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GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.
A DESIDERATUM IN DENTIsTRYl

Dr.; Al wI z; ECASSTTahtE ssl BhOAPpWAY. corner
decayed hollow teeth 1t be put into the tender
teeth without pain Inconvenience with which il be-
prsselvns htGsO painful and usee.. aftesiy
and perfect all the respective for lepeventing IN
ALL CASES the .ees.sy Of eItraeton tsdis. !he mos.
vivid efficacy TIE Editor Of the Evening Pos.
and on the teeth with great car: and
ali respect. perfect for life The San say. Gp.te Ia.
eeh" most eminent gentlemen Of the Medical Faculty
personally tried and recommend DIR Castles Paste ioI
dns the teeth Toothache pills, of which nut in THE
,ching tooth will effect permanent cure
(From the Journal of Commerce.
DELICATE AND SUCCESSFUL OPEKATION--Dr
Castle has replaced by ingenious piece Of dental
mechanism the lost portions Of the and lower jaw bones
,hot the of Lieut.. g., of the u 3. N, who
with this terrible and casualty while OF
he Indians in Florida. We have letters from Lieut. y
conmstory Of this extraordinary and its entire
hat the loss OF these important sky replaced by
Dr. Castle Of the Lieutenant
Or G. artificial teeth the principle Of adhesion by at
Dr.. A.. e, Castle refers to the Spanish, French and
English Ambassadors, MI Soughton, the Spanish Consul
Issr Admiral Walton, Lord MorIeth Gen; MeC,Ty,
(3ey Mason, Dr. r. u Johnson President of the Medical So
siety. s. n Y. Mn General Gaines, Bsek. Mp D..
ser Dr. J. c. Cheespan, DR.. a. H. Stephens Or. Tory,
bayies, DR.. WI Grsyson Derring. as. &c. Office %
Broadway. ni2lmsec
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WONDERFUL REMEDY.
vIRREY's TINCTURE AND LOTION OF lNVlGo


SUPPLY Of these invaluable and extraordinary remedies
"A has been received direct from Doctor Adrian Viney OF
Lyons by his exclusive agents De Launey Grey
New York Nothing equal them has been d 'vered
tor removing mpotency huor abu nervous ahectons and
nvgorating the and evvng the decayed energies OF
certain parts fact that be proved by person IN ten
mlnute Tor while all other medcme, recommended Tor the
same diseases admitted by their to be slow OF
ncture and OF and
make their effect felt few they made
OIL INDEED their quick and wonderful SUCH that cold
oess or mbeev cannot the constitution that
der their dominion for half hour; Tor
married female 70 use them aud remain for
they correct the inactivity certain organs which
pnetynine cases out Of hundred the unuit'u
They also unrivaled remedies in ncpen
and affections OF the kidneys aud in ali diseases produced by
nameess solitary habit for which they are aspeedy and p
tive The Tncture taken internally pleasant to
the taste; the Lotion is nsed externally They may be used
with benefit but when used
togs, her Price 81 a bottle, or both bottles for %.
NJ B-Persons living distance have edicues
in the form Of powders at only double the postage
with full printed directions for converting hem into the Tine
and Lotion Price 50 for powder, for both
when both used their effect is wonderful in removing i'm
poeuce
All must be paid and directed De Launey
4 Grey, New York
Information Of delicate and interesting nature which carr
be inserted pobc adve tsement anes each bo
lie and powder These medicines should be used by preg
for their exciting nature would be liable to
duce abortion.
Sold BY special appointment Of
ni7 imsr AT II Duane st, New.York.
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PARIS PILLS.

ITO THOSE WHO SUFFER from complaints peculiar to
L the FIRST COMMENCEMENT OF WINTER.
In does the blood and seceons OF the human
TEN undergo striking changes than the fall OF the
the changes the vegetable world found be
~ srkiugiy analogous but t. have strong influence the
healthy diseased condition of the body From the decay of
and the morbid and death like Of winter the hui
system also for PERIOD affected by similar feeling
arising rom the action OF temporary decay adapting itself TO
Of simple medicine Especially those of slender
ution) Of absolute import ncefor this the
nature with nedici and at the
strengthen the powers of the vital organs.
Vi the functions ne to be ceansed and nvgoated
none have more in innate nnexon than he stomach and
operation of the Igeve powers furnish only natural
stimulant the ver but whenever the coangs OF the
wek and morbid the bile improperly secreed and
dis OF the liver and generally unhealthy of the dRes
supervene In thus state NV to caoms
saSh FH %f i1I
GIVE A HEALTHY TONE TO Thu; ST6MACH. TO
FREE The BLOOD OF ITS IMPURITIES and
strengthen already by the change of the
state Of partial decay take medicines free from mineral com
pounds deenous but gthening Such PARR
LIFE PILLS. ling perfectly gentle their operations. and
compounded purely Of vegetables. Its celebrated author
(whose life prolons beyond that OF other
the PatIiachs) and who for than century
close aud student of the medicinal properties of plants,
attained extraordinary by the judcious OF this
pound TO their sqpe9Iity sal, and and certain remedy
IN use, THOUSANDS OF PERSONS ARE CONSTANT
LY TESTIFYING
Sold by nearly all the respectable Druggists New York.
and wholesale by Thomas Robots CO. 30i Broadway first
and in every part Of the United States and Canada.
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PATENT ELASTIC
SH LDER, BR ACE

THE SUBSCRIBERS offer, with full confidence In its
utility and usefulness, the above named article This
uce intended brace the shonde support the back and
will be found Indispensable of sedsntary habits
and guardians particularly requested examine this
twill be found to requisite quality for
which IL recommended namelyo brace the shoulders Of
children and others who have acquired the Of STOPPING
their form upright position They be
with perfect being formed with an elastic back and will
subscribers also offer their celebrated Elastic Spring Russia
Riding Belt The above articles under the
rsmede inspection OF Mr. Parse who has been engaged
the business for the last years and be depended
Sold wholesale aud retail the old establishment of
PARSELLS AGATE,
2J Broadway, corner Of Park Place
NJ B-Lades will be supplied and fitted by calling at the
residence OF MADAME PARSELLS. to2 Greenwich street.
not veru Hnh~vt and lsRht strst ga 2ms
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TO TAiLORS.

OTINEAlETSS new aud complete system of cutting gar
of every description, with the utmost confidence
offered trade the and useful work
Of the kind before published The book which ~ by
6 inches contains II elegant diagrams OF the various kinds OF
with plain and ample Instructions for cutting the
and in style which cannot be surpassed IL has already
gained the appreciation Of the talented Of the profession,
andc fail giving entire satisfaction to all who t.
The work be forwarded part OF the United States
OBI m III
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PHILADELPHIA
DAGIIER EOTYpE ESTA RI ISHMEN

EXCHAGE BUILDING, ROOMS 26 AND q.
ceiebnsed Daruseotype Appartus rye and small sizes
with achromatc lenses made according Professor Petzvas
calculation.
Also a supply of best plates and chemicals which he
warrants good and sells a reduced prices.
The following gentlemen have act agents viz
+; White, Esq.,, rs Broadway New York P Haas, h,a
Broadbent ESQ, for the Southern States VIM. West, Esq
Cincinnati, Ohio.
All communications (post pad and orders, accompanied
with emances, will be promptly attended and should be
directed to WILLIAM LAUGENHEIM.
oil 3msr Exchange Buildings, Philadelphia
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]. SORIA'S
l,uEAP QYEINl ESTABLISHMENT

AR sORA bees leave respectfully inform his friends and
vi The public in general that owing the depressed state
he times reduced his price IS cent below the
lar charges -,
eossed will find il much their advantage by paying him
y;,,r tentlemeu will also do well call with such articles
IF wearing apparel may need dyeng pressing All orders
will be punctuay attended to- and the articles done up in the
His branches are No 257 Becker No 352 Bowery, and
n al Grand A. Also branch ~ Fulton st. Brooklyn, and
Newark NJ j. corner Of Broad st. and Washington Place
Merchants eau have all kinds Of goods dyed and put mp
the IN original forms aud on moderate terms
Principal Office 400 Pearls au2o smsee
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RoAT AND OAR BAHAMA, th. s.,abli,hm en-. canl

BOAT AND OAR BAZAAR-At this establishm ent canb
found every description of Boats that the Ingenuity Of
e what he can do AT hi. esabishSn S was built
Newfoundland the sixteen foot sailing Dinky Irouble
the Romp of Hurlgate, and the Paul Pry. The row
Re noble G%IIa hs Chapman !hs fO. fG ~ I;s.
the brass mounted gig Neptune for Tampco Bay and host Of
OARS, sWEEPs AND sCULLs-iso,ooo feet on hand;
also 1000 feet Of Lsnards celebrated seu!ls for sale This
Look the prices only hres and four pence foot Az the
SOULS for racing dressed by the popeos hands
that last office. Sixty
Boats always hand Visit his Bazaars you desire
All work delivered free of charge u ! -
~ c. L. INGERSOLL,
ts64o6 and IA Water and al Cherry proprietor
nc0A 0nnAx
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UNITED STATES
TEA IMP o r u M,
l2l late l29 Chatham strcct, Nst1 York
And ZIG Fulton street, Brooklyn.

And ZIG Fulton street, Brooklyn.
wH 4SSEtSESA Il sL5 ASS ssiEs1fshl!L. 8,
Te ias sa
H% IN
prosecuting business pefhaG scarcely to be exeelled
S
the money win be ehesfuy aud promptly sianded Country
master. win fpd decided advantage to supply themselves
S':'i ss: executed with
Ths only Ta!shGs.e America for the sale ale Of HSu
NOS WALL s srA ii Ss hND s5s BROADWAY,
sT q Ii. Of sss. an i'm
ssng of Regaas and Medium and the Lord Byron
'sA'' IN STORE,
All the various sizes and choice qualities OF the most celebra
Lord Byron, of different rem. sizes size ,.,;n.;..
sSssuSdad, medium size.
Genuine ds1ss ssa f ;%s Hs5s st. 1ff qualities
S%Sa4f
Paper Sega s Ase Of ars. Perez Lord Byron &C.
fcaisd ssH &s with general
sfs; Hf' in bales which of
fered at wholesale and retail. ne3 lm*r
SEGARS! SEGARS! SEGARS!
D. IL & sp S he : 5 If
constantly hand the following choice brands Of Segar for
sale wholesale and retnl:-
King and Queen Regalia
La Norma,
Rionda,
Cabanas,
Esparteros,
Nousgas,
Yngenindad,
La Florinda, Ia new brandt
De Moya,
Panetelas, in l.8 and l-lOth boxes.
Principles, of yariou. qualities.
Esperdnsas
Leataoes,
Cabslleros,
and other brands well worthy the attention Of the
public Any purchased this sstab shment, if not
liked will be taken back any time and the returned
Strangers would do well call previous purchasing else
where.
N B-Orders from the country carefully and promptly at
tended to. nl8 I'm
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COFFEE.
WEST INDIA COFFEE AND SPICE FACTORY,
No. Ga Barclay street,
Near Greenwich, New York.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND, and for sale, Green, Roasted
- and Ground Coes; Ground Pepper, Cinnamon Aspice,
Ginger Cloves, Mustard, Mace, Nutmsgs, sc.
Coffee Roasted and Ground for Groces shortest notice
J. c. KINNER.
70 Goods any part of the city free of
n m
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IMPORTANT TO BUSINESS MEN
BUSINESS MEN who keep hank account have notes
collected through the Butchers and Dr9yers Back and
made Butchers and Drovers money by their
such with Mr. Robert Perrin the Bank, No
Bowery Grand Mr. ferrins references are the
Cashier and Company If the Bank. MIC lmsec
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ECONOMY IN GENrLEMEN' DRESS.
ALL EXTRE.MES ARE BAD.

ALL EXTREMES ARE BAD
IT has been truly said that goods not worth the
pense of making, and Slop mide clothes good cloth
spoiled. Experience have taught that there
those who lay thick that Impressions not loud but
deep, generally accompany the first reading Of the bill I'm
avoiding extravaganza profits the hand and keep
the very articles the other which made
order under the Superintendent of efficient cutters com
petent wonen be found in the country Our Stock
for the winter now complete consisting of Super Black
Blue Olive, Brown and Green Cloths for Dress and Frock
Coats
WATERPROOF DOUBLE MILLEp CLOTHS, BEA-
YERS, TWEEDS, sc, FOR OVER COATS
Vestngs rich veye Merino, Cachmes Dressing Rob.s
Sans Silks Sc With large assortment of Fancy Dress Ar
ces including Scdrfs, Handkerchief, Crayas Gloves, Sus
penders &c. .,.... ,1
23l Broadway
ooq I'm Zee Hotel,
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IRREGULARITIES OF THE MAIL. Yesterday no less
than four mails arrived from New Orleans. How
many are there to arrive to-day1
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WATCHEs.Ihe largest ana most spenSSid ss.or!pent Of
As he is constantly receiving all descriptions of Gold and Sill
Watches, Of the newest styles, direct from the manuc
offer assortment and 2. much less prices at than
Zach Watches and jewellery exchanged or bought. All
wahe warranted keep good time the money returned
Watches clocks and jewellery repaired the best MANNER
,rt warranted lower than other place in the city
q. e. ALLEN, importer of watches and jewellery,
lmr Wholesale and retail. 30 Wall street. stain
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ARD-73o kegs Prime Leaf Lard, very supsuor ord,
- Also, barrels No. O. For sale by
ni1sc L. X. CoLLlNsl& CO., sOsouth Vt
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FULLER'S GYMNASIUM.

No. 20 ANN sTREET, NEAR NASSAU;
w FULLER respectfully informs his friends aud pupils,
w that the Gymnasium is now open daily. aud will be
lighted up every evening during the winter.
W. f. would particularly call the attention oil Gentlemen
residing in Brooklyn and those engaged business do
the oabe location Of his establishment for the
exercising Under proper Instruction. short time daily only
necessary for developing the Frame and nyigoratns the
,titutiou.
Fencing and Sparrng taught the principles of the Lon
don School, adopted by It's most eminent professors
Isrm
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PosT OFFICE,

ErrER BAGS E Royal fSsh S;lxlEsp6dN
The Upper G ms
pS. ass' Of esu s, on c s
The Postmaster dess call the Of and
s"%
mray .ssn, ,onTs he on her Last 5 r., pos
postage @
% sse - JOHN H'tT PM
NOTICE NEW, YORK BANKING, GoMPANY,-,-
m M and Ss OF h New Ss
ny Of STs s aoef s sSd o an
to suhoIse the bushes, Of bapLins, passed April stl
s al 81 al g. a and Of
by them pectvey to pay he same by The nse.h
a. % &c
The ssociann are required deliver their
sas me- eS 3 f III
ed the in writing and in detail to me- o" or be-
Dated New York. IN ahA Ea.f%' s5AgsS!,hY Receives
n2G 3wsr 80 Merchants Exchange.
lSoS sna GA fIf S sSS
Of New York. under the firm of Lyon King has been d
solved this day by the mutual consent of the parties and he
debts due to The late firm of Lyon King the
ros eouSs % DO aas ss ON s the
''s B. All claims against the late firm of Lyon King must
De presented 0' payment OH "'''' S'' JOSEPH LYON.
vT'HE COURSE OF POPULAR LECTURES, with illus
aou; on soy and Vegetable Phy'SleTY S e GSg
GARDNER, NJ D., formerly Professor of Chemistry and
Botany Hampden Sidney College, Va Lecturer on Natural
fs viii 5. on Mondy Evening
the 27h inst at half past seven o'clock.
Suhject-The Character and Vitality Of Plants.
Lecture 3-The Food of Plants.
Lecture i-CircuatiOn in Plants
Lecture 5-The Respiration of Plants. -
Lecture 6Action of Light Heat and Electricity on Vese-
tation. 49,
Lecture THE Influence Of Man the Vegetable Kingdom,
and its Relations to his Welfare
Lecture 8-nfueuce of Plants the Atmosphere.
Lecture Exchanges produced the Earth by Vegetation.
Lecture l0-Laws Of Vegetable Developement deducible
from Geological Inquiries.
1t is intended in the discussion of these subjects combine
with information. The illustrations will be pico
rial and experimental. -
The Lectures delivered each Monday evening at half
past O'Clock. -
Fee for the whole course ST. single lectures IS cents Tick
be obtained of the Janitor the Unve sy Building
the Jantor the Medical College Broadway and at the door
of the Lecture Room. ny3-i-5&7 iter
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NAvAL.-The U. 5. brig Boxer, Lieut.. Com
Bullus, sailed from Pensacola on the 18th inst for
Norfolk,
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TO PRINTERS.

TOR SALE-Tws founts of Type, Minon and Nonp,riel.
which have been used the New York Herald. Apply
al this Office
pASSENGERS-Cioing + ON New York, South to
Europe that have lay in their provisions for the voyage
invited to call and purchase them the subscribers
their cheap cash store they save from IS TO Is per cent
doing and good provisions be purchased
Captains vessels and housekeepers also will be
supplied with all kinds of groceries and provisions at equal
wholesale retail the No l08 South
Fulton Market L. s. s. H. HARRIS.
no2I n,Ar
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Vol. TX, No. 3I5-whoIe No. 3537.
To the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-pub-
shed every day the year except New Years day and
Fourth of July Price cents per copyor 81 20 per an
num-posages pad-cash in advance
THE WEEKLY HERALD-pubshed every SATURDAY
morningprice CT cents per copy, or So IL per annum
hostages paid, cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation oil
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
fast. has the largest circulation of any paper in this city
World and u.s. therefore the best channel for business
in the city or country Prices moderate-cash in adj
vance.
PRINTING of all kinds executed at the most moderate
price, and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRopnIIroR OF THE HERALD ESTABLISHMENT,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
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CoMFoRTABLEs FOR BEDS
~ LIST size for Cots.
I'd do single Beds

(NUMFUKTNbLES
~ LIST size for Cots.
I'd do single Beds
Sd do double Beds.
4th do large doub Beds
The subcrte additional supply Of the above,
ali Of which are well aud strongly made and filled
with pure clean cotton expressly for these
For quantities singly At low prices, and abatement
made therefiom. Sent TO any part OF the city
THOMAS TATE, No. 76 Canal street,
Greene.
Also 500 Comor,abes single, made Of imperfect prints
81 each.
Also 500 Comfoabss double made Of imperfect prints
81 Is each. mas 3t%nc
- LEEPERS,
\ MS imsrc 70 Catherine "
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~ ten, 40 Liberty street, Wednesday, NOV. 22d,
1A&- BLIND CHESTNUT HORSE AND GROCER
Wagon. The owner is requested TO call,
and ake them away ms STR
PREMIUM HATS AND CAPS
N SUPERIOR Moleskin, Nutria and Silk Hats, Cloth
eand Velvet Caps Of the subscribers manufacture d.
Plopa was awarded b the American at The late Fair
diploma also awarded superior specimens Of cloth and
velvet On hand large assortment OF hats and caps
Persons Of articles his line respectfully solicited
to favor him with a call. WILLIAM BANTA,
No. % Canal ST, covner of Wooster street,
03l lm*m and No. $50 Chatham street
.ysxk DUNLAP 4 CARMAN, ss3 Broadway, cor Bleeck-
I'M offer for SALE reasonable TERMS large col
lection of Plants for parloT conservatory consisting
o Cemeas in every VARIETY ChIyanthemaus Chinese Azs
las Orange and Lemon Rhododendrons monthly and
Roses Cactus, ttsosporums Cape Jsssmine Savias
Stevias Genums &c &C., together with choice assert
Of Hyacnth and other bulbs Bulb Glasses, Flower
Stands Gold Fish ard Globes Birds and Cages Fresh I'M
,orted vegetable and flower ofevery description
Bouquets composed OF Cameas and other choice flowers for
bridal and other parties astsuly arranged All orders prompt
ly executed. MA zw"r
EMPORIUM OF CHINA, GLASS, Sc, No, Sixth Ave
T. opposite Amity streetPurcasers wishing TO supply
themselves with he above articles requested to call beore
n. b. choice coll ction OF Chrysanhemums In bloom
paror Plants and Dutch Dubious Roots for sale unusually
low prices. MA lw'ec
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TO THE PUBLIC.

c1ON TO S5000-Mr. Francis X Crump. Watch Maker
gag Grand street begs e inform his friends and the
make advances cash gold and silver watches
ve fork. and every description of gold or
silver any shape, intended for immediate sale Cash any
paid for old gold and silver Watches Of de
al I'm
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THE SUBSCRIBER has removed from the store No
e1 grpaGw4y e ~ Canal for tts p9pose Of carving on
and style of elegance which be surpassed by any
other house II is the intention of the undersigned to ask such
for his goods fail the APPRECIATION OF
the public and excellent will be kept hand
SUIT the taste OF all
Garments also be altered and repaired this establish
reduced prices.
call is respectfully solicited by your obedient servant
NJ. RICE
B. Gentlemen furnishing their cloth have them
made up the enable terms and good fits warranted
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ON EXCHANGE AGAIN-RETURN TO THE OLD
STAND

THE undersigned after OF the evil
effects resulting from large and larger happy
nem his and the community general
w. that he has effected tanks andoId)
lease Of Of his old stand No formerly Wall street. Nor,
Buildings New and
LIBERATED by his well known SIGN OF THE GOLDEN
FLEECEa beacon all who in Of good cheap and
fashionable garments U..-|
To such OF his old patrons who have lost sh Of him
during wanderings, he the Old Spot
with the strict adhsrance his we'll establish
fame for skill and punctuay. or the public generally he
CALL being prepared with OF fine and
,onabe cloths cassners vestng Sc &C. which he will be
happy make the faithful and
BILE charges Cash Only The and attention he
slowed making aud ming, when the cloth purchss
ed of him. G.. b. Babcock continues the depart
CHARLES GOA,
lmr Sign of the Golden Fleece, No 4 Wall II.
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MONEY TO LEND.
A BRAHAM j. JACKSON, Pawnbraker, No. SO Reade
n street. Broadway loans money large small sums
IS may be required Watches, Jewery Silver Mare Dry
Goods Wearing Apparel and personal property every
,cription o29 m.r
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MONEY LENT,
IDERALLY a the old established stand 90, Grand street
wearing apparel dry goods hardware, cutlery musical and
mathematical instruments bedding and every description Of
personal property, by - -
LOUIS LEVY, Pawnbroker,
o23 im-m 400 Grand between Ridge and Attorney ST.
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GENTLEMAN'S FURNISHING STORE,
MAIDEN LANE

LEMANS L,
So MAIDEN LANE.
OVER Coats, from ....'.'...'. ......Ss to Sl2
Erock Coats 10 to u
Dressd ditto To II
Vests $1,000 10
made of the best materials and the modern stye
Over Goats made aud trimmed from. 90 to $40 0
Pants and Vests % 10
Persons furnishing their materials depend hav
ing them made in the best manner
shirts order after the latest and approved
French patterns Under Of all descriptions constantly
o2q i'm sec w. COLLINS
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Our assortment every style in for gentle
men, youth and children at greatly reduced prices.
I'm IN
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- BOOTS-Water proof, double and cork soles
French and native calf aud patent taps;
nted good fine calf boots for men boys and children do
Blades and chdren' gaiter boots shoes and
busn double and single sole and OF every color and shade
Der over shoes the latest style all Of which will be sold
cheaper than at any other store in this city.
J. $. WALKER, 4is Broadway,
fans LAT
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SIXTEEN DAYS LATER
FROM EUR OPE t.
ARRIVAL OF THE
STEAMER HIBERNlA

By HARNpEy g. Co. AND ADAMS & Co.