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ID. WEsr & Co.: as ~ u.s -r s
We are pleased to state that the Pumps We
had of you, about a year ago. have been in
constant use, IL hours each day, and raise for
the use Of our Wooden Factory, about 1870
gallons per mipute. They work with but little
power, compared with pumps VIC lave used
before, and do not get out of repair, and are
satisfactory in all respects. Yours, &C.,
- DUNLAP MANUPAcruRINo CoNpANy
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she undersigned, having to use "West,s I'm,
proved Pumps" cheerfully recommend tbem
as simple, durable and powerful in rs;sinr snS
throwing water, and for their ease of ,et;o,
security against frost, and low price, We bells,.
them superior to all others.
T1nnIs Leland. Net. Hotel, Ne~.York,l
wv PonraoY, Yonkers, N. Y.
yNo. MrssEREAu,N. w. s-zT
DoAISIcK LAwasHcl, Westchester.
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AND THRESHERS

White Cloud, April S, ls66-tf.
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keep the r eng nes all fred up at night and trains all
made fNI suddnn fnlhng back II occas0n r0quires

keep their engines all fred up at night and trains all
made up for sudden falling back, II occasion requires
hEAYY ORDNANCE FRONT
The information possessed by the government leads 10
the belief that there will be naval attacks upon the lake
board towns and 10 kmate this guns OF . heavy
calibre are on way up from Kingston and Montreal
and next week will possibly be position and ready TO
.speak General Sweenys Chicago ho,ilia In addit on
IN ,hese guns learn that expects heavy
sbIpments Of artillery from England by every arrival
They are well supplied with small arms and
ouently shipping them from the Kingston and Quebec
panies daily spriDgng into existence
HOPING TIE BEST.
From the Montreal Gazette, April IA
We have telegram from a correspondent in Eastport,
Maine, Who went on steamer with Head Centre Null
gan, and whose statements may be accepted with CONT
dence. He reports the Fenans who have gone there
having scattered about without arms ammunition
The schooners had not probably arrived. He reports
the presence OF three British steamers at that
port They had moved up upon information sent
to the Admiral at Halifax The Fenian ex-
petition with Eastport for base, far as
the seaboard OF New Brunswick is concerned, may
therefore be regarded izzle And as 10 the Fenan
army penetrating into that province, and there maintain
ing ITSELF the thing too ridiculous for argument, with
such means they have SO far displayed
FENIAN AGENT.
The Gait RepWer states that FeniaD agent SAID to
have lately been in that town but his endeavOrs to
list sympathy for the have been unsuccessful,
while he has laid himself open " suspicion, and il well
watched.
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Police int-iIix~ses.


About ~~es ago Respectable TOXIN indtv dual M
peared ,he watch and everv .tor. or tyor. ca In
Chatham street fcr the purpose of pric.n .o,ur w.tche
aud swclry ~ he pretended After examining lot NJ
good. he stated The b- stranger 10 the civ and
asked rerns-'"n from NJ charles Lamb ,i.e business
psr rer chaixs o. tue esishshment 10 he allowed 10
have some letters ted 10 hi .fpr. AR I.ub am,
posing nat hts r-lnsst wss rad, good faith allowed
him O. do Ia .lort time on. irtets srrved adj
dres--d Z" james Hamilton Co, When we're dulv de.
neet 10 the stranger who 'sllri tor them ,.ne dsv
i've o'nntrynen came sicng. lc,Nng The store and
hnsuy ihcy eniered when they .Nhihnted
CIRCULAR 81 Jsnes HAMILTON 4 co No 70
Chatham street, 10 vbrh stated ma. . vauab
val, and ieaerv wnu,J be- to &C., v r,r..u In the
country rctnu or three dollars b. en ,. III in .
letter lirected go James Hamilton Go W. 20 Chatham
street The ~irlpg.rs sl-s wanted ~ re,ei,. ,be,,
vairrs Tor three to.r. esrh wh'h thcv h,d sent tn
jane. Wsmilion 60. VT Lamb then ..w tina, n. ali
ih" tfu" h,i "rn impo.ed nron ~ The parts vha re-.
ceivea these eterf aud that the ~" fvlnen had
been s"s'aied Tie therefore IN satntds' rsht. when
toe part. appeared a-su. calling L.ter, Dtls~d his
Nhf Ni'h h' Ssrt ~ name =. 'b'ri"s Nsih One ~
ihr lsiirrs ~hich i've had rrreived Of lyon. ,wcirv
sore c,nia ming three deiars and 6v cont. tolna
90 ~, pe,.en and Nth view Of nndinx SOME 81 ths
rsfits -Nindled. - enter compliant a'Sn~ him 10.
~ 'emretnrN rommtea The accused ~ Young
mln 81 tneaiy ion YEAR OF and native % C,ntds
He I"prrsrnt"d himself printer
uptn re.sFgY ~ sTtLf.p Srgrsr.
Yesterday morning ,boui seven O'Clock. Henp
Never. va sittuI .ioop front ~ premises No -
N"f'h Nhem .ite'i. partially Asleep, two yosng men
'dviarca toward. hiu. one ~ whom knn,kcd him down
wnt- the nthr' ono rHe hi. roekrts skhg ihstefron
80 m ir'Hsh'f np'cs hcvcs NAMED fof help
snd benrc ibe f0Hhet- r0ud es.arc onlser isorsun
tue iou'h pre- net fan up sud arrested them. The
prisoners WHO sfe senfvone yesfs ot ace gave their
names a. jeremiah kifby and Iobp .onpors NJ Gus.
"a kaurhinss dpiu- bus " Ne - Chatham
~ Ct saw Inc i"ohcr, fd appeared court wit
mess against ne heIendsnis kuby and 'onnrrs were
taken before Iusicc bowling ,nd COMMITTEE. fr vial IN
deitnh OF two Thousand dollars hs each Cnnnrfs hves
~ No 10 Fast RroafNav and k,rhv Al No yande
VAC, STREET
BrfeL.H VArcHT.
James Francis. color"d man thiu,-ihrec wears ~
ase gained sn entrance to the dwelling house of Mr.
Jsmcs Weed No &c Grand street Nv means Of 'ofcina
rear basement window. ffancs stcanhlv asecnded TO
WI Weeds bod chamber aud attempted 10 break open the
wardrobe, which contained avareiy ~ wearing spparsl
worth 800 Tho enise made nv the burglar awskenrd
W. weed who snr1s frvm his ted and erabbed France
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chols Craig Cardenas Arthur Eggeso Clifford Natanzas;
schr Gen Warren Getchel Baltimore sid harks Norton
slower Ellen DYER Isabel, Sarah Hale, II Hamilton;
briggs Walter Iowes, Helen PhinneY. W Robertson
Curtis Martha Berry, Mechanic wenonah, Harriet H Nc
Givery; schr Whitney Long and Others
RICHMOND April l3Sd schr Pocahontas. Terry Boston
via Fortress Monroe.
SAVANNAH, April a s-Arr ship Charles tswe) Often
berg. Barcelona; schr Sea Queen Grpton Rockland Be
low ships Golden Light Slayter from Liverpool Catharne
Roberts and New England, Hodges, from do. In qnaran
Latham, Jordan from Maanzas Cid ship Lady Havelock
lBr), ONe Liverpool; schrs Julia Ann, Harding Boston,
bremen, Crowel, Bath.
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The I4oss 81 the Vera Crux.
ADDITIONAL NAMES OF rAssENGERs- DESCRIPTION
OF BODY ISLAND.

the LOSE 81 the Vera CruE~
ADDITIONAL NAMES OF PASSENGERS DESCRIPTION
or BODY ISLAND.
The steamship Vera Cruz, which was wrecked on the
18th inst Body Island, North Carolina will, with
the exception Of portion OF her cargo prove total
loss She lies In very dangerous and exposed position
and it is very uncertain whether the wreckers will be
able to save her machinery or not She wen, ashore
about one mile TO the north of Oregon Inlet which
meets the waters of Albemarle Sound with the Atlantic
Ocean ana shortly AFTER the passengers landed
the beach the vessel commenced breaking MP very
rapay me boilers parted, as did also the ship, Just
aoat the warehouses, and at the last accounts the
wind was OF shore and the water smooth The follow
ing additional names 10 those contained In Yesterdays
HERALD are OF persons who were passengers on board Of
r. Osullivan. H. Chauviteau, and Chevaler Henry
wrecked ~ narrow strip OF sand running north and
SOUTH and about thirtythrce miles north Of Cape Hat
ters IL divides the waters Of Abemae Sound from the
Atlantic Ocean, and is arid waste There is light
house on the island, which contains Fresnell white
light or the fourth order varied by alternate flashes of
RED ana white The light is at elevation Of sixv-nve
feet above the level Of the sea- from Cape Haeras
north by three degrees west
Court calsndar-Thi. Day.
SUPREME COURT. CmcUu.--part I.-Nos. 2461. 1887,
1913 $40 969 ill., 10Y, 1884, s7e $50 437 1857, 1883,
i415 33s. 1899. 1883 1896, CTS 1887 Part Mos 4O2
1882 97s. $780, $780, 742 1885, 724 1856 1856 1850 s72
500, 1872, 1893, Il4O, eas, 1915, s24 772
lions.
ls2, 1913, $50, 156, 176 Ia, 1856, 1856 1856 TO 1889.
SUPERIOR CouRI Nos. 1881, 17ol 1928, 1861,
x727 1901 2ol7 ST. 263e 2l65, 1899 i743 72l, 2lb7
go, 5000, 1892 1890 1850, 1866, 1914, 40s, oo7l.
COMMON PLEAS TRIAL TERM.-Adouned for the
term.
Special Term-Nos i 10 49, Appeals from Marine and
Justices Courts-Nos. 40 To 100
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DRY GOODS.


A Edith AVENUE CHEAP STORE, .ro,,ov
p1ppou npp.prxpvr BARGAINS FROM AUCTION
LOTS LOTS 9 9s k sIssSSs H. lo l y ss
STRAW GOODS DEF1RTAF SSo GASES EVERY STYLE
ALL THE NEW M the N FsMArEs IN HATS
E re sS SsszHSsS sHSsisd - g. De iss
80 - -, IxcEs. EDGINGs, NEEDLE-woRKs.
AUSTEN AUSTEN E ST s sASps &c. ST. S ss &c.
IoT HXsDKERcHiEFs 49, ise' iss aS "a rs LOTS
f f$E s s s sisSS EIS sS4El 6 H. %
S$$ 55SHs. $;SHz SSs4s e
s' h5H5E f%|E1 SSsS4s s
$4 $E$f HsG EFFy S5 SHH4E
s sssr Frs ssG e RshEk sSSB NEEDLES,
AUCTION LOT q aE aSsib bky,a GTEAEf
AUCTION LOT OF CLOVIS, SMkxF.
4gsF!$s HsF e g.
EST RicM six sL9IpEP ForLiSs, SIS
LOT SILK FIGURED ORGANDlES. 49,
LOT SILK FIGURED GRENADINES. lSc
LIT LIT Y YARb VIDE VIDE FaGRE
LOT OF SPRING DELAlNES lSc.
LOT OF FAST COLORED PRINTS, l2Hc.
LOT OF BEST MERRIMACK PRINTS. Doc.
AUCTION LOTS OF MUSLINS.
BLEACHED AND uNBLEACHED, l2,sc. to &c.
LOT OF SCOTCH GINGHAMS. lSc
OPENING AUCTION LOTS OF NEW GOODS
ORDERS FOR GOODS FROM THE CouNTRY
PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
GOODS OF ALL KINDS AT WHOLESALE.
WIN. kinney,
N AND rs EIGHTH AVENUE
Between Twenty first and Twenty second streets
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who struggled violently but unable TO escape The
alarm given when ocer Ferdon of the Eighth pre-
cinct came and took the prisoner charge Justice
Dodge committed Francis for trial without bail
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Three Days Riots of Fenians
i'm Bradford.
National 8choolmasters in the
Tenian Ranks.
THE EAsrPORr DEMONSTRATION.
The First Overt Act-The British Soil
Invaded, and the English Flag Low
cred and Carried or by Fenians, Sc,
OUR EAsTPORr DESPATCH.

OUR EAsTPORT DESPATCH.
EAsrpoRr, April 15 1866
Nine armed Fcnians captured the English Revenue
Gag Indian Island night. They belonged to the
Grew Of the Fenan prvaeer from which they lowered
boat and proceeded with muifed to the spot
tually under the guns of the English ship Pylades
aud within reach at any moment Of the picket boats
The flag surrendered without shot being fired II
b believed there soldiers the Island
The United States gunboat winoosk arrived this fore
noon and anchored on the town.
Rporis from Calais say that ten OF the volunteers
nj 81 Stephen threw down their 10 revolt, but
were arrested and imprisoned.
suspicious brig was captured last night of the
by the United States cutter Ashuelot ssa was
towed into the harbor here 10 day.
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.sss loct-ssrgesntB A. cole New York cty, return
~ volunteer Complaint chronic rheumatism pfOdnred
exposure during the Was month under treat
men since bis discharge Received during twenty
visits from his physc Visits s3each OF Incdelues
peserieed' sons,stns Of eo'ehicum gnu euse euinne
.mbiocsticns 81 81 per day an average Whole amount
paid TOT prescriptions. e45 Not the slightest change FOR
kEADY Kelley as an external application recommended
bv ply s,eisns dernier Result telv bepe
hcsl Patient cnnys'escent In three dava Within four
weeks path, swelling contract al other syrnptoms
tsmoved. radical cure Number If ho;tl.s of RESoI-
VEN taken, four and hshs aczen cctiiss of RELIEF.
soh again ~ the comparative
Physicians ices, So; medication. s45-sl to pur
Pour bottles " the REsoLyENr = 81 each. aud IN
bottles OF RkLEf at 90 csns-~very irsc- ~ the die
esse rrsdicaiea. .t............. -. 7
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE MEDICAL BALANCE SHEET.


GO oG 5is; Ss q AVE 4; =.
READ AND coSFARE.
Of srs are SD o s;Gss, Win the
eapes see as cA require and have right TO
In the first place they desire e know wha, medicines win
;ss. place What win be the complete
with the heavy H.DwhY Any, NJ
tia. sn,na s'' ns n-s prescribe WIN seen
Dc s .syss
FILLS and kxpwAys
remedial range ali ype. OF acute and nbropc iseas Tss
f 70 BEGIN &c 1 with a The Few based on facts
Case eS5 Tenrv Worop Nev Vort c,v e. .e;xed with
% IN ana accompanied by cold chlis and
me pasn, Tor cliOLERA MosBuS First visit ss cost
Of ireaiYnent Seeona v~ pen day ~ unange
and sinking fs. so, A. his stage READY BELIEF
given and application made 10 the stomach and aS
cbscSsdsSsdew rsrov.rs ~ ~ pae
tent ner.nirss Sr.s .nd IN restored ra
ph,,.n. iii; a. $1,000 LE ACC9uNr
n on so' prescriptions utterly usc'ess) q, -
Bsils e Ksrsay isiisi iEsi;A erect.
seneie.'. 50
Balance in favor Of READY RELIEF. rs
Case l,,ss-r.ssm.n /. Forsyth Brooklyn i. attacked
pina n,sr,ne ~ Say ,oI ioLthgn riescrioes gn
sy AYE, q PER day No IN "a
FILLS Relief 80 cents per Soti. s nc cs5's nsr Ns
on bpeaI mn he az sd @ a. rs 70 dse
the mssrons virus OF the disease from the sysem
Physician account-i4 visits at s3,each az: pre
Rsc 70 csn no iane no % penenp 20 ss2 90
effect cure being xYrnins For rturs ,s ~ ""n ~
"''' '''"s ''' p'"' 'o' '"'u's "'e'''''''' 20
Tsndref New YSrt ely night ss .. {
Presrptons S. Patient SIN in ssonv "s and p"s and
s,renctb failing Al This n. 90 The
nsrorysms of nal, ses.S ga inm ndnsserea'
sistnee &C. Of few doses o. the REGULATING PILLS which
carry on me and Acd h"mo' that caused the attack
s1y.Ifi1n ,ss shsTgs o. grs'ernoas SIS %
a ~ land and FILLS with more than dozen doses
Balance in favor Of the RELIEF....... ..,....sH rs
RADwAY's READY RELIEF is a household medicine
be without u instantly arrests pain, and its effects
siimniant .nodyne nervne In cholera cholera
ssns .pposoS for ory n
mas "o "su"''
-
Pass on to NM v,s npcr, .r,,,
~, On, fApwAf,s kEGULATING PILLS
Ease sM-W. A. stuart New York city, martyr 10
scisns bill Tor one years attendance. 500 Prescriptions
Sv no imptovemen. Appetiie rome sickness at the
compexon csosverous BODY enacatcd pain between the
patient Ss.or. 70 Course ar Of the
esns symptoms sensby sSate and Ss p. eers
yens IN he use Of the remedy and adopting such rules in
eg,ro 70 uie as common sense suggests Is soon per-
relic OF the complaint
.S,rs ,ns for IN. ,.. com, en-,
~ 90, no svaU -, $500
land cure perfectcd)
Ba,ane. in favor of REGULATING PILLS saae
W. n
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AnrIr.oIAL EYES.

,y'uos = DAVIS s,ktR AND ISsERTFR oF 1fil.
| Improved Afff.a Uuusn Eve vii rsuo,. II. 4 .
~ MAJ from 80 Broadway 70 "a East Fifeea,h .rs,i
New YORK.
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FREvcn ,DvrRrrsrnExr~.

IrxE rIIi.E FRsNc,fsF DrsIRr ~ PLACES
~ wssi Ish a.. ~
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4 rNltfE ifs AM EAR INFIeukRy NAY NJ
~ tel sd - - thncu rstr ttifhth sttsef1 DS rkp.
WILL. vrinr'psisnc npeisior Nunrfou. tar.o,s t,o,
lily ard c,inifF vsipu-it ~ I'd in StgiIf rFAffS.
snd wth AitEft 80 d. treated cured 81 ths MI
MAJ - trsIn@f kpnli.
cams rrcchr FIRST yisif ikHE on CHARGE Iinnp.
from . tue
H. ruE WORST FoENs on RnEuu,TiSu ARE
~ beinG dsib cHisd by NEn'NLTES GREAT RIIET.
MATIC RENEDl'. This wonderful nefirine fsns
aaa Thousands W. have suffered rt,rafns ARMY 10,
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PROPOSALS..

no BUILDERS SEALED PROPOSALS ENDORSED
i "Ptopo-sl TO- Sniith Shop. also witt -
bidder AID date s NATION. VII - rsceed % ihs
Office until u O'Clock I. ~ Thursday April ~ 1864
The construction 81 smith ship "a Tue tofpoalun fine
Yard. foot oi TWENTY fourth street bsS ttvef
prpnssis Ne op'snsf and the plsn
specification sren"u sppita'lon ~ ~. orce
fhONAs SRI PHFNs. truton
ROBERT I. DARRAGH Ageesinst
~ CRAVEN. y Ia.r4
Grofo> Aqusprc7 DIrARfsfNf, April II. isos
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s.I.as. IN r.ror Of tn. xEsoL,ENr AND RgIIEr 81.

v.
RAILWAYS RENoyArING REsoLyENri.,b. mos, p.r
bee derived frpm the knsdom IL eliminates
from the blood every Of scoulou. srpbitc virus
~brh be depended upon Tor thorough cure tunor
s % ma onsr ."n,mmins diseases ., the aessy
"a srgusls IN scious and u effect ~
prr-' ~nptoms, but 10 the mcrbhc causes tie
tsiuing more o. The active disiniecsn aud purifying
Ordinary extracts OF that root
The above comparative ,e~ Of III. erpen.. Of ordip.r,
EApwArs RFuFDiEs IL ~ he s.ixs'e. drsrr oser
6ra.n cnnaed On '.,,incny 10 n, pcs'es.on ef Or
Nsdrsy sra scessple ~ a No desire - examine q. The
sol oeles has been 10 ILLUSTRATE FACTS In fapisr
ACCOUNT CURRENT
sass ara o. espwnf y,q g' ct 30 .s- oae
however bs hslsnce several Thousand per favor
., ne isllr IN an economic point 81 view lnnnt-ly
Nv , y Es,bs efIis c%1rr yspi ,s
u Ne c.-'-s 10 which they belong hs.
hrs 20 Ne sleressnlly dputed IN quarter 10
ara % fd"h 81 computation.
=, =, , No - MAIDEN hne. New YORK.
y ELEGANT ssSoRrarNr OF riIg grSr QUALITY
- Of English ROYAL vessi sud Brussels ,stp.t, 81 nes
p,isf1s - trenrndou. reduction price 81 uiRAu
nsss .rp.1 vi. ~s,s Fan, ~" 'S owl Tire py s"s
p'trs White aud checked Maitnss 70 md ~ cent. p~r
..,a Zoos ier NJ - s'wery
A WHAT rHE LADIES SAY
can commend III. ENAMEL or AMERICA a. In.
rosi rrti.n speedy snd -fetusl besuiu-, th. CON
piraion ever used. and -sn.idrt positive Necessity 20
ssve tested the ENAMEL oF AMERICA, an ires 70
nndcf my npice u ia aos delightful pr.psratIon
fof every isdy 70 use.
osly o. r.r bottle. ''''N'
Sole .sen' i"f N-N Yort sud Rrioklvn
h'.'.''
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HOPING TIE BEST.
THE QUESTION IN EUROPE

Three Days Riots at Bradford, Eng
land-Thc Quccn Denou nccd-Furthcr
Arrests in Ireland-A Large Number Of
National school Teachers In the Ecnian
Ranks-The Broth erh God Denounced ~
Disastrous and Misohievous Organf-
xatlOm &c.
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Balance in favor OF the RELIEF.

RAILWAYS READY RELIEF ia a household medjcir
which prudent family that understands It's value will
be without instantly arrests pain and its effects as
diusve stimulant anodyne nervine in cholera choer
morbns, Billions collie spasms hts malarons diseases &c
transcend those of other preparation known q,
ternal application for burns wounds scslds, bruises
has equal.
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Enhance 10 favor OF REGULATING Pills -. 029e
Case l,236-Msrcus W. Mount, long sufferer from liver
complaint has paid be says at different tines about $40
Is induced to try the REGULATING PILLS, with occs
sonsl doses OF the RENOVATING RESOLVEST to assist
In removing from his system the effects Of the mcIcura
treatment to which he has been subjected Soon feel. the
and three bottles OF the Resovent the end OF the
ronrse Is "as well IA he WAS In his Iifc."
Glance 1T the below
Mills medical attendance S2nD: outlay for pre.
scriptions, $50 $50 much away $500
Five boxes OF REGULATING PILLS, 81 IS; three
bottles Of REsoLvENT at 81 each, S3-(disease re.
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pANCINa AcApEMIr,.

II AIIIsrNaSrER DCMARs PRIVATE pATriNs
- ataaemy - West loufin stleei, Broacna ~ iH"
new Reinws. Deuttrmps. Nsrvh Schottische m1sht "a
fashionable. dsas,s taught perfectly la sit lessOns
NACPHERsOSis sOfREE rO MORROW INENfsG.
vi MONDAY April 10. ~ his academy lsS bow'1E prse
all the year. Private isssons given every day = b.
private cisSs viii oper "Wednesday evening. Way fs
ladies aud -entleue tor particulars apply a. ainss
Residence. ts1 Grand airset
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llOURNING BONNETS-MOURNlNG BONNErs.
l The largest handsomest stock offered p'ces
greatly reduced. n BA superior stock Of Shaw PLAIN
aud trimmed, very cheap, from auction.
w. JACKSON, Importer OF Mourning Goods
6sl Broadway, between Spring and Prince str.ets
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(rREAr PANIC ~ MILLINERY GOODS.
" At sTEWARr>,
STRAW GOODS - ALL TllE NEW SHAPES A>D
STYLES.
great variety - op~bsif Brosdw.v
RlBBoNs. FRENCH FLOWERS and everything Ia The
trade al the same low sles wiinsr- hh-r.Iy deal villa.
r. STEWART.
i6s Bcwrgy, above Broon- street
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CLOTHING.

At THE WESTERN AGENCY STORE, 212 SEVENTH
"A avenue-H ROSENBERG has received barge der ~
purchase Wearing Apparel Carpets Furniinre hrddins
Re- By calling or addressing II. ROSENhEtt' 20.
Seventh avenue. YOU will receive value Lao
attended by Mrs Rosenberg Orders attended to m and ou
OF the city.
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vI,o THE Jou.NEyMEN sHlPsNITHs AND hLiP
/ - New y.fk .pd Brooklyn -You respectfully
invited si'end re-ios 10 be held Thursday
al ~ oco-k. At Mr. tsfkson's It's Madison su~e hl
III len psrtspca Win be TRANSACTED
=. Dootsv, secretary RICHARD CUTTER, Psssirsut @
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-01

TOWNS.
The Grand Specific for all diseases arsiug nom I'M
pure state Of the blood from dsordered stomach
The recipe for making these celebrated Bitters was
brought from Germany by q cslebrsts physician II
purchased from him by John Msbler the father Of
the present proprietor The Bitters have been made
aud used with wonderful In Lancaster county
Pa. for more than twenty years: Some four years
slnee Benjamin Misher commenced the ufacture
a more extended scale. The wonderful cures wrought
by them have brought them into such demand that It
takes Thousands Of gallons to supply the yearly demand
embrace number ofthe best and most efcaeious vego
table substances known In pharmaoopia The method
Of compromising Is all that Is kept secret IN regard
their preparation.