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YACHTING.


The Royal Thames Yacht Club-Pr0s srnmmie
of Coming Contests.
from the London star, April 81
First Cutter Match Thursday, May 30 cutters OF the
Let and I'd classes:1s GLASS; exceeding 35 TONS prize
100 sov I'd class exceeding 20 and not exceeding
35 tons, prize value SO Course from Gravesend
round tho Mouse and return No restriction as TO
Half minute time for difference OF tonnage.
Entries to cl0se on Monday, May 27
Second Schooner Match, Monday, juno TO- from the
More Light outside the Goodwin 70 Dover. Open 70
schooners of any royal yacht club and the New York
Yacht Club To sail with the usual ttngs the satis-
faction Of the committee quarter Of . minute time
for difference Of tonnage. No restriction canvas
and limitation the number Of friends board.
Prize value f1OO and second priae Of Atty sovergns,
f four start for the second vessel Further nforma-
ton to be obtained OF the secretary at the club house.
Albcrmare street. at the time Of entry Entries to close
, Thursday June g.,
Third, Channel Match, Thursday, July 4, from the
More to Havre open to vessels OF any rig belonging to
No Limitation to the number Of friends First PRICE
value E100 second II four start, value ESQ., No time
allowance Further information to be obtained OF the
secretary at the time Of entry Entries to close Mon
Fourth Cutter Match Saturday, June 90 for cutters
OF tho third and fourth classes Third class exceeding
IL and not exceeding 20 TONS 6rst prize, value E30
Fourth class and mot exceeding II tons; price, value
k20 No restriction 10 canvas. Half . minute time
for difference OF tonnage in each class Course from
Gravesond 70 the Nors and return Entries to close
The noble Commodore and tho COMMITTEES have by the
above programme certainly carried into eject the fullest
wishes Of the yachting community. ssstn.a -as*
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auxKefxr 1l0uEsTs 70 cNNaI1Asll MsrIruuoHs.

The Will Of DR.. simeon Ahrahams.
Dr.. Simeon Abrahams. an old New Yorker who lately
died in this city, made will containing the following
oequests Among thcm will be found lsRscies In favor
e many Of our charitable institutons The will directs
~ body Of the deceased b disposed Of for scientific
purposes or for BURIAL according 70 the wish Of his
family; and gives directions to pay all his debts mme
liasy Hs also gives to his brother Benjamin during
life the income sf to mis- sister, Mr Dyer dur
sng ifs the ncems or $50 ooo the Hebrew Bsnevo-
lent Society 5000; TO the Jews Hospital $4,000; 70
me Lyisg Asylum, Marion street. ooo % The Amer.
icaa Female Guardian Society. 900; 70 the Orphan
Asylum Bloomingdale, 5000; 10 the Eye and Ear In
Armary, e30o0: 70 the Fremen's Fund Association,
Al 600: 10 the Deaf snd Dumb Institution, 5000; 70
fhc Old Ladies' Home, Twentieth street, $4,000; TO
ne blind Asylum, Ninth avenue. 5000; % the yuve
nile Asylum for the Reformation Of DsnQuents $1,000;
. mo New York Dispensary q oo0; to the Northern
70 ths Demit Dispensary ,o00 20 the Western DIS
pensary 000 the Northeastsrn Dspensary. u 0o0
"a he Northwestern Dispsnsary 81 600; 70 the New
york Ophthaimc Hospital 81 0U0; 70 the Juvene Asy.
lum e3 OOO the New York Sociey Tor the RELIEF OF
widows and Orphans OF Medical Men. $4,000; 70 the
Nursery and Childs Hospital, 5000; % me Cocred
Home, 5000; 70 the Association for the Benent of
CoIorsd Orphans 5000; each executor who shall
qualify in addition V his regular fees hrss In numbsE
Se use q Souss and lot is given TO his brother and
sister during their lives, with all taxss assossmens
water rents, &c., paid
All the rest residue aad remainder Of his property s
Also gives al the property Of which his brother and sister
have the use whe living thouse ncuded) after Their
death He appointed Benjamin Abrahams, John n.
Rikor and Samuel Riker executorA
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bsssas q enc c The Monday popslaf 60 !. -.
soaaaa V fof the piano what the NinsA SymVAsA
me orcnestrA the extreme a compesikiou. a.s
Madame volpini. the charming prtma donna. - ~
admired In n counods Airslla when psrfOrasd q he
Aessy theatre has been saraiag golden iaurss q the
San Carlo. at Lisbon. 4sk xtsE
Mr. James Murdoch has been rs-sasagsd at the
Chestnut. Philadelphia saf4#<
The Parepa-Brignoli opera troupe have drawn largo
houses as the Academy Of Music, Philaasphia
Edwin Adams is playing Clairvoyanoe st the Arch
Madame Clara Brnksshor and wenssi Kcpta made
quits hit at Rosses concert at the Nusical Fnd Hall.
Philadelphia. on the l2th Inst.
sydnsy harlorvc. nttsburg trsgsdisu, had benefit
IN his uatvs city tbs 18TH Ys msanohoy Dane was
served up On the occasion
hiss Cherry Belle pantomimsd the Yrsaoh Spy = the
rittsburg Varieties on the ssns night
Heaven, hsih chaos and raradiss visited the Now
Haves people on the Ilth inst ss Mltonlan tablsaux
Ten Nights In Barroom attracted temperance and
1ohanaian dsvosses the theatre q Lafayette Ind,
l~s wesk. ms
me Toronto Telegraph has poultry show In its amuss-
msu column ss the only musical entsainment In that
vagw the cackling Of the geese must have produced
. market sensation and drawn an encore
Tho wsssen sisters appeared In tho extravaganza OF
Cinderella = New Haven on the l2th inst .,.E 81
Miss Avonta Jones tMrs G. v. Brookel - juss con.
cuded engagement Of twelve nights q the Theatre
Royal, Haniey. Mn. Brooke has firmly established
herself in the Potseriss one Of the most talented
actresses of the day.
Albert Weber and Henry Msnsnhauer played Bsssho-
vsn's Sonata for Piano and vpionoello Providence
last week. which caused quite sensation among the
Rhsde Islanders
The oxford Music Hall, in Losdon has been splen.
ddy decorated and painted preparatory to the bringing
out Cf the Ruins Of Athens and the Hanon Brothers.
Aademoiselle zoe the Cuban sylph, has been Obliged
relinquish her engagements Of III health
aud stopping at her country residence Hemp
stead, L. l.
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TINE aspuBlIcM EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

special meeting OF The Executive Committee Of the
Union Republican General Committee TO hear reports Of
the several district committees held last evening -
the Republican Headquarters corner Of Broadway and
Twenty third street The committee from the Fifth dis
sxict stated that they would be able complete ticket
Tor the Constitutional Convention and run II success-
fully Tho committee from the Seventh district met In
an adjoining room during the session Of the Executive
Commttee and letters were read from Hamilton Fish,
J. r. White and DR.. Bellowh declining nominations
from the convention Of the Seventh district weed and
Raymond wing) and suggesting that they unite with
The radicals in support Of the regular tckot After
some remarks from Postmaster Kelly, on the sxpediency
uartv reso lutions were offered 70 that effect Thesg
resolutions were after some debate, ratified by shs
Evocutive Committee In session.
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N Z ExIco.

! Wholesale Csatradicstsa sf Sessatiss Ifs1s-
| Cerens's Account sf His Eiahs-Geaeral
! vesa's Csaspiracy-AssshsF UnssccessfsI
AHempt 60 Reinseate Navarrsss - Cover
esr 81 Lever California, Ako.
= San FaAxopoo. April II. 1867
bs - mort that the forces Of Maximisn had succeeded
in retiring 1, ON Querdtaro without being obliged give
battle ana sns -umors that portion or the liberal army
had been defeated and that the liberals wsrs suffering
from lack or suppsa are coa,radicsd BY sdvioes
csivsd here direct fum The scene OF in Mexico.
The statement that revoss had broken out In San
Luis Potos headed by Gsuss Herrera, 10 also denied
Letters from President Jusrsz rcc>ived here to-day
make no mention or any Disturbances having taksn
place, nor do they anticipate any. *
Censul 0odoy has received letter from General
Corosa with rssreucs operations which took place
Queretaro the 10th ult Il states that the nssnls
made reconnaissance force which brought ON An en-
gagsmens which lasted eight hours and resulted in
ing the smpsralists from Of their positions. Ths
General acido vega was at Mazatlan four days in dis
srnmsnt Hi political friends were impressed with The
belief that there was party In Sinaioa ready to pro-
OF arms which wsrs taken out nom san Francisco by
General Vera had been hidden in the mountains with
the exception Of small quantity which had been given
letter nom Lower California gives IN account
attempted revolution IN that quarter On the LIST OF
April CASTOR Artos landed % La Ray from MazatlAu
and proclaimed Navarstts. the evolutionary exile as
Governor OF Sss8 aunouncing thai he would arrive
q In PAx by the next steamer with two hundred men
and retnstate himself While the way from sun jose
70 La Pax Artos enlisted few adhersnts OF Navsree,
and with their aid took San Antonio BY SURPRISE taking
the OciAis Of the town prisoners From San Antonio
he marched TO La Pax whore he attacked the palace OF
the Governor but finding himself suddenly surrounded
by forces fed with small band OF foliowors He
pursued captured and to have been shot on the
9th or According TO the statement Of the facts
received hcrc the revolution was petty affair !, con-
dcnts, as we'll natives would have suffered. His
designs wore countenanced by tho government OF
vtthout foundation.
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Sale or Paintings Mt the Leeds Art Galleries.
the first nssalment OF an invoice OF hundred and
thirty ave paintings, advertised One original pictures
OF The Munich school, by celebrated artists, just i'm
ported and never before exhibited offered for sale
last night BY Henry Leeds Miner, at their rooms,
Broadway corner Of Twelfth street There was but .
moderate attend at tho sale and comparatively little
interest manifested by those present. tho bidding being
rsthsr dull and the prices generally low, averaging
undsr rather than over $50. The paintings comprise
variety OF subects both Of landscape and ngure and
are mainly from the eases OF artists whose works have
never before been represented in this country TO which
circumstances may doubtless be attributed the ndino
encc Of collectors and connosseu in regard TO the sale
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acknowledged with gratitude, II it Is rejected
Mexico viii. in al probability, fall to pieceN
by internal disssntion, whatever may become
Of Macmillan. ~

English Views Of Oar National Finances.
The large reduction OF our national debt, 40
cording to Secretary McCulloch's figures, with
In the last year, was the subject Of remark by
Mr.. Gladstone In the House Of Commons
during the debate on the British budget He
made complimentary illusions to our wonder
full resources, to the ease with which we have
borne the burden Of our enormous debt, and the
wise policy Of reducing that debt a. soon and
as rapidly as possible. He called upon the
British government to follow our example In
reducing II debt Then he says, referring to
this country, "The secret Of their future power
lies in the steady and rapid reduction Of their
debit
Now, while we have reason to congratulate
ourselves on . great reduction Of the debt
within the last year or eighteen months, We
must not be misled by Secretary McCulloch's
figures, nor attribute this reduction to the
wrong cause. A considerable amount reduced
i In the non-interest bearing debt which does
not actually lessen the burden Of taxa
tion. Nor do we think It facilitates the
payment Of the debt by increasing relatively
that portion Of 1t bearing coin interest The
abundance of money or an abundant currency
below the specie standard, has been the princi-
pal cause Of swelling the income Of the Treas
ury, enabling the Secretary to pay of SO much
Of the debt, and not the management Of Mr..
McCulloch. Indeed, if the Secretary had been
permitted to carry out his crude theories
unchecked by Congress our means would have
been limited, the revenue would have been
much less, and the debt consequently, would
not have been 80 much reduced. 1t Is, as we
said, an abundant and deprecated currency
that enabled us to reduce the debt to the
extent 1t has been reduced. Yet, strange to
say, the resumption theorists clamor for an
immediate return to specie payments. Every
one who can see beyond his nose, or who is
not incurably welded to the bullionist doc
trine, must be aware that If we could return
to specie payments tomorrow the means of
the people would be greatly reduced, while
the weight Of the debt would be immensely
increased. Then, instead of q reduction of the
debt, we should find the revenue inadequate
to meet the interest and current expenses Of
the government The chances are that the
people would groan under the weight and
soon begin to mutter reputation. No; the
true policy is to pay of the debt with an
abundant and deprecated currency, and not
attempt to force resumptio till that is accom-
plished, or, at least, until the greater portion
Of the debt ID liquidsted. II Secretary McCul-
loch win endeavor 10 do this, instead Of unduly
contracting the currency and increasing that
portion Of the debt bearing coin interest, he
win then merit the praise both Of foreign
statesmen and our own people.
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NAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Arizona will saii from this port on
Saturday, April 70, for Aspinwsn.
The mails for Central America and the South Pacific
will coes halfpass ton O'Clock Saturday morning
Ths NEW YoRx HmAIo-Editon FOR the Pacific viii
be rsdy at halfpsss nine O'Clock In the morning =,
Single COPIES Ia wrappers, for mailing, Gx eeuss
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OBSTRUCTION 70 HAvsAroM N lsms ISLAND SOUND.

UNITED SrArEs RxvKNUE CuFrKx CAnPBELL,
NEw LONDON Conn, April 10, 1857 !
Captains Of vessels navigating Long island Sound
warned Of the dangerous position o. the schooner
Elizabeth sunk between Bartlets reef light boat and
New London light The topmast shows out Of water,
and bears from the light boat N f., distant mile
and from New London light 8. w. BY g., distant four
milea red nag has been placed at the masthead a
the wreck by this vessel. JOHN CARSON,
Captain United States Revenue Marine
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ptcAl Trla,sAn 70 rw waAlo

g.. iovu, April 10 1887
Preliminary arrangements law just been compls,eG
for another prize ring contest between srssk Drsw aaA
John Bernard The stakes be SSOo and the anAlr
will take place within SIX wssks time f'hs previous
meeting Of these took place the Sosh Of harcA
lass u Kansas, nearly opposite 81 Joseph, Mis-
souri, Thar respective Aghting weight a. tAas
time VIVA Bernard one hundred and thrtytwo ana
Drsw one huAdrsd and twenty eight One hundred sa1
sixty ave rounds fought when brow wss declared
the winner Bernard wns disssgished with the result
and claimed repetition u the light and Drew. In A
accommodating spirit. has decided 70 scosde TO ais
request
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ATLANTA, Ca, April 10, 1857.
The Southern press 'Oouvsntion, after . harmonious
session three days. adjourned sine de At o'clock
this afternoon, to meet u Augusta Ca next year. the
existing arrangement with the New York Associated
Press continues 4 n@
complimentary banquet WAS extended 10 the mem.
ber Of the Press last night by the citizens OF Atlanta
Speeches were made by Judge Whitaker w. g. Clarke,
General Wright, Hon. r. J. Norris Colonel Glenn and
others. which were highly satisfactory.
Governor jenkins arrived from Washington this morn
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sllllAaB MATCH At scHextcTAuY.

ScHrsCrADY, N. Y, April 10, 1867.
match same Of billiards. Of one thousand points.
carom, for 500 side, played st the billiard
Of Mr. Hornins. In this city, tonight Tns contestants
were Buck saulsbury, OF Albany, and Orm Valentine,
OF Gloveville Fulton county The game, after close
contest Of about thrce hours, Handsomely won BY
Valentine by hundred and forty-four points The
betting very spirited a tbc opening Of the game
odds being TO In favor Of Saulsbury large
bsr Of spectators were present. including many Of the
prominent billiard players OF the State. te
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LkAvNWORTHs hrbas, April ", 1907,
The Missouri river is higher IN al any time since
1884, and the water rs st rsind Farmers in tho bot
toms are moving back EverytAg movable is swept
away. Two miles Of the Missou Paciac Railroad, be-
tween wyandotts and Kansas Citjhas been abandoned
and passengers are transferred W boat the Omaha
Union Pacific Railroad track IA overed with water Tor
miles, and SO badly damaged "a Il will be several
weeks before trains can run thro,h.
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assEI au1Acss ii KrnrucxY.

The UuSUu Casdldsse fss IisUsenans lievers
nor ThreassssA wsh visleuse ~ lie As-
seapteA - spsuk nc tscrnaacows-Horssss
81 The Tsws Burned. !.
RAvsuLLn. Ky.. April 10, 1901. =
Mr. r. r Bsfsv the Union cAndAass fsr Lssssoaes
Governor, WIS prevented from spesking - ornnsOws
to-day by 4 gang Of rssusned rsbsss. He vas wArns9
thaA violence would be done him he made ts aeps.
Some buildings fred by - despevaases. avn .
portion Of the town was desivUyed. sa
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TINE aEssraY or VOTERS.

Tho Boards Of Registry throughout the city were In
session yesterday for the purpose Of correcting and
visng the poll lists Of 1885, preparatory % the election
OF delegates to the Constitutional Convention 70 BE- held
on Tuesdav next The subjoned table gives the number
Of names added 10 or subtraced from the total number
registered in each ward previous 70 the last
No of No. Of
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1907 -sSSFisSoEE EEs;Hs.n n fhG iliFSs1tl iFst 81
cxLrsRyS,r,Mspi VI lSA21Hhy,as1 pTfnHN a1rryrrc

OR DOUBEE SPRING SkikIN
The new invisible 7raiir Of Nj Btacley's manufscsgse
E great Improvement ON stylus. snd especiA4
adapted gored dreases-N n World Mch ~ 81
The best Akeieton which been usex q brAdleys
Nj Brsdleys Duplex Skts are perfect IN s,rs and shag
we'll and ncxbiy~ Y. Times Mnrch H. IS.
BrAdleys D9plex skirts rscogussee 70. ems ciysad
New York as the only skirt be worn BY lsdacA odeys
IsAdys Book for March, 1857.
The most acceptable Hoop sksts are Brsdley's Du-
IN useless speak OF the mcfts of the Duplex
Elliptic skirts over all other claimants 70 ladies' favor
Frank Leaflets Magazine for MarvA.
For all the first class Uritea states
elsewhere.
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Merchaufs, Union Express CQmpeny. .-(;eas>
raj o6lco 80 and ST. Broadway Frsnkn street.
sT7fE n Nrw YoRE. AprN -. l6U.
Owners Of Way Freight lost BY the burning x
the Erie Railway Narrowsburg THURSDAY nght u0h
instantly will please send their Claims 70 this cdce. and re-
coiye ohocka for the aame. #4N .6@ II
Our messengers chest, tts contents and all wen~
through freight were saved. " O. MILLER,
l. General MANAGER ls Nov York.
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Observance Of Easter Solemnities.
LLvERPo0L, April l9-Noon.
To-day being Good Friday there are no markets or
stock boards.
Suspension of the Markets-aood Friday.
LrvKRPooI. April l9-No0n
To-day being Good Friday there markets or
stock boards.
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THE LABOR QUESTION.

Laborers' Union BenevoIent Association.
The Second division of the Laborers' Union Benevo-.
lent Association held special meeting at the Sixth
Ward Hotel Of Duane and Centre streets. last
evening. The following ofac unanimously re-
elected to for the cemns year-Dennis D. Sulii
Glmartin, secretary Thomas Hurley, Assistant Score
tary; Michael Curry, Treasurer. Tho report Of the
Treasurer was read, showing balance In favor Of the
association Of $446 Is, when the meeting adjourned.
Meeting OF tho Workingmen's Unien.
meeting Of this association took place last event.
at 2o7 Bowery There about forty delegates pre-
sent Mr. John Ennis presided. The Tailors So
ciesy reported thaa ono shop stil held out against
them, but that most Of the members were fall
ing into employment. The Carpenters' Society rs-
ported that ten shops still opposed their strike
but that the men were gradually obtaining work.
hosr syS,s nad passed ths State Senate ana read
despatch from Albany informing him Of the fact This
created ocnsderabls applause. Resolutions rendering
Legislature and at washngtoA were passed, and the
meeting soon after adjourned.
COachmakors, Union.
Tho above organization held meeting last night at
their rooms, No. 267 Bowsry. Mr. W. J. MoGinn acted
- chairman The principal business transacted the
initiation Of new members and In the course Of she
evening about sixty fresh names were added to the
csetys roll. II was reported TO the meeting that
bad been made by the coach builders 70 have their
wages advanced TO tho same sum a. they were recev
Ing previous 70 the reduction Of january last
Meeting or BroUkIyn Painters.
meeting Of the Journeyman House Paintsrs' Assoct-
ston was held last evening at No 300 Fulton street. J.
e Pollard President In the chair. The committee ap-
pointed previous meeting to confer with the Board
Of Trade reported that they had conferred with that
body. which composed Of i've delegates from eight
different trade Of the city Of Brooklyn and that
We ohjsct Of the Board Of Trade was 70 form .
Central organization for the mutual and protec-
ton OF al trade societies 90 represented. com-
municaaion, embodying resolution, from the Dry
Goods Clerks Early Closing Association requesting the
painters not TO countenance the custom Of shopping
after seven O'Clock In the evening" adopted unani
mously, The names Of several nonpaying members
were stricken from the rolls Of the society The bosses
have acceded the demands Of ths painters for the In
crease Of wages % 80 per day But thirteen OF the
employers however, have agreed 10 allow them TO quit
work At four O'Clock on Saturday.
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sIsTORl AMONG THE TsoJAHs.


TROY, April Ia, 1857
Ristori performed Elizabeth at the Griswold Opera
House here tonight TO immense and brilliant
dience. II a most powerful representation, and
carried the audience by great storm. She renders
Mary Stuart at Albany tomorrow night
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapess Newspaper and Hest Literary
.Fs. N Journal In the Country.
The wErxLY HnRALD for the present week, now ready
contains IN original story entitled 29
ssTHE MAINTOP-MAN,v
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street: bacfo1s XMERcxs rd6rH FSwDEE /. ss
all for tho teeth and te pcrfect
luxury Eminent Professors OF Chemistry and Medicine
have used II twenty-five years. Sold by drhGgista
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S:5ef 5fs s'y 1913
REMEDY. Used inwnrdiy New York yents DemAs
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Nnture,s Own Remedy DIR. IsanaeeyHs Rect
and Herb Btlrrs real genuine standard Au ole wen
established for many years the best msdcinsl
known Purfes the blood expcls humors aud vgorates
I the aystem- sold BY all druggists. Try them
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Meta Few 81 tho Wovut Dlssrdcys THAT AG.
mankind arise from upton of tha blood fiELM
BOLD's EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA IL . rem edy Of tho
uaa vain
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MILLER & Co., Canal Istrcet.-Tsdies', n1lsscs'e
boys aud youths shoes, all aud pgtces
MILLER q CO., Cana srcet
After July I. Uutsn square.
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peaios Follow the use q iiEIMBoTb's coScESrsxrED
EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
i black spots pimples and all erapticr@ Of ~
skin.
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All tho Hlighcet Premiu uma.- S06. WltYtIN
Lockstitch Sewing Machines BY wHEEtER
4 WILSON Company Sold only by Elliptic Sewing Mo-
chine Company, S43 broadway. mtnsH $50