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an age. EMORY s. co. recommend this as bean
lifrl chance for fortune. The risk on a package of
20 tickets, that can draw you $40 900, EMORY &
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yOUl luck
P.S.-For prize packages or single tickets, ad-
dress the old established house of Emory & Co., ID
Office from Market street, in Calvert.
EMORY Il Co, u. 5. Lottery Agency,
No. Calver-st, ID Lottery office
IT from Baltimore street.
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
TUESDAY, November 10.

S 400O Baltimore SIS, 1890, OS
500 do 6's, 1870, Is days ; g6|
ID shares Western Bank TAI
d Bait and Ohio Railroad, Al
10 " Unon Manufacturing Co. 255
Maryland 6's closed to-day at III asked, 7G5 bid
Baltimore 6s. 1890, closed at % asked, 80 bid, Bal
timOre and Ohio railroad shares, Al asked, 405 bid.
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ny THE MAILS.
BY THE MAILS.
ARRIVAL OF THE
MAILS FROM XR1 SOUTH.
Highly Interesting from Havana,
Mexico, Yucatan, Venezuela,
New Grenada,
&c. &c. &c.

WAsHIsGroN, Oct 10, 1876.
There were four mails due this evening from the
South The papers received bring us nothing of very
special moment from either the army Of occupation or
the navy
Regarding the instructions to General Taylor, We
have already appraised YOU The future policy Of the
War Department may venture, with some sssur-
to lay before your readers The plan of the invs-
sion is to be changed The march from Monterey to tho
city of Mexico at least six hundred miles longer than
from Tampco the Gulf, Alvarado, or Vera Cruz,
which latter point affords the nearest and accessible
route The detachment under Gen. Patterson strongly
it, and march forward into the interior toward Mexico
and we are more strongly impressed with the idea this
attack by land and Contemplated upon Vera
Cruz, if not elready resolved upon and arranged.
rison and march forward with his main body upon Bal
tlo without delay, depending upon the country for sup
plies is necessary that his army should BE- divided to
their retreat by the enemy For the whole force to
main in Monterey would be to remain to stave He viii
eDsmy and his force reserved or the owsrd now:
ment be not sufficient for the conflict, when he shal
will pause until his reiniorcemsns in the DO
called up the emergency may demand. OF course,
vance and upon bis tanks to give notice Of the approach
to the Mexcan or any scattering parcels Of their army
ney Of at least 100 niles Some say 900 among the ts-
mountains of Mexico. This line OF march running
southwark lies parallel with the eastern gulf coast, st
about 25O miles distant, less. Vera Cruz lying
nearly in direct line from the city of Mexico 70
the coast consequently opens passage to the capital
short and convenient and accessible than the
route raversed by General Taylor from Point Isabel to
Monterey
We are advised, therefore, that the War Department
is of the opinion that will he cheaper not to require Of
Gen Taylor the march to Mexico by the low ground Of
the table lands goges and mountains from Monterey
but if after occupying sallo and the adjacent towns,
he should fail to within reach of the enemy. he
will pause and invite his approach until he shall have
heard of the results Of the occupation Of Tampico tho
coast and the combined land and attack upon Vera
Cruz. In the local revolutions of Mexico the faction
holding taking the castle of Vera Cruz holds takes
the government in its hands,; we believe that while
the reduction of that castle would at once reduce tho
Mexcans to terms they may persist in their resistance.
the whole country overun as long a. that cas-
tie is wnassailed Not only do believe that the rsduc
ton Of St Juan dUoa would be the shortest methsd Of
conquering peace not only the bodest and most go-
rious but also clearly Of the impression that TO
secure guaranty for the future peace Of Mexico In
ernay and externally will be necessary either to 90
cupy said fortress permanently or to rare to the level
Of the
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 10, 1876.

The Winnebagoss left the city this morning north
ward rsute, all excepting two, who are reported
among the missing Any person. therefore, meeting one
two stray Indians with red blankets will please in
form the Commissioners of Indian Affairs at Washing
tom of the fact and in the meantime detain the M
tves.
We understand that the funeral Of Hon H. Fox late
British minister will take plsce tomorrow, and that his
remains, temporarily, will be deposited in the public
vault at the Congregational Cemetery.
$500 people at Sands Co.'S circus tonight. II 10 all
the srage Those little ponies and the dancing horse,
and the clowns and Sands and his boys all the talk
The army the steamer the elections the church al
superseded by the circus
Next week have the at the National Course
three miles north Of the city Meantime, who would you
think has come to town, but JACK FRosT.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday Event


! PnLADELpHIA, Friday Evening.
The Southern mails, which have been detained
by storms and freshets, have arrived. We have
four mails from Charleston, New Orleans and tho
intermediate cities, but nothing new from the ar
my nor the blockading squadron.
Advices from Yucatan confirm the intelligence
received some days ago al New York. That State
has thrown of her disguise, recognized the revo-
lutionary government, and re-annexed herself to
Mexico, subject to all the risks of the existing
war with the United States.
Official returns of the vote in Philadelphia re-
move all doubts as to the election of Sheriff So
lar. the native American candidate for that office,
is chosen by majority of 1856.
The returns from the interior of Pennsylvania
continue highly favorable to the wings and tho
tariff of 1912.
From Georgia, we learn by the Savannah, Au-
gusta and Charleston papers that Messrs. Toombs,
Stephens, King and Jones, all wings, are elected
to Congress-a wing gain of one. HARRISON il
probably defeated. The Baltimore telegraph
line Is not yet in operation.
BUFFALO, Friday Evening.
Sales were made of % 900 bushels of Ohio and
Michigan wheat al 80 to 80 cents. Sales of corn
at 81 cents per bushel. Flour changed hands
freely at yesterdays quotations; Ohio butter
cents, cheese 81 cents.
Budd's brewery, at Guelph, Canada, was in
Jured by fire on Thursday. The loss is estimated
at 81, 200.
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DAGUERREAN MATERIALS

DAGUERREAN MATERIALS.
VHN ROACH, Optcian, 90 Nassau street, has now on
hand an assortment Of Half Plate and Medium Voghtan.
p pe Also AmeIcan Of his manufacture supe
''1 =, 20 any yet made in the United States.
Eases Chg mica, Coating Boxes Baths and every
sss "a ussg 70 Dssncusoyplng. ThermometcIs whole
so1msr
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ADVICE EXCLUSIVELY GIVEN TO THE
LOVERS or FINE ARTS.
THERE il at 20 Broadway exhibition OF Oil Paintings
4 of the ancient Dstch and Flemish schools.
10 be seen daily from II o'clock NJ until o'clock NJ
Admittance rs cents. ola stsrc
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Now Ntock Exchnnne,


On'the 18th inst by the Rev Z. Tucker Mr. PuRDv A.
AusER of Croton, 10 Miss ELIZA MADAM. At the same
time Mr. SAMUEL s. AussR OF Sing Sing to Miss LOUISA
A. MADAM, daughters o. 8 MADAM, Esq.
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COLMAN'S
EMFORIUM OF AIT AND CLASSIC CABINET
GAILERY OF OIL PAINTINGS.

w Engrayngs, Fancy Stationery, D!awings, Drawing
Materials Mu.ie &C. are now to be found upon ths SECOND
doorl where every thing will be sold at low prices and
many much below regular being DESTROYS Of clos
ing up as soon a. possible his Book Department.
Cheap List will be published for those who will bay
n9usntltles.
Purchasers are invited to call and his New Rooms
No. 203 Broadway, second floor. alb coolers fire
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ITO LEASE, for number Of years, beautifully situated
suitable quantity Of Land the city Of New York ha
wing and railroad communication with that city of
almost any amount. Applyio MORE BAKEk,
20l HYnadWal
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DICTURE of the Landing OF Columbus painted by order
OF Congress, is exhibiting for short in the
large of the Academy Of Design corner Of Broadway
Open from to 10 NJ. Season tickets 50 cents; stu
gle admission IS descriptive pamphlets, 6 oil wissr
HOWES b CO.'S N. Y. MAMMOTH CIRCUS.
THIS unryalled corps Of Equsstrans will perform at
Catsk October 18th; at Oakhl on the 18TH at Goa ca
the lth Jefferson the 18th; at Roxbury the l6h
Covesys on the NH A. woodstock on the 18TH Saul
This Is the Issst Estabiish@snt ever Organized i. the
United States, comprising l3e Men and Hones requiring -
Carriages 70 convey the performer. yardrobes music Ians
&c The company has attached to it Eight Female e9u0
TRANS, amsng whom the Greatest Female Rider Of
ago. f'esn't MaA s1b.sS MARIE MACARrE,
being cste and classc graceful and address,
and the charming nUee with which she chains her aud-
ence render this gifted and orste the lead
ing feature Of the in this country The Propetors
refer the public the brilliant description given in the
speetve 1swsspe Of the extraordinary and daring fsas
Equestrisa Director, Mr. HOWEs; Riding Master, Mr..
NIXON snd the unapproachable Clown, DAN RICE, -,
among the feoc1s u the celebTated sRd principal Hi
DER the Napoleon efths Arena, Mr. HOBBS VIII on
Horseback are the moot cxtrserdinMy ever wine Juve
nile act OF b. Mater Nixon Olyn EneI.
By s Mr. whsIi ~ y as ss ss NJ
IN their elegant Symns.ic fostarss ssd dioapins. M1.
Sweet the Charoteer of Ph0bus: fcsturng and Gym
nastics, by Mr.. Nixon and his Mr. Howes N his My
theological and brilliant Act Of Fance. Of Proteusn Mr.
C.. Howes in Slack Rope Evoluuons Mr. Geo Sweet, the
The whole comprising the leading most talented, and
classic performers in the world.
oil &c HOWES X CO.S New York Mammoth Circus.
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LEECHES! LEECHES! LEECHES!
A FRESH supply Of large and healthy Swedish Lseches,
o. A. III. WITTE,
sis Iusrh Importer OF Leeehes. % John st.
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YANKEE DOODLE
THE second number Of YANKEE DOODLE will be
published
THIS MORNING.
IL contains number of Illustrations and much better
than the first number Price trade, men, boys and
supplied at liberal discount, by
VIM II. GRAHAM,
Tribune Building.
Country agents supplied with all the publications. at
publishers prices. ol6 2t,c
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CLAKkE'S SACKS,

zig !vIliam st. opposite the Washington Stores.
~ for cash, and giving credit enabled to offer
the most tempting inducements to the truly economical
Thus will make order usually charged $25
$780, and an SIS coat for SIS and other garment pro-
portion am likewise provided with magnificent assort-
men Of line Overcoats and sack Coats My black cloth
Sacks with silk collars and fronts, Sill some low
81 These coats are iaultles IN STYLE and unprecedented
for chespness
q D. CLARK. 1l6 William street,
OILS 5tisSrc formerly with Brundage, Broadway.
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GYMNASTIC EXERCISES,

GYMNASTIC EXERCISES.
VIZ FULLER respectfully informs his friends and the
w public ia general that he still continues give
To gentlemen residing Brooklyn, doing business down
ow this location will be found most advantageous and
nomical both time and money.
O- Fencing and Rrrng taught upon the most approved
principles OF lmeodsrc
MAB4ME MARONCELLl
VIZ OIL inform her pupils generally that she
w contnues her Singing and iusc, her
iii Place. 10th street She also,
CURED gives lessons the residence Of the pupil.
sis eod1msje
MUSIC
THE PIANO TAUGHT very moderate terms bya
person who has a perfect knowledge of the science,
and who undertakes to teach thoroughly Terms dollar,
please address line Music, at the Herald Once"
s1O 1mis src
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+. STOUVENET. = CO

NO y1nn strssf neex BToodvay end No. 20 Gold sfree
M AMI ~ ALL ~ MEMS and Whoesale and Retail Dealer,
sLs BRACKET Hall Lamps and t.atss, Grsndoles Can
up with gas chandeliers, brackets, &C. We are also
featuring cut and plain glass: Of description which in
Try All the above article. made to ORDER aud matched
any pattern and ed to at rrea,
reduction price Glass cut to order Lamps altered and
reinished Goods loaned for parties. s21 Ims me
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YOUNG FRENCHMAN
DESTROYS Of entering family, in hotel do
333 Bowery. ole 4tsr
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UNION HILL ACADEMY,
FORDHAM, WESCHEsTER COUNTY,
NEAR NEW YORK.
ALEX DEMPSTER, "A. M, Principal.

REV. WILLIAM POWELL.
this Seminary taught all the branches OF solid Ina
sh education, with the other modem Languages and tn
Classics il required The pupil, have this peculiar
ascthat the whole OF study Is conducted bv tn
Principal himself To foreigners who wish to be
in the shortest time in the Englsh language this lnttu9
offers every advantage the Principal knows xufcien
the French, Spanish aud German Languages enable hin
70 communicate instruction pupils from those countries
TuThSalms m
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DANCING AND Waiting ACADEMY,

DANCING AND Waiting ACADEMY.
81 HOWARD STREET,
SiuNOtA and SlGNOR FEhRERO. will reopen their
school on Saturday the 10th or October DAYS
don wssnse.dsy: and sstnrdays and Mondays and Thurs
narast three O'Clock for young ladies and young
gentlemen Monday and Thurdar evenings at O'clock
Dancing and Waltzng Glass for Uentemen. "wednesday
AZ me dances including polkas Mazuka and
nedowas VIII be taught in the Classes
fnvatc Soirees viii be given usual Private classes pr
vas lessons and Boarding Schools punctualy to-
w nEAT-iO.sse bushels, !Ingis wneas, Tor safe BY
w z. X COLLINS CO.,
asx@ ecsth street
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Office Of the New York Gas Light Company
October IL, 1896
THE PRESIDENT and Directors have this day declaIed
i dividend Of four and half per the capital
stock Of this Company, for the six months ending August
last payable the stockholders and after Monday the I'd
November
The transfer book will be closed from oath inst until
that date. By order,
oi3 tNov2rc c. l.. EVERITT, Sec'y
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LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED

r AIDES OR GENTLEMEN having supe,fuous effects
IL TO dispose Of such Wearing Apparel Fur tue NC,
obtain fair cash price for the by sending for the
attend at their residences =. LEvENeIIN,
Ladies can be attended to BY Mrs. J. LEVENsTYN.
ala I'm src
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GREAT SALE OF
VA LUA ABLE BUILDING LOTS

IN THE CRY OF NEWARK
THE SUBSCRIBER Executor of tine last Will and Tesla
ment Of q n. Thomas Ward deceased will sell at public
auction Saturday the 18th day of October next on the
premises, st2 o'clock P. NJ, Fifty Valuable BUILDING
LOTS on Washington Plane Nespit aud Bleeeker streets
constituting part Of the homestead Of said homa Ward
deceased and directly fronting his late residence These lots
are situated IN the mproy the city Of Newark with
IN go feet Of Washington Common and present de-
81 able opportunity either for investment Of obtaining
handsome location private residence The property
the vicinity mostly built aud constantly becoming
more valuable A Of the property be the Of
fee of Edward Cook No 2ss Broad Terms and con.
ditions made known on the day Of sale.
VIM. PENNINGTON
ostol7excSusr Executor Of Gen. Thomas Ward, dec
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NOW READY,
TvVHE RENT DAY. drama by Douglas Jerrod, author
OF the Caude Lec,usss Sc This edition contains
letter concerning the play from Sir David Wkie
THE KING OF THE COMMONS,
play in five by Rev. James White be played the
Park Theatre, Oct 10 b, by Nj; Andersen; Also,
The POOR GENTLEMAN,
BY Coman the played at the Park Theatre.
These dr-ms form numbers 49, II and 26 of the modern
Standard Drama, edited BY Epes SARGENT published and for
sale wh,lesal and retail, by
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PIANOFORTI

PIANOFORTE.
EOR SALE-A very superior mahogany second hand six
anda half octave grand action Panoote the property
OF gentleman giving mp housekeeping has been use
but few months and will be sold bargain applied
LOT immediately. Can be at J. Rockets Pianofore
Wareroom, 43s Broome street, corner Of broadway.
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AUCTION NOTIONS.
WIN. w. SHIRLEY. Auc,r

pEhEMPTQRY SALE of Furniture, to pay advances
ny n L. Willard-This day. Saturday, October ~, at
osoet At me sale. rooS Pine street, hand
hegany chairs harp back dozen second hand centre Ia
nies rosewood dressing bureaus Office desks rocking
cnairs Nc oil ltsr
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KNOX.
a. 1873 FULTON STREET, (Sun BuildngD n
ADcemng il unnecessary into psrticu -
respecting his Fall Fashions for 1896 would simply
hisneg style will excel in beauty ghness and color
thing offered the Hatwearing public Of the city
OF New York. His prices low his hats fine
oil 1wta e.
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OIL-OIL-OlL.
GOOD WHITE Winter oil, at six shillinRs per gallon
~ usually sold for dollar; white Sperm OIL war
liant light dollar per gallon Solar OIL Of superior
quality, at six shiliIngs per gallon; fo' sale by
BENJAMIN A, BIO x CO..
llS Division ST, between Eldridge and Allen SITS,
and gao Grand street, second block
ole lw*r East of the Bowery.
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IMpoRTER or - rnRSCro sln ernspe
~ BROADWAY, up stairs offers for sale ON liberal
terms, - bales st. Jsgo; hhds Scraps 20 Seed
Leaf - cases ScaharlItta of Justus Smoking
q hes s99 900 eoo Of Hay.ua sesas 5000 go
As9 large as.orment Of Paper Scears various brand,
and Wholesale and retail. oio i'm re
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nR. WHEELER, Oculst, 30 Greenwich street, the
Battery devote his exclusive attention to diseases Of
the Eye and Opthalmc Surgery and the public that
there the to which the hui
man subject disorders Of that which cannot
be essentially relieved cured by him The number OF
undoqbted testimonial, which be at his Office will
satisfy the public that his practice exceeded either
States.
Artificial Eyes for sale and which will be inserted
reasonable terms.
Once hours from AM to o'clock PM, after which he
visits outdoor patients.
pamphlet containing remarks diseases Of the Eye
WIsn numerous instances Of great cures effected by Dr.
Wneeer mode OF treatment be had gatutously AZ his
residence. the will be forwarded TO any making
TO tiers most ad o6e m re
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THE PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRAT
nF THSDAY, October H. will contain besides its usual
amount Of choice Literature, original and selected
numoer Of edioal acles the prominent topics Of the
day Among hoce interesting TO POLITICIANS will be found
articles on BeltiHs aud Boilers the No License Law the
New Constitution. letter from Senator Dickinson, the Fed
slism Of the American Institute Protest of Commodore
Stewart agauk the Org OF the Board Of Promotion,
and many others Of much interest.
For sale at the publication Office corner Of Ann and Nassau
stores and stands where papers sold in the city Price
Ga centa per copy oil ltsrc
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u, WIN: w. SHIRLEY, Auc'I
w HlTE pATENT Iron Stone China at Auction-By II.
" T. Willard ednesday Oct. 2st at 10 o'clock,
the sales ROOM Pine catalogue sale sound to suit
retailers hotels aud sesmboat consisting part of 1900
neL 70 dozen vegetables dishes to IL inch boats
m e.,e salads eessrds dessert wMe &c; pitchers half
tespot, sugars and milk butter plates and drainer., &C.
Also light and dark blue China 80 days credit
oyer 100 dollars Also catalogue Of Chiua, Glass and
Earthenware and 81 packages glass umbe &C. Sale posi-
tive. Oft or
OLD ENGkAVINGS AND LITHOGRAPHS
A AuITiCN-A Levy riL sell on Saturday evening
line Engsvngs and Autographs suit every fancy
fcevsd from Europe the Of which
lox Dealers particularly find il attend
this sale. II being without any reserve. oiS 2sr
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A CARD.
THE ATTENTION Of Engravers, (who, as body con-
stitue the best judges Of Dsguerreotype Photograph,
pctures) c.led the collection belonging
can lnstitnte
All that tn. subscribers ask for their works impartial
examination by competent aud unbiased judges.
T. p. Il ID. T.. COLLINS.
oil 2'Is-ro 100 Chestnut st, Philadelphi'.
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COUNTKY RESIDENCE FOR SALE

WATIklPONT Il JAMES,
~ FASHIONABLE HATTERS, n
~ Nassau street, near Fulton New York. -
IHE Subscribers beg to that they have always
hand choice yortment Of Hats Of their manufac
they stts themselves that for quality and beauty Of finish
their Hats be surpassed aud
They have Of fine Moleskin Hats the Fair OF the
NJ B. WATERFRONT,
ol7 1wissr WIN. H. JAMES.
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JUST RECEIVED,
nIRECT from Paris, cases. containing 1900 reces, of
~ very rich Marabout aud Ostrich feathers Of high
and superior quality, and for sale low at ~
LYON IsACS, Division st.
The particular attention of city and country mners
called to the above article. ola lw*rh
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CHEAPER THAN EVER.
FULL sut of superhnc cloth made order, the
"A substantial and fahionable STYLE be procured for
SEQ MOFFATT'S Fashionable Cash Tailoring Establish
mcnt No. "a Catharnc street. New York Every article
the line equally low. Call and see.
s2s I2teods RI JOHN MOFFATT.
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During that time 800 vessels cleared for different parts
of the verdi counting 6s4s tons Nothing more Tor the
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WIGS! WIGS!
RATCHET OR's new invented Wigs and Soaps, made Of
- the neat natural curl haIr and adapted the
manner to the peculiar style Of each individual They
entirely new invention doing with all the vexatious
The public are invited to nspeca large and well selected
stock containing variety Of color; they will
then be able 10 judge the effect
VIM. BATCHELOR, inv entor and only manufacturer, =
P1eaye the address. oil I'm
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NEW YORK GALLERY OF THE FINE

239 BotUery, opposite Prince st.
THE PUBLIC informed that after the labor of many
years, Doctor BEACH has succeeded in collecting and
preparing Anatomical illustrating the of
every Of the human system; which full sized
female figure exhibiting the atus in utere amid the
rounding organs. .
This magnificent collection principally in wary
open visites the above building and occupies
where s may have opportunity of studying the
wonderful If their bodies, and the morbid
state produced by disease
For particulars see small bulls. Abundance Is cents
OILS eod3t*rc ] HASSELL, M. D., Superintendent.