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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-22
Brooklyn city Intelligence.

NEW buILDlNG.-Ihere are great number Of splen.
did dwellings, sprngng up lately in this delightful city
nmost Of the principal streets there being built
several fine brick houses in place of the miserable old
shanties that formerly braved tho Storm but espe
ciay in Fulton street and its vicnity-somc few years
back Brooklyn oerspread with nothing but frame
buildings but by the and industry of its
Inhabitants, has become not only fourshng town of
trade but the private residences Of number Of in
fuental New Workers. ai-d
THE STREETs-Those avenues, which are in some in
stances Of wooden pavement being picked up and
paved in very neat and apparently durable manner and
the sidewalks which heretofore neglected. very
much improved, being in general laid down with very
The SHoPs.-Those departments are in general ex
remcy neat and matter whether in the provision or
lace store ythng IL they had been laid out
for fancy fair The merchants have in some measure
adopted the system prevalent in Philadelphia namely
OF employing young ladies to transact the business Of
their stores The same system has been spoken of
amongst many OF our merchants in this city but
vet carried into effect.
THE MARKgrs-The principal market is the {. Old
Fulton which is always supplied with every variety OF
meats vegetables fruit and several other commodities
all of the best and prmest description and the cleanli
of the different stalls and standings reflects much
credit on the occupants. The market, which il an
angular FORM is about hundred feet longboth Sides
by about fifty wide. II is supplied with and gut
ers so attached as to carry of all the unclean material
which may be collected during business hours. The
site where the market stands is not the most desirable
but at the tme and from the fact Of its being Of
very old standing, any difficulty which might otherwise
arise. Is at once obviated.
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FRUITS AND FLowERs.-We yesterday morning
were agreeably surprised by the advent of basket
of most splendid cherries, and two brilliant bou-
quets. We have never before seen such fine fruit,
and the flowers were put up with the greatest TASTE
Mr.. Ash, Of the Elm, Throgs Neck, Westminster,
was the sender of these beauties, and we can re-
commend the public to his hospltabe mansion. '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-22

Ex-Governor HAMMoND's LETTERS ON SLAVERY.
These letters are attracting good deal of public.
attention, and deseredly too. They are able, elo-
quent and convincIng-in the right tone and spirit,
and ought to be universally read. We will endeavor
TO give either the whole or the substance Of them as
soon as possible
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having been held under by him from the
plf be allowed full single costs granted, with costs.
In the matter Of the schooner Brothers." wrecked on
the shore Of Lake Ontario, application for a manda.
mus; alternative mandamus granted to be directed
the treasurer OF the county Of Niagara public admx
&c. Strong ct al ads Bangs ct al Motion to aside
executions issued to the shers of Livingston and Mon
granted with costs unless certain conditions are
performed by plfs, &c. Bogardus ex'r &c. ads Elder
The order Of the circuit Judge for discovery modified
in part, and confirmed. Willoughby, PHI in error VS..
Comstock, prest &C.; dcft in error. Motion for an
order to stay proceedings on the execution Delft in
ror is to have $40 costs Of opposing notion and allow
cd to proceed with his execution unless pl in error
shall within 30 days, execute new error bond &C. In
al estate Of Edwin Firth, nonresident debtor ads
Thomas Denny and others trustees of creditors, &c
Motion for supersedeas and discharge of the attach
mont 4nd also discharge Of the claims and demands
fled under it. &c denied with costs Wilder ct al vs.
Wheeler and one other Motion to set OF judg.
ments; denied with costs. Van Hoesen impd Sc ads
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Co Motion 10 satisfy
judgment Of record; denied with costs. Stanford ct al
ads The Jefferson County Bank. Motion to set aside
sheri1s sale of lands Of de Stanford also second
execution in the hand. Of the granted with costs;
and the judgment ordered to be discharged of record
Carroll ads Frazee ct al Motion to aside Judgment
denied. with costs. Comsock ads Maher and other
cause Motion for allowance Of writ of error CO.
neb in each cause denied with costs In each cause
without prejudice. Tracy Shumway and Shumway
vs. same Motion to SGT aside Judgment of COME sson
in the last cause. Ordered that q feiRned issue be
rnnted to try tho validity Of the Judgment last men,
,tioned-vsnus to be laid in CoumbIa county &c Alba
~ argus,
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INDIAN MURDERs.-The Davenport Gazette Gays
mat quite an excitement mas been created at Red
Indians Of the Sank tribe stole the wife Of Iowa chief
and brought her down to the Zine" The chief having
got word Of the transaction Immediately to Red
Rock in pursuit here encounter took place, which
resulted in the death Of the two Saukes" Old Pash
ehc OF the warlchefs Of the Sunk nation hearing
Of the ARRAY, commanded party Of his to take the
chief and punish him for the murder. The party upon
catching the chief, bound him to tree, and, with the
sharp edge OF tomahawk inflicted deep wounds upon
each side Of his neck just below the In this stua
ton they let him linger for the space Of hour he all
the time beseeching them to kill him. and end his mser
les They after grsa deal Of persuasion upon the part
Of the chief knocked him in the head and put end to
ns exence he wa tnsn saxen and buried with great
rave TO note that he person Of some emnence-
50 much for savage life ana savage justice st ro,Ds
republican. june IA
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ARRIVAL PROM 1MExco.-The barque Anahu-
ac Captain Wilson, arrived yesterday morning. from
Vera Cruz, in twenty-five days passage.
The Hon Wilson Shannon, late Envoy Extraor-
binary and Minister Plenpotentiary to Mexico,
came IN the Anahuac as passenger.
1t was the general feeling in Vera Cruz, when the
Anahuac sailed, that Texas would never be annexed
to this Union; such was the confidence which the
Mexicans reposcd in the English.
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~ rAls MORNINGS MAIL.

,.>,x--Th,, TcNss National Register which
.,u,,r, S,,reHcpt ~ Annexation, rr"r)asns "omc'
", nnis,3s tthc retesN vi President roiN 70 receive
~ t,.>sn Nr,stcr srrcuIN appointed eN tir"d'n'
,,>,. ~ he yu,NNtc 81 ANS " settling N"'lNua Hrms
', 80 sni,Nr,i hutucss between tho two countries
,e save ,>s,~-f Ntotms VS. that MAnnc>"t"n had MOI
.,,sp t1sr, iASa hSi rcCn ms,Nrrd by many c"''hS
s.4a M tS,usu,tYss Chihushua Coahn''a. Sinr'N anu
>sINuis t,p tSa cNie ~ these lcoNtnrrS Win '"c NC
r,s,>, tt IV>s> thc kSeis,r, spNr1
=. fA,s Ncm political arrangement wNnl" "hN'"''"'t
s,,r esen SR;osalc and 1t eec,ed hut :" ee s'o"P''"
:, ,0l<c.i tho Republic would then hsNo o\'chn'"
s> Abe ,;rt II Mc>toS s. the Pacific N'c"n emw"''s
a. sne,, ;>,r, c tHs Srsst VI Netih N"'0''S
~, s,,n. ~ sar awp merchants almost eNmr"o mo
r4S> ths tssac NAH CHINA hut ~. th'S Is nov p't
-. ~, ,,,;lY si,e H. She iscts siscd AS "" would 10
tAssS ~ Atury wh,ch eSn ~ longer eo 81 any @Se
Nus
NN,r NyyiSx NsrtNrNNNr Information has
~, ,,,,{><>i At NO Department ot tho convicoH OF
M vS,trt.Sa u Honc. Georgia In two cases Tor rob
e,s H. n,sN IN tSe Spl,as that lseo liz has been
,rnn,rrS ~ AN,>i iRHCr N the enucniis'y for hccn
Ses,- ~ <sSA $3.50. H..
N.wN ~ rn,t OiScc Yielded tor the quarter ending
~ s,tA nac iSs{ st;S6 Eor the quarter ending '''
SNA ..ee l>lN SSAHSS; pCnci, SH1,9ss Union
~ rN, SECRETARY ., The Navy. u is sad, mas OF
.scN 80 irtnc,iStc disccuneSnte ~ tho HSNH "Pt."
IN, s,s;ru, TIC cause ., ih's sudden movement Is ''
- VI ASIDE vahuS
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Thing, In rh,lndclphin.
rsyfvs,>S,acaco =; The Tribune
Pm, AvvIvitiA. Nov.

r,,ii ApSIriIA Nov. IL. !. NJ.
par!aS TX PISS; swc days there have been con,
,Ae;Sr animation II cWJ E.o0r sud Gram mars NJ"
,,> N>v, ,,,Sat,y s,ivSucci The market. for Flour
So ,,, ~, - = 81 ia. common shipping brands.
.y - y, a.; Sai vNtta- Rye tIonf mas gone up
- - ~ Nsd ~ aow yeSiliN command tha' Price
NssNi : rCQUc>; 81 isS ~ cents Tor ~" ana PRINT
YsYS XII w;,h sSes made :; -. CENTS 10 arrive "nic
49, - ,s-,S ana airline Southern red 100. The
., - su: this NccA reach l40OO Sh!s Tor export ana
;. ,r,,u.slra Ia C0,:ou, ;hcrc Is nothing dong.
ISs,sscSc; ship Savannah from Liverpool, winch
..,s -, ~ Ssh lasi has all her freight engaged the
>,t vs.s ot whsch consists ~ Flour and Grain. The
Mvc;ass wkicA succeeds the : has l2ooo barrels of
Ava w>aS = X shipped besides quantity OF wheat
NJ. 8 O'clock ,aS; evening. sloop lying in the
rsAaS.c. s; ~ tocy .! Csowhlls,rc: wharf, was
Sss=!sN - waters eds The fFe WAS the result OF ae
slSsri,
Yesterday l.: he EuSbc Msrsc,, 1;hsircet and rcsol'
J - >>; Nay s:;crip; s-rducon OF their wages on
~ g< >; employers.
TIE Su&l, PoN is still quite prevalent in The City
s.; Cacagy .; rhiSiclYhs.
De Sails Couccr; 81 The Muscal Fund Hall last
eve1-s o The benefit Of the Poor was brilliant affair
4 .s-se ,uGieaec WAS present, and the performances
Ne-e delightful.
Tbers hsS been 4 number OF mariac arrivals to-
cav IKE .hrs Susouehsnus from Liverpool; Column
~ f-. 60 e.iss Adele from s. Jago de Cuba Eliza
ss;A t-r., CS-rruAs Washington from Charleston;
ll-s .-,, Trieste: bark George. from Savannah and
s-vc-a- o.As-s AZ, announced. The SusquehHnna, on
tAs - s:za when in la, 30 -, long. 'Os. exchanged
s1sis VIII snip Great Western from ~ York Tor
Livs-Fool
Tbs rs been another exciting day IN our Stock
Maze: x-3 where The wild spirit OF speculation Will
essse ...s xoae can tel. The sales were large, ana
css 70. al descriptions OF stock advanced at an aston
:sa.as ra;e Penra Fiyes sold at Il. an improvement
:: ; Reading Bonds advanced :, selling at ~; ana the
.AA-es selling s, 80. But Wilmington Railroad SHARES,
Saa actually n-e nc, worth 25 cents, capped The cit
-sx, They were run up after the Second Board this
afternoon 10 81! an advance of :: from yesterday
GAi Bark Schuylk; Bank ami in short all the worth
IS. socks il The market appear 10 be eagerly sought
si.s- 5; sdvsnced while which are OF some value
- -nao.csG. so we go.
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MARRIED:

!, Sheffield. Berkshire Co Mass. on "Wednesday, 18th
~, ~ Rev Jsrnes Bradford. M DWIGHT h. Saw
AGE 20 Mss THERESA NJ FOOT, all OF Sheffield.
o. zee evenin. OF the l3th by Rev. DR.. Hutton MI
CHARLES Z PINE 10 Miss EVELlNA CAMERDEN
Al Q: tbs city.
o. tie l3ih By Rev Dr.. hrebs, Jesse c. Vincent of
?o-.aseep.ic 10 Caroline E. P!st,.
o. ios i,;h by Rev. Dr. Anthem Nicholas B. hlttei. 10
Isre o Rudderow.
o. ne iii oy Rev P Gordon, VIM. HALEY to Masga'
=: howe oo;h o: Scotland.
a,wes, Troy. 3D. John L. Dyer to Caroline Lyon i,h
SV.I Srayion 20 ". I. Ring
nHud,on. och ult Cirrus Macy 10 Harriet j. Billings,
Ii Buffalo, Sin Reuben T. White 10 Phebectte Car
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SAVANNAH. Nov. 10. ls45.

E; Middliug 10 Good Middag 6. 66i. Mddlng Fair TO
Enr s; MI, Fully Fair TO Good Fair 797t Fine 4; as
Bagcins, Kentucky, ~. elJ; Bale Rope Kentucky. sd
g. Bagsing Dundee l2 Sia o Flour canal ~ got New
,1,s oats As a5oc Hay. Northern 100 0l25c
Ea.efn 800 45a.7e Rice P!a1 S,s 81 @ Ss Lard
ac PORK Mess sl6 Prime s2s See. Mess rc,, ~
Prime So Butter. Northern, 10 39oc- h'Ay' feo''neo
29320c. Sail, sack, 81 - -ro.r,.rco / .
The Exchauge on NcwYork ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 10 ic
Foreign g, si dull Freight 10 Liverpool loto' hs'fe
or Nrw.York st e 100 ibs
Arrived brig Augusta. New. YORK -. .,,.nd.5
heavy irost last night, which must have eSlena 1o
throughout the state Inside quotations Tor Cotton u lo
round bales outs ds for square bales Cot'cn ao"H
ner news Caledonia. Yours. &c.
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A. DoDwoRTH's DANCING SCHOOL.

tP- Allen DOdHOrih would beg leave 10 luiorm his
friends that his intention commence Private Dane
ing School at his resi- ience No AS Broomest Monday
afternoon, Oct. 20lh From his long connection win the
Dancing world and having avaed himself OF instructions
from Ihe that have visited tris country snch
as Pau Tasion and others OF like celebrity, he feels
that he as well qualified teach any the city, and his
Musical education will certainly give him great
over inauy present in the rroesson be isI as may
those him with their patronage can rely upon ac
curing correct aud fashionable style OF Dancing
TERds-A quarter of 81 lessons including, the ouaGre
Iy,i,z C;allor.. and 10 90
10 Lessons IN the Waltz or Polka. . 90
DAYS AND HouEs or TUtrIoH-On Monday and Thursday
at O'Clock Tor Indies and Misses Il years OF On
Wednesday aud Saturday O'Clock for Misses aud Boys
under ~ age aud Monday "Wednesday Thurs
d4v and Saturday for Gentlemen ut O'Clock, 7. NJ
"a Evening Glass will be formed, for those who cannot
attend earlier, from 9 10 TO-
Private Lessons given all hours either al the residence
of the pupil, or the school OF lIneocls
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HUMBERT'S
Med!co-Electrical Institute,
~. -. SIN g.. n

bIeCIcO-EIPctTIclI Iu5Illu[P,
CFr- Established in $40, for the Treatment of
Disease by Elcctricity.-Electncty is valuable
suy;ary remedy in all forms OF diseased action Properly
applied il is prompt and efficient in the Of Acute and
Chronic Rheumatism, Gou Nervous Headache general or
partial Debility, suppression or retention OF the Menses
pain in the Side Back or Limbs Muscular Contractons
Swclngs and other similar Giseases-arrestng. generally
in few davs the accImuairg misery months years,
after ell the otter o medical have been tired
ard abandoned despair Dr. H. that the successu!
treatment Of disease By Electricity for % years in this city,
enables him to dispense altogether with public testimonials
or references He may he consulted by those unacquainted
,gth Inc remedial uses Electricity usual gralitousy,
daily from A. ~ To- P. NJ. The very poor attended to
graals between the hours OF 5 and ?. ".
Dr. a. c. HUMBERT. Medical Electrician,
c2i SIN Western Office No. ~ Sullvan-sL Spring
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e Scbrng's Restorative Cordinl.-Thisp pleas
ant medicine never-failing remedy for Dyspepsia and
Nervous Affections 1t is certain cure for Sick and Nerv
GUS Headaches aud excellent preventive Of Cosveness
and Low Spirits II correcis morbid state OF tile hillary
organs and very ecacous In relieving Faialency Cho
les and similar complaints OF the Stomach and Bowels II
speedily promotes the OF strength and activity IN oil
cases Of Debility healthy appetite, where This
greatest OF blessings deficient and natural conse
0uence gives Tone and vigor 10 the whole system
Sold wholesale and retiby A. T. D. SANDS, 70 Fulton.
street also al rs Broadway and II East Broadway Sold
also by RUSHTON CO. ITO Broadway, 10 Asor House,
aud Broadway. corner OF Four,eenth-sL Also by j. l.
ColGjngInn Sn9 UudsonsL t59 eodisH
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~ The Hnrbingcr, No. ., to-day published, con-
,aiDs MIscELLAxY-The New Jerusalem and The Phaans
erv or Swedanborg ind Fourier; Two Chapters OF Con-
.uelo REvE,r-Siudes In Religion, the Transcendeniass
MUSICAL REvrEw-The Vru0so age in Music the New
school OF ianists and Vionisis ED1ORIA-ECceue Sue
Lectures on Psychology 20 sale by Burgess Sringer
w 81 Graham and others
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GEO. q. WILLIAMS,

"a EXCHANGE PLACE, Is doors East OF William
street.. invites mis- old customers ard Merchants gen.
Colored Silks and Sans Veves, Bombazines Apaccas,
Nous do LANES Ca.hmeres, Reps, Fine Ginghams and
other Dress Goods; White Camhrics Musins, and Dmt-
and swiss Trimmings Embroidered Collars, and Chmi-
setes Green Gauzc Barege and Lace Wells; TAFT Satin
and Velvet Ribbons Cap aud Bonnet Ribbons; Wool,
Worstsd SILK and Broche Shswls; Dress Hdks Gloves,
Sewing Silks Goods for Thread and Needle Stores Gen.
tlemen's Rich Scerfs, Crsvsts, Stocks and Tics &c
a Nti.tf
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s,srs. S,ss.rAshLA-Th PROJECTORS OF this prepare
, M r,t that vlctE Of scroln OF cnhucous
disease can he cured by merely taking Sandss Sarsapaa
without reference 10 any other condition lmpudepce and
pulrpcc NAY counletnct potency or greatly weaken
us,nr,,s Buthu popricof' do couscl"niiousy believe,
ami their belief founded experience and induhnbeics
ny that other conditions TO r restoration Of health be-
,rr observed N WILL with heavens favor NAL oriiy
of ucrrcus and mnadics, ing ,cofna and
sal; rhcu also in rheumatism jaundce aud many other
caused by unnatural of the blood, eject
n lS,iiuE aud rvtfcct euro. ,
rr-rarc,' and sold. Wholesale and retail, by A. b. ~
SANDS Wholesale Dtugeiss. 20 Fulon-st New ofN
Sold also rs broadway II East Broadway and by 'nE
gusts generally throue the Uuicd States ffeo 81 pei
hctIp Six bottles Tor -
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DIED

F-;isv morning, 18th inst, MARGARET ANN. second
i.usn,er OF jeremiah and Reuhsmsh Miller.
TIE relatives snd friends OF the family are invited 10
a,.end her funeral on Sunday afternoon. at o'clock,
from Attorneys 81. without farther imitation
On Thursday evening, WILLIAM c. SCOTT, Jr IN
;ne l4th ysa- Of his age.
II. friends OF the family, and the members OF Grove
Lodge No s. l. o. of F., Hancock Division No. Is 3
OF Ark Ten. No 81, l. o. OF r. are respectfully re-
guessed 10 attend the funeral from his fathers residence
No 1T Frankiu-s, hi. Saturday, afternoon 18th inst
- half past O'Clock.
On Thursday morning. JANE C. wife OF John w.
G.sydon and daus her Of P. Clendenen.
Her funeral viii take place from the residence OF her
father l25 Aenst on Saturday afternoon at halt past
o'clock which the relatives and friends OF her husband
and ft,her and faher.inaw, John Graydon and broth
ersin.aw. Robert NJ Field Samuel Joseph, William and
James Graydon respectfully invited 10 attend, with
oui farther notice.
a, Newark. ~ J. on Friday morning. 18th inst. Ed
WARD MARINER youngest son of William and Eliza
beth Perrin, aged months and % days.
The relatives and friends OF the family invited to
attend the funeral at Newark Sunday leaving here by
tie O'Clock morning train.
Al Utica lst Samuel II. Sbley. ply.
At albany 9Th, Gertrude wife OF Jas. Lostwel, 80 /;
Eliza Clemshire 81.
At Auburn. 10th ult. Mrs Elects A. Buel.
Al South Reading, Mass. ID inst OLIVER WALTON a
Revolutionary patriot, 81.
Al Buffalo, 5th Mrs. Margaret D. Pierce, 80.
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,va., ,alan hc,i,catd Soap, for the cure OF PM
-, E,,rh,. Tan Salow mesa, Erupons, aud n skin dls
SuIecnts nj the only depot 81 WakesL LIST Store FROM
u,s 10. re- for cr!msouins Lips aud Cheeks Poudre
Sfe FOR trudcane surerfaous ha'r. without injury 10
ie shlu Lily Uhte, for instantly scattering redness and
hushs from the Acoustic drops for curing deafness &c
&c The above celebrated preparations OF Dr. Gournud's
nrr 10 be only Dear lnd nj 81 Waker-s Isl Store
FROM Broadway.
AerNrs-E Il. Tu,te, Assembly Buildings. Philadelphia,
JoTdan Miik-sL Boston; Carleton Co. Lowell Ives
salem; w L. Gcrrsh New Bedford: Guild, Bangor Bliss
Springfield; Grecn Co. Worcester; Myers, New-Havea
III u
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NEW JUVENILE SINGINT bOUh,
TNHE YOUNG MELODlST-A new and rare coiIecuon
4 ofs.cred Moral and Patriotic Songs, composed and
arranged Tor one aud three voices, by William b..
Bradbury. Dill,
~ and am happy say that think one OF me hest BOOKS
Tor children have ever seen" GEO r. hOOi,
Professor OF Music in the Rutgers Institute,
and Abbolts Female Seminary.
MS ytf MARK II. NEWMAN, Publisher, 1893 Broadway
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e Chcnn noots and shoc..-The sub

would ch the attention OF the public 10 his large
sornent of city usde Boots, suitable for the present
season, p, prices varying from s. 30 10 sc. He
would particularly recommend the Boots he sells - 80
and 81 which will longer than those usually sold al
other places at s. and Sc.
Boots Shoes &C. mad to order on the shortest notice
handsome vet easy being guaranteed Drawings taken
of the foot and pair made and kept for each
toner.
n B-A good assortment OF Boys Boots. Terms, cash
or delivery JOHN l. WATKINS, Ia Fullon.st.
ms lmseod between Nassau ard William SIS.
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She's II good.lookiug woman, John Tod, John Tod
She has "A splendid com slcXiou. Johr Tod, ohm Tod;
Fat before she had washd with the Jones's soap
Her face WIS disgusting wh ireckles John Tod
Her kin yellow and dark with tan,
Hex hand chapd and tender, her looks so waD,
But now she Is lovely; sure as nod,
She thanks Jones's Soap for l. all, John Tod.
Ard her hair is so glossy and black, John Tod
Ills soft clean ana silky, John Tod, John Tod.
But It's only month irow this very day.
Her hair was coarse dirty, rough. why and grey.
Twas Mid up with scur and falling OIL from her pate;
But sh.u.cd oness HAIR Restorative before twas too late
And here speak the truth. before you and Frank Pod
She thinks Jones' Hair stuff for /. all, ohn Tod
70 ,r,is, these Two articles 1.-The one sold at and the 9th
ar NJ slings would be to gid refined gold :; b0lh arr
sold genuine u, the sn of the American Eagle, % Chat
haln-s- Sd Broadway, and lS9 FUTON s. BROOKLYN
via N,.nl
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THIS nav PUBLISHED,

THE 18th No OF Alexander FletcheTs Devotional Family
Bible This edition OF The Holy Scriptures has already
nominations br Fetchers abilities for the task he has
der,aken are well known The notes, like the engravngs,
are SO coutrved interrupt The sacred text Inc ex
animation OF the best advertisement. NO. IL has
beautiful engraving OF" Jephhas Return The y mum
already issued show good evidence That the Puosher
department will net vary except the better Single num-
- d cenis II. GEORGE VIRTUE. 26 J0hn-st
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re- Portable Shaving c

re- Portable Shaving Cascs.-The subscribers
having perfected and finished variety OF the above oaer
the the most complete yet Invented, suitable 10 the
wants OF the travelling public, containing all that
ry for the toilet with the addition OF the Metallic Tablet
Srop sharpening and keeping razos in the most perfect
order u. SAUNDERS SUN, "a Broadway.
MIG Sis opposite Towards Hotel.
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~ Clothing.-Geo. a. Hoyt & Co No. % Bowery
(nesr Bayaidst keep constantly hand very large as
sor,men ready made Cotnng adapted 10 neE youths
chdren's wear made IN fashionable STYLE and which
they will sell either wholesale retail for cash. ct great
ly reduced prices.
Garments made order In the very best style al very
abort notice and with puncuality. OBS lmis'
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Ships George Skoield London; Dovre, Amsterdam;
Cincinnati Liverpool; Elizabeth Dennison Mobile.
Brigs Trio Kingston, ia, and Central America; VIM
Dugan Coast Of Africa.
Schrs Ella Barataria Bay Harmonious, Havana; Anne
LA Baltimore; Julieite, do and others. Wind NV.