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INSURANCE AGENCIES
TO MY OLD FRIENDS
Vest Tennessee, Mississippi
and arkansas.

HAVING accepted a permanent Agency OF
II the ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE INSU-
RANCE COMPANY, ] would respectfully ask
the attention OF my old friends 20 that Institu
ton a safe, certain and reliable medium
through which they may assure their families
against.W ant 10 the event of DEATH or them
selves from an Impoverished old age in case
OF ul-success in life.
Mr.. n ;. OTIS Is associated with me and Is
hereby recommended 10 public confidence.
Our ONCE is at No. 42 Madi>On street, (rear
room, DeSoto Block. where we viii be happy
70 impart any needed Information to those de-
81 ing Life Insurance.
mhS SIN II. MCMAHON.
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NTOICF.

TyFfE creditors Of the estate Of s. 8 Malone
L are hereby notified that 1 have sugQesfed
the insolvency Of said estate TO the Clerk Of the
the creditor Of said estate are notified to file
their claiEnss, duly authenticated. within six
months fram date hereof, or this notice wiz Be
fled In = ar Of the same.
VAL SANFORD, Administrator.
April Isl l3S7. apl9tf
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ChaneerY Sale Of Zeal Estate,


No. 40 n. r. d samuel Tate ct al. vs.. Lewis
Seley et al.-Chaneery Court OF Memphis.
TQ1 virtue OF an interloc1tory degree made IN
ID this cause, viii sell, at public auction, 70
the highest bidder. al the Courthouse door, IN
the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, On
Tuesday, June IL, 1867,
between the hours % 10 am and. y m, the
following described real estate. to-Wlt: GER
tam lot or parcel OF ground situate, lying and
being in Shelby county, State OF Tennessee,
and in the l4th Civil District Of said county,
containing eight acres and fourteen nlndEedtns
Of an acre. the same being the north part OF
lot No. ~ OF subdivision NO. z, as known on
the plan or the Subdivision OF the John Ram
say grant Of i1ve th0cs1nd acres as s1bdtvlGed
by n A. Kerr and =. s. Todd. Lot No. ~ Is
shown on Fuckers map marked = 3 Iata.
TEREs or SALE-Ou a credit Of stx and twelve
months, notes with good tdenElty, with Interest
froEa day OF ssle, aad lien retained TIL pay
ment Of the purchaSe money.
Equity OF redemption barred.
A. ASTON, Clerk and Master.
myl2 ids
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Trustees Sale

NY virtue Of a deed OF trust, executed to me
b on the frst day Of January, A. D., 1856, by
q " Hart and Julia A. r. Bart, his WIFE and
duly registered in the Registers Office ofShelby
Ht,ounty Tennessee, IN record book No 54, part
2d pages CAB and Ga, 10 which reference is
hereby made. For the purpese of paying the
debt therein secured, I will on Thursday, the
2stb iay OF June. 1851 on the premises. near
tbe city Of Memphis, In the County OF shelby,
and state OF Tennessee, expose 70 public sale,
and proceed to sell to the highest bidder, for
Casn the following described parcel of erOund,
t0-ust Situate, lying and being In the County
OF shelby, state OF Tennessee, near the city OF
Memphis, being one-haf Of lot No. fifty-IwO,
f53l of WlllOughby Williams subdivision and
bounded as follows Beginning al q stake on
sh. west side OF Walnut street, the corner of lot
y, fftr--oT,s. l5l rrlunfna Sorfh with the line
OF said street three chains and sixty-hve $3.50
fj thence west with the line OF said lot No. dfty
I'VE Sl ten chains and ninety seven tl0.S7) links
to a stake, themes north three chains and sixty
ave ia65l links % stake, thence east ten
chains and nlnety-ssvsn Q0.97) links 70 the be-
ginning. containing four acres The part
hsreby Intended TO be conveyed is the north
half OF said lot No alty-two, ~ the same bay-
ing been yyiled TO flls said Julia A Z Hart, by
her mother Elizabeth ". Tanner. on the 9Th
day OF March, ls6l- The equity Of redemption
in and 70 this property = expressly waived IA
Ssts deed or trust, and the title y believed 10
be GOOD but sell and convey only as Trustee
saie to be made between the hours Of one and
four o'clock in the afternoon
je5tas q. G. HARRINGTON, Trustee.
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ChanCery Sale Of Real RGate.
ON
Saturday, July 6, 1867.

"a no. ". r. B-Thos. Jones Us. Nathan Trot-
Ter ct aL-Chancery Court Of Memphis.
DY virtue OF an interlocutory decree made in
ID the this cause, will sell at Public Auction
to- the highest bidder, in front OF the Court
house door in the city of Memphis, between
the hours of 10 am. and Y m,
On Saturday, July 9, 1857,
the following described real estate, to-wit: A
lot or parcel Of ground lying in Shelby county
Tennessee, containing about seven acres, occu-
pied by Mr.. Robertson, bounded on the north
by Kerr avenue, east and west by Kerr, and
on the south by ShelsOn-lying near State
Female College.
TERMS or SALE.-A credit of seven months
purchaser giving note with good security, and
lien retained till payment of the purchase
money. Equity Of redemption barred.
AUGUSTON ALSTON,
ieT "a CLERK and Master,
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NOTTCE.

WE havafhis day sold our entIre interest n
w the stldlary Business, - second strssi,
"a IA I,I4J Vi 8 fLIOITSES Who VIII con-
tinus me business at the old s1and " ta-a
pleaSure IN recommending him % our patlsiis
ff,-5 s-5s--is j. +. SC1ElEEH
- j. ID AUSTIN
Tbe books of J. r. scheilsr 4 Go. nay -
..r, - ia a.le Mr. Oh1houseu or a
AGENT Mr. Richard warren. - an itif--1t 70 tt-
esfve and receipt for al moneT due ls,,
myam J.s. A0s1ts.
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A 7 the June Term. 1851 OF the County Court
"A OF Shelby county. Tenn. shall apply for
Letters Of administration on the esiate Of
samuel Aeoeks deceased rre,r,-
May 6. 1851. mys lms
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UyHROUGH Receipts given for COTTON vis
Cincinnati by rall or river. Time guaran-
teed-Cars sealed-no change rom Cincinnati
~ New YORK ". JAY JOHNSON.
mh6 n STAR hart boat.
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On saturday, July 8, 1897,
a Gard.

HAVING been usjustly dismissed from the
III City Schools, l will receive a few pupils,
either in Music or the ordinsry English
branches, at my own residence, No. 178 Her
nando street, during the summer months.
MARY W BOWERS,
Memphis June 3, 1867. ie6 lW
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NOTIGE

ftNHE creditors Of the estate Of r u. Applebv
i are hereby notified that have suegested
the insolvency Of said estate 70 the CleTA Of the
lounry Court Of Upton county. Isnnessee. and
the creditors OF said estate are notified to di8
their claims, duly authenticated. within SIX
months rom the date hereof, or tbs notice VII
be nled in bar OF the same.
J. 3 DANNIEL, Administrator-
April Ist. 1871 apl9tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-08
NEWS From ST. LOUIS. no.

ST. Lorrs, Mo-, May Z, 1867
Tho Supreme Court to-day gave decision in the
OF Drchmann stine appealed from the Circuit Court
afnrmipg the decision Of the lower court The was
originally brought for possession Of property seized by
Colonel Snel for military purposes while he commanded
a regiment Of Home Guards In 1901 and which he has
since obtained The decision n based upon the crdi-
passed by the old state Convention, which PRO-
hibitrd a civil criminal action account OF any per-
son for performed by virtue OF military authority
Mayor Thomas annual message delivered 20 the
City this afternoon. II says the bonded debt OF
the city s567 500 has increased 81 10000 in two
year. The estimated revenue for the present year 10
11,65i, 600; estimated expenses, 81, 500 000.
The ncd States Treasury has delivered TO the Union
Pacific Runway, Kansas Branch bonds thirty mites Of
road accepted by the Commissioners April a. Another
section of his road twenty miles west Of Salina Will b
ready for Inspection May 10.
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The Great AccIimstius Tonic.-whercvor HO6TKrrRks0
climatic discases, have been introduced unhea
regions their effect In sustaining the heah, vtgcr go
rists from exposure and prtyaios have -
over every other invigorating and Lucrative m.M
emo has become 20 manifest where used 49,
ssain.t bilious Fever. fever and sgues and I'D
sumulant which produces and keeps up heshy hasa =
Dody 10 9nwnoesome locations xor ne unacsimssse -
against sickness Throughout the United saess L
altogether unequaed e alremedy for he -
By the wholesome stinulant knownthe q
Kve iosteter's Bitters' Dsnufac9red Plo1akax
annually by draggtsts
New York once s. Dey street.
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pIsrILLEsY AsizuRE N MlsslcaUsErn
SPECIAL TELeAsAn 70 THE HERALD.

Bosros, Nay I, 1857
Special Agent stage. Of the United stssss Treasury
Department who has discovered add caussd sae expo
Of the recent alcohol uds 20 this city has naAs
what regarded In this section on OF the most H.
porant seizures Of the season. He ha caused the sx
tensivs distilIey Cambridge Of D. r. sortwell Co..
and the rectfyng establishment Of Chestev Graves =
DO taken possession o. and fnvestis nslon 70 -
the government. The distery " oneAH me
largest liquor establishments In the United Aee ana
Ia doing great business. II 10 said thss COZ necuoa
exists between the dstery and the resstfying estae
lishment When the entrance made no reasCp 49,
given by tho officer enterng further than tho
places where dstilation 10 carried The propue.o
are much exercised the matter The 00eB foulso
IN large brick warehouse occupied by Mr. Graves
hundred barrels Of alcohol which are supposed 70 b -
portion OF the lot mixed up In the alcohol oubs "a to
ties Interested confident that their viii b
established
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

wAsHrycroy. May 7, 1867
The case Of Fellows and others vs. Denniston, Comp
troer Of le state Of New York. concerning the
Of Indians reservation lands submi.ted without
further argument
The case Of the commonwe alth OF Virginia VA the
State Of West Virginia was then taken up and is still
argument This raises directly the question OF the
status OF Virginia in the Union, West Virginia dis
pues the rsht OF her Legislature 70 make any valid and
binding e1actmente, Congress not as yet having re-
cog nzed her a. constitutional State State In the
Union Tho i'm mediate question IL az 10 the jurisdiction
Of the counties OF jefferson and Berkely At present
within the limits OF West Virginia, but claimed by the
old common wealth TO have been transferred by means
OF fraudulent representations made 70 her Governor
decree ~ ast d 10 reinsate those counties within the
jurisdiction u the old State The argument will prooa
bly, occupy two days. Msssrs. Stanton and Allison aud
Hon. ksvsTdy johnson represent the state OF West
Virginia, and Andrew Hunfer and Benjamin X. Curtis,
OF Boston, appear on behalf OF the Old Dominion.
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FoRTaEss MONROE, May Z, 1867
Rear Admiral Palmer, commanding the North Atlantic
Squadron transferred his flag this afternoon from the
frgstc susquehanna 70 the United States steamer De
Solo, Commodore Boggs. which arrived here days
ago from the West Indies The De Soto sailed shortly
after the transfer made, TO the Gosport Navy
Yard for the purpose Of obtaining supplies
and coal. Admiral Palmer will then pro-
coed immediately to the Gulf Of Mexico,
and incorporate the Gulf squadron with his present
and the North Atlantic squadron, In accordance with
q recent order from the Navy Department This will
make Admiral Pamer's squadron the largest anoat,
rs IL will include the fleets the West Indies and the
Coli OF Mexico and our entire southern coast
The susquehanna which arrived here from Cape Hay
lien. with cases OF mild yellow fever on board
amopa her crew, sails tomorrow morning for Ports
mouth NJ II. The cases arc all now convaescent.
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The rsuar monthly meeting OF the Republican Gene
raj Committee Of Kings county vas held last night
their rooms No. Q Court street.
Mr.. Axrs, OF Fstlaads, offered resolution requesting
the republican delegates TO the Constitutional convsn-
ton TO rgc upon that body the adoption the proper
system, lng moro just 10 the public
The resolution was adopted.
Mr. CoUc offered q resolution rendering the thanKs or
the committee TO Senators Morgan and ConkInp for their
action ia procuring the nomination and confirmation OF
the recent soserment appointees Brookiyn.
The resolution was adopted and the COMMITTEES then
went into executive session.
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slfEnFHs. May 7, 1897
The greater pa OF the plantations south OF here, on
the river overlooked and the planters are IN starv
ing c,ual.Iun.
high ~a Of the water has caused the planters IN the
Bels.s g. ignore them. TRADE Is going 70 ST Louis
waa rat On, in fray, stabbed James Austin, river
man. sssa night The wound IL no, serious.
A. - races to-day Nos Austin was entered for
. sin le dssh one and hall miles and won iinif,
2:s2 r,r me sscond race there -four entries -
Clettr . fingmasler, Knighthood and johnson; mile
heat ~ In o. and was won by Rlngmasier. Time,
1:5s 4. l.3sL, :56L.
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Edward Drscoll we'll known thief Of the Re venth
ward va discovered by ocer OF the Eleventh pro-
ciuct last hi endeavoring 10 run or with tub OF
butter from 467 East Houston street On seeing the
officer In suit Drscoll dropped The tub and threat
cned 10 shoot the officer The occr however, did not
relish this ana ne drew his revolver and shot Drisccl
The wound W. drosscd. and. ~ pronounced 70
be bat slght, Drscoi locked up.
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lrv1ogtOu W.. Eurckas
Tho frst match OF the season Of any importance
chat between the above named clubs commenced yes
esrday at Irvngton, N J. The weather during the day
seemed very unpropitious for ball playing Neverths-
less both clubs appeared in full strength and At least
eight hundred or one thousand spectators were ON
hand at the time Of opening ON the game
IN the nrst innings the Irvington scored nine,
the Eureka ten In the second inning the Irvington
scored eight, the Eureka two; and the Irvugton had
scored the third when the rain put stop to the
game, which, BY mutual consent, was adjourned 10
Thursday. 18th instant Mr.. James Forsyth, OF the
veteran Gotham Club umpire, but appeared to BE-
decidedly at o loss TO when "balls' ssstrikes
should be called. Otherwise no was very good
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NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, May !, 1881.
I'll street car question has been settled. The CHIEF
OF issued order forbidding any interference
witt n"groes IN the cars. = A
Tie -ietnier Young America from tudianoia Tor view
Orr ashore Saura Island In the gale last
Sai.rsy The crew was saved. Her cargo OF cattle
wa ~ sly lost
10 ae norricans on Sunday the Mississippi burst the
bAnks rw the city destroying the telegraph Tine Tor
onsdeue distance. The extent OF the damage Is not
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The mail trains on the Harlem Railroad apprc pchtnB
Boston Corners TO and from New York yesterday after
noon at one O'Clock in collision, SIN sSshing
the forward parts of the engines completely and tow
ng the forward trucks of both engines Oh the rack.
Fortunately the going az a very slow vice.
or the destruction OF life aud property would have 'eu
fearful one man mad his face bruised by being TIN pwn
aaains. the door Of qcarriape -
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NEWS From SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRAScrsco May :. 1867
The Savage Mining Company has declared a dividend
OF $50 per foot, payable Tomorrow Not for three
years past the mining stock market been active
Is at present, and prices generally advanced Hale
Norcross is quoted 1t $780, Savage, g. 4j0; Crown
Point 1900; Yellow Jacket, LOO Flour frm and
prices unchanged. Wheat dull at 81 . 81 Is. Legal
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CINCINNATI, May T. 1867
n, tobacco fair and premium safe At Covingcn, Ky.,
OF teaf tobacco WAS largely attended Dealers from all
tbe princps. cities we're present. The nrst premium
vas awarded 10 en- Owen county, Hy., planter au sol
for go 81 per hundred tn krcsnd premium was
wrY'cd another 0wcn county Ky pis1ter, and sold
Tor $50 per Aaadred The rFeriuD was 30 10 gold .
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!. Nav Z AVA McCADDw. Il

MccApDrx -On Tuesday, May Z AusA McCADD1, -
the 9Th year OF her age.
The friends and members OF the family requ0eod
to attend the uncra Thursday afternoon at thsss
O'Clock, from the Madison House, corner of Madis0a snA
Catharine streets.
[Fr Other Deaths See Eighth P0ga1
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THE ANNIVERSARIES TODAY.

American Tract society-Steinway Hall, ten A. NJ
American Tract Society, or Boston-Steinway Hall,
Pm.
American Home Missionary Socisty-Sseinwsy Hall,
hslf-pas seven p. NJ !,
Naaouai Temperance society-cooper institute. half
Raet seven T. II. -
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opinions even calmly q yukgs Kelley IN this once
turbulent city, without being molested-
the meeting
Judge Kelley goes direct 70 New Orleans tomorrow.
ssrs no VIII DO received BY Governor Wells and Mayor
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SUNDAY CARS IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, May Z, 1857
The City Council decided adversely to-day on the sp-
plicaton made for Injunction tho cty pas
senger cars from running ON Sundaya
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the RlcRaoau STREET CAR TROUBLE.

RICHMOND Va, Nay !, 1teZ.
negro to-day attempted 70 ride in or the carsf-
appropriated TO the whites but put or The case
was laid before the Grand Jury Of the Upitsd 6taleG
Court.
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Nxw ALsAsr. Ind, May :, 1881.
Tue entire democratic ticket elected for city on
cs ~ large majority sApderson, for Mayor received
'sver sIs HUNDRED majority. only one radical Council
- " 0ectee.
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Radical Exherters in VIRGINIA.

RcHnOND, Nay 7, 1857
large meeting Of negroes tonight was addressed by
nay nooo OF Aassach usetts, and Mr. Marsh OF Vir-
ginia. Both favored conhscation.
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the MARYLAND CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.

BALrMoRE May 7, 1857.
The convention TO frame new constitution for the
State OF Maryland will assemble Annapolis tomorrow,
In accordance with the vote Of the people the first
Wednesday in last month.
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AUGUSTA, Ca, May T. r06y.
Patrick Gray, member Of the dry goods firm q
Gray Turley, nyseriousy disappeared Saturday neht
since which time nothing has been heard Of him.
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Renutiful HAIR" Chevnlicr's Life fer ne
HAIR positively restores hair n its original color nud
youthful beauty iaparts life and strength 70 the vcAke
hair, stops Its falling keeps the head clean:
unparalleled hair Sold by all druggists and
fashionable hair drcssers and al once z BrcedwAys
NY. SARAH A. CHEvALIER n. ID.
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Confessions OF An Inv aid. : Published ter ehe
benefit Of young aud 9th who suffer from Nervous
Debility, Simplifying the means Of self Copies frsa
Address n. Mayfair, Brooklyn, n r.
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RsvnI Havnua D<0ttery.--Prizes Paid n
gold Information furnished The hrhssi RATS PAID fsr
bouploons and all kinds ~ Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR Co. Bankers, nc Wall ssrseks No.
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Rbeuu,stys,v 900 Csr~~ since July. 1As00.
made BY Dr. TiTLIF's VEGETABLE RHEGGAfiC
REMEDY. Used inwardly. New York agents, Deaaa
Barnes a Co. Wells, Heimbold. Coddington. y m
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The Hcws Ny:sshins Ce.'s Lock stitch scw-
sewing mAchinel. President, dF broadway. New York
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BGtcheior's Hair Dye.-The Best In ehs
world the only perfect Dye Ia rmcss reliable instantane
Factory 81 Barclay street.
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Another Lot Of Those Early and KlesaVe
Strawberries will be received this morning fresh from he
vines, by RAYEER o5 broadway, opposte Metropolitan
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Bay NilIer,s Hair Dye-Best and Chesgege.
natural and endurabe, VIII not stain the skin Sold ~
druggists.
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AT RvcrdslIa Card Depot. 3O2 Breadway--
The elegant Wedding and Visiting Cardb MoDogfuU4
&C.. In the city.
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DIR. Won Efscnberg Cares an Di.enses Of TIE.
Eye Ear cstarrh, Throat, Lungs, lver Heart ano 49,
sumption 25l Firth avenue. corner % Twenty sehth
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A Certsin .nd speedy Relief Nm ali Cases g
the use OF PORrER's COUGH BALsAM. Dspo6 - Das-
Ella strs ef
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A...Fcr Brow. Di.cs.erAsiess, oslIsA Bgssh
pared by Dr. PERRY " Bond sold By I'll drsGaA
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Lung Complaints. Bronchitis, Asthma. dke,s
speedily relieved. and n iaken in time perulnneney
cured, by JAfNE's ExPEcIoRANT You will and 10 ~
also certain remedy coughs and colds sold every
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An Prizes Cnshed In Legal Lott eries. -Ciros.
]. cLuTE. Broker i7s Broadway.
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S.putlevueu Having Country Sc1te and
gardens will Ind the poudreiie Of The Lodi Mann-
the best and the handicst for
lawns grape vines vegetables and early Send fos
pamphlet, &C. Office 81 Cortland street
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,axhed. j. X. CLAYTON, 10 W all street N. N.

schiIbcrs's Geruru Otutm vnrrnnsed .
certain for piles old wounds. scrofula.
bone and skin diseases For sale AZ the drag No
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sSr,S. sso., s.d Al ss "a s5Sis q.
Broadway, corner Howard street. Established 100.
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For Other Dcalks See Eighfh Poga1

A Store to Let ON Ann street.
IN THE NEW HERALD BUILDING
RENT $500
SUITABLE FOR
A BANKIN g HOUSE,
AN INSURANCE OFFICE,
A RAILROAD OFFICE,
JEWELRY 4TORK.
OR ANY BUSINESS RRoU1kiH0
PROMINENT AND CENTRAL LOCATION.
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Scrions reflections for young men, In Essays OF the
Ard Association, the Physiological Errors Apn,s a.
Diseases induced by Natures Laws
hge Of man. Seat IN ssaled i-trr snvropcs I've
Address Dr. j. skff.fLN HOuuifTON bowar1 N~~
ton, Philadelphia. Pa.
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a New Meerschemm--Sserc II PollaA q 9ss~-
tofore at 90 Broadway near Fourth streos RspaFinQ
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