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The Park yesterday visited by abou, dfiy thou.
sand persons The weather pleasant although the
sky cloudy and both pedestrians and equestran
well those in carriages. appeared to enjoy their visit
10 the peoples garden.
very ne has recently been presented to the
Park by Mr.. J. Folger, Of Passaic, y. J.
Major General Daniel But,erfeld has the Park
very interesting and historical donation consists OF
large quantity OF live laurel bushes taken from the side
Of Lookout Mountain The plants look healthy, and Is
hoped that when ransplaed In Union coil they Will thrive
and become object OF national Us well as local inte
rest.
The ocers Of the One Hundred and Thirty second New
York Volunteers have through COL j. Cassep present
the Park rustic seat made OF the rattan FOUND in
the swamps of North Carolina The twenty seven
feet long by six ee wide and when complete with ito
canopy, will in all stand twenty eight feet high The up
eagle the wings falling in such manner to make the
sides to the seat The feathers OF the bird formed OF
fine hbres the material used is specimen Of the onus
rinso, and the manner in which the climbing plant
forces lie way nearly TO the heart Of the supporting
branches ~ plainly shown, thereby forming interest
ing study for youth Tho collection Of the material and
the making Of the scat occupied some four months and
Is the work Of soldier Part OF the DESTROYED
during the recent raid upon Newbern, but sufficient ma
teral has been collected ~ repair the damage. was
shipped at Newborn and landed safely at New York, al
though weighing over two tons In after years this will
be one OF the most curious relics OF the war It's pre-
else location In the Park has yet been decided upon
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n1s Harris lof Yarmouth Esi Cosinset Riag.tsf
ia re- lyA With iogvood, 70 De~of kxper'ehc~s
ne1sy NV Winds the entire passage.
Brig Henrietta fsf BermudaI W,tpdan Beruuda . 1ASa.
with hcorics paste &c, 10 hccan 4 Firth
schr south Carolina (Brl, Hurson tgAK IL 1ayg wsn
oats, 10 master $500 a'>r :" 800
bchr Birdssl, Haven, VIRGINIA
Schr Ann Turner, Crooksr Virginia
hchr y Jameson. Higgins Virginia for Be,r,xt
Scnr Il III Jane. Hctchnm, Fortress Monroe
Schr Albert Mason, Douglass. Washinrnn
Schr Bell X Hull Bamsen, Baltimore I lava
Schr MISSIONER, Lewis, Baltimore, days
Scbr Harriet Brewser, brewster. baltimore iaya
Scbr Hiswaiha Ingraham. Baltimore. 3daya
Schr Adelne Kelsey, Baltimore for Boston
Schr Sophie Ann, Stephenson. Wilmington. Del
schr Augusta, Lord, Philadelphia for Portland
Schr Een Baker Hammill Great Egg Hsrbor
via Fortress Monroe, ~ S Quatermaster
Steamer New Jersey GU Transport Horis Washington
via Fortress Monroe 30 hours with the regimen, Nsw
York Vols, to U s Quartermaster.
Steamer Thomas SPARKS (U Stransportl, inman waAk-
ingtou Ia u \ Quartermater
Steamer Westcnester Baker Progtfence
Steamer Gun. kennev, ProvIdencs-
Steamer Pelican. Waldron, Proyitonos.
SAILED
2th-Steamers City OF Bath, Empire ships London. No
ridan China. Garbadi. Protector. Melbourne. Eastsr4
Ret barks Oliver Blanchard Sciavona Pocahonas brf
Concerzione. Mersey Machias, NJ Merritt Allen. Kan
tuoky Onda Excelsior McIver. schrs Henry Fin:k Wn
Allen, julia Geo Smith Isabella, VIM Pheps, Frauct&
Artemus Harriet Rogers. Hound Hiram smith Reverb
Welcome usrde. Oriental. Florence Rogers. Chief
Wind at sunset q. light
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Arrivals and Departures.


AsrfrwALL-Seamship Cbampiun-Bernard Ross Joseph
y Allen, Amos Allen. Jedson, W Dodge, Elias Gush
man, 9 Roberts, A Cameron, Geo Hawlhorne; Jseph
n Mary Thompson, Peter wheelan. Capt GEORGE Brad
bury 3 Pond lady and nsant A Denzcll Frank New
ton , acnry ,ncComashy, Chas Hughes VIM THOMPSON
STARK Mrs Maion. Mrs HodehiSn, Mrs Dorsey and two
bridge klbun Hiknsoh hocomS. Armada Mar
quei Mrs q q Jones Dernies drifn.hs y Gill; lady
AK aFss %s h Ao a s%e;
Hesmsn Levson Henry Flood HsmsoO Hus,niher
FRANCIS xasgs Bsrsen lady dasepp s's Cans
iSrette, Al Racket, Williams, Rogers Hovsy
Jason Ames Reeckmap Geo Mendafson, y Joast Gsc
Burbank Stumpf Bgoi, W Brown, q Fay clsment
Dixon and lady Sch lady and child John Coles
Jules Far 0hss Curtis Michael Broaan lady Don
nelly lady child and servants John Peters Frank Win
gor Mr.. Fiescher and infant. Mrs Gall Mrs W vii.
Longmsn, John Druerhcss, Marcus Dorcmus, Franklin
Eweete Geo DonerrL Wendell Hoffman, A Wheeler.
vanni Mayho-And 90 IN the steerage.
NoRroLE Ard PosrRxss MoNRor--steamship Columbia
ID psns, Lewis = NJ Allen, VIM Il. Rogers LIeatenanis
us Se.msn Fhsp pSpRi H Hsrr we aso B asS
AdlutantO Stanton Surgeon Van Rensselaer,, Capt
f,ancss bnspsso a &, Genera n Li .n Fiber
Cork Volunteers
.NopyoLG, VA TonrRKss Mosnos--sseamship Prone
fkeus-Cd De Forest Lieut. Col Raulston, Major ID
ws uss. asS'ipiR Ss sp % sSs
&As Marlin. b Richardson. De Forest d Rix, N
3e FefsSt Leutcnspts smith; Cook, Chss 9 Con.
$umhou Dobier and 4p men Of the Eghty-arst reg.
meat NOW Fork Volunteers
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Police Intelligence.

UNPRovoKED ATTEMPT AT MURDER BY SHOOTING
YOUNG WOMAN THE vICTIM-THE PERPETRATORS
sURRENDERs HIMSELF, ETC.
About half past nine O'Clock Saturday evening an
attempt made TO take the life Of Teresa Crow,
young Irish woman employed in the family OF Mr.. Thomas
Lord No 35 West Seventeenth street. II appears that
weeks ago Edward Bannon, q young man nineteen
years OF age, arrested suspicion OF having been
engaged IN robblng tailoring establishment in Filth
avenue the in formation which led 10 his arrest having
been communicated by young woman. Bapnon
pected Teresa Grow OF giving the Information against
HIM, and meeting her on saturday evening 10 the drink
ing place of his father 10 West Nineteenth street. drew
revolver and shot her in the right breast, incting
wound which II is feared will prove mortal Bannon i'm.
medaely escaped but Subsequently surrendered himself
Captain Speight, oil me Twenty ninth precinct, and
was locked up 10 await the result Of his victims
injuries. Coroner Rapney called to take
the antemortem afddavitbf the wounded OF the
hospital. whittier she had been removed Immediately
being shot, The prisoner bad good grounds for
suspectng his victim OF causing his arrest aud
positively appears that sbe knew nothing whatever Of his
apprehension before it occurred. Bannon il is alleged
belongs gang OF desperadoes who some two three
months since conspired 10 decoy officer against whom
they held grudge, into dark alley in Nineteenth
street for the purpose OF shooting him. The murdcrous
purpose Of these becoming known to female in the
neiqhborhood, she informed the officer OF the plot TO
murder him. Bannon and one Charley Mundy after.
wards arrested in connection with the matter and placed
under bonds TO keep the peace.
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American ShipmassoSs' Assscaasssas
HoM WALL srsxrr--Rooxs q AED Is

fouswing approved Masters navo
from this Assoosaion,-
John Manly. bark Wellington Philandsr Rouse Rufss
hmes schr Horace Archibald Mcdonald, brig Ursnnst
Phineas windsor; Kobt Phillips schr Maria Geo rhorr
bark Greenland; James Cox brig Ella Andrew Bats.
steamer Promse John ockhart bark Martha Lockharl
OLeary. brig James Carey Coae; VIM MITCHELL brig suaAa
Duncan Christian Hachmaun brig Tabaco Friedrich nie
Wilmington; VIM A Tooker. schr w Smith, David Hairus
bark hobomok Norman II Bent brig Echo; VIM Leland
brig Kentucky: Gurdon Gates steamer United States.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SHtP ApELAIDv Cutting for New York, which put bao8
to Liverpool ilth inst eaky, win have to discharge
DANISH BARK Congo. Christensen. at Melbourne
New York, sustained considerable damage
LIVERPOOL. Feb 12-The Empress India hence the
9TH inst for San Francisco has put back leaky and will have
to dock; bore up from oil Tuskar.
BIZ BARK MRssoporAMuA formerly American bark r~ancfs
Seco recently sold at auction New York.
by James Power Co. Of Boston and will be towed to Ees
London, CT. where she will be thoroughly repaired.
ScHR NORTHERN LIGHT OF Cohasset SO tona built at hinn
ham in 1852 has been purchased by James Power Co. o.
Boston.
ScuR SCARLET FrArnrR OF Portland 81 built Es
Ia 1855 has been purchased by James Power 90, -
Boston,
ScHR w w BRArNARp, OF Greenport ia toms has beea
sold TO parties at Mystic, Conn She brought $1,000
acHR BURNETT, Of Cape May M, years old carrying
$50 has been purchased BY Capt Merrill and others.
Of Geenport and will hereafter hall from that port Bh4
will be continued in the coasting trade under commend
capt M.
ScuR Il W BApcocR of Westerly. RI 40 TONS has beso
purchased bv Capt GriHng and hts brother OF Rives
head, for about $500 aud wilt hail from Riverhead
SLo0P FIDRL 40 tons, belonging to Ross Of MoriehsA
has been sold for $1,000
SLoOP FIRE ISLAND Of Patchogue Is belonging 70
Horton, has been sold for $500
Tue following gives a summary or tho IN Ne
harbsrs Of New York, Bossn Philadelphia. DafnseeH
aud New Orleans at the latest ssssuns rsu each q Ases
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT

SATURDAY, Feb. q. 1854.
AsHEs-Receips 40 bbs Small sales a, s. s71 Tor pots.
and $40 for pearls.
BEAHs-Further were effected or 200 bbls marrow
at 81 95 q So
BeRADsrurss Receipts 7eY bbs aour bb. and 2 4ss
bags corn meal $40 bushels 1870 corn 5000
s87 do barley and 1853 do barley malt The dour market
ruled dull and in buyers favor with little
sa GER Th Britain. s:ys s' . s
for extra s!as Southern and Canadian aous ruled dull
'S ss 3. q:
::,. s::
eece large and s.i %
=: sfss ssa % at @ .
i sss :a!:. sHsT?';f i
w5S. wheat there wa: nothing done "0f Rye 90 ruled
ana iSs Jersey En- With s.,., sales ana Of loo
. G1a q sv:
Ole e, Canadian, and Ole pc Tor State and western
chiefly sSo Managed
BUSHES "S o.ns s Il day the be, as'
MIXED g. sis.s 81 8 FOR crop Jersey Yellow
-co.rFs quiet, viii, sales Of 900 lssrs Msracsbo sc
Sc AND t Ssrs oS a 81 "a 9nminSo a. SEE ass
middiins uplands sales 400 bales.
Fexcurs rather dun by the packets but BY steam.
ers the business brisk uncbsnged figures Engage
ment to Liverpool American Dag 500 bbls doar at
a. ss. 8 stssn AND and f per-
Al M lob 6Ss Sr e'S q. Is 3d. and 81
s ss g '$a. At Il
- 81 sss ssl' sS5s Il 90 s
bacon 4, 81 TO Hs%bnrs steamer 900
ship sssrsr.d cpneSa sisnssso cos FOR orders
Cen Fs As r orders
aneatls brig TO Guadaoupe shocks at IL each:
AZ .si od ans
EsuII-salsa q 1000 boxes layer rssns 81 IS ard
So drum, Turkey aSs . 2s s sso At sscop
Soes Do ssssSi and OO
qs sses Of s SS New sS ass al for
Old and 20 72c FOR new crop.
PsyRofrus. Receipts l,oa5 bbs The msrke, was dull
The sales were. $500 bbs crude ss,se. ~.
so SSs isansd !. &c aac for iish. straw % wh. on
ne spot and f,,c &C. for future de,ysry Free Sa,
Proyisioss ass2 bo pcrs ass package, beef
marked change In the provisions marse; odny
pSr pork the rnsrket was Grmer under de-
sns on %. ". n: a%a for WERE
higher closing srm a. he Improvement Feet Was Vas
s.s Beef barr: se qu ss bs m we're
.sd yer: sr ws.ssn and and %
Lard was Is fair demand a. yss,.rdsys price. Butter
TS: ''Iss f o ss i 'G PRIME
Ss ness. s'G Tor SI S.r rS year d. 'Ga
e so 70. s sRd = %. 81,
DO 10 DO Western beef bans sal 5o boxes bacon
rs 'S f'r Gff 40 ;s' = S'ssis;. gs:'
s e S s New ". trs.s: e.. Sss
So1es Havana a, ISL. 70, EXPORT; 80 -.
state :, SOC sc Wesssu was held a. Sc. assc
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Port or New York. February as, rssa.
AI,nlYkn

ARRIVED
STEAMSHIPS Asia tBr), Lott Liverpool Feb H. and Queens
town lith i0O5 PM with mdse ana passengers 70 w
uatd. Experienced strong winds from and sW "a INST
lat l6 Ion ~ H. passed large fields OF tcc loh passed
bvrk rugged, bound III 2nh on flre lsand
steamship city OF Manchester hence Tor Liverreo -,
steamship Champion. Jones. Aspnwall Feo lo, IN,
WITH mails. passengers and srecie TO b Alen $50
Prometheus Ju transport. batss Fortress
uonroe S hours with the s Gork Volunteers (yote
fsnsA TO II 4 Quarermastef. . - ~.-,.
seamship Cumbria ~ = transporD, Sumner, Norfolk
Fortress Manroe. 80 hours with the soh regiment
Vols TO q y Quartermsser =. --.x a.
steamship Daniel webster 20 > ransporD. Sherman
New Haven for Fortress monroe land proceededl.
ship Edwin Clark (of waldoboroI koppcrhodt New Or
ship Arctic Chandler New Orleans IS days. with mdse,
to zsrsSs a Gs ossIn.. m.ao,s a dsy. with sugar to
CABJ Peters Had very heavy head winds. both inst In
n gas from NNw shifted cargo between decks
kark Josie Nicholas (os Bucksport Nicholas Matauyss
20 days with noasses, 70 Buck Co. Experienced
heavy northerly gales the entire passage nth inst %
Hatteras had heavy gale which lasted days drifed
The edge OF the 0uW Stream aud was DAYS senl
across sgaa
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VINO Speaks Next
WHO SPEAKS NEXT
WHO SPEAKS NEXT
WHO STEAKS MKT
FOR CLARK'S DISTILLED
RESTORATIVE FOR TIE HAIRe

II IS not dye but permanently and positively restores
The gray and faded beard its natural Color II IL
the only known Of color for the human hair and
dressing combined.
No one who wishes a luKuriant growth OF hair-soft
glossy whiskes clean. smooth and healthy scap-w faii
to provide himself with trial bottle
In warm weather II Is cooling TO the head and the per
fume exhiaratng the depressed and anguishing sens
bilities
falling or sickness and decay,
speak volumes In Its praise for restores the diseased roots
to healthy action and stimulates them to rapid ana Ger
tain growth.
article fer the toilet beauties and adorns;
trely free from gums aud ase distilled and distilled
by steam leaves coating TO saurate the scalp, but
makes lusrous and ahn S az polished and vara'sned
CLARK DISTILLED RESTORATIVE
As q dressing.
USE ONLY
0LARK'S DISTILLED RESTORATIVE,
As a stmuan for the hair.
USE ONLY
CLARK'S DISTILLED RESTORATIVE,
To prevent decay.
CLARKS DISTILLED RESTORATIVE,
To eradicate DandIuu.
USE ONLY
CLARK'S DISTILLED RESTORATIVE,
To beautity and adOrn.
USK ONLY
oLARK,s DISTILLED RESTORATIVE.
10 restore gray hair TO Its
Natural
Its steady application to bald heads the hair
there single particle OF life existing In The roots
When the roots entirely dead preparation in the
world will start the hair; 10 physical impossiby but
would eyccllen, wash for the bare scalp
ecng from the effects OF sudden changes OF temperature
cleaning IL from all impurities We ask but trial.
The price is not much We offer to guarantee satisac
II is for sale bv druggists and dealers everywhere
Proc 81 per bottle, bottles for -.
c, @. CLARK co, Proprietors
d. 8. BARNES CO., N. Y. General Agents.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

SUNDAY. Feb %, 1884.
The new rebel Currency bill, which the
the closing days OF the first rebel regular Con-
gress provides for the fonding hundred mil
Treasury notes which used in the South as
money at a valuation OF about dollar,
in twenty four years per cent bonds. The notes
must be funded before the LIST day OF April next they
will after that date be legally curtaled Of third their
face value and be received thereafter only at the rate OF
doars for two Tho Treasury notes OF large demo
minations--one hundred dollars and upwards-n not
funded before the above named date, besides being
duced In value thirty and per cent to
taxed per monthly the remaining two-hrds.
which will them up In less than months after the
LIST OF April All rght fund the notes OF any denomi
1866. after which, says the law, thcy will
be subject to "a tax OF hundred per cent Thus 10
the space months the entire volume Of rebei
rency amounting to seven hundred millions Of dol
lars TO be conveniently wiped out in order to give the
arch traitors chance for fresh This system OF
finance may be very satisfactory to the people but
corresponds with the easy or hand policy that has
been practsed by the rebel Secretary OF the Treasury
since be undertook the management or the rebel
finances The ruo is yet TO come; and Mr.. MemmiDger
will fnd that his system has lived its time, and
longer be made available as prop TO the broken
down credit OF the falling confederacy In the currency
y" = = pio,' s -" 49, - - 1
m'nons " uonais' ~nen 70 " n'Se 'ntJ years ~ 'uu,
to bear per interest," to the payment
which and to give the bonds show Of character
the "export and import duties' OF the oonfederacy
are pledged. The rompous manner in which this new
loan Is offered ID in the usual southern buncombe style
me maturity u 'noso VINO o"oo 'o'meu lho aisoc'aov
u 'no so"'n 0'no' suosoiioo 'ue 'oa" oVsn 'ne'
were w"os " w So anu 'nere No 'ac' oe"er Known
hn TINS 70 the eoei eaa'rs ana 'ne very 10" VINO may
ye' POSSIBLY % aoc 70 take portion OF tne loan w" not
toucn ~ iney nave ALREADY nad enough 10 90 win
reDei nnances and toey are not 30 onaed oy peuuce
hat lhey canno SEQ sna' tue peoge onereo ioe Inc pay
ment " TUG n'ees On the new oonus Is aoous equa
straw 10 prove TINS 'hey have the last annual report
ar Nemmnger ther secretary OF the treasury, before
them' IN "hcn ne says tne ioo"ing amounts VI import
ana export duties were cohecsod during 'ne year
Kecelp's rom customs 'ee %
= 49, 80
Tota................... .s942 300 40
BY the above apt ears that than million or dol
lars thus pledged to pay thirty millions OF interest,
with strong prospect the close OF the present
year that OF to the rebels will be
trey cut OF. And what is TO become OF the balance Of
the debt will be question that the moneyed men q the
souhh there any Of that class OF individuals left
viii take into serious consideration. According to the
- 49, 49,
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Obituary..

MRS. HARRISON, WIDOW OF PRESIDENT HARRISON
We are informed by telegraph Of the death Of the
widow Of Presd,ut Harrison, at North Bend Ohio on
the 26th inst Mrs Harrison the daughter OF John
Cleves symmes the founder Of the Miami settlements
bat who better remembered as the inventor Of the
famous "Symmes Hole" Theory, according which the
earth hollow, open at the poles and capable OF being
inhabited within. she was married IN 1895 (then)
Captain Harrison who 10 command OF Fort washing.
ton the site OF the present city OF Cincinnati bog
raphcr writing OF her short time previous death
Of President Harrison saysShe has been the faithful
companion OF this distinguished patriot during the var
GUS pers and vicssitudes Of ks eventfu e and lives
10 witness the maturity Of his fame and the honors paid
him by a grateful country Mrs. Harrison has died
"full OF years." crowned with the glory OF womau-a
true and loving WIFE, tender and ahectionate mother.
GEoRer A. COREY, United States District Attorney for
the Eastern District Of Pennsy died at Philadelphia
on the Goth inst.
EDWARD W. wBmrisy, Chief Justice OF the Supreme
Court OF New Jersey died the 2ls nst AZ his resi-
dence In Morrstown in the fortysixh year OF his age
HrTEa WILLIAMS, colored woman, died 10 Baltimore,
Anew days since, having reached the advanced age OF
one hundred and eleven years. The deceased was The
widow OF Henry williams who served In the Revolt
tionary army under General Washington.
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Prizes Cashed and Information Fur
nshed in all legaiized lotteries.
ALECK 4 co, Brokers, SO Pine street. New York.
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THE LECTURE sEAsoE.

LECTURE
on this subject will be asiyersdy by
AT IRVING HALL. ~.r,oSr~
ON FRIDAY EVENING, NANCE - N VoSS
rtctets "a csnss; reserved seats ~ cen"
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Black and White siavss.-kfng Cotton
enaves his people the plantation and teaches them 70
ensae themselves In the cotton factory holds them TO
free labor service and poverty and takes advantage with
the hand Of capital and monopoly while his lordshp
preach and fat and riot the sweat and blood
OF the people, travel the world and target
tce upon human rfe: gamble, sport stolen labor
peculiar kings and get their Photographs
taken At HOLMES Picture Gallery, NO. sos Broadway.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-3O Per Cent
premium paid prizes Information furnished Highest
rates paid for Douboons and all kinds Of Gold and Silver
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, 10 Wall street, New York.
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A Cure for Hernia or Rupture.
WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS
has combination OF principles before applied
truss and is constructed TO radically rupture
No mistake Pamphlets free.
WHITES PATENT LEVER SUPPORTER
works the principle and has lifting sustaining
power not obtained BY other supporter
RUDDICK'S IMPROVED SHOULDER BRACE
is just the thing for military and all persons needing
support and expansion Of the ches. It both and
suspender Capital for ladies' and invaids Sold only by
GREGORY 4 CO.. 609 Broadway.
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A Cure for Hernia or Rupture.

Lottery Tickets Cashcd I'm all LeRalizcd
lotteries Information given.
JOSEPH BATES. Broker. II Wall street. room No l.
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Prizes Cashcd fn All Legal lotteries
j. b. CLAYTON co. 10 Wall street, N. 7.
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Prizes Cashed i'm All Legaifzcd Lotto
ries and information given. GALLAGHER BENJAMIN.
Brokers, $40 Chestnut street. Philadelphia
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Messrs. Simmons, Rogers & Co. are
authorized receive deposits and make collections on
u. HI.
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All Demons OF Headache, TO0thache,
Neuralgia Catarrh Weak Nerves speedily and
manently expelled. Use WOLCoTT'S Instant Pain Ami
hifator. Sold eYeryMhare
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best I'm tho
world Harmless reliable, instantaneous. The only per.
dye Sold BY all druggists Factory 81 Barclay street.
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Attention 1.-THE Exquisite Toilet Artt-
ces Of the Socete Hygienique us Chambers

Bad Breath.-How Many Lovers IL
has man friends forever parted To effect
q radical cure use the .BALM OF A THOUSAND FLOW
Frs deui6ce, night and morning. II also beauties
the complexion Price City cents For sale by all druggists
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Tne secret OF Making the Most Ex-
guse imperishable has been discovered PHA
LON SONS Extract oil the Night Blooming Cersus not
only al ether perfumes IN luxurious Richness but
ersdicated By washing.
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Corns, Bunfons, Inverted Nails. En-
arged Joints all diseases Of the Feet cured pain
Inconvenience TO the patient by Dr.. ZACHARIE, Sur.
geon Chiropodist, 100 Broadway.
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Omcial Drawings Of the Library Ass0.
citation Company's Lottery OF Kentucsy 49,
49, 58 49, 54 rs, 2. 4s, 60, ~. IA, 7, AZ, 46, 81
CLASS 696-Feb. q: 1856.
81. 10, SO, IS, 60, SIS, 40, 10, 55, 49, 49, 75 SO.
Circulars sent BY addressing
FRANCE ELLIS Co, Managers. Covngton Kg.
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Brazilian Pebble Spectacies and Eye.
70 and Improve the sight OF Old an
recommended by the medical faculty SERMONS
Ocuss OpticiAn, C69H Broadway opposite Bond street.
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Boston Hand stamp Company,
1876 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.

Brilliant and Powerful Day and Nigh
Double Prospective Glasses for the field sea- opern an
toursts compact portable aud efficient spiendi
assortment at SERMONS Ocusts' Opcian, $685. Broad
way. under the Lafarge House.
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