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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-26
Court Of Comm ON Pleas.
Before Judge Inglis.

Arthur Tappan ct ais. VS. DaDid Denaldson and
Abel Harker.-This was action to recover the
sum Of 1888 3d. being the amount of promisory note
at ninety days. dated July 9Th, 1889, OF which one Of
the endants was the maker and the other the
indorser. The note was adduced and the signatures
admitted to be in the hand writing of the deten'
dants.
On the part of the defence was commended that the
note was drawn payable TO Harker and given to him
in order to raise money for Donaldson, and that as he
Harker, received none Of the proceeds he was not
liable.
1t was also contended that the note was endorsed
by Harken to Pomeroy and Bull as collateral
security for an old debt and it also appeared that at
that time Harken told them it was an accommodation
note and yet notwithstanding this notice, the note
was lodged in the hands of the plaintiffs collateral
security for lean obtained from them by Pomeroy
and Bull.
There were good masy novel points Of law ad
duced aud other tschnicals brought up on the part
Of the defence, one Of which was that the notary
had placed his seal the paper which contained the
protest whereas it should have been placed on
separafe paper, and affixed to the protest.
The court overruled this, although his honor said
it raised doubt and objection in his mind, and the
iury under the charge Of the court, found verdict
for the plaintiffs for the full amount claimed with
interest.
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u. y. Giro uit Court.
Before Judge Belts.

Nov. 25.-The following gentlemen were sworn Of
the grand iaquest:-
George D. Rapeliee, foreman, Saul Alley, Barna.
bus Bates. William b. Balls, James b. Dominick,
Francis Pickett, Joseph Girard, Jonathan Goodhue,
G. w. Hatch, ID. C. Kingsland, David Lee, James
Lee, Schuyler Livingston, X. H. McCurdy, Gi dec
Ostrander. N Paulding, Thomas Suffern. z. c. Tho
mas. WIN. M. Vermilyea, Chas. A. Van Zandt, NJ
chard Williamson. Campbell p. White, Prosper M.
Wetmore and Samuel J. Willis
His Honor briefly adverted to the heavy state o.
grand Jury to some Of the most prominent circum-
Stances which would be brought before them for ad'
Indication His Homer added that the district attor-
new would be happy and ready at all times to offer
his aid and advice to the jury, il they should need it.
The jury then retii ed and the court rose and adj
iourned to Tuesday. Nsn
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duced before the committee, concluded by offering
the following resolution:

the following resolution:
That David Ksnsr and William Hutton deputy keepers
suerag William Ktchman after remaining hours in prison
who nourhment Of any kind and after hav
ia cell for the night without ring any relief themselves
making his case known to others.
The paper was ordered to lay on the table.
On motion Of alderman Purdy, the unfinished busi-
ness laying on the table taken up.
Document No. 49, being the report Of the police
committee aboishing the Office of superintendent
Of the watch, was read discussed and then again re-
ferred back to the law committee.
Document No. %, which grants donations to the
various disPensarss in the city, then taken up
and adopted
Document No. IL, on the petition from the Screw
Dock Company. praying for the passage OF an or
diuance authorizing the establishing Of the Screw
Dock in Water st. south Of South street The majority
of the committee to whom this petition was referred,
reported against the project and the minority drew
up most verbose report in favor Of the monopoly
as prayed for.
After long discussion the resolution in favor Of
the scheme as proposed by the company and their
mittee, was adopted by a majority of one. The
Board then adjourned at IL o'clock.
BOARD AssIsTArs.-Nov. &.-RepOrts.-In
favor of removing the rails of the Harlem Rail-
road, below Broome street in the Bowery. Adopted.
In favor Of remuneratng VIM johnson, for DANA
ges sustained by him in Of his ejectment
from certain property purchased OF the city
Adopted.
In favor of paying John Waters and John Hop
kins each the OF 600, for injuries sustained in
the performance of their duty. Adopted. e..
Ordinance. Fixing the salaries of the future spe-
cia Justices at 800, and that of their clerks at
81 400 per annum. Adopted.
Reports-In favor Of remitting the taxes imposed
on the Benevolent Society for the relief Of INDECENT
females.
Resoiution-Making it imperative on the city
watch to be more vigilant in giving the alarm in
cases of fire. Adopted
Requiring the Comptroller to report the amount
of Corporation Bonds issued since the Let instant
Adopted.
Requiring the Corporation Attorney to report the
number of prosecutions instituted by him. Adopted.
Requiring the Aims House Commissioners to re-
port the number Of cases admitted during the last
six moAths Adopted.
Ordinance-Making a farther appropriation of
$4,000 for defrayng the expenses of the courts of
law. Adopte
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LSLEGANT ROOM TO LET.-Two gentlemen, o. gsnr
II teman and his wife have elegant with board
aid the Of library Of 1000 Volumes pisno &C. in
tee private family ~ John The family circle consists o.
ur Terms for the board sc $ for the two
persons The best Of references will be note adj
dressed A. this Office will be attended to- and other
mode Of application. nef
TNHE COMPLExION.-FEMALE.B EAUTY-Atkin-
seas Depatory, the only article that has been
found to permanently superhaous hair from the acs
neck and Of Females leaving the skin soe finer and
whittier than before its application II mild and harmless
In its nature that be used upon infant with perfect
safety. For saleprise dollars per bottle-st GU1ONS,
1889 Broadway Agent for the United States Of America 5
CLOAKs! CLOAKs. CLoAK5.--At II. b. GRAY's
~ Cheap Store No. So Catherine Of Madison st.
(under the church, The extensive Of Ladies
and Mes' 9th and Merno CLIO aKs also the cheap
e to be found in the city Ladies Of the
Gle cannot fail to get supplied, The
pete Also, well selected Of seaonablc Dry
Goods cheap. II. b. GRAY, so Catharine st,
ma lw' of Madison
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FULTON date fore
~ man to J. Y. Water) and JAMES THURSTON, have
this day formed coparnsship urdee the firm Of FuLror
for the purpose Of conduct ting the Plumbing Bus
ness at $50 Broadway.
New York, Sept is, 1889.
NARDThe undersigned having had considerable expert.
~ ence in the Plumbing Business and being acquainted with
every improvement in their ne and practical
men consider themselves inferior none before the
public with confidence Of giving satisfaction
q. FULTON,
J. THURsTON
New York, Oct 7, $780, o79-3ms
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r b. IRWIN Co., Members Of the Royal College Of
Surgeons Londen, continue to be consulted delicate
diseases In all their various stages at their Office 204i Fulton
street, where from the commodou arrangement OF their
aborng under delicate complaints be treated with
secrecy and safety
j. B. Irwin CO. pledge themselves that in all Of the
violent venorea which have hitherto fallen under their
notice their treatment without mercury has been most
cesul and speedy Tsey need by certfcae direct the
public attention to their superior practice those Diseases
their reputation in this city well known and respected BY
all who had scaon to confde in their henor strongly
recommended to females who the habit Of using their
OCCASION might produce effects which those who
would be mothers DESTROYS 70 avoid preventative
be had-reeen cured in two days. Those who have
ured themselves by secret and destructive habit obtain
relief Solvent security Is all that will be required until
shall be effected Letters post paid detailing the
tue Of the complaint and covering suitable fee will be i'm
1edatey attended to- and medicines with full directions for
~arded TO the pattes. n3-lm@
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ONE PRICE HAT STORE.

- NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cos, NV style q
Hsas ready fv ss the lo~ 6set price Of -
hsy sarpsss 10 bssuty any offered fs shs sasas
price, combining The requisite qualities Of the more costly
ltr~s> durability and lsssrS The great s.msr o. hats
~hich hey ss s.d fss sssa ss enables thee - ss's -
tele superior 10 those uss>iy ssh n the Price. The
pvte Are Invited 70 sxaise - jsAse sv 1910 bsovs
Cos, wholesale asa retail wsrssns - CAatAst corner
Of Mcttstrest. New xer& sfes@'
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CONNER oumC1t.
Nov. 25-BoARp OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS EEr-
ryc-The board met 1t half past six NJ, Prssi-
dent in the chair The minutes Of the last meeting,
were read and confirmed. n.
A message was received from his honor the mayor,
Transmitting 60 the president, certain charges az A'ns
one Of the officers Of the third district city watch OF
the name Of Seaman, which had been pr ifsrred BY
Justice Taylor ef the Upper Police. The ssbjecs
was sferred tn the Ponce Cemmittee.
Sundry Petitions were read and referred.
A resolution from the other Board for observing
the 2sln instant day o fasting, prayer and thanks
giving was concurred In. Sundry other papers and
resolutions from the Board of Assistants, were re-
fsrred to the appropriate committee Of this Board
A resolution suthorisng the Ere and water com.
mt'ss TO pay esra. lae.rsr, Tor Ps,'Sr%n.s sns
meut OF his successor, was ccncurrsd in.
Rsposrs.-From the Committee Laws In re-
laticn TO dividing the ices Of the oce Of Collector
Of Taxes aaiy among the principal and the de DUTY
collectors. Ordered to lie ON the tabse and De
IN favor Of paying the claims Of Engines. sc, on
THAR bills being. certified BY the Fire and Water
In fsvcrof paving the Marsha, Of the Marine Court
for services rendered since the expirstson 81 the
law establishing that eshes Inc commi'.ss snoasns
commended that Mr.. Trenchant De lot rsaPpe'nsed.
Adopted.
Infavorof uniting the sum assessed for the open
Ing Of 4Sth 9th and 5Oh streets, the society Tor
the education Of the deaf and dumb. Adopted
From the Joint Special Committee ON rendering
the hospitaiities Of this city to Richard M Johnson
Vice President Of the ". 8.
TIE clerk read a ling correspondence between the
Vice President and the Chairman, In which his
Excellsncy declined the public honors intended for
HIM under the pretenc. ol private BUSINESS al the
south. The committee In their icpert lamented the
exigency and hoped that they should have the plea
sure 81 his company after the session Of Congress
Aid. Benson moved that the whole Of the docu-
nents be printed.
AID. Purdy thought IL unnecessary to incur the
expense but woald not oppose the motion.
Some very rrosy speeches were made this pro.
li6c topic, and then the, motion for printing was
adopted
Prom the committee on the police on the request of
los. Kscler who desired the dis,nisssof two watch
men.r The report rrquest~d the board 20 take the
matter out &C their hands asd turn over to spec
cial con N ttee -. A
Frcu a minority Of the police committee respect
ex the death OF William Kitchen, who was eaten "
aae rats In n cell ofthe city prison
This report, after rceaptulstins the testimony adj
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-26

Custom of the Counfry'-A couple Of ladies
from the land of green Erin, were brought up charg
ed with stealing a cotton umbrella and hatchet.-
Both Of them were lienally descended from the
Kings OF Ireland, and consequently prefxed the big
o to their names. One called herself Mary OCon-
ner, and the other Meg. O'Conner.
Magistrate-Well Margaret, how come you to
steal this mans umbrella!
Margaret-Is it stating yer honor calls it to take
a dirty umbrella to hold over ones head, and II
raining it nlver has done since the days OF Noah
Magistrate We'll, but you should not take
Their persons umbrella without first asking permits
sion Margaret Don't you know that!
Margaret-Why shure then il i was to ask, i shond
nver be following the custom Of this free country;
the blessing Of ST Patrick be on it Does not every
body take what belongs to every body, and Is not
Magistrate-I never heard that such the Gus
tom but for fear yoa should think so, 1 shall COM
nit you. Now Mary what havs~yos tssey ehsef
Marv-Fsith and Il wss aysslf that borrowed il.
aad never remembered . take Il back again.
Magistrate-And never mssat "a. I dare say, 90
I shall commit you to keep company with msrsa
ret. t s.. -NsH
Almost sacriisgs-John Mott was caught on sun
day night running on with bag Of nails which some
work men had left az the French church, corner oil
franklin and Church streets John having notning
to say in his defence, was committed. ...
Rob6ing Stores. Mary McGowan applied to
q Waterman to know elf he dealt in hams, be.
cause she had some 20 sell at fifty cents piece"
The guardian of the night, concerning that MARY
could not have bought her hams il she cold them
so low. and knowing that a grocery at the cor
uer Of Elm and Anthony streets had been desPoiled
lately Of lot Of such commodities, took Mary
thtker and il turned oct that the identical hams she
wanted 10 sell were three OF those carried on Ma
nv, Of course, was committed.
Suspicious very ragged loafer, who gave his
name at the watch housc a. John CunninEham, was
arrested in Franklin square with lot OF crockery
ware in his possession John said he had not stolen
the brittle commodity, but not even the magistrate
we I'D credit Johns assertion on such delicate
nj the Office. N e t.es
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-26

~ YMNABTfC ExEncfoEs--W. FULLER BEES
~ form gesilsen Of Ns~ y~rn shc as nifty tht
his xywnasnms 500 - Ann str~ss IN fan
oppsraes w. y - esrsiAosss frsn fhs most smnsut
iagesto be derived from the exercises Of the
These exsreses s1sytsd 70 81 ages and tsksn
who has siven the greatest saton Tor the last years
this estsblishsnt Win continue give lessons NE ssbs
science OF Fsscing sssh hos Will suit s ecsvssienes
Of his pupils ofboys usder ~ ysar Of age, FROM
TO oslsck w. y win be always 2reesent duriaE their
erci An evesne cs about bsiDg fsrmsa lsf win
ter For card Of terms appy = above. sle In.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-26

II OF AfR COOxsNG sTovE-Th,s nev and unrf-
vailed s1svs IL no manufactured and Kept fsf sale ~
the subscrbsv a les Greenwich street. ee~sa .oosssd
and Dy> ssrs~ss tn. puc assured this Steve supse.
ali e~rs uo \ ,s> for coohss purposes and %
ma The Oven which twice large that 81 any other
H. sssssix ~ os AZ, conducted IN nus In such manner
- 10 ssvss rsrssssy hess n every pat ~hA w.
,xSssspd or s~is'.h.d "a s>s~vs, - Sssns s.ri
..;ssIss ~ ,~svsss AI~Ss>r ~ lssxsv fss sssssias
49, vssSss ns0sssvs& - - >rgst - = ~
49, - - 2rr7ss6 puulSa fhsp-sks ssysek
-, issias1 : - - ss-ns - &s~~s-, ~ ss,s~
- wnepne~&
sDlar
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SsoAh, coAb.t COAk .fs--Tss sseapSg ~ tsst ~.
~ els in the shaps e CcA fbr sAos At -
foot Of Beach street. and selling at the very low price Of -
per delivered free from carriage any part cf chs
selves. 49, : o<om
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SSR NEW ORLEANS OLD ESTABLISHED LINE
M day throughout the season 4 he following order
sss .'s'ssrs oesoos. it,h ship Misssirg Or. aIs,
Panthss Nov lIh ship shaA.pss.s. Nov. ieh ship Ar
kansas, Nov. w,h Ship HsssvilIs, Dscs.ssr = Ship
N:,: "a s 9th snip S S.:s s Dec sA nap A''s
These ships all Of the first class coTpsrsd md coppsr
fastened commanded BY experienced nsvgsors csustsnt IN
Balse.
to embark for the above port will find the
seess Passenger unsurpassed BY any Others, and cannot
fail TO ensure every comfort
o. 10 ss1ss .'a . s 20. as s
10 1871 South street s. ol7.lm'
xS1a FOR NEW oRLEANs-1he regular packet for
KE{l Monday I'd Decentralization and New Yer
Jas, ,a, ~. pssssa 'sp . az, Ea
freight passage having handsome accommodations, apply
board At orlean. wharf foot q Wall .torio
mig En- COLLINS CO 50 South 81.
NM aailing packet brig BRILLIANT, capt. Hepbarp
- will clear tor the above port IN aiew days few
s r1 low By ' Supplying board near washington
- RAwsoN NeMURRAY, as
MIG HHH Corner Of Pine and south sts.
$500 copper f..isasd pssis, ship NAPOLEON, Captain
dstions for cabin second sssrage passengers
equaed HI any packet In port and win be es Oh the low
est ,ermsor which, or freight, ease apply en- board Dover
nm, RAwsoN & MeMyRRAY,
mas Corner OF Pine add sesh sts or iSI sooss st.
xHx FOR MoBILE-To sail pune,osly on The 18th
MD e,s Sv
John Sherman, will with pvnctusi despatch Her
cabin and 'se ps'sag,r are unsqased
wharf, or to GLOVER MeMUREAf,
xrUr
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-
49, ,Lsadsg 1.-THE usual lassssuu.--The new and
elegant steamboat UTICA, Cap, Truesss,
~ leave the steamboat pier foot ~ Liberty street Thurs
day assnrpsor, Nevember 2ist,' ~ o'cioch
fsr frsish, passage apply 20 CROOK = rOwKEs,
,ks cmes or the Cspssir ON bokrd.
NB-M goods. freight bssgsss ssnh bns specie, or ~
.r hind Of properly taken eny the r,sk sf the
thereof. mv17-7m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-26

ONE PRICED HAT STORE.--THEODORE
years experience in business and after repeated and
untiriag efforts to attain the object confidently be
that he has at length succeeded turing an art
Gle which fail the appreciation Of ali Who will
take the trouble to examine il.
This article which the attention of the public 10 now
especially invited Satin Beaver Hat price ony THREE
DOLLARS and he feels assured that for beauty cheapne
durability and comfort cannot be surpassed the city Of
New York. In addition to the usua voriety Of Hats and Caps
quality, which he can afford Four DOLLARS and his
unqualified satisfaction Justice his friends as we'll as
to himself makes proper tor him t. say that he sells
be paid BY good Wholesale dealers supplied promptly
the old established stand where the asking always
selling price. +-F sep27-sm'
- PREMIUM HATs.-The subscriber having had me
dals awarded him at the late Fair of the American In
stute for the best Beaver and Nutra Hats, exhibited
reminds his customers and the public that his standard
Premium 81 Sutra So s Mol. IS six
~ &C. and retail At his Hat and Fur
sAo oa aus and Constantly
description Of Ladies dressed Furs Mu Trimmings for dress
e &c. &C. For sale fifteen per cent cheaper than be
bought elsewhere in the city. o26lm'
ayS BROWNS FALL STYLE OF HATS.--On hand
and constantly manufacturing, elegant assortment Of
0N his mneh admired Hats Of the latest Fall Fashion
price to the most cos sther with extensive assortment
ofgentemen cloth and fur caps Youths and charen cloth
and velvet all OF which offered the reasonable
termt Brown, l2s Chatham street
sl4-sm. Opposite Roosevelt, st.
SPLENDID rESMANsHIr ACQUIRED IN ~
LESSONS.
MIR. BRIST0W respectfully announces the Lade.
lVl aud Gentlemen of New York and Brooklyn that he has
cIrned from successful visit to Boston, has
,s old established Writing Academy No. It's Broadway fs
he RECEPTION AGES, and OF every capacity
Day aud Evening
THE ANTI ANGULAFsys
WRITING
This celebrated System Writing 10 offered the
acc OF the Ladies' the Merchant the young Of business
" Clerk the Attorney the Accountant the Student the Gen
euav of Fashion Fortune and The Public in general
New Yok.It expressly adapted to all the mercantile pur
poses life aud business the commercial cty for letter.
Bills OF Exchange oces Sales orders Notes. receipts
Journal Eatry and the Ledger, and
acquired by every from the of
TWELVE LESSONS, EACH. Z
No matter how BAD, INDIFFERENT tLLEGiBLE DEFonMED
,aAMrEp CONFIRMED, the Pupils writing may be.
ACADEMY No It's BRoApwY, New YeRK.
THE LADIES daily IL and II o'clock these Hours
devoted entirely TO LADIES' and taught neat delicate and
Elegant style Of writing
Tar GESrLEMEN taught style Bold, Free and en-
ntile.
:. Merchants and Strangers visiting New York,
,ete course in or days. 1s lel
N.B-Mr. B. is to be seen from A. NJ or from3 to
M
90 Further Lessons above the twelve Unnecessary will be
gwen by Mr.. b. without additional expense. o29 I'm
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IHEAP INDIA RUBBER STORE, 20 Chatham street.
" New Yorh-Lsdies India Rubber Shoes, viii leather
oles 0sn,smsns Over Shoes with do long Hunng sse"i
Life Prservers India Rubber Cloth. Cor carriage top.
Terms ysry liberal and uoeurrent money taken -
lnda Rubber SHOES repaired old Rubber purchases.
HUTCHINSON ONDkkDork
ra2lm. go Masufs~sursrs, N. Brunswick, ~ y.
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~ AsGlr HGsLscfiNo svrrEL LAMrs-wsr-
give clear and brilliant light without ~ skssv. TIE
psoprsssv soli< NE esas 70 cs md evsmias
or thsnsaltes, Hsliss eosA~essh ~ ssrps.s ~ osss
~>sl skskk se srcesrs, avy eseA sAsves pevsv hsvs
- III sssAatsk@esis whsvs 49, wssts1 - snou
G MIcHsLl., : 9rsA.ss-ssss.s
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SPLENDID PEyMANSHIr ACQUIRED IN ~
LESSONS.
MR. BRIST0W respectfully the Ladies
lVl aud Gentlemen of New York and Brooklyn that he has
etIrned from visit to Boston, and has
Ne old established Writing Academy No. It's Broadway fo
he RECEPTION Of PUPILS and OF every capacity
Day aud Evening.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-26

kRR FOR INTERCOLLEGIATE of the Goth Nov
k The frat cisss copesrsd and coppsr fsaessd PACKET
ship ROSClUS, Capt Collins viii sail above her
regular day Her accommodations fer cabin and ssrags
passengers well known to require comment Persons
emosrk should make immediate application
board foot OF Wan street, or 10
RAWSON McMURRAY,
MIC r... .1 corner Of Pine end soash SIS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-26

N OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fihs--R>esaa fsshs,
N2Ul ~ ssh Nsveahsr.-The eacgaut packet shp HOS
Sor frssAs Pssss having saeonneSa.ioss u.ss.asd
Coz spepdo AMI comfort spvly hoard Osss wharf, fooi
Of Wan trsst, or to EK COLLINS CO. - ssush st
The packet ship sIDDoNs, Capt N. .. Ralaer, will
suceeeo noscius and sa1 on the 25th Decsmbsr.
No alteration will be made u the PaIcR Of passags TARE
BY this hne Naaber Of pessshgsrs limited. ni3
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-26

rssg.--r direct, without landing at the intermediate
.s.ssa.., landings The new and elegant Steamboat
ROCHESTER, Capt ST john will leave the steamboat
oct Of Liberty street. Tuesday afternoon, Nov a6h, At
O'Clock.
Fer freight apply to the Captain board to
;ROOKE < FOWKS, Of West and Liberty Streets
P c. sCHULTZa the ONCE the Captain board
All goods freight bank bills SPECIE ether property tam
shipped board Of this boat be at the risk oft
thereof
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GALLERY OFgRAsHgON. F0R
HAIR CUTTING g.

vu.r .. ruIton aso Broadway (Entrance from Futonl
4 LnrhoCh, HAIR CUTTER, has just completed srrap
.. with one Of the first houses London from whence
n receive the hrst specimens Of fashion to be adopt
60 or me season so that they will appear in New York stimuli
taneously with those Of Londsn and Paris
Next TO the advantage OF having fine head er hair Il H.
importance o. having well cut and this branch az his art
1.enosn stands Pre.emnent. His system OF cutting
beauty IS rendered truly ornamental The DESIGN and .
enreiP from the usual practice OF hair cuiiine
P mere a. also the expedition and genenes nth which
me performed The first artists in Londor and
rsr have acknowledged il, utility adopt il in their prac-
uce ny nc beau monde has been denomnatcd scientific
sna wneher for the Pulpit, the Bar Senate or The
~ and classic arrangements will add dignity and
grace /" the whole contour Of Ia tee Humane. =
patronage already extended 10 him since the p,rodue-
on o. hs system and the 6aerng encomiums bv
Az mo have changed the OF hi, oach
nnoces MIN 10 invite all gentlemen who either study personal
appearance the allure OF fashion, 10 ar ,her lar IN
over all other competitors. fv
Private Rooms for Hair CUTTING and s,,;,r o. w. 10