Cunningham OF Beaver, and
Merton Mcsnchae unanimously chosen by acclama.
tion.
The district electors and members Of the state Central
Committee were chosen.
The Committee on The Address made report. Tho
address sets forth the honor aud glory OF the people
are SUFFICIENT reasons for urging the reelection Of Mr.
Lincoln. whose administration has presented oil the
powers and Of the government 10 their strong
OF the war that should be no change 10 the admin.
istration al Washington. z
bers OF the Legislature for the faithful performance OF
their trust az especially giving tho right OF Suffrage
TO tho soldiers, was passed.
RESOLUTION was aso ON animousy passed giving thanks
70 bravo soldiers the held who had ascrhced the
comforts OF home for the maintenance o. tue principles
o. our government
Senator Lowry was called for speech He re-
spopdod and followed by kcssrs. hcCLun hsfonAn
ard others.
the continued to scssloa lave hsur, snS
sdioupad sins de-
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Interesting from Fortress Monvoe.
FORTRESS NoNRoY. April q. 1854.

Three deserters Of the Eleventh Connecticut, Daniel
Ronty, N. G. Kenaay and Charles syme, found
secre,ed on the steamer Thomas Morgan her arrival
from Yorktown last evening.
Captains q. B. B. Proctor and G. Falen, and Lieuten
ants f. Townsend, L. s. Gassil, G. L. Leagrove and A.
Parker, all OF the Twenty ffth Massachusetts,
brought here this morning from Point Lookout under
arrest for dsobedence OF orders They had rendered
their designations. which not being accepted they
ordered to their regiment and neglected 70 comply with
the order,
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strike sa'utsry terror 10 the Yankees which VIII be
useful to them in the end and th,r melancholy wLne
meeting part Of the punishment their barbarities merit
IL absurd
In the rapid fall OF these positions which tho Yankees
gained so easily, something like revusion
ganboat mania Al that period they made OF the
acquisitions which they have since hold apparently in
hrm grasp The refux OF the lido studded than
It's advance The year 1864 may undo the 1868,
and suggest solution Of many difficulties which seemed
almost insurmountsble.
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Non-Arrival OF the Arabia.
HALpAx, April 2T-9 A. N.
The steamship Arabia, now due AZ this port with Liv.
erpoo dates OF the 10th and Queenstown OF the 18th
inst, has not been signaled Weather nnc.
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NOn-AKrtvaI OF tho Ohmnbcuss
PORTLAND, Me, April Isl P. N.
There are no tIdngs Of the steamship Damascus up to
the present time She fully DUE with Liverpool dates
OF the l4tn and Londonderry Of the 18th instant
Weather clear.
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CROSS RYE srRArGHTBNRD IN ONE MINUTE,
And every disease Of the Bye and Mar requiring $780,
medical surgical aid attended 70 by DIR. Won HID1w
BERG, at his consulting rooms BIG Broadway. nsas
Twelfth street
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France, Ellis q Co.-Managers.
LIBRARY EXTRA CLASS 47-Aprn %. 1884
rs, rs, e. 80, "a. Is. TO- 81, So, 49, 49, 20, 49, Is
CLASS 4s-Aprll IS, 1884.
50, So, 43, 80. II, 81, Is, 10, 81, 8, 40. GA, a.
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Prizes Cashcd In All LeGalixed Lotte-
riss and information given. GALLAGHER BENJAMIN,
Brokers, $40 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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NEWS fkOM NORTH CAkUllNAs
A Flag of Truce Sent 20
Plymouth.
REFUSAL OF THE REBELS TO RECEIVE II
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
ALI tho Loyal North Carolinians and Negroes
Reported Shot After the Surrender.
Rebel Account Of the Capture Of
plymouth,
&C.. DC. ds.
REFUSAL OF THE REBELS TO RECEIVE I

PmLADELpmA, April 2s, 1884.
letter received from Norfolk says
flag OF truce boat went to Plymouth to inquire about
our wounded but the rebes refused 70 receive her.
General Graham made a reconnaissance to Plymouth
and threw several shots into the town.
II s reported that all the Union and loyal North Caro-
nians well tho negroes, were shot after the SUR
render.
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What ts tho Grcat test Phenomoon in
6nAnce
pHALoN SONS might Blooming Cereus;" because #
WHAT POPULAR PLAY does PHALoN SONS
world renowned perfume remind you Off
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SEA SICKNESS.
New yoRx, April s. 1854.
A Tonic.

SEA srcKsr,s
% S'Of NV Soa.. April 5. 1854.
q. A e H IN
took with e " %
friend several bottles and no. only dd q preysn, sea sick
number Of my fellow passengers were in Tao same man
on my return: IA the month Of January las. being
entire voyage Permits me Also to add nv ss,I ony 70 i've
en a. ssy ia s Sss sssn
Yours respectfully q suKrpxrp
nste war correspondent Of the rnbuncJ
A Snug Cotssgc or Valuable Lot I'm
Bespan for SIS IN small payments. good and safe
ne Se ma evonns Al Isl Bow.py Aend and learn
particulars
Beautiful Compiexion.-Latrd's bloom
e YS s s1a .u for and sad
gis!s everywhere
Address 60 smokcrs.-Poiiak 4 Son,
Meershaum lecturers sS7 Brocmo street. near The
order sr.y repaired air boiled and mounted ''
slant Pain Annhilator. Wocotts Inssaas Pain AnnhiiAor
Sold everywhere.
Brandreth's pills.
rhs sxcelsa. medicine is for sale. sugar -eoa.sd.
SIXTY PILLS in . boz, price nifty cents
''''' : ' The principal ofnos. so4 Canal stree.
No e63 Broadway, and
LcocKs poaos ps sHsa sso er ,s s. sso,s
Thousand Refrigerator, from - 30.
z. ID. PASSWORD. Cooper Institute Building.
Bankers Flexible and Self Inking
Stamps, Boston Hand Stamp Company. 1875 Brosdwsy NJ
Batehelor's Hair Dye-The Best In the
world Harmless reliable, nstantanooua The only per.
fectdye. Sold by all druggists FaetoTo S3oiAy"sc@
Braxfiiaan Pebble Spcctaclea and Eye
Preseryers 10 strengthen and improve the slant OF old and
young By day Ape night without pain or fsrguc. migny
recommended ~ the medical faculty. SEMhONs
OccunA 0pscian. esek broadway opposite Bond s'rees
Bri,,snnt ana Powerful Day and NfSht
Double Perspective Glasses for the Held sea- or, ana
tourists use-compact portable and enoeni ,ps"uo
oocnss op.cian cSes Broadway under Lafsrss House.
ssDuy no and TN DO You Good"
Yes n YOU are afflicted with Liver or Biisus Cor,plans
Dyspepsia Costivencss Jauudce Indgssnen. sSr 49,
s sl s WssS uS sssr q bss slHSo sns
blood then DIR. LAAGLRY's Root snd Hero bis'es ww
ou prlv s5 70 ana rs cents per bottle.
Sold By al dealers In medicine.
Ram once and Counter NaAlfnQs, OF
v,re apd east iron. CHASE CO, So broadway,
Cryst adoro,s Hair Dyc, Prcservatfve
AID wiz Depct wholesale and reta-ho Aston House
The dye applied by skHfui artists
Cedar Casn phcr.-Cheap, Certain
sVrecste In odor suptviavey supcsof 70 common pam
pbor Cor s3n,nst moths. HARRIS n CHAPMAN.
,asautss,lrert Bos,ou Al promAnens dfosg'sss seum
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z. e. Simmons & Co.-Managcrs.
SHELBY EXTRA CLASS 203-Aprii %. 1861
SO, 67, l. 63, 49, So 8, Is. IS, 81, 20, 40, z, 48.
CLASS 2o4-Apru %. 1851
90, 81. IS, G5, AS, ~ s, %, 81, So, 4s, 63, 4s.
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Murray. Eddy & C0.-Managors.
KENTUCKY EXTRA CLASS 399-Aprl %, 1854
A, 2, 8, 80, %, 62. AZ, 6S, S, IT, "a 10, So, IS.
KENTUCKY. CLASS 3OO-Aprl 28 1861
81, 70, IA, 9, 81, 3d. 8, So, %. As, So, IL, "a.
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| Gas rIxtur es.-Wantod, Set OF Gas
Fixtures for an ordinary house Address Dor 20 Horde
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Prizes Cashed I'm All Le gal Lottories.-
J. r. CLAYTON CO.. 10 Wall street. NJ.
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The Mcclellan Sword.
TO TIE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

- ~
- -. ,..,
800. .s,..A Ap'"
," u i"" P"s o"o'o'e '-'o uo''A' . - 100 W
WARDS buying sword Tor "Litne Mao" fAlh OAKS.
DONATION FROM ruF COUNTESS yoANsEs,
10 rk EDITOR oF rim HERALD.
Regretting that my absence In Boston prevented my
attendance at the Sanitary Fair to render INV humble
49, - o .'0au'y oon'es' TOT 'no sworn % non0r ana
$3.50, ~ - :" '",'S. a'1 oe"s '.A' ."s
h.,.,, u.uo..,. 49,. ea' "'o-uo :. 80 -.
A., -. - ., '.-e' :" P'o'oa'
oo,v.d ~. ,.rrSs, am,ss. :, - On''. WI. :.
ovco sns largest nnhoer OF personal votes aud des
sword 70 tho hero Of Antetam ana the twice OF
the capital permit to transmit the enclosed
earnest OF my donation OF hundred dollars towards
ho and any reasonable surplus 70 be devoted to
ntimated in your patriotic editorial OF this date
o,,1 S,sn great pleasure that in my arst visit. % this
my respect for tho peoples sense OF mstica ana Tor
r my mas IS, endured macGs persecution and
sr ssns
sincel, thus oher WHO'S most grateful thanks and
heartfelt appfo0'a'l %aRy THE corNrrss ,o,Sv,,
Nv '".'' .toA, NAW ioNA, Apfh 90 1904
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
= Naw Yoa., April as, 1884.
4n'nkns as 40 'na' 'ne loyal snoady"es ana govern
tary Fair sword enclose you ono dollar as poor sol.
dier,a mite towarda nurohos,no a sword FIR cenera,
csors. woc.,ar haS .ha honor ~ ean,,,S "nasr
that noble but prosecuted soldier all through the Ponn
ing one OF my legs sot on a. tho n,e o, and
Wouu wIngy sacr ce tne other 70 soc MIN once more
ieadng tue brave OLD Army or ne potomac on 70 victory
- -
"0'' " 'e nn. ,I E,sn.rx sss" :" '"'
ST. JOHNS, r., Aprh 70, 1854
The first returned seaer arrived In Bay Roberts list
sixteen vessels '' ~ '''s' WV = W VS. =
The average catch must BIO nearly total failure as
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Gourau d's Psudre Subtitle UproOts Hair
from low foreheAds part body Warranted -
bis new depot 4ts Broadway.
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Deafness OF Children and Young SUB
ccts with without discharges from the oars and ~
diseases apperaning 10 Sght and Hearing receive
the usual attention from CALDWELL. - Clinton phase.
Eighth street. Hours from etoA.
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FORTRESS MONROE, April 26, 1854
The United States steamer Fort jackson arrived here
this afternoon from the Heet of Wilmington, with nifty
six rebel prisoners captured by navy at the time Of
the destruction OF the salt works in North Carolina
She brings additional news from North Carolina.
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Commercial Photographing.-Ths Oaes
side World Views Models, Ships, Machnery. &c. "
HOLMES. sos Broadway. rs years practiCs.
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Ivory Jewrlry-Whoiesa and Retail
NwRLLrNGs 2CT Centre street. sign Of the Golden 80
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wigs, Toupees, Hair Dye, Hair DyS
and Modavis Cream, for ScautifyinG ms ns"' - -
BATCB RLO r. h. 10 Bond street,
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"Her Majesty Champagne.-TheR Roy.
n Wiue Of ENGLAND 1000 Of this exquisite Wine TO-
sale Al 40 per case W. H. WARD, No Broad street. T.
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rrvsses. Eiasnc stockings. &c.-Marsn
90 " radical Cure Truss once ouiy q Ne avesey srcs
Lady attendant
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Gas Fixtures 60 Hfre.-A cheap ano
-onvenisnt way Apply at 7l9 Bleecker street.
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BANK, once and Counter HausnQs, Oh
-,.s 80 .,st iron CUAsB CO, 62k broadway,
""e opposite b. Nicholas Hotel
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Thousand Rcfrtgerators, from "a 30.
z. ID. BAssFoRD. Cooper Institute BuiIding.
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SNUG Cotsggc or Valuable Lot In
Beilepian for sl5 In small payments good and safe
method OF limited TO obtain home. Meet
ngs every Friday evening 81 1877 Bowery Attend and learn
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Cloth and Parchment Tags for ship
ping cotton, wool dax, &C., Of VICTOR T. hAUakHN
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Loss or Sixteen Vessels Engaged I'm tho
seal Fishery.

ST.. JOINS, N. r., April Is, 1884.
Tho first returned seaier arrived In Bay Roberts last
night with SEQ seai She brings word Of tho loss OF
sixteen vessels.
The average catch must DO nearly total failure,
hundred vessels ammed In the ico In Green
Fay without any seals
Seven hundred sbipwreckcd men are at Green Pond.
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Deafness, Impaired Sight.
NOISES IN THH HEAD.
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THR
THROAT.
CHRONIC CATARRH,
CHRONIC CArARRH,
CURED.

CArARRH OF fHH TYMPANIc MUooUB
MEMBRANE, OB0rRUTICON0 OF THE
EUBTACHIAN TUBE
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DIR. Hunters once Is mt No. Divisisn
street. New York city He has other oce KstablisaeA
1884 Eight and private entrance He cures chronk
eruptions spots the skin. ulcers OF all kinds the
most poisonous impuri OF the blood hstus all diseases
pertaining urinary organs rheumatism &C. Work
Human Fraity, Nervous Debility, Early Indiscretion-
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Gentn's Speciality fn Hats IL 10 Keep on
hand every style caprice introduces other IN
tbs old world the Hence his assortment includes
all STYLES scattered through the various has
establishments Of the United states Nor Is this ALI ha
elegant novelties imported and OF home design an1
which cannot be obtained His spring styles q
Hats and OF fancy Fabrics for children miss
and iufants number than hundred and suco
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