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Death OF the Last Remaining Prisoner OF
the Rrvoiu Ion.

Judge James s. Campbell died on Wednesday,
he I'D inst, at his resi- enco near the village OF
berry Valley, Otsego county, at the advanced age
)fN years. He WAS in many respects remarkable
nan, being oDably the last prisoner OF tue war OF
lie kevolutiun, and undouOtedi, the only man VINO
ct ami cOuyersed with both the nrst President,
son. WASHINGTON, ana the last, Gen. Grant. lie
vas born In lT72 the estate Where lie died, whore
his father was born which his gran reclaimed
rom the " ilderness Ou the lrst settlement OF the
country and which IL now the residence OF lis son,
The Hon. William ". Campbell
When the massacre ut Cherry Valley took place in
IT'S, Immediately after that OF Wyoming and by the
anne party u Indians and Tories, under BrAnt and
Butler. Col samuel Campbell the late Judges father,
was away from home with his command In the army.
Ills Iamily we're taken captive; the homestead was
'urned; his aged mother, being unable to keep no
Eith tie party on their stormy November marcel, vas
y led, and his wife and children carried to Fort
Niagara. Most OF them were ,ooa exchanged; but
he late Judge, en child siI years old, WIS for
zone eison refined among the Indians, was carried
~ hr ck Ito Canada, and becume 20 habituated
10 IDe savage lie vhic1 lie led for about i've years,
% 70 orget his native tongue He was finally, after
Ueat IL ton, restored to his family Al Quebec and
Gu tie re-ettlement Of Cherry Valley, alter the war
returned to ais home, and has resided there ever
Leo.
ne Valley VI tie SusQuehanna with q party OF OF.
leets 70 VieM the scene OF the late On his
way he was entertained at the house OF Col. Camp
oell where lie met tie survivors OF the bloody at
I,k, among whom was the little rescued prisoner.
.hen about ~ years old. He manifested much In
ttes' IN the story Of the boy -captive, converting
reel with him about the curious experiences I've
lad gone through, The old man retained vivid re.
HeTefAnee u this event, and TO the last month OF
~ lie DIV cit upon 1t with evident pride, When the
var Of tue rebellion closed, and Gen. Grant came 70
huan' TO participate in tne celebration OF the
touul victories, the aged Judge ha oDened " be Wis
ing me- sun, Samuel Campbell. Eco, or CtstletUn.
ne nen, thence " Albany, where he was introduced
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New York Markets.
FRIDAY. April s.-FLouR AND MEAL-The mar
ncT spS ;ss o ,ST aR 70 tho sSsps u Sp
Bin, isnsnd sales 500 boil; = 3, 2sesso for .upet
81 Louis. ssiesssJY Cor southern super. EsCsssso
ouf and sls ts gycy aud com
meal Also, jersey bag meal, at t92 for whlte' and
.sGhhIs.w6es, avn .nd nesyyi sale. 81 900 bush: at
%e for rejected s airing e y, Tor PRIME No
store Is for amber winter in ,tor. oorp sIm. but
ys,y dS na a for Ss "a H. ssw yssr
Barley N demand AZ nc All, with ,se ~ 1000 bush
s s. Nal. ss' o lGysr ssnr , ps e csis
~sI:s S Sss S1:l sS.ss,
,sSc, with more cxp9rt demand spirits sIUrpSntine
s5%sT and s eSi or sSs' ade, fSt
:sSc Tor ren.sd and i.se Cor crude wss.hey dnli
Ssss d Use Of. ss sS5 3s assf St%
e LIVERPOOL. and sSd.i Bristol. TaiiOv assss $40
onooEsiys-cofee more active, sale, Goo b,ss Rio,
t%S' Ss,scSso. sssc o. lava "a e apd is,
elsHc. all gold. Rice steady, sgsc Mola'ssf an,l
sc New o Ina ie s1ssTs du AID sessS
fair TO good refining sx@9Sei sales 100 hhds and l75
boSes refined lower best ground and orushsa i2hS
fRovrnoSs-Pork IN demand. but little Offer M, aud
*, Cash ana req isr and prime ,a9 Is, ana 20
Dbl: do tlis mouth ut G1S13 Beef quiet snttleadY
fierce beet ii nominal Reef hsms steady at ssSssS
Gut meats In demand and firm sales ~ pkgs. inclunng
Bacon 3 ons se sS
Mseady a i2sistc Lard dn Snd a. nsmna' o. atS &C.
ties NJ lshc seiicrl months nnticr selling more freey
At l2oc ior Old western, ieaSc Tor old state; aud =
GaSe for new state. Cheese IN better export demand
at Is b.CtlGi.c. which IL bet ter
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GOSSIP FROM THE BALL FIELDS.

The EysiAn Fields grounds viii be formally
oprved !" on SATURDAY next
ihe " Rcd Stockings will make q Southern trip
" Nay and come East IN June.
brooklyn riak bas been In use by ball PLAYERS
wee re ,Aatng cosedi the ball 10 passed around
every afternoon.
CraNer, OF the Haymakers, las nnsily turned up
mcsg the inducement being q 800 for the season
~ hand.
,,' Irzr game will take place at the Cupitoline
I8Itl on Saturday next. The Starr VIII play, and
IVA hhi DEF viii donate the price.
M ~; ~ Khan, who rrvoved IRON the Eckfords 10
f"' gm .cs Of Washington, has made another revolu.
"o 500 i At ~ e'en Que OF the new Chicago nine.
tsahor Kirk and Mr.. and Mrr. Samuel Leayitt
w. on ceoreTatlye IDEAS are getting up home
.,sS .s combine taste. beauty. and comfort with
a, n' Alhtcs viii open the season on Thursday
~ Napllu ne ground Inc lno will be the same ~
W it 1I' Wy lt exception OF PeATcs and Crane ther
'''' o'lug hl.cu Oy S~Andel aud Hall.
riH' oueI day, Messrs. Peck Snyder Of this city
Laerics "In nom PEusla Tor tue use Of parry OF
onaj sul.uth ~ OAo " tho unlytrAues th'r0 for
'"'' VI Os.li bats, shoes caps. &c.
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TIE FlLL OF lNOTHER BuILDIyG.
This Time one Of the Great Structures on
Btout Wayne Lives Lost

This Time enc Of the Great Structures on
Broa' way-No Lives Lost
Yesterday morning, at o'clock, the northeast
part Of the new building Lafayette place, extend
ing through to Broadway, fell to the ground. From
the front no disturbance in the building was visible
save great cloud Of dust. But on one side It was
that sixty feet Of wall from tho lafayette pl zee
front had fallen. dragging with IL part OF the tin
roofing. The building was for Messrs. Wood q Sons
who contemplated moving into 1t next month. The
excavations were begun on the LIST OF January and
the masonry on the LIST Of February. AMER thst
time tho work was pushed on with the greatest
rnpdity. four hundred men ut times being employed
IL.
That part which fell was a sheer stretch OF wall
unbroken by single window. GO feet IN length aud
70 feet In height IL WIS impossible to support or
strengthen It 10y buttr"--es. II ~ inches thick
in the basement but only six above tie secobd story
Mr.. Wilkes, who lives next d. or, had flncicd that
the wall WAS out Of plumb, and had gone to Super
intendent hacgregor about II. Tue Superintendent
despatched the 0eputy OF the district TO survey IT,
lie did so, and reported all well Two days alter.
ward the wall WIS down, and the nei-hbors staring
az II. The materials OF the building were unusually
good. No lives were lost.
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DIED.
DYE.-suddenly. on Thursday. April 7. Joseph H.
Dye, IN the Ssh year Of his age
The relatives aud frends OF the family
fnlly invited 70 attend ms funeral at the Methodist
Church. corner Morton aud BedfoTdss to-day (satur-
KfNG.-Aner a short illness. Friday. Aprn Q. Mary
King In the !tth year OF her age.
The relatives ana friends of the family are respect
fny invited to attend the funeral from the residence
OF her daughter, Mrs Eeedham. 70 Pearl ST.. brooklyn.
on sunday at O'Clock.
,,iklEkNAN.1on Friday. Agnl q Thema. Francis
Herman, son OF Terence and Bridget Herman aged
years, months, and DAYS.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect.
fnlly invited TO attend the funeral IRON the residence
OF ~ parents 81 East SD st. on Sunday afternoon at
MoAFEE,-on Friday morning At I O'Clock, Isabel,
Youngest child OF James and Marie hcAfee. aged II
months and 10 DAYS.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fuy invited TO attend the funeral this Saturday after.
West 18th sL
NEVINs-On THURSDAY. April I. Michael Nevins.
native OF Ireland aged % years.
The reatlyes and friends Of the family are invited
attend The funeral from his late residence. 4th and
list st, Harlem.
swEENEY'-on Thursday. Aprti J. james, son OF
Anne and EdTa.d Sweeney, aeed months and e days.
n, The iunern Will take Place from Huron sti between
dAO afternoon al O'clock.
sPALLIN-At her late residence. corner De KAlb ard
kostrald avs, Brookyn, Mary Spallin native OF the
county Weetmealn. Ireland.
The friends OF tho family invited 60 attend the
funeral on Monday, the 10th inst. 1t O'Clock.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

rnIDAI, April smP a., MThs gold maIss, has
ssSo '1 The psss Sn on . T opeaas
to nss The cause. ooorIOu.ns to TN, nrmns'. were
'uo .u''no' sn.s -, ''i.-n eA'"AHse ""u the ue'
higher range Of prices wa. further assisted py tho de-
cline OF nvetwentes in the European markets. under
m. ooio ROAD .,,on, n.o n, p A on, =, -.
the memory of the late Gen. Tnoma. Af,er the formal
sa,oafnm NEW the savanos was msn'alned, WIN ma.
for gold sna balance. were carried a, 81. ~, 4 and
een i"r ~, o'o, AZ 'he oo,n EhehanEe
Hank were tS529ooi gold balances t'js,9G2.l7, and
currency balances. sSs6,G6aS.
Inc principal quotations werei
10 h..............il2h2 F. M.................ll9x
~ M'....,...',.'..hsSsP. h'.............,.ii2S
- .n 80. r.oa. a." a., 80, ", 'ue' nv
vance Id ra'es unoer 'ne hshttnppy OF cotton bils
At the close prime sixty DAYS bills quoted at iosy
~Ive' 'ikn' " ,~o@.0'n' SUI oo.'''e'.'s'' ooSs'1t'
The money market gradually relapsins into the
ease previous the late furry The supply on call has
onsrea ae.top. pan y, b 20 ,he COZ,
s.sy money erousn0S, The e rm%s Which :n
tics: Ths hss o s .saseseG ~ The & bond
nIces moi ea a. ISndon decIinsd 10 hoS
The nfmSess in gold ha. also Impaired Strength tsc
% s1ysesoS S % AHys oosb %o:. seye o az % @
10 the effect thai The Contraction clause In The fundns
bill will NOT pass tho House Tie market ed seaav
ma aired Btd tsIsd
o. a. Cur. 6s...,.iii Iliksao U.s. COUP . Iiok Il0x
"a. 1881 ll8X ia $50, rs, c. ia JiOsF i0sX
O. ISL coup,..iiIE iiikiS20 'oi COUP i0oS i092
FR0 kA =
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meUtu,.


No MEDICINE e'vssi
Except In those case. where on examination II may
dies, which, combined with my peculiar Magnetic
Operation, accelerate perfect aud radical cure
DIR. DODGE,
PRACTICAL PHYSICIAN
FOR CHRONIC DISEASES.
Late of Montreal. chicsgo. St. Louis. Philadelphia,
Baltimore. Cincinnati Hartford and Springfield Mass..
HAS ENGAGED
DoDwOErB HALL.
600 BROADWAY,
where he wli publicly Heal the Sick. free Of charge.
"wnbou, Money and without Price"
FROM UNTIL II O'CLOCK EACH MORNING
tsundays cIoeptsd,, for about % days. commencing
TUESDAY MOANING. APRIL s. 1870.
ALSO TAKEN PARLoRs AT
NO. sS EAST 18TH ST.. BETWEEN BROADWAY
AND 9TH Av.
UNTIL ABOUT THE isT OF JUNE.
Where those VINO able and willing 10 pay may
from II A. NJ. tai r. NJ. each day.
THE PUBLIC ARE INVITED TO WITNESS THESE
WONDERFUL CURES PERFORMED IN THE HALL.
no SURGICAL OPERATIONS PERFoRMEDi
CHRONIC DISEASES cUREDi
ACUTE PAIN INSTANTLY RELIEVED
THEL LANE WALK THE BLNDsEEi
THE DEAF HEART
OVER 10000 PATIENTS TREATED IN 10 YEARS
The diseases which yield readily to the curative
agency OF this method. as practised by me. arei
Dyspepsia. Constipation. Asthma, Angina Pectors.
chloross Loss OF Voice, Rheumatism. Rheumatic Gout.
Liver Disease. all kinds OF Sexual Weakness Diabetes
Headache Nervous Irritation OF the Brain. Bronchitis
catsrh. Diseases Of the Heart, Eruptve Diseases Con
vuisions. Hysteria, Neuralgia. Thrush. Congestion Of
Spleen, Irritation Of Stomach, Diseases OF Kidneys
liberation and Displacement OF the womb, Morbid
Appetite, wakefuness. General Debility Weak Spine,
Nervous Depression. Dlncult Breathing with PAIN in
the Lungs Weak and Sore Eyes OF every description.
Discharges from the Ears Noise in the Head. cancers
Tumors Piles. Suffering. &c.
Dr. DODGE has. in connection with his peculiar treat.
NJ. discovered SPECIFIC for that terrible disease
Eptepne FYs. particularly invites those afiicted
with tho spasms.
At Dodworth Hail. yesterday morning, Mr. W. L.
Lewis OF @7 West st. this city. had To be brought to
Dodvorh Hall. suffering neuralgic psin in the
head aud dizziness. After treatment by the Doctor.
he returned to his home alone without assistance, and
returned again this morning. feeling almost well
Another gentleman Nj. VIM Grundy. OF Hoibrook, LII.
deaf fourteen Year,. by treatment greatly i'm.
proved. gentleman came forward suffering with
rheumatic pain In right stated he had put mis-
hand to bis head put his without assistance
six mont he. In ten minutes he IRE nom pain.
and could his arm well ever and so demon.
sraod by putting his without assistance.
Several ladies successfully treated for neuralgia
headache and other Affections.
Patients will pay in proportion to property
CONSULTATION FREE.
For IN tic city see daily papers also.
call at Han. where heal the sick publicly and free Of
charge.
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BANKING AVID BryzyCI1L.

THE LOAN OF THE CHEsAPRAKK AND OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY presents most favorable
opportunity for safely Investing money in small or
large sums. 10 realize fair rate Of interest
therefrom, and 10 secure at the same time the I'd.
vantage of the desired guarantee Of the safety and
certainty Of the principal
The Loan is in Bonds OF 800, $500, and $1,000.
Coupon or Registered. They have thirty years 10
run. Interest six per cent, PAYABLE May and No
vember l. Principal and interest pay able In Gold In
the city Of New York.
Prizes 70 and accrued interest.
Bonds delivered at all points free Of express
charges. FISK d HATCH, Bankers, &C.,
Nissan street
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cream OF the >porrina News.

bt'S'g ;hd Kern an IN n; 1t on Tuestov next,
"A ' '''e f 10 incrfcrruee from the "pcelen."
h. ,os. arrived At Nrw Orleans few DAYS ago, and
'' 'h III. 'Otp rrox.
'toI eoudou.. Of ST. Louis. has left 800 with
'.lrf ~ '" 'f 'st Tat he iesnes 10 nsht hGky
''" 'oi no tdc
r N.''rnd Nas accepted Mike Englsh's chal.
49, ~ 10 lhe my amt nanies the llth INST. "a
'.' If.. b Hit,hs,
ktI'V w, ff"NnC pulicr fuscO. John MrKeel, tho
tta E.'' N'i,H'n, OK rs>rr'i h,s wI.linr Gas 10
's. 'In-n.,or.y. - '"'"'' ''' ''''O'
ii .as,' '''t "uror'l matsh Nr 400 mad tie
'l h'h 90 w'". 'h" ar's Grew 4 81. John,
it... .'t |.. Cow " &ra"istIt ON ryn,- EnF.
'"'gt 81. Ca, .i '-'J 10 t..s place un ttis ST.
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.,,,,,s q mex, week ln.e not bccn ~ ti' i"g
a..I....I.U .., i'ul u', 10 wr"r htd clJia,
Goa .,ry, s,,ea ycaIs how. lw"n YOU always
,Ir....i u..,. Do day 10Y orus sccm t. ttu'h ont
.,,aa,.4. u,yrt.,. m, plioS w.tbou' wanting
~ ,tt ..u iu ny l.u.'. 'or =, cd night kiss and
'5,sa and ilo i,W mouths before yur car openly he
,,,.. viii be- long enough at least. No rrgs ehall
49,, sndcr ny ircti hut never let public opinion
,,rv ne \ O. snd never mean 10. So sunbeam shall
,ouc whenever can and sta, a. long Dusin,ts viii
,,,,rt Ivll decide about tie summer just ne soon
a, can dai hog. eau probably sunrise by Monday
rpes Iay.
d ling. should bo dndfd IL YOU had fascinated me
m, dsJ or week. The trees which grow IN an hour
Rave 10 t.ptcot. Oufe believe To be no love Of
,oouda, hour, but Tor al tmc. Only one love ever
rev 20 slowly into my heart you're has that was
10 ppdcr blessed that heaven needed ana took II
w dazzling you are all would have YOU ebdcRv what
voul have you. IN mind. ,ody, aud estate. and my
ID heart hnds In you INFINITE rest, and riches. and
igeetncss Good night my love, my own, my wife.
Burn this viii you not7
The face Of the letter was as follows:
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Live stock NfnrLct.

NV YonK, FRIDAY. April s-With its car lo'ds
o. 81 beef rAttle rec lived since Wednesday mo1t OF
which sale this morning. the market opened
very nrm at full rrccs, bnt closed shade easier snd
lbout 100 head remained uneolf. FAC usive OF
load Of still fed bulls soil ~ Bsc. n, and extra
and prem steers sold nj iif Use. 10 make 90 ns
The gross cwt. the extreme range Of prices was 1t0t
l5c. with the buk OF the sales At lSdl6c sheep con
unue firm iu'l prices. Receipts were 3,ioQ heal
nearly onc-half clipped Poor prime unsho-n sheep
We're sold at 7j@ehc n with SONG OF the pest at tS
lOac cars Of clipped were sold al I've. aud haf car
of poor az, At 5lSc' Hogs duh, with SN rcsh
rCccrts all for ghterers Dressed hogs gtsg
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Krrgcr OF TIE LITTER.

The back OF the letter W" stamped with Richard
ION initials, A. n. R."
ruI INJECT or TIE LITTER.
~ powerful and maddeniug was the effect pro
,ueed by the reading Of this letter. that the chances
,re 10 the cuunsel for the defence had said TO the
lury, we have done. II you choose 10 hang the
prisoner for shooting tie who wrote that letter
% his wife, hang lin ~ u ~ the Jury would have
acquitted Mcfarland without leaving their seats.
fne couit adjourned TO II O'Clock on Monday.
10 tie Editor OF me sur.
SIR notice that several the evening paper. state
during the recess in tho Mcfarland TRIAL to-day
alked for somn time with Mr. Mcfarland, holding him
unsAnuy by the hand | have not seen Daniel Me
farlAnd since tne day he shot Mr.. Richardson, nor
ave been In court. As almost everything that has
ven published Alb put myself, or my house. In connec
Jon with the Mcfarland aud lichardton affair has
,een untrue, will thank editors not TO my name
shlut TAKING some pAIns to ascertain whether what
aey are publishing 10 " lc. Nely respectfully,
kEw YORK, April 8, 1850. SAMUEL SINCLAIR.
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Steamship ATLANTA, ondon. mdse and pAss.
Steamship Man. Bremen mdse. ana pass.
steamship Huntsville, Savannah, mdse and PASS.
Steamship MONTGOMERY. say annah. mdse and pass.
Sfca nm Charleston. Charleston. mdse. and pass.
steamship Pioneer, HaN ana, sugar.
ship Carries II; Marshall. Liverpool, mdse. and pass
Shin Elizabeth Nicholson. S1angac. Jan. J, tea.
Bark sacramento. -. Helena, palm oil.
HarK Lizzie H., Calcutta. mdse.
Brig Aquidneck, Carfenas, molasses.
Brig LOuc Star. CientueRna. sugar
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The Charter passed by an overwhelming majority
In the Senate. rndeT ne provisions man may wend
his way TO 2is broadway. mat famous bat store,
from a great variety OF styles a lat best becomes
him. the smiling and AhAbe KNOB vouchsahng his ad.
vice the matter from pure cOurtesY.-AdU.
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SuHutss llotlt,5.
Ovington Brothers,

OviBgton Brothers,
Not subjected to the enormous rents OF New York. arc
Offering
THEIR SPRING IMPoRTATIoNs,
NEW. FRESH. AND BEAUTIFUL,
TEN PER CENT. Lass
THAN NEW YORK HOrsEs.
PARIS GRANITE DINNER sETs, ron az to els.
FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS from so to s.g.
DECORATED DiSNER SETS. rom 90 TO sa5J.
ELEGANT STOCK OF BRoSZEs.
Goods delivered In New York aud vicinity. Full ton
Ferry cars pass the door.
go 23s. AND $40 FULTON ST. pROoKLYN.
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TRIUMPHANT IRON THE START.-Phalon's Vitalia,
or salvation for the H. an article as clear water
def osits no sediment either In thu bottle the
hea and will restore hair To It's natural hue
from two to ten a. plicnuons.-.idp.
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niRINE IYrELLIGENCE.

Nivrs7rrY AINNNAC-rrtr nav
81 SUI scfs.... q Moo1 Tisos.. I IS
VArEt-r
ssrdy HOOK. u Uoy.l Island. VI He'll cate. %
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sAlOtts.

cIUFKF1
ONAND AFTER DATE the chop house DO
DMtmcnt OF the Astor House Exchange will be open
until midnight. Out OF toWn parties VIA mad tho
choicest Of yiauds and prompt attendance Entrance
ladies BarcaysL The attention OF the public 10
invited to our Increased facilities, Chops, steaks.
Welsh rAteblis. &C., served on the English plan.
&, 4 SrETsON'S SONS.
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Spna al Anfnrfs.

R0R SPRING WEAK.
spRIsg ovERcoATs.
spRNa BUSINESS SUITS.
THE LARGEST VARIETY IN sTYLR AND QUALITY.
THE BEST GOODS AND MOST sopERA rB PRICES.
pEvLIN Co.
BROADWAY, CORNER GRAND ST..
BROADWAY. CORNER wARREs ST.
QUITTING TnE BUSINESS.
seE sT T2s o s EEgS sy fhfk 5
FL bs s6 GSG G tEcss FS DIP
EVEN BEFORE TIE WAR
100 WHITE CHINA DINNER SETS AT LESS THAN
SqI9RE5 Alp enT CHINA DINNER SETS AT
, 200 COLO AND Silr CHINA TEA SETS AT
100 .MouSTED CANA CARD RECEIVERS. AT
= 20 5ifSS FRENCH CHINA MANrEL VASES. AT
EVERYTHING MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES
LOOK AT THE PRICES IN OUR
SHOW WINDOWS.
WIZ. DALEY g CO.. ssi BROADWAY.
v. ". HAUGHwOUT a. co.,
CORNER BROADWAY AND BRooME ST,
will continue for ten days only.
their
GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE
Of
CHINA, GLASS. GAS FIXTURES,
SILVER PLATED WARE. BsUNZEs. CLOCKS, AND
MANrEL SETS.
CALL AND EXAMINE THEIR PRICES,
MARKED AT AND BELOW COST
In plain figures each article.
The last invoices they shall receive OF
CHOICE PARIS AND GERMAN GOODS
are row being opened.
AMER May their successors, Messrs. Nicoi David.
will continue the busiuess GO Broadway near
Great Jones 1t.
POMEROY's "FISGER PAD TRUSS"
So ca He'd because II initiates the pressure OF the hu
man anger In It's method OF retaining Rupture or
Awarded the First Medal and Diploma Of the Ameri.
RsPor, Of Tie judges.
co. SIS ' broaSsay New Yoassssr The P Commute.
are Gnanpou, 10 reporting IN favor Of the superior
S By sS rSes &c sd% g
5 5kSEs 4 shSGEfSd R. S2T yG1ss.
true cory nH2SS " G saS' aP &C. Sec M,,as.r
An illustrated pamphlet. giving fnl description OF
~ " W PoMEisoY&C
ADVANTAGES OF THE RIGGS TRUSS.
II cures Hernia; IL does it, work according to ma.
lures own laws. Its construction u such thatlt
CANNOT DO INJURYi
Either by pressure upon the spermatic or by over
stretching and charging the openings U 10 perfectly
he d any ecoao%e wGra s sso@
Instruments adapted TO every variety OF Hernia, aud
Tor the treatment OF vsroicocee superior to any other
appliance supporters. Shoulder Braces, Elastic stocx
2 BARCLAY STREET.
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Leonard y. Bu ltou'. - v Wv Yoke" Shirts,
made 10 order OF NEW YORK MILLS, AZ ESQ pc dozen
HAND MADE" Send for circular aud measurem mi
NOTICE.
Send your orders direct to The NEW YOKE
SI T 70 sold In the stores All offered for sale are
connterfelts and not my make. No goods genuine
unless my written signature 10 on the box
LEONARD b. DALLOU, Agent,
Inventor OF the Ceieoreled ~; y; g." and
ONLY DEPOT. 2se BROADWAY. new YORK.
PyIe's " q. X. :" Soap- Esta blish ID In 1890
hGs become the leading household ,oap OF thc age.