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hot Rolls, Rusk and Bunrs every morn
lng at ths Nashville Steam Bakery, l6
sumner streat, near Uuiou. teu3-u
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5ust rccoivad, per kEproaa, dna lot cf
aWiaaea, tarlelon, uaiua,ok. muslins, al pri-
vate sale GEo. SurELps a Co.
lyi-u Is and 81 College street.
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WARRENs CELEBRATED
Needles and Fish Hooks,
ANDREW, CLERK & CO.


our ofnlrr Hualulnara HIN HuH n rnfiiIrfirr4 Id
gold nrccs cf ula NeeiIcs while tla gut iF b. al
says keps no to the hIFurst stan.iud lu1au To-
Eng ish MauuiacturrrH.
A. a.. a Co. rasIlactliiF saac.i rs rfuaar1I of fha
nurcaatI.e relations so long sl. 'troriIT asfeeulad
nF eIair nl1atarlaTH aaHI. arl
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- Physiological View of Masrlars--
Nea-siuing utaliy raFCe, aui $50 un1 rlafaH
A44 eaiiiailnE- &C tnr aualurtF ui fna humau N a
Use 90 taliY huous, r. Drriurah.a Consequcucaa
upon ne dfud and Body. ". the Ashore Hsu
Or srasifncli--isn euiV raf bel ans slccaasfal
al re O. cure a. alaHl hr che report oI cases
Itit-e4 llilill alFiscr fo ilr arurd. sud
ilqse ccnteil pas u uarrsEe, utu euferssl d1H Be-
oi thef pnTaical eurl uOn. -rnl tree uI roaIaaa ll
anJ aa1rgsu. on rcctirf of q cenIs. in Humrs oF
Eo.tai currency. tY sid'rrssI1E Dr. IA ClkJlN 90.
~ MAIDEN ane, Albany. NY
me auihor mas 90 consulted urCn suV cI tho
diseases upru uHa.h bic nCuk ueats either rorson-
ally or by mail, asa melc c.nas scri % nnv bar. of
lAe Wufia. erfIaaEm
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WE ara tCrHoREsp 10 kNNoUNCE TON
- G. GRlNk a. e acsui.dsla Coz Cauntr Court
tiefS, 81 par.is2a County, sl the ensung Nsrsh
e,eclau. e-tf
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"A gkNls WAeHEu fuE "TUE sECREr SIR
"a VICE. the FaIi Dc Dungeon. anI ~ ~
earo' i o. most iltsrraiinE and ufriurr hnaE
ever ruu-fanll, ernlrsfnr Nr EIrhnrlsrn'a uu.
IAlsllegea nHfrreugn trr iuur years. fFHrrII NJ
-nlo.ah iln aQutr m ere secret acrgIca oIthn
"lulune.' lt ui'l abound n ai.TunE event.. ant
ceniaie more or me fsci, neIient ana rtmaare 90
me va llau auV hor HurE published. send nf
uifcuari. Addnss 4gNEs. HNuH, q co.
PES W tih staoi. Cunuuaf. ONO.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents Of Insurance Companies.

1AREf SMITH, Nos. sc and ss Union street,
- tup siarsl represent the llosis Compsnies
Alna Of Hartford, Security, MAMA tan, MeirOpoii-
t-nl fhleni I and knickerbOcker Life Of New oFk,
md Accident Of Columbus, ohio
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ArTENrIos IaIsEuHS i-Chcckn On the ui-
ater Banking Co, Belfast, Ireland. in sums
OF a % tlo Cor sale at q. ~ oriwuy's Bro
Ger uihce, No. As College street. o.
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NO. 100.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOR SHERIFF.


We are auih1r1ed 10 utolnca ko3cIC {EO
hNtNGd A. q candidate irr -helif ei nsFrsoe
ooilail, ai ihe euaui1z Mar n sleclau. octzl-s
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IsOOK AND JOR IsHTNTING.

CAMERON, WM. a CU.-Book and Job Printers,
~ and pu fishers Of the Dai'y and Wsekly
Uaion, Printers Alley. between Union and Dead
ericE streets.
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Notice to DistiIlaru

urrrm sfarra IsrrsaE Hrrrrrr
Clllrcnla's Orf1cs, arCusa ur.r 81 -.
hAsntilik lct. ri. ls6s
HEREfFTFz. o. distilled slIr.ts rI|l l.. .rr.-,
ira beng Inspected ard lrantiai Ta..- -a
81 ne lntrrlal tagenns lsE il tr.l r1s-.4 ~
I1ai the rar - ta aeaFT anes naa nI---I--.. -.
uIIl - rE'.ilr eullI1el u every 49,.
if.sr nddre HlIl p EFeu- Iha 49, r...--. ~. -l
siord .ad eomplei alth- III N0FuSff
nIr1Ia.fr~
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Nsssrs 7 4 h esnrhzn 3 Co, No lie Broadwav,
New York, extensive manufacturers and importers
of all The leading aud most fashionable styles Of
Watches ami jewery, desiring % increase thar bu-
siness % az Uni mited extent, have resolved upon
= Grea, 6ih Distribution, subject to The regulahoes
following:
Certificates naming eaeh article and its value, sre
placed IN Ssaied EnYalopas snd veil mned, One
% these envelopes vii be sent hy mal 20 any sd
uress On receipt of twenty i've cents
Az a-tids sld AZ oas Dular sacA, ioiihoaf ragard
d r1ltc.
On receipt Of tho certificate you viii see what you
are gong % have, end then Il is al your option 20
send the dollar and tars the article OF not. h3r-
ehasers nav tins ohtain = Gold Wsich Diamond
RING OF any set Of JeWelry our list for One nol-
isr ard 90 no csse csn they Get less than cne dol
lars worth ne prize q Certificates is a. loiloWs
one for 25 ceatss I've far 81 eleven for -; thiry
for S. sKiy-fFe ior SO ore hunfuad Cor SIS
Agents wenied everywhere, &c whom special
T.&H. GkUCHAN& CO,
sepS-STns No lie Broadway, n.
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AH3IIHN3s
.IIFSll i3IS
] ]. !. I'IIi'!Il.'|I / Hi
10. I.....lS T6ia 25lg 60S---.ISl 75 9 co.'s 90
No. 1-.... o, b0 I IS ..-.-. 2 25 Ooi 50
No s..... ] IS l T5 00 sol sol 25 7 50
No. A.. / sol Isl 2 sol O9l s O0i 4 col 8 90
No. 3d.. O0l =5l O0 5O sol SOL 10 90
No. 6.-..- Isl s 90, Isl Isl 3 75 $500. ......
10. T.-.- sol 8 IS 75 25l 4 25 .-.... .....
No B... 3 00i 00I 4 Sol 76l 00l ......t ......
-. -. oyi ~ vi .----- vi .----. ----..
No-Ao-- uYl ~ . W --.s-si .--. .----.l

These pens bear my frads marx, &C. p BAAEns,
GITnA Lou, KY" for which have secured the
sopy-rgh and are warranted equal in fneness Of
material and workmanship 70 the best Eastern man
uiseture, and are believed 10 be superior 10 all
others m durability and other substantial qualities
sAlcn combine 70 mske really servieaabe pen.
Sent b. mail or express on receipt OF pFjce sad
Feiinl eIgG lf b. mail, 81 nlt riSk when 20 cents
e added for reRsoEb Write your name and sd-
dress plainly.
-foAisge on slngsb pen first oe1lig pen with any
eAee OF holder and box, siT csafs. Old pens re
palred ior my cents taHd aazHpl each. Circulars
Q. p. BARNES,
Sold Pen Msnuiseturer,
80 hsn-sirset. Cor. sixth. Louisville. Ky.
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ATTORNEYS ar Law.


CAMPBELL MoEWEN 6sROEsBKCK, Attor-
- neys Al Law and Claim Agents, practice in all
me Courts. Collections promptly aiiende Z 10
slso claims against the United States and Vouchers
collected Office 7s North Cherry street, up stars
OTIs, 4. A.-Atiolney and ooun- ellor st Law,
" ofHee 421S Cherry 81; p o. Box 74s.
BAHKERS AND BROK ERS.
EIRST NATIONAL BANK-Goyernmen Daposi-
II t1ry-Ro. 50 College street. between Union
and the Public Square dealers in Uncurrent
Money, Exchange, Coin, and Government securi-
sold on Commission. Collections promptly At
tended 70.
G. slsFOaB, Prss't Jas G. OoDES .Cash'r.
HARR, THOs s.-Broker, corner Union and
vi College streets, buys snd sells Gold. UIcur-
reni Money, Government Securities and Vouchers.
CCnecu0ns agtended 20 promptly.
Also buys ana sells on G mmisslon.
CECOND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
~ 20 Cherry street. de ls IN Exchange, Govern
meni Securities and Co n Collections promptly
ate nded 10 j. LUHsDEE, Cashier.
ISHIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
Il Deals IN Exchanges GoFernmeut Securities
And Cola. Cclleetlons promptly attended TO.
Gold, Stocks and Bonds g. ID on Commission
". W. BEHay. President. EDGAR JOINS. Cashier.
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CARRI4GE EIANUFACTURERs.

GTN6LETON, R. Bookseller, Publisher,
~ aiiOner, and Periodical Dealer, Post once
building.
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CLAIM AGENTS, Scc.

aHYERs D RUNT-Manu6.cturer Of all the
MI latest Styles Of First Class Carriages and
buggies. Express Wagons and Caryal.s, 7s North
Market stneeL
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Charter Electiens.
DAYTON,

DAYTON, OHiO.--The Union ticket was
elected in Dnyon On Monday By 100 majority. fil
vote was mol poled and the falling of from We October
election was. Union 221 Democrats 4S. The Uricn
is,s elected the ward officers IN the let. 2d. 3D.
ith. 5tl aud 9th Words with the Assessors in these
Wards and tie two candidates for magistEatea The
ue,, Council viii stand, Union. II, Democrats y
SAYDusKY, OnIo.-The official returns of the
Sandusky Charter election Monday elect the Unioa
candidates for Mayor Marhhal. City Solicitor. fou'
Trustees out Il seven aud two Assessors out OF five
she Mayor by $50 majority
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DIE d.

/ ARMsrRONo-In Brooklyn. on "Wednesday. April s. Bal
The rssiiv AID trends Of ,s. lmy are
TO Attend tie funeral from s late residence No % state a.
on Saturday, Apsi g. ct O'Clock p. IN.
1BrSNETOn Thursday morning April C. at lit o'clock
Richard psunct,, Of William Bennett lprintcr aged
year. nod iday
invited attend tbs funeral from hi 'sther' residence No
- Ludow..t. 81 f.: oclcck Saturday afternoon
cHENLy-IS Br9ekyn on Tuesday. April T. Mr' Caroline
! j., wife Of Ward Cheney Of Mamcge::ef Com.
| Her remains have been taken to Manebsster
coLLINs-sudd-ny OF Group. on Wednesday Aril Johr
Oliver only .on Of Joseph W. and Merry francs Collins
as.ive. and are invited to attend m funeral from til,
rs.idcuoe OF John w Oliver No. /. Boo'"an place oi
| FniAy. April l. Of O'clock.
DE- GROOr-At Hilton Hrai. s. c., the 18th Day u jan
usfy last, fwoauds received in battle near Charleston
tt serreAns George Go.don DeGfOot HIN Regiment n
The fepd. q the ay re repeatedly invited TO attend the
dence OF vi. parents, No. iE Lafaysttesve biooklyn
FULLER-In somers MIS- Iussdsy Apsi g. Capt Isaac
Fuller. aged 81 yerrs
GwyNNE-On Thursday. Aprn6 Mary ENssheth, wife Of
Thoms, Gwynnr il the so.h y-er OF her age. .
The osiy.s aud friends Of the family respectfully invited
to attend the unefa Service NJ her late e.idrnce, NO. go
Fou,th-.t this - r.dayi after, Don. a. 81 o'clock.
Her remains will be tShen to Setsuket for nterpent
MYGArT-fn New Milford, conp.. Sunday morning
daughter Of IA and MARTINS Mygsu
MURRAY-rn the Rebel prison. Salisbury, N c.; Son
tie 25d year Of ii, age Edward l. Moray yOaasc. chd
Of tie late Lndsy Murray Of N-w.York.
MuRRAY-Ou Tuesday evening. the 9Th met, James u.
Mursy eldest Of tho lite Pe.ef AuIssy In the sh year
OF his
Tts friends Of the family invited attend hs funeral from
hi. late resd. nee No. 20 East Thtyseeondst. a. SO
IN. gu Friday, the TIN nss. 80
The remains will be conveyed TO the CDnrcb Of st. Peter and
Paul Brooklyn r. D., where solemn requiem insss wiz
be offered oT the repose OF bis soul
| ROBERTSON Suddenly. on "Wednesday, April D. Eliza
hhrsri.~ widow Of the late Archibald Roocrt,o In tire Bh
year Of ,
Her ends aud those OF her cons Jacob A. Anthony D. and
Andrew }. Robertson aud nor IN law, Robof irusi,
are rsue.,td attend her funeral u hsI as rec drncs
No III West Thy.econd a., this day (Friday) d. H.
without further Invitation.
scOTT-on Thursday April 6, al No West Forty trsr.
George, eldest Of Samuel aat Ann Lila Seot III Tie
| 2lst year Of his ase. -.
Notice Of The funeral viii be siven tomorrow.
sIEIGHT-Ki at the battle II Averysbcroush, n g.
on Thursday Mach 49, First ienE David IS Shisht 100
Regiment a. s. ", Of Peter H. Se:sht Of Dutehss'
County N. T.. sgrd xbout ~ years
waLKER-LOp "Wednesday, April s. Elizs wife OF Andre"
Walker aged 7oy.ars.
The friend aud relatives oftta family are invited to zen
her funeral Friday the 7th iht at p nom Lef s'
r~ssdsnes Ma IS South-hrst-st, Brooklyn D. d.
VHITTEMoRE Ion wedns DAY. April s Dexter white
mor- s-ed O. yrss laie Of Biz william. ~ IL, whit-kr
h!s remains viii be taken for inserment Ia
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CONSERVATION AMONG COMMUTERS. There
is new order Of things upon tho Harlem end Hud'on
River Railroads. which commuters receive with con.
sternetion The price Is donbled and in some cases
reJled The Oldest commuters on these roads, who mc
a. we'll knowa to the conductors they are 70 their
own families. arc required. under tie new order. to
show their tickets every time they rde that the cob.
dncor may punch hole In H. g. as 20 0bcfate one Of
one hundred figures running around the border Of the
ticket rhe ticket moreover IA of no use withouf it,
accompanying check 100 Of which are Issued with II.
one to he given up every passage. Rome OF the
suggest that baskets shall be issued with
the toots 10 cnry them in II has already been found
necessary 10 PIT extra conouciofs In ehch car hs
no ono or two do all rbs punching requisite on
a single trip. The rule produces nDi.rrhai disSust
among the friends 81 the ROADS. From WINE Plans 20
Mount Vernon the people are deernlned 10 20 " tie
New. Haven road and below uere to the stenmDdals
and horse car II viii be the fortune OF boat ownrrs
on he Hudscp and new lines are already projected 10
acco mn odate the people who wiz forsake The cars
not only conmncrs. bar their families and friends
the policy Is persisted In IL will probably extend 70,
boIse ralrDad from Jordan % hount vernoL, anu
hasten the npleton OF the ono building from iohA
ers TO NswYoIk, and the extensions oil the
road as contemplated. from Harlem Rive. TO Whte
Pips Bat the worst feature 0 the Iue is the uansee
q viii do 10 all the Villages along the lines, where pooi
men reside who ork In the city. They eanhot snofo
"a nav tho Increased fare. Those who can ahord "
will fake every means within reach TO avoid the tcs
eta by The bs.ket fu" and this never ending panen
ing" 81 had rather" said one man, " be puncnea u
/ tho head and BIZ done with H." on
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THE EnLyAHs AND BunroSs-A Story Of Two Families.
q nt,teasy x%eS*.s5S ffApsr xxxiv.' xxxy' xxxvl

| THE EftLfARs AND fCnToys-A STORY OF Two fefnlIes
ast;saHy =, Tsxp ssSydf lAps'" HAA'' AAAy' AAAV'
PoETkY-hichmondi Is Ours.
Boston liz. STOCK Market-New.York w7olesss Prices Of
Country Produce, &c. iF ni 'Ts.'.ff
BARRIiGEs AND DsATHa
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TRIBUNE also gives in the course Of year. three or
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Ready this morning, contains:
NEWS SuunAHy-WaI, General, News from Wsshington'
and Foresa- 49, . . r-.,.. r,.s,,.,
Exw.Yoxx LxanI Arusp- legislative Natter.
Tus UNITARIAN NATIONAL CONVENTION =,
(,xy GRAsr's OPsRAross-Ths Very Latest from tas
Army Of the Potomac
Grs sHxxxAss OPxlAriossTh Very Lstest news from
Sherman a., .,,. II A. a.
Oceu pation--specia Correspondence. ,u,
NV RssiI rs-Seizurs Of . Steamer neas Bait
p,.- nj
the Campsign-The Negro CONSTITUTIONAL ConSreesuon
Irrr.sd-Thr st. Adams Raiders - -.
Our EuaosHAr CoRanssoApHxcr-London snd rum
letter. ., p....,.n Of Colcr,d
nv.I,stsOvson Gen Bsxtou-lonors " Nstteoin @sl
-Isuy Cbalges-Ihs Qsth.
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GuceiaI Notices.

A Public Meeting Of the EIGHTH WARD VIOLIN.
TEER ASSOCIATION w, he held At sp:ng Ct Hall THIS
EVENING AZ n O'Clock. Tie HIN. John Kelly. tae on.
Theodore e. Toulson, Capt Pet.s belly, and otsers VIII
sdirrs, Ito meeting. WILLIAM TUCKER, PNsdent-
FsAScIsJ TUCKER Secretary -
: Fifteenth Assembly District Union Association.
A regular meeting Of his Association viii be held on MS
(FridAy) EVENING at the Upon Reading Rooms, No. 40
Fourthave. at II o'clock. THOMAS MUkrHf, rfess-
J. sotIs RIrrxRpASp. Secretary. -
: Sixtee nth Ward.-The Ladies Of the Sixteenth Ward
arc invited 10 attend Adjourned Meeting to Aid in tns
the Quota OF Recruits Tor the WId THIS fndAy) fIth
Seyeuth ave. and twenty second vt. BY order go
WILLIAM r. STAFFORD, Chairman.
CHAHLKs A. cLAax. Secretary.
Mass Meeting Of tho Citlzeas Of tho ssy %; :
tecnth Ward to be held the Cooper Institute on HI
DAY EVENING" April th to celebrate the fall OF resersouIs
snd Richmond and to stimulate efforts to s the quota OF
Ward We apnesl 20 the capitalists and OF
the euh Warl sttsad and cooperate with u.s.
there TO man In the Ward Qisbe rot liable To the
that can cody and udsr eaty sen TO the appeal o. S
Executive Committee. especially 81 this time wneh ~; ~.
t,ons Supremacy is being iaper svrly estabthse
therefore solicit your attendance. WoIk wnA Jour S
tea and there will bs no drsft In our Ward r,,.,
y" CHARLES @. CORNELL ChAfmsn'
@ y. SfnYNBR xxNRR Secretary.
AHDzEw Mills Treesnfer A.. Al. r.crr,..- A..
snX ~ pon tn- Citizens OF this nd eas b. mad.
by calling upon GEORoE 3. SrLiNrIsnrSNHshA No
Bbls House OF the Meuabss Of 'ns hsnss 70 msss
JaMES 4 MILE ME No. as Ess. Esvsusf
u Ri1RNcTT Ma. ,es Fest Tenth It,.
GEoIGE y. sTEfNBRENNER, No. a Gllthst.,
G1TnRicH FAY, No. l3 Second ave, .
Finance Committee. Sssvsntesuth Ward.
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To CUne CHRONIC DnRRHEA two table.
spoons foil OF Dr. I. i. TArBoT's INDICATED PINE
APPLE CIDER every ten minutes also add ten drops to
quart OF cold water an. inject half pint every az.
teen minutes. You will soon DO all right. For sale
everywhere. T. 7. BABDrT Sole Agent,
81. o. Co. o. CO. CO. TO- -. and - W ashinston.st
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AFTERNOON sEssroy.

The Lave reported BY the uir,ee oftwelye were
considered and adopted serailn. TIC only discussion
Mas upon the last article feeomu ending each church TO
Che hospitality Of the places Of meeting 1t was stated
that at recent meeting Of the A. B. &. F. NJ at Wor.
eester every private house was observation-disclosures
among the resand that the citizens had to foot bills at
Sthe hotels amounting to $4,000.
On motion Of Mr.. HALF. committee Of 1--WE WAS 40.
Pointed nominate the council o. ten provided for by
the ccnSi ,ution. for the ensuing year.
The Rev. Mr.. ANTS Of Albany offered resolution In
OF eo0peration with the yarons Christian elements
IN he community. on the basis OF love sod and man.
hat committee Consisting VI the Rev. Mr. May Of
ciracnss, the Rev DIR. Clark Of Boston, ara the Kew
All Ooyef OF Chicago. De appointed TO cary out the
purpose He said that The ministers eno were 10 maxi
Vsu mafx v ths souluuity 9w Years hence were
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IAdyrIiisemen,.1
Coa.s, BUsloys, ENLARGED JOINTS and al
dssse he sr cured By NJ ZacHARIE No. 7So Rrcsdwsy
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Mr.. Paran Stevens, Of hotel celebrity, ia hav.
Ing but for himseN an elegant private residence Of
Newport, X. j.
BENJAMIN Fosha, 60 years'of age, and harm
ossy Insane for years. committed sncile at Greenwich
Conn, on Friday last by jumping into wen.
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mARRlE ID.

McKIBBIN-GARRETSON-U Monds y, March %. by the
Rev Lot Jones De rye 4. Nckiboin Mary " GsTreson
both OF this city N
YEoMANS-GhLLOWAY-At Maricns N: X on Weanes
day. March 30 by the Rev. A. stanton, Milo ieoaans (
Miss julia L. Galloway. tNo carisl
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4l fAdvertis ensent1
| JEPFRRs, $40 Broadway. is selling his stock OF
Ladies and CLirehs Boots and oboes and fine Gents
Slipper at low prices. Jchers. No 57J broadway.
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fAdvcrti cement.
LORDS Cleaning and Dyeing Establishment
Garments lceutifu5 cleaned i3s Broome-st, cor Bway
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mailed free on receipt Of Ten cents. Address Z. II.
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take before or while eating. ~