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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, CON.
n tainiEg four rooms and kitchen, with Gel
lar, hydrant in the yard, situated on james
street, between Catharine and Caldwell streets,
near the La Belle Iron Works. Possession given
Immediately. Apply TO e,,
L.G. HUGHES,
Real Estate Agent.
Office ON Chapline street, between First and
Second streets. apr2l
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sIeinMnY a. SONS Pianos.
Oil and Pastel Portrait

Sole agency at Sheib's Music Store,
100 Market street.
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Mason g. Ham!in Organs.
Sole agency at sheib's Music Store,
100 Market street.
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WASHINGTON. D. C.. Feb. q. Ises.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Feb. "a, lsGs.
DEAR SIR:-Your favor Of the 22d inst, Is
received.
Accept my thanks for the copy Of the Law
Register and Official Directory" which you have
been kind enough 20 forward TO me. II IL .
work which cannot fail to be valuable TO bank
ers merchants and business men generally.
Very truly, yours,
H. MsCULLOCH.
Secretary Of the Treasury.
John LirfnJston, Esq, MsTekaHts' Union Ldw
Company, Gels York. mAr9
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Wine or Lager Beer

should call and see this property. before invest
ing elsewhere.
The BUILDING LOTS offered are the most
desirable Island Lots now in the market, aud
will b. sold at low rates and on easy terms.
The above embraces that portion Of the Island
VINEYARD running east from the Fair Ground to
the river.
For further in formation apply at No. IS MAIN
aprI4 JNO. p. GILCHRIST.
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TOBACCO. WEST Rim.
i 10 bOxes Niagara i0s, black,
- eadlies do. lOs, aud Navy a.
boxes Russen's lOs black,
u boxes Eneganius los, black,
~ Highland Chieftain u black
Is Mermaid Navy n
~ Pine Apple Navy u
OLD VIRGINIA.
10 boxes Sweet Rose bright lbs.
Ambroaia lbs,
10 Curiosity lie,
10 Twin III Dorado. soft pressed 10.
S Bright Twist.
10 hillsrH Fine Twist
10 Diadem Son Pressed Il.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
IS bbls. y. G. cut and dry. tsrE
10 half bbls +. G. cut and dry,
10 kegs McRean's twist, for sale.
MAXWELL a TTNGLE.
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GEO. MENDEL, President.
DIRECTORS:
THE PEoPLE'S BANK,

Otice No. 90 Main street. 4
r..tl WHEELING, w. VA.
NHoNEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, IN.
N1 tsrest paid ON Special Deposit, Notes and
Bills Discounted, Rxchange Bought and Sold,
Cotsetions % homo or frsm abroad promptly
= 20 e. DIRECToRs. 80, T
jain ReId, Ghrisfian Hees,
John HAndlAn, JcAu Veekler, ).
SSmnel j, Boyd, Ecaard Garter.
q ~ JOIN REID, President.
JoSIAHF. UrUEGRXFF, Csshief. tul7
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FOR SALE.
FIFTY. $50 BUILDING LOTS
On wheeling Island!
ALSO
4 Substantial Stone Wine
MonSn nn6 CnIlnr

House anu ScHhar
MIGHTY 800 FEET LONG by TWENTY
II l2Ol feet wide. Capacity nearly thirty
thousand go, sO0) gallons together with COOf.
ERAGR Of about same capacity PRESSES and
other fixtures. necessary for the manufacture Of
Wine Though built for Wine Cellar, IL is
equally well adapted for manufacturing and
STORING LAGER BEER With this will be
sold about four acres of land on which Is also
erected, adjoining the Wine House, good
frame tWO-story Dwelling House of eight rooms
and a large stable, both nearly new. The above
is offered for less than the cost of the i'm
proyements.
ANY person desiring to engage in manutac-
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DEFINED SUGAR.
II IS bbls Standard Or, powd and grand.
rs do. A. & b Coffee Sugars.
IS do. Tx. q. q. 4 q. Yellow, Ct
MAXWELL 4 TISGLEs
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Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, 6
zDropsical Swellings.
E NJ
HELMBolD's EXTRACT BUCHU

HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
For Weakness arising from Excesses, Habits of
Dissipation, Early Indiscretions, attend
ed with the following symptoms:
Indisposition to e1er. Loss of power
ton grs.- Difficulty of breathing,
Loss Of memory, Trembling
Weak nerves Wakefulness
Horror Of disease, Pain In the back,
Dimness of vision, Flushing of the body,
Hot hands Eruptions on the face,
Dryness Of the skim Pallld countenance
Universal lasstude of
the muscular system,
These symptoms, If allowed to go on which
this medicine invariably removes, soon follows
Impotence, Faulty, EpiIep-
tic Fits,
In one of which the patient may expire.
Who can say that they are not frequently fol.
owed by tho SO "direfu Diseases
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION?
Mapy are aware of the cause Of their suffering,
but none will confess.
THE RECORDS Of the INSANE ASYLUMS,
And the melancholy deaths ~ Consumption
bear ample witness to the truth of the asser-
ton. The constitution ence affected with
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires the aid of medicine to strengthen and
invigorate the system, which
HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Invariably does.
A Trial will Convince the
Most Skeptical.
In many affections peculiar to Females,
THE EXTRACT BUCHU
| Is uneQualed by any other remedy, as In ChlOr-
sss or Retention, 1rregularity, Painfulness or
Suppression OF Customary Excavations, Ulcer.
| ated or Schirrus state Of the Uterus, Stsrllity,
| and for all complaints incident to the sex,
| sipation, or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE
See symptoms above.
No Family Should be Without il!
M
Take no more Basam, Mercury, or Unpleas.
ant medicine, for unpleasant and dangerous
diseases. .-..
| HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU|
AND
IMPROVED ROSE WASH,
lCURES SECRET DISEASES
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Take no more Balsam, Mercury, or Unpleas
ant medicine, for unpleasant and dangerous
diseases.
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Rankau ana DeAIs.s ~ oessesneAt seeshitSss
and Financial Assats 0fths e. y 4 hCo.
ia2l No. Esssau street, View YORK
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These b0DdsbId fair 10 attain the most SrUm.
inent position among the nonEDaculaffTs In.
yestments Of the country, and win be astively
dealt In &C the mSney-eeDtrea In Europe
Holders Of Government securities have an CD
pOrtubity Of exchanging them for Central Pa
ei6e BonAs bearing IN eqnal rate of interest
with the pTioeipal well secured. and Of
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The Act further authorizes them 70 issue an
equal amount Of their own Fret Mortgage
Bonds Of corresponding denominations, tshieh
shall be the first claim upO1 no iphols rdlrodd prop
srty, and % loleh The den Of The Government EhGl
be subordinate, az means Of more readily sccur.
ing the remaining half Of the capital for the con.
structiOn; the equipments, &c, being provided
out of the capital stock subscriptions and other
sources
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New Orleans Molasses.
900 BARRELS PRIMR ANb CHOICE
mays MAXWELL 4 TINGLE.
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CLEARED.

stsmship City Of Boston (Br, Roske, Lyerpool-Jobn
steamship France (Br, Grace, LvcrpoolSationa Steam
Steamship Europa CBr, Craig, Glasgow Henderson Bros.
steamship Borussia tNG), Franzeni hamours-huhhsru'
steamship Gen Grant, Quick, New orlesns--ssmuel
steamship George Washington. eager. New orlcans-H
Steamship Cleopatra Phillips, savsnnan-Murfay' ferr'
steamship Thames, Pennington, sayannah-R Lowasn.
Steamship Manhattan, woodruff, Chares'on-h Morgan
steamship sass Bel. Bourne sOrOs' City Point and
steamship Empire, Price. AeIandris Jane; Hand n,,,
Steamship Z c Knight Denly aeorse'o"n W.
steamship Wilmington, Spencer, Wilmington, pel-wh'
sts,m.hip Francons, Sherwood, Portland j. Ame'.
steamship glsucIs. Walden Boston-nW r .V e...on 4
sab charlotte CSG), Ga,jen s, John NIB koop Co.
Ban Earh Rose, ro.eu, Cape Town and cabOOn Yates
Bss Brasicri. tSoD, vessels. Bueno' Ayre'-Funch'
Nam La Cisnena, Wheeler, wilmington, Nc-Lawrence,
Bris Jusni,s (sp), Pages. Barcelona GALWAY Cassdo
Ma Anita an Aeins. Barceiona-tislway Casato.
Bns San Carlos Packer, Cadi, MILLER hougo,.on
BIZ BIZ jan. Bell Br,, Kelly, Hsfs. MORRISON Philip
Bng Guysborough Potter. WINDSOR NJ -Ofahuan' Gun
p1s ir,. tBr, pssrce Richibuco, NIB Brett, Sou Co.
Schr DeIiar Low, Kingston, ia -
schr Northup tbrI Lang hshsf wv """"''
scar Jan. Emson Van Clesf ssvsnnah-N Mccresdy
schr Nellie Treat Trim, Brunswick, Ga-T Mayhem
CO. ,,. p.,.r..,., Va, pru,, ala s,,,
scIs Ta-rssnl. Clark Pembroke j Boynton. Son Co.
schr ksma, Lambert, Boston -rhonp.on Hunter
sebr Eve sprssis, boston simpson Csvp.
scir otis Chsss, New bedford fergiso n WoDi .
schr Nansun. Chase. New Bedt"ri-rfS"''o
IA a
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SpANRIN6 EXHIBITION.

Billy Edwards, matched to fight Sam COyer for
the light weight championship and $4,000 on the
27th Of.August, was rendered a complimentary test
monia last evening at No, 600 Broadway. The hail
was not well filed, the meagreness Of the audience
being attributable to two reasons, the first OF which
was the extreme heat, and second that many OF the
more aristOcratic spOrts' are negotiating distant
genial ATTITUDES. The ball was opened with
duo OF fstically ambitious specimens, Mike
McAuife and Jerry NaylOr, the latter being the
heavier. They hammered away at each other until
they made favorable IMPRESSION when they
tired The next pair were professors OF the art OF
self Observation-Disclosures Judd and Patsey Sheppard.
They evoked many discOrdant, bOisterous tokens OF
appreciation by their skill and caution, when they
retired in favor OF two ''young kids who did not
an""9E YER Kennel u, y"rng Ceelan and Young Nun.
Pay s %onahan Edward uSaHss o @Meslie and
followed In rapid succession, when tue Se"1i
hciary and Dooney Harris appeared, amid
rattng rounds OF applause, for the 'wnd
up" This encounter was worth remaining in
one OF the hottest and mcanest ventilated rooms
in the city to see. They spared quite long
time, and for science hard hitting and ''rng" trick
cry IL compared with anything OF the character wit
messed In manv months. II afforded great gratinca-
ton to the audience, who were DESTROYS of another
nstalment of the same after the contestants had
made their parting Obesance. Edwards looks well.
very well, and is sangune In relation 10 the ermna
tion OF his fight W it'll Coyer. He has been training
diligently In New Jersey, where wooded buns and
meandering river afford sufficient variety OF scenery
While its quietude makes II peculiarly adapted for
such work.
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The Heat Yesterday.


Although the temperature was considerably less
than that or previous days and a fresh and nvigor-
ating breeze prevailed throughout tine day there
have been number OF casualties recorded, resulting
from sunstroke Happily few if any fatal cases have
occurred, and there is every to believe that
all those whose names gwen below will recover.
The following Is the list OF individuals who were
Frustrated yesterday from the effects of the heat:
John Concannon, 32 Spring street.
Philip Gillen, found In Greenwich street.
Ohm EXtren, ASS Eleventh avenue.
Alberdina LumbOrt. l12 Mulberry street.
George Kennedy, $50 Greenwich street.
James Baines from New Haven, Conn.
An unknown man, found In washington street.
Jonn wallace, corner Twenty fifth street aud First
avenue.
Frederick ROXY. 100 Second street.
Louis BentZ, corner Delaney and Clinton streets.
James Mccormack, so Mulberry street.
Joseph b. Manecilia 237 East Thirty sixth street.
John Andrehan, 1867 East Tenth street.
James Devin, sol West Twenty sixth street.
An unknown man, found in washington street.
Al unknown child, three years old, found in front
OF 81 avenue A.
DEATHS FROM THE HEAT DURING THE LAST WEEK.
The following table prepared by Mr.. John +.
Toal, the efficient clerk to the Board OF Cor0ners
shows that the total number of deaths from the heat
reported at the coroners' office for the past week
Dob
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wIllIsMsCup v NEWS,

FArAL ACCIDENT TO BATHEB.-About nne O'Clock
last night a man named Srumeck twen;y.three
years " age. employed al 10 South seventh street,
jumped on the pier foot of south ninth street. e. r.
head foremost for the purpose Of taking BATH mt
miscsculatiug the depth Of the water Mis- dead
struck bottom and instant death resulted. Ie body
was recovered.
age was instantly killed last evening by accidcutIy
falling RON turn table or tnr ,,,. side Rairoad
corner q rushTick and Moufrose avenuee, r.. D. I'm,
chds body was removed to the residence OF its
parents liV BOerurn street.
VI DWIGHT suIcIDE.--A lady dressed In black com.
mitted suicide at midnight last night by jumping or
the ferTyboat Oneida BODY not recovered.
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III auutlOn 10 the ABOVE the IOlOWlnC cases OF
death from sunsroke were reported at the Coro-
ner's onice:-
Henry Schwanzenberger, German, Gas Eleventh
avenue
John Agnew. AZ Pine street.
Unknown man at 500 West Forty-ffth street.
DISCREPANCY SOMEWHERE.
BY reference to the table prepared by the corOners
IL viii he seen that the total number of deaths re-
ported resulting from the heat during the past
week is 246, while the Registrar OF Vital Statistics
estimates over that number as occurring during
three days, and for the week claims that over 400
deaths have occurred. produced both directly and
indirectly by the excessive heat The wide difference
in the figures suggests mistake on the part OF some
one.
NEWARK, n. J.
The mOrtuary reports since Monday last, as sent
into Colonel Ward, the City Clerk up to last even
ing show an increase of nearly two-thirds beyond
that OF preceding weeks. The average number of
deaths is about forty whereas this week the num-
her reaches ninety-seven. Tweny-fOur Of this num-
Der have resulted from sunstroke alone. Among
the other cases are two from Old age-EliZabeth
Hide, aged ninety years, and Mary G. Kip, eighty
four. An English clergyman named David Allen, OF
No. SO Walnut street, Is also among the deceased.
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LOCAL INTEL !GeNCE.
lump dry.

ALLEGED ASSAULT WITH CHIsEL.-Last evenin 2
fight took place between man named Jackie, re-
siding at No. 323 Hudson street. and man in HIS
employment, Charles Chevallier. when the former
was stabbed with a chisel In the head and badly
beaten by the latter, who Is still at large
FELL IN A FIT.--Last night about ten O'Clock on.
Ger Bynes brought to the Fourth ward station house
a man named Michael Real residing at No. 80 Oliver
street, whom he found suffering from ut In liquor
store at the corner OF Madison and oliver streets.
He was sent to Bellevue Hospital.
A FouNDLING.-A female infant about one month
old, found last evening at the corner Of Beaver
and Broad streets by girl named Ellen Garland
who brought It to the First ward station house,
whence It was sent to the Central Office In charge Of
an ofncer.
GRAND LARcESY.-Arthur Howe, aged fourteen
years, residing at No. 122 Attorney street. was
rested last night the charge Of stealing 500 worth
Of jewelry from Julia Rouse, residing at No. 1877 Riv
ington street. The father James Howe, was arrested
as an accessory after the fact.
ARREST OF ALLEGED SHOWERS OF COUNTERFEIT
MoNRy-James Miller and Richard Morris, who re.
fused to give their residences, we're. arrested last
night BY oficer Lewis. OF the Tenth pre- cInct, on
complaint of q saloon keeper named Jacob Pilger,
No. 80 Chryste street wio charges them with pass
ing a counterfeit $40 DILL on the Red Hook, y. j.,
bank upon him.
SUSPECTED FOUL PLAYA man named James
Carman, Of No. 0 Dominick street. whose death was
reported to have occurred from the efrects Of sun
stroke yesterday, In supposed to have died from
beating he received The facts In the case did not
come TO light until last evening, when IL was ascer-
tanned that q short time previous to his death
he had an alteration with man and was badly
beaten from the effects OF which he died. The Coro-
ner will hold post-mortem examination on the body
to-day. John Plunkett who had the difficulty win
Carman delivered himself up TO the police last night.
TENEMENT HOUSE Row.-Catharine Murray and
Marry Anne Pagan are inmates Of the tenement
house No. 90 James street. and last evening got into
an alteration in the progress Of which, it is alleged
Catharine struck Mary Anne, who responded by
throwing a pail Of dirty water over Catharine,
whereupon the latter, enraged, seized an axe and
gave Mary Anne q severe blow on the top OF the
head, INJECTING dangerous wound, and added. by
way OF giving additional point to her revenge,
back stroke at Mary Annes mother which caught her
over the left year, but not severely. Catharine
was arrested and taken TO the Fourth ward station
house and Mary Anne and her mother commended
to the care OF a ply sician.
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ELorENENT.-A young gentleman of Buffalo, n.
Y arrived In this city by the Hannibal train, on
Ssiurday morning, in search of sister who had
clipped some three weeks previous with an ex-army
officer the couple taking with them bonds very near
ly to the amount Of $4,000, the property OF the
bpther. The lady was an orphan. and at the time
of her elOpement was residing with her brother.
Ptor to her departure she secured the funds by
TINT The gentleman ascertaned that the couple
hai been in this city Tuesday last and had taken
tis on that day for Leavenworth He started In
pursuit last evening. lie desired To omit names
H,appeared more anxious in regard to his money
tim concerning the welfare of his sister. ST. JoseDi'
~ Herald.
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INsAs1rY FROM SUSsTR0KE.-At Cincinnati. on
sunday evening, considerable excitement was Gre
ated in the vicinity OF sixth and Race streets by the
insane condct OF Mr. J. Hardkopf proprietor OF the
ice cream 81 1on ut the southwest corner Of those
streets who. after eating dish Of ice cream, arose
from the table in very excited manner, drew re-.
voiyer nom his pocket and commenced shooting ~
everything t,tat was presented as marx. nc up
peared to ne really crazy, and those In the mmeaie
vicfuity who saw him shoot two balls through ais
windows, were Of course greatly alarmed. Mter
driving cvcryb5-s 10 the street and discnarglng !
80 loads from the psto. he fell 10 the nOor IN .
Painting condition. tws,-a mp as IN great pain asa
vomiting very ,.eey. II apfsais mat ne was emo,
rarity insane from the eiYects oi sunstroae,eal he
from the effects af hisincss
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Weather Along the Coast.


u The ONCE OF the Herald yachts at whitehall
slip All from and consgnees TO the
ass Of inward bound vessels will be forwarded free OF
char.
u One Of the Herald steam yachts-the JAMES or the
EA grTEw leave Whitehall every morning at halrpAst
our DC Lower Raw
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SAILED.

Steamships Europa, Glasgow; City OF Boston Liverpool
France do; Gen Grant and Geo Cromwell. New Orleans;
Flag Fernaudna; Cleopatra, and Thames savannah Man
haitian Charleston; Isaac Bell, Richmond Borussia Ham
burg: L Knight, Georgetown, DC, Empire, Alexandria
Wilmington, Wilmington, Del.
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A solid vote.-whiie Political wrangiinH
.ptanss The NE Of The nation .. ss 70 essy e%s,
broad basis as those Of KNOX The hats from l2 Broa
s 'a:'. A'' won '0' ''F'' maker ''' '''' '''
.ame properties as "Paphsn Lotion 70 cents e.s.
B i Vii n s"d fi NHGs RAJ
A.-Warramted Genuine Meer-csrum a.
lowest nsnufacurers' price, at PoLLAK q SONS -!
broadway Broome street. and q John STREE i, 81
ths block. Repairing and Boiling done
A7ca s s Caters ss; E nSs Tees ~ re-
~ Broadway, corner Howard street.
A.-News Comes from Prussia that Most
astoundug OF diseases OF the kidneys have s,c
4 s aS S sFfRs Sn Contains 81.
proportion every ingredient O. that famous miner, ~a
dace the same effects. Sold 81 an druggists
Rc,cbc,or,, Hair Dye.-The Best In tho
world Ths only perfect Dye harmless, reliable, ns.,at.
nsou.. Fsc,ory ID Bond street.
Circulars Of Every De,srp,ion and So .dcss
an hour. twenty-five s,s Is; ina ' III AZ;
q pRiS .ns P.Ifs Isl me y
abli.hed in tsOO.-The Metropolitan Jos
Printing Establishment. % Nassau srH''
For First Cia.. Printing Of Every De,cri,-
lion 20 TO The MeropoIin fo7 Printius E.,sbhu,n'.H
Nassau street.
Fire: FIRE.. fire.: g..
.s,ed 4 Haker re Marshal 81 the c'y p New YORK tor
me n,st fourteen yea5s rons BE friends and the public
,be i've 10 gate aud adjust psses by IRE IN
lie i also ray particular attention toihc prccurrm mt u
Kinds Of property IN rchaDf cOmptuifs ~
VII meet %%sa1:s f.'s attorney ana at Law
Chambers street, New YORK
Kelly Island Catawba for Cobblcr,, ai -
,aiion sound Bordeaux Table Claret 81 - 'nter
ss''" MURPHY DUNN, 81 Beaver sf.et.
MOSQUITO Nets and Patent Portable Cano-
Mo. At a l,Fy'S Curtain Store. ~ Brosdway
Seatpr.., EcOnomy and Despatch Combined
Il, Inc exocu5n Of orders Metropolitan Jo Printing bs,ab-
lshnen; " Nassau street
%, ,,pbiets, Law Reports, Nc.. Executed
with nsaine.s qcSness and despatch tsen, ave ;ent
sf ne METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENr. " Nassau street.
ROYAL Havana Lottery Prizes Paid in told.
furnished The highe paid or DOubipors
and a knls Ut Gold and silver.
TAYLOR CO, Boxers ID Wall street. T.
The Nost tcaithfvi Food, summer and
Il, L. Is HACKERS FAElNh Agreeable ami nutr ,ovs, "
admirable preventive aud corrective IN Infants sut
l,ds u ihe scmuef complaint and iisrrhes prevsins
ih's season.
The Famous Corner-g7 NASSAU street,
corner FUTON The Metropolitan JOB Printing Establishment
wigs, Toupces and Ornamental Hsir.-Bcss
quality Usir bye aud Hair Oye'as ell ecoss BAtuHo
LU1'S, u 8yud stree.
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Neatn~.., Economy and Despatch Combined
in the execution Of orders Me,ropoNsn J% tfntns bsao
Nassam street.
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pm ,.phiets, Law Reports, Ne. ENecni I'D
Win Sness and despatch. twenty ave per ;ent
chesppr than Other prntn. est Adjustment n DE fi
A. iSs METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
Al IT Na.sau .ireui
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Royai Havana Lottery Prizes Paid In told.
;,fo furnished The highe paid Tor Ooub'pons
and A klnls OF Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR & CO. Boxers, IL Wal street, N T.
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. so,,d yo,e.-WhiIs Political ",

A-Phnlon's " PnphIan L0iionv ReDie7c,
FRECKLEs, PINPLEs, TAN, SALT RHHcN, ERYStP.
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Kelly Island Catawba for Cebblcrs, NJ -
sS'"" MURPHY DUNN, 81 Beaver sf.et.
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u,.,u;,, Nets and Patent Portable Ganv-
,ic. At XII I,Ty'S Curtain Store. ~ Brosdway
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f,i Is HBCkkRs FAElNl Agreeable ami muir ,ous h's
mast admirable preventive aud corrective in Infants sut
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