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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

NASH AND THE POOR EMIGRASTs.-One j. NJ.
Nash, an agent at No. Peck slip, has sent large
number OF laborers and mechanics to Lafayette in
Indiana, to procure employment from Moorehead
&, Co. contractors on the Wabash Canal. These
emigrants after paying seven dollars each for their
passage to Toledo, which is three dollars
than the regular fare found that Nash had no
thori,y to engage mechanics, and that they were
sent in FOOLS errund. Several of these emf.
grants called at orr Office yesterday and stated that
they were engaged by Nash to go to Lafayette as
mechanics and sborers, in the employ of Moore
head & Co. Nash gave them certificates, one Of
which is now before US, and reads, Moorehead
& Co., Lafayette, Indiana. Employ John Cope
land, stone -cu,ter-J. Nj. Nash, Agent New
York On arriving AT Lafayette. they found he
had authority for sending them there they could
get no employment eithes as mechanics or labor
ers many Of them have suffered dreadfully for
want of food AID work, and from sickness: others
still remain at the West unable TO return to their
families and IN starving condition; and in every
respect this Nash has most shanlefuI!y and grossly
imposed upon them. They have taken out war
rants Tor ms arrest. l ut tiNCe al no. . cen
Slip has been abandoned by Nash and the Trans
portation Company.
They further stated that before paying Nash
their money, they were assured at the Irish Emf
grant Office in this city, that cx-Alderman Nash,
OF the Seventeenth Ward, had vouched COR the au-
thsrity of his brother sub-agent, and that
it was upon mis- representations they were induced
TO go TO Indiana. How is this, ex-A Alderman Nash?
THE LEXINGTON The wreck of this Inflated
vessel has been raised TO the surface of the water
but of the chains breaking, she again sunk in
l2D feet water. The attempts again in progress.
The eight huadred dollars recovered from her we're
not in bills before stated but in lump of sill
yer, weighing 80 pounds, melted by the FIRE, the
box having been emPtied on The deck to be used as
bucket for throwing the flames.
- On the Eastern Railroad, near Salem, on
Friday night, two COWS were run over, and part
of tie passenger car thrown off the track, but no
other damage was done.
% The Norwalk Gazette states that that village
is again entirely free from small pox, which has
prevailed there.
~ 4 duel with small swords was fought at
New Orleans the 18th ult. Both comba,ants
were severely but not dangerously wounded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

MILITARY Court OF ESQulRr--Thc Military
Court of Enquiry in the case Of General Storms,
have decided that he can hold both offices, Briga-
der aud Commissary General, and the Governor
IS Commandcr-in-Chief,h has approved the finding
Of the Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

" Rcniem,ber tie akesneyui of the Real
Camphine Oil, Spirits and Improved BURGER, toll
Fayec Hall, 597 Broadway, opposite Nb!0s al prices u
1uced nearly so per cent. q. ". McCREDY,JL
sis I'm ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22
waix Senatorial Conventions.

E;r.t Distriet-At the Broadway House n York, Oct IL
Tird D,stret-At the Manson House, Albany, sept ed
ForrM U,,tr,ct-A Sandy Hill, Washington Co., Sept I'D
F;fh Disir,ct-Al Ulica, Oneida County, Oct. 4th.
Ssxth Dissriet-A, Corning S,euben Co. Oct sh.
Seventh Dissrict-At Auburn, Cayuga Co Sept. g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22
TRIBUNE.

ar The Office of the TRIBUNE wiil De removed mex
1.s.t ~ rho neu buldiny No $50 NAssAU-sTkEET In
fn Of rho PARK and neary opposite the City Hall The
arrangements for printing and publishing the Daily and
weekly Tribune will be greatly extended, and such IN
movements made in the paper is hoped will insure
sont;puance OF the liberal patronage with which has
hitherto been favored.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

u wigs aud Scnlps.-Tho importance which
all ages have rau OF tar clear dex OF Tie value
set upon peronal ure, and when by caprieious
freak OF Nature the human form deprived OF lis lar pro-
portion, Ari resored to- in order. by ARTIFICIAL means
supply The deficiency Hence have arisen those wonder.
u discoveries which bid Nature defiance. Barrys VENT
laiing and Gossanier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

NEW ORLELNs.-On the l1th and 18th nsts.
ut the Fever Hospital, there were admitted II;
discharged, l6; died, 7.
On the 11th, a father, mother, and child were
buried at the same time and in the same grave.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22
" Whis sennIoriaI Conyeniion-FlRsT

II Wing Senatorial CoMyentiom--tllisI
DlSTRlCT-at meeting OF thu t0nveDton held al me
Broadway House the 18th day Of October 1884, the tol
lowing resolution was passed:
ReIoued, That the next Senatorial Convention for Tbs
district, be held ihe second Tuesday OF October, 4A
At noon the Broadway House The city OF New York,
and that the President and Secretary cause due notice
thereof IL be given PHILLIP HONE, Presid.nt
D. "A. BoHEE Secretary. sl9 TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

p Mrs. Green has retired from, the editorial
chair of the SO Wampanoag.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

% The Ceur, for the Correction of Errors as
sembed l.. Albany Tuesday morning, bat
quorum not being present, they adjourned to to
next day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

- We are pa,ned to learn that Hon. JOHN
eAAKS hes dangerously i'll of ,yphus fever a
Dalton Mass, where ne had gone on y;si, to HI
relatives.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

Ut Patent SeIf-COckins RepentiBg Pis
io,s.-hr best weapon OF deeucr Invented cat be dv
charged times III seconds IT'D hand aud wa
ranled MOI 10 get out OF order wholesale retail
81 lmS J. G BOLEN, l04 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

iENNsALrAHlA LAND TITLEs.-Therc is a
great excitement existing in Erie, Warren, and
several other .: the lWestern Counties OF Penn.
caused by the discover. that the State hiss a lien
on large quantity OF the land which has beea
purchased by the settlers in Ina, region. It's al
ver,iscd for sale at Pittsburgh on the 24,h OF Oct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

DETENTION oS THE CASAL In consequence
of the heavy rains, the canal in the western part
of the State has swollen t. great hight A large
number of boats have been detained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

70 4 duel with small swords was fought at
were severely but not dangerously wounded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

WIGS AND SCALPS,
real heads sf HAIR hch only be had a! !b Broad
way corner of Lberty-s,rert up stairs SIT I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

motive IVES thrown from the track by COW, bat
the passengers escaped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

II The New-York Museum waswell attended lastngh.
The attractions great and the price OF admission
small that surprised at IT, There is no place *
public performance in the city wkcre as much anuseraent
is given for double the money. Harrington. Resale
Knsass Bernie. Emile and Fantocini all Tor shilling
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

q On the Eastern Railroad, near Salem, on
Friday night, two COWS were over, and part
of tie passenger car thrown off the track, but no
other damage done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

% An incendiary attempt was LACEY made il
Jersey City. A reward Of 900 dollars Is offered
for the discovery Of the culprits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

% The Norwalk Gazette states that that village
is again entirely free from small pox, which has
prevailed there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

60 The Hon Solomon Hllen has been nomi-
mated by the Loco-F ocos in Baltimore for the
Mayora!ty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

II g7nas! Hats. fauls.-FALL FASHION
The subscribe The OF the Beau Hoh1
his bcapIi1 graceful and tasteful lou beilcrown.d hdt
being the only really fashionable article OF the tlnd ead
thou he but VIII .pnng up an
The benefit OF his orig iual pllOrS.
re say that these Hats >urpass any Thing of the knd
point OF style nish and sceiu appearance is TO eAH
more than warranted by experience OF ttseayysah
IN The business and be invites gentlemen who study sFS"
and fashion. 10 call and r1a mire for themselves.
large assortment OF Travelling Trunks Carpet Bag
Hat Cases, and, in fact every thing necessary Tor s
mans travelling outfit, day also Dr found al
K. BLOOHERc, l79 Broadway,
auS1 tfis composite HoWard's Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

70 a scoundrel, who has been swindling' the
inhabitants of Fishkill and its vicinity by buying
farms and borrowing money, has been taken in
that village.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

70 Wheat at Springfield, Illinois, is 81 cents
bushel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

n 1t viii be hy advertisement in another
column that Mr.. BriS,0w, The wel-Snowu teacher OF
wiring has reduced his terms for instruction from s Give
SIX dcars, aud also teaches The elegant and useful
science OF Stcpograpay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

~ IN THE CLIMATE TIE UNITED STATES, IL is LIE
MaSna OF the present of tie that lays the fot
daon Of aundce, liver complaints and ether bilious
affections Residents OF the South and est, and
nifty generally reminded that OsGooDs INDIA CHoL
be found p BOVINE & Co.'S. IS Ohm proves
invariably successful pre-sntirs those dis asses,
as an unfailing remedy S their etiectaa cure sS In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

~ Every family in the City ought the perform
=! Sgnor Nyalds mechanical human figures III
American Museum They the perfect mechanism
and creates, wonders saw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

TRuTH-Severa physicians III tE City tell Us tba,
tain chemicals combined will force the hair to dark
any part where ordained hair grow. Such
Jones Oil of Coral Ccassia, which really does (as hus
dreds testify who have used ~ make the bar grow
stop falling scurvy daudru and make light red
grey hair grow dark from the II is sold quite re
sonable only s. ), or shings bottle by Jones, sign q
the American Eagle, 50 Chatham y. V lS9 ru
street. Brooklyn State street Boston, 81 Dock
PLiladelpha 81 State :, Albany
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

II choice selection articles o. the first qua.
ty very low prices for sale c. Saunders It's Broadway
inventor and manufacturer of the Metallic Tablet Strop.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

IL GoHrand's Gan de 2rEutc, or TfI e.S ~"
Ter OF Beauty Tor tG,oyt g tal pm fechir. DtSt a.
saiiowns redress aud ali cutaneous diseases: elcii
ca,e white hands and arms ana .faz1g DroS.,
juvenile oou To III hsd ihe sra Office ~ ~
street. onr door from roadway; 81 per bOte. BeWse
ca, a D. trashy aad nertrr"u> Compounds Lades M ~
tipped ,.rs viii find ihis lotion operate ike charm -
sp1llsg L. - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

double do /" IS Cd
Three-ply, superior patterns and colors, Is.
do do do extra quality, e
Eng lish Brussels, extra, los
Royal wilton anu Velvet Carpeting equally low. To-
gether with large assortment OF Drugge Olcoths Rugs
DoorMats Table and Piano Cover, India Mating Stair
Rolls &c &c,he largest stock OF goods in the city Pu
chacrs would find heir decided interest 10 call and
examine this stock hetore looking elsewhere.
X. SMITH, Jr, 443 Pearl street
80 81 fO oupesite Wiiam-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

VERnosr.-The official returns from Franklin
county shew that in the Senate Wing and two
Loco-F ocos are elected. The vote was very close.
% Mr.. Everett, whose absence on a visit To
Paris is mentioned in the late London papers, mad
returned to London before the sailing of the Aca-
dia, after an absence of a few days only
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

NEw-JERsEY The Wings of Middlesex have
put in nom,nm,on the following gentlemen
Couneti-GEoRGE I Mcdowell, Assembly
Frazer Ayres, joel Dunnam, Aaron Quick. Dean
Britton; SheriT-James c. Stout.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-29
DR. F. FELIX GOURAUD'S

pOUDRES SUBTILES FOR ElADlCATING
HUMAN SJPERFLUOUS HAIR.
Ia; q. the sa%9 o. pse
.eeua remedy Tor the ete eradication
sns fa .nsS
and dapgero.. which have been too frequently
s .%pGy spp.ndg Oe Of beard upper
% hairy ds of s1a tsi SS &. mar no
.nt bottle Of this auabls powder When .P
o1 ni s With
much rardlty mere satisfactory manner ara zee
cate touch To uproot the beard % applied warm &C
eodg directions accompanying each bottle Price enc
c..CuRAUD's EAU DE BEAUTE, or True wa'er Of
Beauty
sheh emil. pc. bottle Of D hs ros 81 d.e
nstSfs utterly rSio. the complexion and By its
sRips .eGr niu;sgs !. san,h LIQUID ROUGE
o:sste sSrs to The eomp :ubbns with
A.HfsJ 'i st si Lily
ws gives s s% he M
with for this purpose Is cents put up
the old established ONCE o. Walker street, door from
SI SsnsaAS. Yo:i"xssSy Ale. Guthrie Maid
s !eas-G"Sdi n.d.s and .ea
Gregg Graz. Aam' n Ms S COUNTY, Penn
Mi; ssSwn 4
s,Iby Parker, Peunsy Ivan Avenue
A's.sas$ts s:s
.sw Shsrfi wm
Jordan Min 'tTssiMLoys GsTlsGS Co. Sy
Maa css7i. ~.
= H%t: CoDBsns: r. whiier Z GuiidS.Hallows!!,
minstsr steeet ohe-Coiumbus Summer CLARK. New Jer
sey-T ssabrook PRINCETON A.. co.... ri. ~;,h
the name e Of prepaPaos and York brown
sides smile engraved on the wrappers OF the Pcu
I-.a auhtt las Non thpr
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Philadelphia.
Correspondence ofthe Herald. ]

PHILADELPHIA, April IS, 1912.
TIE Handy Csse-.4 Divorce Case in High Lte-Fre-
Drooned-Discussion, re. &c.
Pursuant to previous appointment the examination in
the Of George Handy was resumed to day before
Judge Barton who sits, he says Justice Of the Peace
Mr. sharswood the chairman Of the legislative inves.
tgatng committee, examined, and the point raised
whether he should deliver into the hands of the sitting
magistrate the correspondence. SC elected from Handy
by the committee Of which he was the chairman, when
sitting Harrisburg Judge B. took until Saturday to
consider Of this point Several other witnesses were ex
amined among them Mr.. Taylor of the U. s. Bank,
the present and late editor Of the Harrisburg Chronicle
the paper which the of the bribery OF the
Governor by 500 900 first started Nothing however
of Importance bearing the real merits OF the case
drawn from any Of them and the further examination
was postponed to Tuesday Of next week.
most revolving divorce case in high life is going
forward in the Court Of Common Pleas. The gen
tlemsn suing out the divorce is the cashier of
one of our banks and bases his complaint on in.
fidelity of the darkest" character The lady resists
the suit and retorts the charge OF nfdely upon her
lord and master in both kind and COLOR The lady is
a second wife and stepmother to grown up young wo-
men.
The business in stocks to-day light, at farther
falling off in the price OF State Elves of ,, making de
cline of 81 in days In other respects there
much of any change. "Relef" notes, and the bills OF
broken city banks, both about Is per cent dis
count and OF course perform few Of the functions OF
much, however, is demanded.
The jury in the case of the m1tinous sailors of the
ship Hopewell, brought il a verdict Of not guilty.
large comb mandatory belonging to John Ristine
Kensin gon with three or four sdonng houses
destroy last night by fire. But small amount Of the
A fell from the receiving ship this morning at the
navy yard, and was drowned.
The question Of capital punishment is to be discussed
tonight by Mr. Bureigh and Mr.. McCslla in the Chi.
nese Museum, and also before one OF our literary
cietiss-
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PORTUGUESE
FEM A L E P | L L s.

NJ DE BouDELOoUE, NJ D. LIS BON, PORTUGAL s.
,HE seent6c combination Of ingredients Of which there
pills are composed hs- .made them the wonder and ade
ration the world Th. are known al over EurSre TO 70
BIZ certain producing the monthly turns Their certainty
in ali that they must not be used darag
nancy FOR though mild SAFE and healthy they are certain 70
proSuc miscarriage J: used during that period.
The directous translated into Encish M are envelopes
round with The seal OF importer stamped Each boz
tsns the sirnaure Of NJ de Boudeloque and the Eng sh 6
r~ct;oLs have signature Of Dr. MELVEAU authorizes
agent for the continent Of America
State Letters directed TO Dr. r. Meyean, Der n w.
vii meet with immediate attention Sold by appontsnt
100 Cherry Catharne street Price - Half boza ~
No half bores sent by mail.
maolm'dkw
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Philadelphia.
lCorespondeneei,f the Herald.l
- nwxrx Esa

JAMES GORDON BISSETr, ESQ.
DEAR Sra
In our plain city of Brotherly Love, at this
time moving along quietly the character of the
past extraordinary events will admit Of The great mass
are looking on with quiet and Indignation upon
the plans and tricks of the many rogues among TO
offer up as proptiaory sacrifices to the public persons
whose conduct, when explained, is free from just
prosch Tomorrow, at IL o'clock, habeas corpus OF
Nicholas Bidde and others will be finally disposed Of
there cannot be doubt they will be Sischargedto
doubt il would be elieve that Judges prepared
TO disregard all law and justice, added to which they
would encounter universal burst Of indignaton-the
grumbng and growing Of little sheet in our city,
whose leading articles for the last few days, were writ
ten by one Of the opposing COUNSEL famed for such
auctions and intended to ntmidate the Court to the
contrary notwithstanding
The case Of George Hardy Brosdhead and others is
now before the Court. A subpoena duces tecum was
served upon George Sherwood, Esq, chairman Of the
committee of the Senate and House OF Representative
20 produce the letters in his possession delivered him
by George Handy who turned states evidence. Mr.
Sherwood refused to deliver them up, whereupon the
Attorney General Johnson in one Of the most able
arguments we listened urged the Court to coerce
compliance with the subpoena stating that SO far as he
concerned he resolved that every fact connect
ed with the disbursement of moneys should be laid be-
fore the public, affect whom 1t might Judge Barton,
before whom tn' case peng heard said was an i'm.
10 o'clock Several witnesses afterwards called
from whom nothing was ehcited show bribery OF
by any person Mr.. Tey or Of the United states Bank
however testified that the 500 600 taken from the United
states Bank obtained BY Handy himself upon the
checks or orders Of said ,orge Handy, l. Lewis and
Rchard Price and Directors of the Bahk feor Handy
poor Handy how has the mighty fallen ltisdfhcult 20
conceive OF dsgr sded position than n at hch he
npw occupies in public estimation. There is nothing
that saves him from express public contempt, but the
weight and popularity Of one Of his counsel our legal
giant VIM NJ. Meredith, Esq.
You shall be early advised OF the progress efthe
referred 10 In this letter. - -
RICHARD HENRY.
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DIR. FAWCETT.

MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OE SUR;
vi GEONS Of London and Edinburgh, and OF the Medcsl
College Of connes his practice 10 select branch
"Noeet empta dolore veluptas " ,
Dr. eneoursgsdby the unifo m srctss. ATTENDING M
mode of the OF v,neres gieets; sct1re
seminal and nereura affect ons, together with all
hos. other bad symptoms which undermine .he
oher G & me
His mode Of ire .ment is universally admed-hs ms d,snes
being the taste and smell ,nS d;
Of the stomach asd that proper ensy Ik
on requires His tire ase ON constitutions. VI Ious
ty soIds very observ atoms sexaa. deo,ity
mina g. and brought by desi'e hse,s.
ali its mptoms PHI sol giesly eIpsncd. ~
work can obtained at hls Office 1856 Fulton ST. whef inc
be consuteda at all hours Of The day and night
Letters post paid will re- Give Immediate attention
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GEOhGE w. DAWSON,

ing Warehouse, No 81 Chatham ST., corner Of
Duane street, Nt,c York.
WHERE he keeps for large assortment Of the follow
w ing articles saeb yards bureaus Beds esds Cots,
Tables Chrs Office aud portable Desks Gass Cases Book
Saes Looking gsses dining esoie, tea and pier Table.
'snos Sofas Sofa Bedstesds Beds Bedding Paleas,ers
Mattresses Carges OIL Cloth Mating and Fire Irons Wash
Sta de, Toilet Tables Candle Stands. Bureau Dedsads
Dressing Bureaus. Ssfes, Se.
Aso, large assortment Of aud wonen's Wearing Ap
tarel, and secosd handel.
All OF the arces of, the public a, very
prices Persons want OF sal articles ud IL TO
advantage to make early call at the above establish.
mont.
snopinr ord puncuy attended q a1d packed on thc
utsst notice and REASONABLE terms Mattresses
Ok FOR fitting on, vess l,. continuity on hand.
orders 10 the above estabsam will be punetCaly
tfnlsd n and tn tnkfu,ly received
" The hgheU prices wi Dc ciftn Lrr second hatd
Fur,itnr- and gentlemen a1d lai es cast of eJthnE
s22 smr
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EDWARD s SAyREs has been recognized by the
President OF the United States as Vice Consul o.
Brazil for the port OF Phadelphla.
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SOMETHING NEW

r EUWS GARDEN. 40 Bowery.-The undersigned takes
IL hs inform his friends and tine public that
he has Garden aud saloon - Bowsry where he
with the cho and best Of Fruits Con
fectcna Coffee Ice Creams Lemonade and Soda that the
city ords Every attic on will given his pat TO make
this Garden and Saloon pleasant aud agreeable resort to the
ladies and gentlemen who favor them with call
sIi lime H. LEUR. ~ Bowery.
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8 II 7 z. II s

CHIRTS made order after the most approved French
- fshsns Gentemsns Garments Of all DESCRIPTION made to
order at short ,icc
enemens Furnishing stor. 81 and 50 Maiden lane
liam str ri. NJ.