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1872 BROADWAY.
COkNKk OF John STREET.
HOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELV]

OOkNhk VI JOHN STRkkT
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
From the Ecening Post
SEEEHM Fo& sHSSs s,s:.
praised by those Who made trial Of it, ls tosk the first
prsmun Of the Institute FAIR Indeed snllv conceded by
those who know tDaf impossible manufacture
es equal to IT, Ii sofeaing the skin the
sense destroyer OF feckes and pmpes and sold cheaper
than the old soaps AL theefore who consult econo
IRON the New York Gaseue.-Ihe New sosp.-We spsak
from experience, and speak from The professional
knowledge Of benefacof and friend james Grant No
street, whs 10 ahead Of thing yet ou nd
this Of modem improvement IL ID emily
smoiient bat something more In short, We believe
Il y the best shaving suap in the world.
From the Evening Mirror Rings Verbena Cream, We
those person. have troublesome boards should be
wthectn has penetrating Of IN own and sefiens
hardest aud beard render the operation Of
shaving perfectly Mr. Ring has lately taken the buai
mesa o. Mlnor the Of Broadway and John
wher! his inestmabie article be Obtained; hkewsa
Kings Cough Candy, which said to bs pleasant and cer
eaIn cure fofsthat trogblesome companion.
From the Sunday man Who shavss himsslf
shoald procure Hinge Verbena Cream" Il u exquisite
article ssfnng the BEARD and allayias all irritation OF the
sk 20 that becomes an absolute pleasure instead Of
ss s ?. s9 and eo:sry' he written signature
''''' "'''' ~ !. :" ssp .Ts afa6 Druggist,
snecessor to DR.. VIM II Minor
NBMchsnts are parncuarIy requested 10 cali ana ~
anime this mtcs a. now preprcd, q1ay quantity ap-
from steel plate. engraved BY Messrs Rswd.a. W,;sh9
Aeh lar exceeding any tang Of the KIND before The public
ms igJrr fetf
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To the Tea. Coffee and Sxgar Trade, 8c.-Ecowo.
m'ss, FaCsitiss, Aotsf Keepers, re.
j. 3. SCOTT Il CO..

NO. 20 NdSsdN NTeef, c0rSeT OF John,
HAVING purchased the lot Of the seasons Tsas,
possessing that richness Of flavor gepsay combined
and rarely obtsned o6r. wholesale retail sln v.e
Of Green snd BLACK Tees Of the best qualify ony inclu
dug the old Souchcng English Breakfast Tea
such used 20 3 imported twenty ysa ago The stock Of
Gohe sssa &C. needs no eonmeu - they are ssestsa OIL
scOTT co. arc also supplied with stock Of fresh
imported Gissgow Spicsd HAMS old English Chesses Of great
variety and flavor.
eoeds bought will BE- delivered within Eve miles Of tho
city free OF charge And all orders from tho country with
cloed remiaEces will meet the honorable dssns IL
selected by the parties themievex
j. .. SCOTT CO. 70 Nssssus,
m30 I'm m near John II.
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CHRISTIE'S GENUINE
GALV ANIC RINGS

MAGNETIC FLUID.
irsly .ae and novel application d The %y.sros. power
e 0svsaisn remedial ssent, BY q which the
d:pen.sd With and he power sSpisd IN manner sassy
mach Sss Ie Ss %
Ss1,c FLUID have been used with este ~
ss .s :fss
sS... q gsiSs ss.si Eonp1sns I:ns.so' Nss1.r,
% sy O.: !. md fsy
.lcl Ess,ly, and all DDordes In o. Dy.
King. s ssss ssas
fST SsT5SSS Sfis SSSSs
e az. eoa c.s;oa. Of he ia,suon .,s
in ors chone Of disea,s whsse the do not p9
o. e Or any Il. w
Az who. ss +. ssss
c'''A'm c fI mHd f +: F.Ub
I'M, couposisioa been the Fesch Che
scsae. Believed % po.sss he isS.I:6ls power o.
ss e h %
GHR 81
These articles form an important ADDITION to the Gayanic
Rings, setias upoa he same principle having the adv.n
ST.! s.ss %1a sGis ,s 81 "a
I e E ga; sss a 81: FER
The '''di5 :-a i1t',sf . cSIEFRsrFffffiicATEs
BE $ III e %
spectacle sources have edfro hundred OF
similar character which have procured daring tbs short
time the discovery bees before the Amerean pubtIc
aOpy Agency in New York No. ia Futon street, su"
EZ-UAVTION-Bewne Of spurious limitations Of those
articles. Mcssr A. s. D. San DS not and never have
been agents icr Or Chrae warrant. genuine any
cs called alvanc" which by the above men-
toned firm. d. g MOOhHEAD, Ns
Agent General for the United States.
mf2i lmsrc la Eultou sfreet New York
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SCHENCK'S
PULM o N IC sly RU p
HAS CURED ME-

READ! READ! THE FOLLOWING CERTlFI;
CATE OF RICHARD l.. COX, A NAN OF
hG TE A. M. HEW Jersey 5ss il.
ne s;:is II e ma
.I%s;.on id sse: and That " noa,h
1 q as :s:. ri
sa l.
wh s,f,s pan "a hs ms ds md bsa. hi. family
asd ssds ".sss1 and w:sfss
ssd . E.. ~.. a Hr S
S MI. ' h ais
q 7: Xxi $ 'ss1 o. d
had 81 HIM: ..s e tool sslss
3D. @ .s - %
syrup, when large sa,hsins formed his lsf side, which
ses
brother quart matter sSss:ss
S = III: ,,ss a.sss @ d: head rom Ss
$ s e % is..a s S & S:
ss II SS
H. and cha g thai 81
.arn shot he ab. up in his chamber
va. weeks thu he rsp ai change.
sss. ..: a. b"
Ally g @ :, ! a risen from n. That 1; The
ss,na ali !. had . twenty-five boie: III the now Be-
lieves himself sound the enjoyment Of good
health ha he able to end TO all his duties ard ~ fuk
: s: .
ced TO be IN perfectly sound condition
leznedl RICHARD L. cox
me. Affirmed to II :s: hi I, 4 S; r. before
Alderman
EvEsHAM, Burliogton Co., N. j, April 72d, lsA
We the sub cri,srs residents % the township Of I've ham
Coz and frequently visited him in The last stage Of Pulmo
umpton which believe cured by the Of
Schen ks fum mic Syrup and feel duty recommend
the oaunptvs in The possible having
p ! mi. Bsehmsa John Leeds, tr. William L. Brown.
S-s H.. cS. John jss.,s k S. 5as Mi..s
MAsLroK. N. J May 9Th, lels
Mr.. schenck-Sir: am pastor Of the Baptist church
Msrlton New Jney some three or four months since Us
Coz then yisy t Al human At deaths
gentleman would not 1--we week To my surprise saw
him congregaucn last Sabbath, healthy looking man
that Syrup the Of saving has lie
! am respectfully yours. JAMES NJ CHALLlSS.
The ssaame rnlmonc Syrup prepared exclusively By the
sndt street. where receive advice have shsr ungs
ssa q sss.s
Ior sale aso By b Sands Co a7s Broadway Hstchngs
hudson q; Or Gardner IS Montgomery jersey City; W.
xI Van Zandt corner Smith and Dean sts, broo2lyn;
heddins Co, State ct, Boston.
Pes:e bear mind thai 7. D. Bsekman does sell orr
Tor ths Old ssssbssd msdeiss At No Counisnds ssssc
=
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Special Sessions.


APRIL s-Charies Smith colored, charged with steal
house adjudg.d guilty, and sent to the penitenary
for the term Of two months.
Nicholas Hewlett boy, found guilty of stealing
iron plate from Robert Morrison Sent TO the House OF
Refuge.
Nancy Rubine, q colored woman, was adjudged guilty
of assault and battery another coored femele
named CaDtne I'm throwing q brick at her head. She
was ordered to be locked up in the city prison for thirty
days.
Charles J. Greedy charged with stealing some lead
pencils and pocket book containing small sum Of mo-
ney, from John McQuade. He was found guilty, but
sentence was suspended
VIM. Miller and Richard Conkln were then placed at
the bar for committing assault and battery police
man Farley, while he proceeding to arrest prisoner
charge of larceny. They were found guilty, and
Conklin was fined $2s, and Miller $40.
Nicholas Miller next tried for stealing quantity
Of iron from the foundry Of Msssrs. Secor He I'D.
judged guilty Sentence In this suspended.
George vanoal charged with committing 40 assault
and battery on c. johnson, was found guilty and Ansd
SIS
Isaac Robbins, colored man. was adjudged guilty Of
assault and battery On Dsejamn Grastan, also po-
lceman, and sentences - Ne penenary for the
OF three months for each of1eDce.
John Kelly, charged with stealing shirts from
Abraham Abrahams in Chatham street. found guilty
and sentenced TO be confined in the city prison for one
monih.
John McCalvn, for stealing some articles Of trihinr
value from MIR Scsnlin sentenced TO BE- Imprisoned
in the peniten,isry for the torn of three months
Alter dsposing Of some other Of micor impor.
tance, the Court adjourned until Tuesday next.
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sHAFER a. CO.,
J6ILORS And DIAPERS,

2att broadway, near Park Place.
A EE NOW RECEiVINn,b by the Havre Packsts An IN.
n trey assortment Of the sest Sedan Cloths and Co
smeos adopted The ePsy tsdex HAysa soncnded
perAane arane cutter, with Mr. r. Andr,ot late
Hue Crtisons PAM, well Known 70 most Of eur fash
execute orden N syis ef HnssaA elegance:
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THE PARISTAN SECR

lUBT PUBLISHED, translation from the French en-
titled The Psrissn Secret Self Prservsfiou
security against Sexual Diseases, undsr ali
without the Of pedicus dissgrssabls necsssr
universally undered and employed b. Of fashion in
sY ALEXANDER LEBAUM, ~. D.,
Member Of the Faculty Of Medicine Of Pans Physician TIE
Veneesl Hospital Knight OF the Legion Of Honor &C. &c
Rue De ~. Honore 70, Paris. s.
Published By Robert H. Dumcnt Legal Dcpasy for Dr. Lie.
haum, Washington Boston. Price o2x
copytwo copies fr u All orders should be sadessed
paid R0bers N. Dup1ont, a above.
For sale 10 New ork only al the Maon de santev III
Fulton street, Philadelphia. Colon Adrance, in the Arcade
BEWARE OF FRAUDS.
spurious edition Of this work has been issued by
publishing Broadway you would the genuine,
buy only 9f WAT kETCpTM 9SLY A ll Tss
genuine work has upon the title hese Sold ty
koben H. Dumopt, Legal Deputy loi DR. Lebsam, iD Wsh
edition oms these words and contains only - pages
30 THE MOST IMPORTANT MATTER. BEWARE
street. No other dsasz prAsibv ll The genuine.
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THE EYE.

nR. WHEELER, Ocuiist No. % Greenwich street, New
YORK. the 6sttery deyoss his exclusive attention
OF the and Ophhamc Surgery and the
public h. that thsre not .ons. ts
which be essentially relieved cured by him. The
vast number Of uudoubed testimonials which be
ed either extent success by that Of other Ocus
the United States.
10 Office hours from A. NJ o'clock P. NJ, aer which
he visits out door patients.
- Artificial Eyes for sale. and which will be inserted on
reasonable terms.
pamphlet containing remarks Diseases the Eye with
several Of srcst cares effected by Dr. Wheeler
mode of be had gratuouy his residence
him by letter, paha MT lmtr
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Circuit Court,


Me Ca thy Va Hodges at Hi--Ths was an action Of
North part) of,he Carleton House, Broadway, formerly
tried in the Circuit Court last ia hut il the jury
could not upon that tra agree and now comes on to
be tried before snother jury A the proceedings the
former trial were very fully reported in the Herald and
az there no new feature in the present proceedings.
we shall mere give an outline OF the plaintiff clsm.
Mr. Mccarthy died in 1888, without issue and without
havi made any will leaving Lara real and per'onal
estate the personal estate divided between his wi
dow and his nephews aud neices but the latter
aliens all events their through whom they
could only inherit they could not take hs real estate
and would therefore, necessarily escheat to the State
government Mrs. Mccarthy, the widow, and Mss.
Bant, niece of Mr. Mccarthy entered into some or.
range with tho and procured act to
be passed by the State Legislature under which the
perry in dispute was sold ~ a Mr.. Walker, who
sold leased 20 the defendant Hodges but II seems
that the property did legally become escheaed
asmucn tue Government neg lected to comply with
the equirementso Statutes, which equres,
when the ownsr Of real estate oics without making
will or leaving nsir that Inherit that the
ment shall ioT I've years, continue to publish IN the
State papers advertisement setting forth the facts and
callpg all persons interested to como in and prove
their Claims This not having been done. the plaintiff
seps 10 an1 alleges that he natufssed in 1884,
one year before the death Of Dennis Mccarthy. and
claims the property az his heir Alter some documen-
tary evidence put in and read and one two wt
nesses examined, the Court adjourned For plaintiff
Messrs Gerard Lynch, Emmett and Foster. For defend
ant, Messrs. Whiting OConnor and Spear.
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TRUFFLES.

II sale By }. b. STOUVENEL, - John street.
Also Bordeaux Wines casks and kicrsch, Absmh
md Chanpssas, u The bsss bsands foln-5
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SPRING FASHION

n BROWN&CO., nS Chatham Square, corner OF Mon
Aseet. wish 70 inform the public Of their ecent improve
mt in the msnufscturs aud finish Of their - Has
beauty and durability three important
the The propnetors do their hats
Ds mach bore sold for the rce
Call and satsfy yourseG Of this fact m2O lmsrh
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C0ALI am delivering from ny ynrd corner 2, k'.s and
sss low esh o.y wis: Ess and Broken y 7 srs.
Nut and Stove mixed IS 49, Buyen positively depend
isl Ameod-r PkTEH CLINTON.
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ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD.

ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD.
THE ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD COMPANY hayin
completed their WORM. ready to execute orders
Tor pure White Lssd both Dry and Ground in OIL almost
that be wanted The Company have spared
the srecuon Of the Werks which would toad,
the least degree to the OF the Lead having
avalad themselves OF modern improvement for THAI
puTpoae.
I:aS well aware. from long familiarity with the differ
eat ei4 sold Market that By far the proportion
sod such hiss bees, ayd sl gYeay with
kaytes article Of mineral production much heavier than
White Lead and IN tBslf possessing vtus OF
nest whatever being when mixed with oil almost rnns
aAd fact hsviag nothing bat ss specific weight
it. tho TrsH~ea Of the Atlantic White Lead Com
psny have pd unannousy, The following resolution,
"Rseslvsi, That layew Of manufacturing osly prime
..tis. ~ At:.se WHIT. ke,d Co|Psy viii msss bss o:
6s strisy purs sauiss sr.se ad perfectly es from
saeh to all who msY purchase hsir Lead"
Pendncs be placed the purity OF every pouud Of White
Load sold BY the tomeaAy which pureness
viii oay tend to the greater durability Of the Faint
viii oaAd mach economical IN use, ths
common description Of painsg owiAg 70 the body
covering quality thereby gvaa far better 6nisk
with than the adutsrated White Paint would with
three, Of which avery paiSter will Rear witness
The Coupsuy also He'd Lead aud LtharHc
have for sals Of Paints ros nd OIL Vedigrs
Black Pa,at Yellow Qchre. SpanLh Brown rars Green,
Drunswick Green, he. &e
Haviag appointed Agents for the Company, all
POLLEN COLGATE,
~ 3msr ~ Pearl street. corner OF Beekman street
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A gentleman in Philadelphia named Lse has lately
gntRed the private circle Of his friends, showing the
possibility OF setting sir7ight rod In such position
that II lett undisurbed its shadow will rstrogfade or
wheel back twice in the course Of day He has pro-
posed to perform the experiment in the public square,
the permission Of the City Council be obtained.
Mrs Deer, lady Of wealth and standing, residing
about ~ miles from Middetown, Md, and aged about
% years put an end to her existence on Monday
garrett window (soue three stories high oil her dwelling,
which caused her death almost Immediately.
while receiving he rite Of ba psm In the river
Cincinnati lately, was carried away BY the current
and drowned.
law has snrssssd BY the Legislators Of Mississp
p directing the in which the convicts shall be
employed. secures ell for which the mechanics con-
tended and appears to give general satisfaction-
We understsnd that splendid club house, on the
plan Of those in London Paris Vienna Berlin and New
York, will shortly be established in Boston.
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BEGARS-FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
TINE invite the Of country
chants Dealers snd Others their extensive OF Sc
This stock has been selected with the greatest
fore enabled g offer the aus slower dian other
and quality. from - 70 as per thousand
KENNETH & LAVFRTY,
mrl3 lm|rc Wholesale Segar Emporium, zoe Wall u.
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FRENCH
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.

HENRY & KAHN,
TMPORTERe, 50 NASSAU STREET, UP STAIRS,
have received, by late arrivals from their house in Paris
and Offer is :sls very lsrgs md choice 'sesSq Fl .he
in bunehss, wrssshs spgs, Erlands &c &c. together with
most extensive assortment Of
embracing variety unsurpassed in richness and extent by
any other importation.
so-Arti6cia flowers By the case imported expressly for
the jobbing and trade. MA lmsr
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0At@lee tons Onsli CYsl ssw landisg IRON sh,p Gar
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We perceive II stated in Mr. billiards mail
steamer report, that Germany and the North Of
Europe contains (contain) populat,ou of 20 0sD
600, destined for this country" Won't we want
"the whole or none I" And yet Mr. Hilhs I'd IL a 40
man. How shall we accommo date this mighty
horde short Of 81 40 and the Isthmus Of Panama D.
The fact, OF course, must be staec tie honor
able member had every opportunity Of ascsrtainng.
~ OK 81 10
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SARONI & ARCHER,
l6l Water street, corner OF Maiden lane,
HAVE ON HAND, large assortment Of Caps, Silk and
Fur Of every description, and Spring styie Straw
and Panama Han.
Also Oil SILK. Glazed Lawn, Vizors and Capstocks winch
they oner At very low prices
Dealers ard manufactures will do well Examine their
stock before purchasing elsewhere. ml2 Inns mS0 3w
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Court OF Oyer and Terminer.

Before Judge Edmonds Aldermen stoneall and Compton
ArRiL 3-Ths People Gtorxe Psnsr-This case
w.s resumed yesterday morning. The prisoners coun-
sci ht cnqured II the proceedings now shout to take
ing answered in the a be stated thst he would
put in tive TO the jurisdiction ofthe Court and
the other the plea Of nuirsl record To the first plea the
counsel for the people demurred and oact
isken to tho other Aury was then empannellec ater
being objectedto by prisoners counse try whether
there was record Of the prisoners conviction
the files of the Court end he the mentioned
IN The jury found that there was record and that
mande ed his counsel TO have until Tuesday pre-
psre exceptions which day he Ia To be brought up
again 10 receive judgment The Court then adjourned
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BOOKS BOUGHT.

OEksONB wshing dspess Of their Libra,ies eithe,
Ias OF small viii always 6ad ready purchaser and coed
pcos ~ soeressAe aiew nees giving and Number
J.. MCABE
ApA III " Nassap. sfrae
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STRAW BONNETS.

STRAW BONNETS
"a L. CHAPLIN, No. u John street, near Broadway mp
gtsiu, has ON hand rood ssssrtment Of Fashionable
Straw BoaneS, which he selling the lowest market
prices. 3-
Miins and others invited to call before purchasing
eaew heN- = im<Y
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FUME BATH.

T>O ALL who are afflicted with rheumatic complaints,
Bath 90 srosSwsy The peeasrss. Of such that
chrosic latuIs such scroua Govt Salt Rheum dis
Of the Skia, Joints &c The charges modera-
ted, 10 tefch " within the OF all m29 ~ m
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Before Judge EKrahaD.
APRIL S-Esfhev Miller Jasx Bsnnstt This was an
action sealed instrument SIS the amount
of quarters rent The statute Of Limitations set
up but the Court decided that il did not against
sealed instrument II afterwards shown that both
plaintiff and defendant married and their husbands
were not parties to the action. Upon this ground the
Judge nonsutsd the plaintiff For plaintiff Mr. Board.
man; for defendant Mr. Major.
Ferguson CeMn-vsrdct TO- morrow morning.
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DR.. POWELL OCULIST

Ons wv El1 w LID
ND OPERATIVE SURGEON, attends 70 Diseases Of
n the Eye and all lnporfe of Vision, from
o'clock a his residence, 81 Brsadxay. o. Warren
Ophtalmia esoppage Of the Tear Fsssage Cataract and
OpNcIties, efectually removed.
AMAUROSlS treated with great attention and slccess.
Inveerate of STRABIBMU6. 6quiatng, cared
Just imported. ARTIFICIAL EYES, Of superior beauty
and hnsh
sPECTACLEs adapted to every defect.
Advice to the poor without charge.
Ofice and rsaidsace ~ BroeAwaI-estnnce " Warren
street ms M.W.F&Sun I'm 1 ltwSr
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ASTOR HOUSE BATHS.

ASTOR HOUSE BATHS.
EnSsnss Ne vesey street Private door Astor Hosse)
fNHE PUBLIC respectfully informed that the above
Baths complete order The esthne tubs are entire
" new lccpps) and the largest this city In point Of
stis are open until O'clock at night Saturday night,
Prce OF bath Is The Sea Baths
usual open from sunrise until II o'clock
MA lm.r HENRY c. RABlNEAU, Proprietor
IMPORTANT TO EMIGRANTS GOING WEST
H subscribers beg inform their friends tbs public
that they forward all OF the Western
stats and Cansdas via the railroad from Albany H. usu.
route pay their BY ,hr canal For their nforma
ton beg see that the earliest probable time the
will be navigabe will be the 10 Apr and the ls
May Persons, therefore, unt that time, by The rail-
road tickets Tor which be
rates, Of W. L. TAPSCOTT,
rs South Of Maiden Jane.
NJ b. Due notice Of the opening Of the canal will De given
nal Ri
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GUIDE 10 SOUND TEETH.
IN Erpm ,ss Evening Post sHs i, =. H.,
~ years this city, has Obtained envsbe smnesce
his profession He operates upon the Teeth with gest
cAyed tende, teeth which yhie reasts The action A:
self Il peculiarly adapted for rvous parsons.
DR.. Castle inserts artificial Teeth.
~ DR. A Z. CASTLE, Dentist,
mis- lm%m 3e1 Broadway, corner OF White St
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CLOTHING
MUCH LOWER than the Genersl Prices-JACOB VAN
VA D.RBiLT, Nlaides Lane, between VIM and Nassau
esssb iShmcnt in New York
\ Hsadreds Of garments ready made which will be
sold W olesai- retail .sry '-- ma0 imsse
MAkTtL LIE ~ HULDERMANN,
81 Ma1dcn Lane, n.y.,
MI MANUFACTURES and Importers OF Ornsmeot,l Hair
Nl Work, Wgs. Toupes, Bands. Cqrs, Seam. Bandesu
and BRAID Hair, Danguy celebrated Curled Hair fifteen
inchea long AID style Of Everlasting Curls and kinds
OF Hair Work wholesale and retail
N B-Ihe trade supplied reasonable terms.
MIRA im-m
TOBACCO, SEGAkS AND BASS
A; SAM AMOS, No. ~ Broadway, up stairs ofars for
expressly for bis establish AAO, 40 bales OF strictly
prime ~ Jago Tobacco. and small lot Of Bass BY Wholesale
and retail mia ms
QCS 000 HAVANA AND PRINCIPE SEGARS.
OO0sOOV Havana TOBACCO =
$50 Geo Riouda, al sizes, 10000 Pr;nsipe,
so 90 Emu scion, LIST 30 900 Lafavrtte. presped
50 oo0 Lafayette, 10 90 Escuspo, do
$50 80 Espersnza, IS OOo Europe
1t0o Regaia, Is 0Oo San Roman, lst.
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