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Sales bn Auttion.
QuAnrHnnA.rHn- GrsEnAL's Os,rcs. !

QUARTsnnAsrEn-0R GENERALS Oyyfcn,
fiRsT DIVISION J
WASHINGTON CITI Msrch IL. IS5s
A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
N HORsEs-Wil be sold, at public suction, to the high
e., bidder, at Baltimore. Maryland, on
THURSDAY, March %, 1855,
ONE HUNDRED MARES WITH FOAIt
Iasny Of them well bred end In good condition
Also,
THURSDAY. March -. 1865,
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES.
Those horses have been condo aned unit for tho esvs
service OF the army.
farming purposes many good bargains may be
lad.
Animal. sold snEly. Sas 70 commerce at 10 and
viii bc held al Ibips Government S,ah.c- corner Of kre
mont and Namseys's.
Ierni.-Ca.h, in United States currency.
JANIS A. EKfS,
ELeva, Big: Cen. IN eharge ELa. Alv.,on q NJ. o. o.
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NIBLOs SALOON-GOTTSCHALK.
BROOKLYN ACADEMY Of MUSIC,
GOTrsCHALK GRAND CONCERTS,
TUESDAY. MARCH %. AND APRIL.

TUESDAY. MAKtH =, AND APKIL !.
NIBI.Os SALOON.-NDLLE. De KATOW.
~ Tenth Concert Of the renowned Russisn Neoueois.
MDLLf. HELENE III hATON,
end tie great Pi-nlr. Mr.. JAMES NJ MffILL
On FRIDAY EVENING, March q. a, p.
MATINEE. SATURDAY. March IS At oc!ock.
Az ENTIRELY NEW tEoGRANME.
Mr. WEHIi viii psIfoun for tho hrst tme;--~ son.te
Path-tiaue" Beethoven: Wgndersundrn.' Heller; " lie
Zsphir sur le. Roses sn Grand March Fin,ai. Wehn
MDLI.E. DE KA1ow will play Souvenir De spa and
LA Trayiata7 MISS LAURA HARRIS, NME. SALkti
I'll, $40. PAULtCCHf d. BEHRENS.
Admission 10 fr.days Concert III reserved seats 50 cents
extra No ieseryed seats the Matinee Tlcke Tor sih.I
Torrance be obtained Beer end hirmers No.
7O Broad~ay Hall Sons No. $40 BToasw,y; and sibsts,
No Wal.st.
SPECIAL NOTICF.--An purchasers ~ rcnrved seats FOR
Fridays Concert viii FOR Ssirrisy Matinee grAtGi-
tons admission ticket. II
Chekering. grand Piano will be used on mi, oce1sin,
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, MARCH "a, 1865.
Amueemcnis.

w THIS MORNING, FRIDAY, March ~
THE GRAND FAREWELL MATINEE. 4l.
~ a. EDWIN soorH.
LAST APPEARANCE,
on which occasion be will repeat his grand roisd
IAGO.
Mr.. CHARLES BARRON. .as............. ...OrHELLO
On FRIDAY EVENING. 2ftb tho theatsr viii DO closed
for the rehearsal oft
GRAND MILITARY DRAMA,
Illustrative Of
CAMP SCENES
SOLDIER LIFE
Written for this hea,er BY shs distinguished American drs-
nstb,,
5. r. FISK,
CORPORAL CARTOUCHE,
which will be pre.ented after months OF preparation with
NEW SCENERY,
APP LIANCEs,
On SATURDAY EVENING, the 23tb; nm
Mr. STUART feels assured that this dr,ns VIII nno sddi
onel welcome from hundreds restoring t. tie New OK
stage which las for several seasons been deprived
artistic charm OF hi. performances, one who IL
Identified with many oil its brightest periods ana moss ~s
Mr. HENRY PLACIDE.
who will appear IN the character Of
CORPORAL CARTOUCHE,
SOLDIER OF NAPOLEON.
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Il Tr,rim Alien at Esv.nswood Il. l., consisting OF .
VERY harisoie ard commoiious gothic HOUSE. In the peat
roidtiou stable aud barn. shed and well hous. Inc
cronnd. arr 80 sc Veruonsye and on the East h'e
$50 feet depth They lsid ont very Handsomely
n ing one Of tho largest uad finest Lawns the Island
1hre great vaiety Of choice fruit ornamental trees aud
shrubs. ocai il OF the peaanest Ground view
YORK. less than nil. rom Hunters Point Ferry, makin
very easy City and yet Offering all the advan
sg-s NJ the conutry. Apply DANIEL T. HOAo No. 10
Wal at or Willy WlLLACH, No. 80 Johnst
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Alf0iral.

hR. A. LEWIS, PHYSICIAN and SUR
~ GfOS. treats successfully all difficulties that females
sIo ,nbJsc 10. Relief given ia oil casss Oioo NO !
beHhss. three toors frouu oct Broadway, NswforL
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NAVY YAEp. NEw.YoEK. March 20, 1868.
A UCTlON SALE of Tho UHlTED STAIEs
~ STEAMER "MOBiLE"-By ofder Of Roar Adn.i I
HIRAM PAULDfSG. conn sndlng this station, ! shall ole
for SALE to the Lilhes bidder at PUBLIC AUCTION II
this yard THURSDAY, March ~. 1905, at u M tina io
lowing. viz: - -,
The UNITED STATES STEAMER MOBILE will
her machinery. engines, &c, a. she now les
60 Six IRON CANOES with Iron tops
IA seven large FRlGAFE GALLEiS, fwrougb. iron.)
t5O) one bundled and dry WIllrE OAK SHIP hNtEs
&c.
(z9) Twenty nine BOATS, (dame-e wood and iron.
y. u. +. MARSHALL
United siss Naval Storrk per-
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NARATOGA SPRINGS.-FOR SALE, n large
- HOUSE .atpb, fors ho,sl or boarding loa.- on hno
o. - III barn, &c. fionting the Empr. PGt. aud within
u Eoi " tbs Empire sattogE and rh Rock Springs. Also
pentd Hotel LOT 10 feet wie s NEARER and fronting
aid sprns aud the inter ecton Of y. and
Adiru.s I. -. Dor No. so, Sais.ogs SPRING, n. Y.
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DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
IMMENSE SUCCESS
OF THE GREAT AMERICAN TRAGEDIAN,
Mr.. ). 3. STLDLEN,
AFTERNOON Ar 3-EyENiNG AT ~
PlI4RAO. -
THREE.LEGOgD WONDER by TONY DENER
MORNING, AT II.
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK OF
sPIRfTUALlSM EXPOSED BY DR.. Won NLECk
WITH pIac al ilusrst showing oil the huubus OF
SPIRITUAL IMPOSTERS.
PROF FUTCHlNGS. LIGHTNING CALCULATOR,
PAT WOMAN. GIANT BOY, GlANrESS
WOODbOFFKS BOHEMIAN GLASS BLOWERS
TWO GLASS STEAM ENGINES IN MOTION.
50 LIFE-sfZE MOvING WAX FIGURES.
CrRCASSTAN GIRL. DWARF. ALBlNO BOY, LlNlNO
Offers GRANDAoUA1IA. MILLION CUklOolIlkS.
Admission 30 cents Childr.s under tru - ceats
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cARAToGA RESIDENCE.-FOR SALE. q

u. IT
- splendid two story bci tp ~ with extension n
rooms bcG-s presses patty sLe sl Or papered rsflors
srb. msncs, water AID gas hne c~llsr wood ,ei 49,
Beautifully located c, II b. l1i ce, Broaiway
tn Railroad d~soi and 'e 10, SPRING. Price ~ 80.
Address T. q. box No. l3i SaratogA spHngs. n. \.
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feftures an6 Aleetinas
Wants.

A VOCALIST with tenor voice) wishes n
IA ENGAGEMENT in Protestant Church TO ~
the Music and teach the sabbath School Vocal Mask ~
l76.
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.oa.i, near Montgomery st, Jeney City
Qi KIM HOUSES FOR SALE IN
W 1ss)OVs BROOKLiN-Ths 3dory basensnt
and ,sp-.,.Ar BRICK HOUSE. No. 200 Gold It. Pdce
$500. Also No. 252 Ooli At. Tiso. Inquire Of
g. w. uRTiS, No. 2%s Livinssionst, Broohlyl
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yT'O LET-A SUIT of THREE Or loES
on second Aoor 81 tie BILE Ho,. ,o.
Third ave ons Oi tlCE on hid nog- .s.,s ''''
at the Ire ,.urer. Ohcs, cnirsncr on .ee. ----
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EOR SALE-A PLOT Of GROUND 100 feet
+inch~. front aud by iuS feet deep The mos Dc
sirabls location on Third.sye. hpplyto
JAMES kJNE. No Tss sFhuNs
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TIE UNION CENTRAL COMMITTEE AND The IA

TIE UNION CENTRAL ConIlTTlL AND The Ma
rtoSAI CrIEBnATIox-AiA meeting OF the tnion OeHeral
Committee Friday evening the following resolutions report
ed from seec, committee by Hon L. DELAPsLD SMITH
sdopcd:
I,,oed The, tbs General Committee, repsessntns The
Union voter. OF New. OrA will cordially c10pla- ia TIE Ia
ons comeIDoraiion arranged b. eminent e1ehs Tor tho
coming s'b Of March. .,
Eec3 That sub committees Of this body be directed
and the local uueT our Jurc non ur requested
10 mite IN the projected c.ebratou aid leave nothing IN
done which butte to - completeness aud SUGGEST
Re,ei That slofou day Tor our common eoui'rf
eu the people thcr grand councils In Notemhs deter
ueI 10 and by their Pr,sdcni in his moral combat with
tho dsnnon Tie Popuiai devotion aus eth'd
has been followed by The nlnfrs blessing u Almighty God
For never the history Of the republic la9 s'i"sfnasip at
tanned higher cds. alor sci eVcd nobcf res a. n those
which during the ast few months have crowned the abor and
sacrlces Abraham Lincoln and h faithful CONDUCTORS IN
u. council and the field 80
Resd That envy the soldier on hs lsnd and the sailor
on the sea behods The Tag 81 ms country
waving ben gnanty Wimington aud Savannah, cciun
ola and charleston and auning defiance from The towers Of
Fisher Anderson. Moufie aud Sumter We remember hh
thoe foreSsea shall hence0fih be The bnlwurks o mon
and Ibery and separsbe" We rejoice that this land
I 10 be no longer half and ha free that from wasted
.s shall reap te.rinz hIvrss, rnd thrt
the ruins OF crubled pfcieison. ces and lie" io"n
.hsN
Beneath the thr.ting eve Il enterprise"
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To san Erancisro Direct.

On Sunday morning at 3 o'clock the wires of
the Western Union Company were connected with the
Pacific Line and communication established direct be-
tween this city and San Francisco. Though the
weather was bad, rain falling ot the time at many
points on the route the wires worked well and con
siderable amount OF business was transacted The dis.
lance is nearly Jopr thousand miles. and tie difference In
time about four hours This is unqrestionably the
LONGEST telegraph crcu worked and the fact thnt
such length OF wrc photographed over in one cir
ceit is notable era in the history of telegraphng.
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Business Noticcs.

It's EFFECT is MIRACULOUS
The OLD, THE MIDDLE-AGED AND TIE YONG UNITE TO
HALLS SIcrLiAS
VEGETABLE HAIR RESgvKR.
II entirely new scientific discovery combining many
the and restorative agents the VEGETABLE
EISGpoM
IT WILL POSITIVELY REsToRE GRAY, DRY DisC0LoRgD
HAIR TO ITS COLOR and change bIssh why,
comely locks into
BEAUTIFUL SiLKEs TREssEs
We have such confidence It's merits and that
II will DO all claim for it that we offer
$1,000 REWARD
II the sIciLAs HAm RYyEvER does not give siiacton IN
al cases when used src, accordance with instructions
II will restore gray hair;
I,keeps tie hair from falling out;
Ii cleanses the scalp;
1t makes tie hair Iusirous and slken;
I, Is splendid hair dressing;
II is liked by oil who use It.
1t rapidly gaining popularity among s classes OF the com
muny other preparation for the sane purpose has
ever enjoyed. Thi. ,iupy becsUse ia just wha, We say
it Ia: an uuequsled Han Restorative and Dressing.
PRooF.
To prove it-,ry bottle
r. I. HALL Co, Nashua, n, II, Proprie.o-s
DEnAs BARNES & Co.. No. 81 Park Row, Nsw'lorA
General Agents.
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DIE u.


BApFAUO, Saturday, evening March T. aner a short Ill
Mss Ez,beh Badeau in the .n year 81 her age
attend The fncra rervc-s this tMohIsyl morning az VI
O'Clock the re-idsIe d her husband Henry Badeau' No
III Fast Iw entieti a.
BERRIAN-Ou Sunday morniny March Sarah ~ berrien
second daughter OF JOTns A lberriih- ,,,t. I'll, !,
Tie relatives and friend. Of the faulty are re- pec,f1y inysd
20 attend the funeral from her late residence, NO e
Ninth st. on Tuesday. a, O'Clock p H.
BANTA-suddeny, on Friday, March 3 Hester widow o.
The ayes and friends Of family respectfully invited
to attend the funeral Monday GIN inst at 10 clock a.
law. s " SIan%arns 10. ISL 50 Mug i1s It.
Remains to be iken 10 English Neshborhood Cemetery o'
intermeat.
CRAWFORD--On Saturday Mach J. Barker Crawford. In
the 18th year II his sr-.
Friends and relatives Of The family respectfully invited to
residence Of hs father Joseph B. Crawford No. % Aor
neyst.
DEsBOsEs-A, Newtown l.. t. Friday March o. Auguste
Deshoses, in the e3th wear Of lis
The funeral will take place from the residence of Mr. s.
Levrrich neer the Wood.de Depot Long Railroad,
on Monday. March 6. at II O'Clock a.
HOPPER-In BROOKLYN on Saturday March Mrs Celia s.
Hopper wife Of the late Matthew Hopper ia the 6jth year
Friends OF tho family are invited attend her funeral from
Der residence In Clasou Fulton Tuesday,
7h inst, a, ~ Her remains viii be taken to Railway,
MONTGOMERY-On Sunday March Emily Stewart only
child Of George w and Hester Montgomery aged years
aud months
Notice Of funeral in tomorrow paper.
POTTER-At Brook iyn March D. Mrs Mary Potter widow
Of Apollo. Potter aged 81 years.
Her friends and those Of her ION. El's s. Potter and son
law f. w Burke invited 20 attend her funeral at the
house Of the latter No l7s scheuehOrns, Brooklyn, on
Monday, March 9, at 2 O'Clock ?.
RODGERS-On Saturday. March T. William T. Rodgers. son
OF the late Captain William Rodger, OF Jersey City, n. j.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to attend the
funeral this Monday afternoon at O'Clock from the resi-
dence Of his brotheTinlaw W. 81 Mersereau IN Hudson
ave, Bergen " }.
SMlTH-On Sunday morning March s after lingering and
painful illness Mary Elizabeth wife Of Isaac smith aged 50
attend the funeral from tho residence of her sister MIS-
Lawrence Taylor No p, West Fifteenth ST., on Tuesday
March Z. At O'Clock p
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Fires.

The building No. 6S Broadway was almost com
n,elv desioycd by Saturday night The irs floor
- ncrnord by Sylvester Brush Manufacturer of hst-rs
CO. Los. ebout SIS 900 Insured oT $3.50 in the Home
con,in,na Franklin, Mlrke' md ohcI city Compar's Tho
J foor was occupied by Lpsmen TopiI dealer IN straw
800 Jo.. 500 Injured for $40 O00 in the Cent rhI,
~ Traiesmeas Mutual, Wilamsbursb, ,ity Relief A.
Isn,ic New Amsterdam md Mailet Coiupaie' The thud
d Victor Ro.ensicn, cap manufactured Owing TO tAem
scnre Inc Of their los, and insurance could 10; De
sscertancd.
Is WEST BROADWAY.
The hair mattress factory, No. 20 West Broad
NAV owned Nv Michael Martin damaged by fire on Snnt
~! 80 s,,uni of 900 Insured that amol1t Ia hs
e.,,cnyic COMPANY The bnidinr n owned by b. u osd
new and i. Ishdy damaged insured
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NEW TESTIMONIALS.
CATARRH CURED,

LINCOLN HOSPITAL, WAsHrSeros, d. l., Oct 1854
Ibsye been for years past afflicted With chronic dry
,,srrh which year became bad that my hearing
threatened to leave altogether Ny thro1 became greatly
,a.rted There constant roaring In my head which,
with the Other symptoms always greatly aggravated ny
the .hest cold" Dr. Won Eiseuberg commenced trsafins
me- year ass has continued trea; at long intervals
since AM happy state that the treatment OF Dr. Won
Ei.enberg PRODUCED mprov sent 50 that my
bearing perfectly restored Nj nosrs ae free from
ona my general heath is mach improved that
look for it, pcrsnen, restoration and that speedily. o.
hrcd fact do cheeruly reonmend ell persons suffering
from Elections Apply 10 Dr. Won Esenbers Tor
treatment feeling assured with paper opportunity no
VII effect care.
JAMES T. FERRIE. Captain L. s. A.
was com pe-ly deaf for several snd hearing o. Dr.
Won EseubsSg great reputation in restoring the hearing
called on him. and operation great sstoni'hens
and excessive ptSure, now hear psf-ciiy well came
in 10 N. Doctor perfectly deaf and hear expected -
DO This skill Is slsdL -
Washington AsIkst-
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NEW. YORK. Oct S, lss4.
SIGHT RESTORED

AN ryTnA ORDINARy RESTORATION VI sierI'
LAURENCE GrxxyA. OF Nc. 1873 East JSh'S. New ioA
c,t have been suffering sindnsss Of the .f eye Tor
percd The eye centinnally state OF
rs.nmaion from which tho good eye became Affected
GA indeed my general health was greatly injured by It.
in, Of Dr. Won Ecnbeys great reputation and % e'ey
Gaia mine was hopeless case, called on the Doctor Who
,sr examining me- undertook ny and within fortnight
souua myself almost completely cured. nov month
;,e, ulsoed myself under d. You Eisenberss Eeatmens-
am happy be able TO state thar tie Inflammation Ia en-
,sy gone. SO that perfectly with both eyes, added 10
which am IN good health. blessns lave not enoyei '''
was blind do ;entiouy aud gIaeiaiiy swess %
above statement, in Court Of Justice at tie City hS" VI mo
City of NewYorA, the 10th day Of October 1904
LAWRENCE GRENSA.
| Sworn before ne this 10th day o, October .sof
C. GODFREY GuNfHER Mayor.
(The Grand Seal Of the
Newly srk Mayorslsy>
Dr. Won FIsENBER6 may be Snsul,sd on tie d'essss
NJ thu .v. and ear and for caar H. .. the office, No $40
Brssdwsy. New-ferk ,.,.-
The EsTIIETICO NEURN ,ClCoNi is now OF exhibrioa
:, Dr yoS EIsENBERG's Consulting ROOFS No oio
BROADWAY, near Uh,'>
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BpooELyy Cry MoRTALITr.-The total number
nj dai ,.t weeL was iss Of which u we're men, 81 women
a now and ~ girls The principal diseases we're scnils'
foy.r n consumption ~; couvnlsio~' ~ ANAL Px es
e,,. of le. each; Inarasmus Group D; typhoid ir'eI
Lro,rhi,i, brain fever, &c. bder yer Of sie
ns,,,s OF the United States ll3s lr-ard 49, ,'enihy
Fn,lsnd 4; Scotland b Bsh AnSerica Asd Spin eacn
BEoOgLYS CITY COURr-Ihe Msr;h Term VII VII
nee ON tb. lah inst Issues fact x he tried BY the
, o. fourth week and all vtseI issucs the tlird week
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MARRIED.

COCK-COCK-On Monday Feb 81 a. the residence OF the
brides father In Latringtown, L. H. by Jeremiah
rr George X. Cock to Ms&Anne 4. Cock OF the former
yssce,
M.SS-BARNARD-0N Saturday March 4, at the res
idenc. of N. brides hr In broosiyn by the Rev T. l.
Fletcher Georg. CanrAun to Julia A. Barnard dsushsr
OF q. T. Barnard, al OF 3rcokyn
HoyEY-WILFOItD--on Wednesday. March !, at Batavia,
n Y by ,be Rev. u. g. oorwin, Mr. Arnold liovcy oil
F. Ow.ao Mjrb.. to Mrs Maria WiOrd VI Elbs ny.
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look on This picture, and then on that"
Here you behold tie inhrm step,
The paliM cheek, wasting form,
Unias,cd food. and a social atno-phers
Poisoned with the is'es q aehes. pains,
secplcs. nights and mental despondeney
There, laughing health sparkling eyes,
Elastic steps. craving appetite, forgotten cares,
Genial thought ard ambitious resolves
Show the con'ris. and marx tie picture.
And here the sccIri Lee, that
Unknown to Qusckeuboss. the Doctor.
Smith had ,sten bottle, ;hre@
or DEAKE'. PLANTATION BfrTIRs
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iAdver.isemsrf.

AdvertsemsmI
GIVE CONSTITUTION WATER A FAIR TRIAL
We mean you who under some ssclGiits care from
year to year and We particularly aude TO ladies who
constantly resOrtng local rs0fHeH and all sorts
Of local applications or diseases with much chance Of
there would be from local applications 10 the
throat for Diseases Of the brain. Sod wholesale by
MORGAN ALLEN No 46 CIhst.. and all druggists
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fAdyerfissment.

lAdvertssment
To CURE DYsPEPsIA.-Add two teaspoons
full OF Dr. 1. b. TALBOT's INDICATED PINEAPPLE
CIDER to wine glass full of water and luke before or
while eating For sale everywhere. Il. 4. BABBITT.
Sole gent. Nos. "a G5 G6. o. &c, o.. 90 u and "a
Washing zionist, NewYork
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iAdurtt.eme nt.

CHEROKEE MEDICINES FOR THE UNPORrU'
x,Tr 80 page pamphlet. with ,nl particulars nee
Address Or w L. MEEwIH Co. No o. LiJeriy's''
New.XOrl.
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5pcrial Notices.
T.. Il. 2arnum ON Humbug.


EXPOSURE or TIE DAVENPORT BROTHERS
SPIRITUAL HUMbUGS AND THEIR VICTIMS SHOWN
UP. MANSFIELD, COLCHESTER FOSTER, FERRIS,
DEXTER. DAVIS, BRITAIN. COLORADO JEWETT,
HATCH. HUME, CONkIlN, GORDON, MRS. CHAM
BERLAIS MISSES HOIT. JORDAN. JENNY LIND, &c,
Sc ROPE.TYING SPIRITS TABLE.TIPPlSG. SPIRIT
RAPPING. BLOODkED WRITING ON FtiE ARM, FLY.
fNG IN THF DARK SEANCES. SPIRITUAL MUSIC.
BALLOTTESrS, READING SEALED LETTERS, SOLID
IRON RINGS.
The publishers Of
THE NETWORK MERCURY
Be- 70 remind the public that
T. Z. BARNUM ESQ,
The Snowman Lccur.r Autobiography ard Propri
etor % the lnsran Museum New fork still CONTINUES TO
contribute % their columns rch and spicy chapter every
week the
ANCIENT AND MODERN
HCMBUGS OF THE WORLD.
Nr Barnurn has already written forytlree splendid articles
upon this subject, u Pm and inorin.on which he has
up tie rincars Of host OF impo-ors Just al pres
eu he has 20, hold q THE sPlKlTDALlSTs, and IL Is
mos, literally "skinning them alive" They vince, and
growl and threaten libel prosecutions 90 vain Mr barhum
exposes their every trick and preene and dehe them to
d. their Tie declare. that he Will never let them Up
until Ne has ILLU MATED their darkest circles and
posed their every mposure The headings OF tins advertise
men, will give SLIGHT idea Of tie casgatons which spiritual
basphen.rs and their victims receiving at MS hands
Back number. Of THE NENNORK MERCURY, containing
al Of M Blrtum. articles may De had Of all nsw'deslers
Amin T.. Dickinson ON - The Work and Wages
Of W Omcn''At "a. copper lnstitue,FRIDA1 " kNlNo,
ka~nn Ia Pr arln~ Nar.a
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Adver,ement
JEFPERs, 5l3 Broadway, is selling his stock OF
ladies' and Chdren's Boots and Shoes and fine Gents
Slippers at low prices. Jefiers, $40 BroadwaT.
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(nnfioa

mn, The o,.ner ~ Letters Patent pftho mi
I'd state, granted ss early as iS't winch secure 70
me the exclusive night Of making ssiihf ans, -
pmsv- Couayr Cuff, az. made e.hr!y ~ paper |" "'-
tafion of sfdrcs~d linn 80 - ... . -. d,
srcoxp siu. cuff, So, "a ch'fh pdpe' eo"o'Hd ''A
All rer.ms who make sell weor the aforementioned
c. -,tlsu, right obi ainc ron me Infringe s one or
b a. ~ pa,eus and Tsndsr themselves liable to me Tor
damage. -. -.a u.... A.. mann,
"a .havs a,ticls. sro the Lockwood Manufacturing
Conany OF NO, 255 ISL 25s South Thsds Philadelphia.
and heaoods are duly and distinctly sssp.d wth tho date
OF the ph.cnt. "ihliA" lie A~. n ', ocp,
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To C0usunipifycr.


Gray Hair, or where the Hair - hi""s'
NO psoovERr eAStGc CO. rAsk S'rh OPPOSING.
LrOOEnoS it,iR COLOR RFs1ORFR AND DHhssiN ~
LYNDON HAiR COLOR REsTURtR AND Dhh''iN''
|. II will restore gray hair to u, oIt.na' '''''
q IL viii make II grow on bald hear.
n IL viii restore the natural secretions 40
4 twill remove al dsndruf md it,hin,- ~
q /, viii mai. the hair soft, glossy aud nssipe- -r,
q IL will preserve the Original coos 70 o< sse y Ia
I, ,.l rnrey.u, the hair from failing o.
q n vii cure all aseas-s of the scalp . - ,,..,
REMEMBER! II is compile within nssi drira.e.y va,
sred and be applied by the hans OF 'G ne. as
-, bo,tes 81 Sold by Dr. swayne son 10 80 lott
y .,h a., Philadelphia Helubed No sts moadryi s
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LADIES Use STEnLISG's AMBRosIA for YOU
Rats Mice Rabbits. Grsclan Cur.s, Waterfalls and Cfnpi'
tho Hal.
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MARyiN's NEW PATENT ALUM AND Dry
PLASTER faE AND BURGLAR smvsR fL,TE sasks Highly
ornamental, aud warranted PERFECTLY dry Also iaree as
,o-tri,ui OF Bankers and Merchants SAEfs
MAgyis 4 Co., No 2Gj Broadway.
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IETEpbtl'l SlD'hS
Parties who are dissad with their present investments
can realize through and Wi be happy 60 indicate Others
In which they can re- invest norr ndssn,aseouAy
OHyIs a Co, brokers'
No. co Libertys'.
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WEEDS Sewing Machine Co.'S highest pre-
MUM Loci Stitch M,chine- No SO broadway. y. \.
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valuable Oh Tract For Sale.-Sse adver'i.emei
with this CAPTION under Petroleum.