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The New York herald., 1865-03-31


The Herald Of the 9Th ns contains card addrossed y
T.. Moiienbaurr, OF the N r. " Association Egnsd b
Me-srs Marczek Godbcck Pattson, Mills, ThQfnAe and
Bergmann, which answered by him 10 tho Herald q
conrovcrsy cannot let the satuous notice con-
taned letters OF their card We consider th0
Weber pAnofoe inferior to several other New York
facturers This complimentary mention forces -
them letter addressed 70 me. signed In Me
presence of witness lfortunAte crcumstAnce SAYS
Among the many excellent pianos which made In this
city yours rank foremost Being musician and manufac
great years the you
In making plano which for richness and brancy OF tone
we'll for thorough workmanship cannot be supAssed
Another aso fortunately signed In the
constitutes perfect piano In the highest desreefuness,
singing quality OF Tone svenness aud elias
tcty Of touch. You have moro OF grand tone In your
squares than those any manufacturer know Of The
uast these different opinions OF the artists and
let candid public decide notorious
fact that these inevitable six names the CTR
cuars Of number of different anufaeturers. Hence,
their names-for consideration is matter between
them and the makers-ail wen; but when certain Art
ss bind themselves 10 certain piano houses and proclaim
that all they formerly said IL mere foderol ussue OF
paper on which IL written say The least they lay them
selves open to very grave suspicion"
MY reputation ress upon the excellence OF work and
the inrnse merit Of Instruments IL IN daily ncreas
fact. because do mushroom popu-
lariy but trust to attain lasting reputation Even some
chanic OF long experience and thorough musician An
Industry and perseaeranor with these advantages hope
gain the unanimous verdict OF Intelligent musical
public few interested arts Of making the best piano
forte In America. ALBERT WEBER.
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The Press Despatch.


ALBANY March 80, 1865
OPENING or STATE CANALS
The Canal Commissioners have concluded semi- officially
to open the Erie Canal the first of May The Cham
plain Canal will probably be opened al the same time;
but it is uncertain when the water will be let into the
other canals
IMPORTANT LIQUOR DEALERS.
Senator Strong offered the following resolution in
Senate to-day
Resolved, That the Metropolitan Police Commissioners
be and hereby requested 70 report the Senate
without delay the number Of persons engaged In the sale
OF liquors at retail In their district the number licensed
and the number unlicensed
Senator Laimbeer offered the folowing:-
Resolved, That the Commissioners Of Excise OF the
city Of New York be directed to report forthwith this
Senate the number OF engaged in the sale OF
liquors without license and the number Of persons
engaged with license; the number Of suits commenced
against persons selling liquor without license the
Der Of suits seed0by the payment OF COSTS tho amount
OF money received for the In such SUITS the gross
amount of license fees received the amount and
items Of the expense attending such suits.
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Cities while Its passage by taking 1t out OF party
engineered and perfected by Sidney r. Ingraham.
The parties who have made the persistent oppo-
stion here to the in the lobbes tonight
candidates for appointment commissioners upder the
new bill.
There Is fully organized movement here to super
cede the Comptroller appointments OF Commissioners OF
Correction and Charity-Bowen and Brennan-by
Draper In Office.
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bridge Fonda, Godfrey Gleason. Greene Haienbeck Has
brouok Halan, Howard, Huise, Humphrey Hungerford,
kellogg, Kmbal, Langdon, Leever, Lee, Lewis Lord Nc
Neil, L. Mersereau Nolan, Oliver Palmer Parker, Perry,
Pckard Pitts Piatt Post Rankin gton Reed Rich
afdson, Rdgewsy Rollers Rice sanford Severance sum
Shaw, Shepard Shollmsn, Speaker, Shuts smith,
spoor Stafford, Stewart, St eng, Tnghnst 1oiman Top
lit Van Buren,. Waller WILDER. Wood and Worth--SO.
NAYs-Messrs. Bems, boswell, Bloyill furditt, Burns
Cooper Cutting Chapman Clark Creamer, Daniels Gaughan
Haynes keegan, Laugner Lockwood, Loutrel Lyons Ma
10y Matthews McConvile, Mcdonald Murray kiekerson
Pen6eld, Robertson, Salmon Summons secbacLer, Sher
wood, Smith, Stanard Talmsn, Turner, keeder Ward
Weaver, Weed, Wiman-3S
ALSO PASSED.
incorporating the National Turk sh Bath Company.
The Militia bill, amended by fixing the appropriation
for militia purposes for the present year $500 600
Amending the act confirming certain land grants to
New York
To provide for laying out Prince street, Brooklyn.
Incorporating the Father Mathew Temperance Society
No. l, OF New York
GRoG SHOTS YORK.
Resolutions were adopted requesting the Metropolitan
Police Commissioners report the number Of licensed
and unlicensed retail liquor sellers in their district and
also requesting the commissioners to report the
number Of suits brought suits settled and the amount
of fees and costs received.
THE STATE
The bill approprating $100 600 to procure plans and
specifications for capitol in Albany, ordered to
q third reading.
Recess
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FORTRESS MONROE.
Mr.. VIM. III. stincr's Despatch.
FoRTRns MosRoK March 20, 1895


DESTRUCTION MEDICAL STORES.
AT half past thrce O'Clock this afternoon nre broke
out In q storehousc used for the keeping OF medical
stores situated at Camp Hamilton which bids fair to
destroy the entire contents and the building Owing 10
high wind prevailing II will be hard work 70 stay the
flames The steam and hand engines Of the fortress In
charge Of Captain John Baulch Chief Engineer, have
been ordered by Major VIM. L. James Chief Quar-.
tcrmaser, TO the adjoining property. Az close
this despatch the nre Ia still raging and therefore
unable thus far ascertain the amount OF damage
done.
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DABorL's Foo Tsuxrrr FOR Nova scorrA-we learn
that Mr. Dabc the inventor Of the fog whistle or rum
pot has received orders from the Lighthouse Department
Of Nova Scotia for two fog rumpcs Of the largest class
10 be furnished and sent TO Halifax during tie present
summer Mr.. Hendrick, the Superintendent cf Light
houses in Nova Scotia, here a few days sinte "
examine the fog trumpet apparatus which Mr. Dabo
has nearly completed for England and Scotland and wss
well satisfied with tho that he authorized hr
Dabol 10 make two Of the largest class and send TO
Halifax that Mr. Dabo could stop his from
England and superintend their erection at the light
houses that harbor This is step In the right
direction and we congratulate Nova Scotia friends At
the prospect Of soon having fog signal which will tend
10 dispe tho fogs which much envelope their atmos
phorc suppose now that England and Nova Scotia are
70 be lifted out OF the fog that have one Of Dabols
fog trumpets at Sandy Hook.
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
The undersigned begs leave to return thanks In ths
public Mr. Max Maretzek and his artists and
dytite for the prompt and generous manner In which
they agreed TO lend their valuable services for the
cert given at St Stephens church Sunday the 10th
inst aid procuring funds for the enlargement OF
the building The receipts Of the concert have reached
the splendid OF $4,000 Mr. Robert Heller, who
kindly presided the organ deserves also warmest
gratitude. Tho daily and weekly press Of New York,
with single exception nobly TO our aid by donat
ing advertisements either in part In full for which
we make public and grateful acknow wedgment
j. w. CUMMINGS, d. d. Pastor,
for himself and the congregation OF st stephen church
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The majority Of the old members OF the present Legs
lature who candidates for election have been
turned to the new Legislature which win
ter few faces will appear among the many old
but whether they will add 10 the weight and dignity OF
the body wc cannot say. Sme Of the members are re
turned by refuge consttuency, vuryiuo Numbers from
an hundred 20 half dozen.
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TRENroN, March 30, 1865.
ooth houses have agreed to adjourn the 9th Of
April Mr.. scovcs bin making It offence punishable
by hnc and Imprisonment to retain and appropriate the
bounty Of any New Jersey volunteer has pessed both
houses unanimously
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great many numbers OF the HERALD were sent me By
friends In America, and when presented by the Post
there charge OF four shillings and in some
five shngs The has occurred 10 other par
ties here think would be well II you wrote arti
write the inside of the papers that must
be the cause of the heavy postage A UNION NAN
Cry or WATERFORD March l6 1855.
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ARRIVALS.

AHRTvAIS.
Esscaa' KS,, K.sn rnsIn And ady ss S
aud lady Lawrence and ady WIN Wall, Jr. NJ irols-
ter oliver King Miss n King, Mrs M Wheaton, Captain
Whalley, Llvermore $ Fowler, Witt Newberry,
W Ro,lings, u y Renwick, Osborn, A Maxwell, A
Mrs Clark, Miss Sarah Clark smith, Ingnend, l. Du.
fourcy Falk, Queveso, Chapman, Capt WIN iichns,
Carleton and lady. II Nonis Miss Lathaca u Mayer,
Flora Birdsai y Badal Badall Miss Badall Gaude
Plancher, Mcars Bclden u Reilly vegn, de- la
Garrs, de la Cara Casas Jose Estsbn, Nanero,
Cargill Total B
DEPARTURES.
Internationally MORO Castle--P Rojas, Juan Ma
Gonzales, Miss A Camacho. Mrs Howard, II Davis and
wife, Willard, Miss Browne. y Aceytuno VIM
mcr - Stephens McGro,,e A q yonngloye, ID varona
Murzquiz Miss Saas, Saas, wife, servant and boy
II Iioweling, " Anderson A j. Barney Mrs Paisted, w
Sprsgue, shaw, Duqne, tlmo, Belsmcourt,
lady child and infant. Martinez, Weis Dewald
Deshon. W n Bennett Mrs Davis and l. II Morse.
MISUNDERSTANDING Africa, from Boston--Mr and Mrs
Richie Miss Richie. Dr and Mrs VIM Lawrence Miss
Dana Miss Tlcknor, Miss Ro,ch, Robert Lawrence Ma
than Carruth Mss Carruth Mise Tucker Miss Fanny
ruth, Miss Emily Carruth, Alex Strong Mrs Harvard,
Thereon shaw u u Parker, Mr. aud Mrs Thos Hall and
ehild Mr. and Mrs Jacob Palmer and Chss n Wing OF
boston, Mrs Oau Mrs Greenwood, John Dove Miss Laura
Dove Miss Clara Dove, g sinners Dr Fred Torkins Dr
u Ludlow II Nelson Alcx III Butler Mr. and Mrs John
Hamilton N Coiinst Rev Palmer Mr. and Mrs Daniel
Henry Holden John Haish Mr. seller and two frcnd John
Barry. Theo Hermann. For Uaiifax-P Curtis Joseph
Gregory Traehcn Joseph Webster Miss lawn, nv ian
with Mr. and MrsJ Bruce VIM Rosewal, Toy mrs w,
II Marshall Vim Tobin, n A Brehm, John Parker, W y
Hart Mr. Ianin, Rev Or Mcleod, Bater " Csfney -, y
Mott. Mr. Haydter, Mr. TremsIn Mr klakoWlHer N"ArSs
'vors, Il Johnson- Danel Shaw, Total "a.
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A New Richmond Postmaster.

From the Richmond Examiner, March "a
We understand that William Allegro Esq ono Of
the poprieors Of the Enquirer newspaper has received
the appointment Of Postmaster OF the city, John
steger Esq, resigned. Mr. Allegro learn, will enter
upon the discharge OF his new duties this morning.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 30, 1855.
The sales Of the seven thirty loan to-day
s2,Os7,6O0 The largest Western subscription
$soooo from Springfield, and the largest Eastern sub
scription 100000 from New York. There l. s84
individual subscriptions for $50 and 800.
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IAssIU, ] love th'Fi
But never more be officer Of mine

The Georgia Legislature Opposes Cover
nor Browns state Convention scheme.
From the Richmond Examiner, March "a
The Georgia Legislature has voted down The Dropos-
ton submit thc question Of calling convention OF the
people.
They have also refused 10 call convention themselves
Therefore convention will at present be held.
The New York herald., 1865-03-31

Clear, Smooth Skin
beautiful complexion follow the use Of HEIMBOLDS
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
spots pimples and all erupons of th1 skin
The New York herald., 1865-03-31

"He that is merry Of heart bath continual Feast. Dus
how any be merry OF heart with dyspepsia and
biiionsness gnawing him. like twin vuturss the stomach
appetite, cheerfuiness and nirh, whom HOsTkTfERB
BiTERS win banish tho pangs Of indigestion and make
creature Of the pning sunererf
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Loss OF the British Brig Gold Hunter.
FORTRESS MONROE March ~, 1896

The steamer President Fillmore from New York, ar.
rived today, and makes the following report
Experienced head winds and heavy gales from the
south west In latitude % north longitude 7a 45 west
In collision with the British brig Gold Hunter OF
Yarmouth, from Philadelphia for Cenfuegos sinking her
In q few momsna. The captain and crow were saved
The New York herald., 1865-03-31

Highest Premium Lock stitch Sewing
Machines WHEELER A WILSON, Go Broadway. Sec
Wheeler A Wilson's Button Hole Machine.
The New York herald., 1865-03-31

Ladies' Spring Has Come.-If You Wish
poos and Shoes for and fams buy them at
MILLER A co. -, 81 Canal street.
The New York herald., 1865-03-31

Piles, piles "A Certain Cure for Bleed
,ng or Itching piles Use Dr. winners Pile supposisory.
Asent for New York, lci Bowery
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Dyspepsia cts.-Welling's Dyspep-
sia Tablets for Indigestion and Heartburn 30 bor.
Sold by druggists. Wholesale, 57i Broadway
The New York herald., 1865-03-31

Useful X KnovyIedge.-No New Yorker need
told that kNoxs establishment at 22 Broadway cor
but who wiah purchase not
only SPRING HAT bdt the HAT OF The season, should
note tho and number.
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Batchclor's Hair Dye-The Best In tho
world Harmless reliable, instantaneous The only perfect
Dye Factory II Barclay street.
The New York herald., 1865-03-31

Beautiful Complcxion.-The Genuine
and old established LAIRD'S BLOOM OF YOUTH, on
LIQUID PEARL. is prepared only by GEORGE W. LAIRD
Depot ~ Fulton street. Druggists everywhere
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Immense Prices Paid for Old Bosks-
600 Books Stereosoopic Pictures &C on hand Leg
CAT BROTHERS, lis Nassau street, near Hickman
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A Thing OF Beauty is JOY Forever.
Those who desire bransy q so%pe.on %a, Hq5 and
EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA invariably does. RecolectH II
Is patent medicine Ask for Helmbolds Take no other
The New York herald., 1865-03-31

Gouraud's Poudre Subtitle Uproots Hair
from low forehcads any part OF the body Warranted Al
AS Broadway, and druggists.
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Cherokee Medicines for the Unfortu-
nate2 page pamphlet with full particulars free Address
Dr. W. X. MERwfN CO, g Liberty st., New York.
The New York herald., 1865-03-31

Ladies-Use sterling's Ambrosfa for
your MICE rabbits Grccian curs waterfalls aud crimp
The New York herald., 1865-03-31

A Secret Worth Knowing-Invaluabl able
married females Information. ADVICE FREQ Address
DIR. Norris, box 40D New York Post Once
The New York herald., 1865-03-31

Ask for Coswcll, Mack & Co.'S Ferr0-
PHosPHORATED ELIXIR CALIsAYA-the original and
hast tnnic
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Beautiful Complexion stands the
closest scrutiny. HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT OF sARsAPA-
RILLA Is the remedy.
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New York Court OF Appeals.

UAT UALENDAR FUH AFKIL =.
ALBANY, March 30, 1906.
Nos, 1s, IA, Is, 10, II, 20, %, az, "a and 26.
The court, when 1t adjourns Friday will adjourn to
meet on Tuesday, April at halfpas nine o'clock A. NJ.
+. A. TALLMADGE Clerk.
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UNITED STATES SANITARY COMMISSION !
PROTECTIVE WAR CLAIM Association,
BUREAU or EMPLOYMENT FOR DISABLED AND
DISCHARGED SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
OyTIcB 35 CnAMBERs ST, New York, Feb 23, 1896
To his Excellency ABRAHAM LINCOLN President, &c. -
sIR--We address you on the part of the Bureau Of
Employment Of Disabled and Discharged Soldiers, which
has recently been established In connection with this
association.
The promise Of employment which large city is sup
posed hold out and other Influences have operated
congregate in this city many of that class whose cond
tion is such to challenge immediate attention to their
claims TO employment and support and 1t desire
to lind ways Of satisfying those claims which shall
COMPROMISE the seisrespect and Independence OF men
who having done and suffered much for their country
shoad be considered by all her citizens as having pre-
ferred claim to such employment they still dt for
This preference, which should be conceded them as
right, and Is compensation for the permanent dsad-
vantage which their disability will entail cannot of
be secured them by legislation; but think
much may be done towards educating public sentiment
TO that end If the government would set the example Of
comforting upon those veterans such offices
within its gift as they might be found qualified to I'LL
and II your Excelleny approve the plan, we would ask
OF you such nstru ons to the heads OF the several do
partments OF the government that purpose
We think that II such example is set, 1t may be fol-
lowed by the State Executive, and otherwise have
effect in establishing the right Of the we'll qualified nya
lid to certain lighter empoyments which 1t will then be
considered dshonorable in sound man to compete with
him for We remain very ITes;pscusy sS,y your Eseesn
HOWARD POTTER, lr.,
WIN +. DODGE, JR, Es.s rnuvuuo
THEODORE ROosEvELT, oomm"'ee'
THE PRESIDENTS REPLY.
EXECUTIVE MANSION WASHINGTON, March 1, 1855
GRNTIEMEN-I have received your address the part
Of the Bureau for the Employment Of Disabled and Dis
charged Soldiers which has recently been established in
connection with the Protective War Claim Association Of
tho Sanitary Commission.
1t gives pleasure to you Of my hearty
currcnce with the purposes you announces and shall at
all times be ready to recognize the paramount claims OF
the soldiers Of the nation in the disposition Of public
trusts shall be glad also make these suggestions
the several heads Of departments am truly your
Obedicnt servant, A. LINCOLN
To Lieutenant General WINFIELD Scorr President Mr.
HOWARD POTTER Mr. WILLIAM L. DODGE, Jr., and THEo-
ROOSEVELT
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Prizes Cashed In All Legalixcd Lotteries
and infor nation given. Drawings sent.
J. CLUTE. Brokers' Office, l76 Broadway.
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what is from the hundred STYLES st GEsIN's You
assurcdy be suited For the drawing room call the PRONE
the the for every cont In fact
can be- appropriately hated at hsury ~il not shock
your sense Of tbe hncs Of Vsains. h3 BroadwA
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A silent Sewing Machine
WILCOX GIBBS. No. 6O6 Broadway.
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Cristsdoro Hair Dye, Preservative
and Wig Depot Wholesale and RETAIL No. Astor House.
The dye applied by sklful artists
The New York herald., 1865-03-31
Evening stock Exchange.

Stocks and gold rather firm call Sales Of gold afes
call At 161x stood Ut close OF report at l5lk.
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The Inju rious Effects or Alcoholic
,,puants overcome, and the system purified, by using
IIELMBOLDS EXTRACT sARsApARILfA.
The New York herald., 1865-03-31

Corns. Bunions, Enlarged Joints and
all diseases OF the feet cured by DIR. ZACHARTE 760
The New York herald., 1865-03-31

ENpIOsfOn OF Powder MfIIs.
HARTFORD, March 30, 1885
Three powder mills o. Hazard b o., at Canton blew
up at two O'Clock this morning Six tons Of powder
ploded. No livos lost.
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ALBANY, March 30, 1885.
Mr. FIELDS asked the indulgence Of the Senate say
that nobody regretted than he the accident OF last
even ing. For that breach of decorum he offered the
most earnest apology The night previous he had not
slept any and therefore during the session last evening
he accidentally fell asleep and II constitutional with
him while sleeping to breathe hard and loud 1t was
merely accidental and he intended dlsrespect to the
Senate or the Senator who occupied the floor at the time
REPORTED.
Authorizing the New York Prison Association TO in
spect certain reformatory institutions; incorporating the
Of the Bloomngdale Savings Bank; incorporating the
Soldiers Messenger Corps incorporating the North Anne
rican and Italian Steamship Company; incorporating the
New York Pier and Warehousng Company; incorporat-
ing the Subaqueous and Metallic Lock and Warehouse
Company; relative to rates of wharfage along the Hud
son river to change the Of the Mutual Life and
Travellers Insurance Company and relative TO the
Office OF X ceiver of Taxes OF New York.
Mr. LAIMBEsR reported, on the proposition to remove
the Capitol, that If 1t to be removed New York Is
the most eligible site for it, but it is apparent that the
people do not favor its removal and the committee
commend the passage of bill for the erection of
Capitol in Albany Amended to require the city fur
nish the grounds and buildings for an Executive
sion
Incorporating the National Association of Base Ball
Players amending the charter Of the French Benevolent
Society OF New York
EVENING SESSION.
REPORTED.
Incorporating a permanent Committee Foreign
church.
Incorporating the Gladiator Benevolent Association Of
Incorporating Masonic Hail. Brooklyn
incorporating the French Benevolent Society Of New
York.
THIRD READING.
To regulate the storage Of petroleum rock Oil in
cities.
To incorporate the New York Pier and warehousing
Company
Mr. MURPHY did not think the Senate could seriously
contemplate the passage OF such bill as this, which
proposes to sell to company public landings along the
water front Of Now York or Brooklyn, the company
thereafter to have exclusive use and control tho
same. This was novel and most extraordinary propo
sitiOn.
Mr. LArMBgER also expressed his surprise the prov
sons Of the BILL under which the Commissioners OF the
Sinking Fund OF New York may sell to this company
every pier belonging TO the city.
Mr. AAE argued that instead Of being inmcal to the
interest OF New York would confer incacuabe advan
tages commerce by securing to the products brought
to s wharves speedy transfer from vessels and safe and
cheap storage
Mr. FIELDS stated that the Comptroller in favor Of
allowing the erection Of two three Of those projected
warehouses for experiment.
Tho bill then made the order for Tuesday morning
Adjourned
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Card IN tho Puhlic.

Boys All Wool Melton Suits at %. j.
v. BRoKAw 81 Fourth avenue sad g. Lafayette plnee.
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Vtd yeurseif OF Humors
in ,be spring months, by using HELMBOLDs CONCEN-
TpATEb EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.