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than 600 majority against the constitution
Buchanan has given Hall 59s majority
AndrswTcounty has given Hall 29s ma
ljority. 3 l.. y" e."
HALLS majority in Atchison is 100, in Hol
I79, and in DeKalb $50. l' Nh
Carroll has elected a Wing to the iegis.
nature; and given a majority for Hall.
willard P. Hall, the depocratic.nominee
is without doubt elected to Congress from
the 4th district by a very large majority
and James H. Birch, the renegade, is over
w~helmingly defeated. ,-. -.
| : Fifth congressional district.-Benton
county has given Phelps a majority of SO
votes. Bailou' has been. elected to the leg
i~slature by a majority of379. Majority a
gainst the constitution 434.
Hickory county is said to have. given
Phelps 1872 majority Holbcrt, dem, is cleo
ted to the legislature.
Polk county is reported to have given
Phelps so majority. Owen for the Senate
and Hunt for the house of representatives,
both democrats, have been elected.
Pettis county is said to have given
Phelps more than 600 majority, -,
Henry county has given Campbell, indie
pendent, 434 majority; and elected Marvin,
democrat, TO the Legislature.
Dallas county is said to have given Phelps
more than 200 majority, and elected 6. w.
Hanson to the legislature.
Green county has given Campbell l25
majority and elected Hancock to the senate
nd Robertson to the house, both demo-
Gratis.
Saline county has given Phelps 70 ma
jority and elected Bingham, Wing, by a ma
jority Of 8 votes; majority against the con-
stitution 366.
Lafayette has given Campbell 800 votes
majority and 496 for the constitution.
Van Buren, has given Phelps a majority.
of Isl and elected W. p. Burney represen-
tative.
Newton is reported to have given a ma
iority for Jones for the senate and a majori-
for the constitution
St. Clair has elected W.. P. Johnson to.
the legislature and given a majority against
the new constitution.
The race in the 5.h district between
Phelps and Campbell has been warmly con-
and it is very doubtful WHO is sue
cessfal.
Since making of the above returns we
have received the following in addition
In the fourth district Platte county has
Lewis Calvert and VIM. Conway
representatives, and Davies county Mr..
Boil. In the fifth district Lawrence caunty
has elected Mr.. McFall, Newton county,
A. Sanders, Dade county B. P. Walker,
county F. T. Franklin, Wright,
John H. Tight, and Osark county
Hicks. They are al democrats.
CHEAP CASH BOOKSTORES Egi
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Died'on the 4 It'll inst; Of Pafalstick e
Fiction witty siusayys aged 90 yea Years. 49,
Winchester Papers Ky please, copy,
- 80 4
Notice.

Thereby forewarn all persons from ira
dAs with either or anyof my Slaves, with
ont a written permission from ma any per-
son who may after. this trade with eithenof
them without MY csnsentmsysxpecttobe
punished to the extent Of the, law = ny.
a,.-- CLEANLINESS IL. SMITH
Buffalo :Townsl ip- August the 10th 1916
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AUCTION NC ICES.

II. DUCLUZEAU, Auctioneer.
CIGNOR VITO Wits Last Sale Of Valuable Italian
- Marble and Aabaser Ornaments, Girandoles, Clocks
&c-TUTTLE y DUCLUZEAU win sell on Thursday, at
8oclock PM the Apollo Rooms 40 Broadway, large
and valuable collection OF Italian Marble and absser Sta
taagy Gi5nd9ss Cloehs sc comprising the last eo,eon
OF SlGNOR VITO VIII prior TO his departure for ~ly
the whole Of which will be emiorly sold FOR cash
NIB n tile collection wall found many valuable spe-
cmens srsiicai such before exhibit.
cd, aud viii be foand worthy the attention Of amseurs and
the ladies' generally.
Catalogues will be ready and the articles be examined
during the day aud evening. ie30 2ieodissm
JACOB s. PLArT, Auc'r
k00 Doz Toy Knives and Forks aud Pocket Knives will
OOO be sold This Morning at II o'clock, by JACOB 8.
PLATT No. 20 Patt street, the having been dana
je30 ltsr
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BY THE MAILS.
WASHINGTON, :,

WASHINGTON, June %, ls46.
General Taylor has been appointed Major Gen.
eral Of the army, under the late act-and Col. w.
o. Butler, Of Kentucky, Major General Of volun-
taers, under the supplementary act passed few
days since. No other appointments have as yet
been made. A democratic Senator from the North
west, has been disappointed in not receiving one
of these appointments.
The splendid missions of England and France
are soon to become vacant. There is a difficulty
in filing them from the democratic side of the
house.
Some say Mr.. King of Alabama, now in France,
will be Secretary of State, in the place Of Mr..
chanan, who goes on the bench of the Supreme
Court, instead of taking the peace ofMr McLane.
Where fit Minister for England can be found.
none knows, without the President resorts 10
some gentlemen Of the old opposition party.
In addition to the seven foreign full missions, as
mentioned in late letter, might as well add q
few more of the principal appointments abroad.
filed by Southern msn-partcularly,a ,as vacancies
are about occurring.
Austria-Mr. Stiles, of Georgia
sardina-Mr. wicklife Of Kentucky
Bslgum-Mr Clsms9s Of senn e1ah.w. carolina
Consul o caMpS. Is rs.n''
Consul at Havre-Mr Beasey, Of Virginia.
y All Southern men,
dNn't mean 10 1nsnuatc tndt SOutneRn gentle-
men are not well qualified as those from any
other rccsion-but in the modern democratic prin-
ciple of distribution, they are fortunate in having
80 large proportion. ! believe they will all do
well Foreigners still continue to be appointed
by Mr.. Polk, as American consuls. This principle
OF allowing such persons to sport the American
uniform (all they wan) at foreign courts, II alb
surd, and should be stopped. They are running
the thing in the ground.
Mr.. Bancroft, it is well said will leave the Navy
Department, and be sent into exile, perhaps TO
Russia. A Pennsylvania has been named for
the Navy Department
Mr.. Ellmcre, of South Carolina, is here, and
would be willing no,c TO take an honorable ap-
polntment.
aa,Sooted for the Administrations real red-hot
Jcmocrat dyed in the wool denounces Mr. Cal
boun-and is ready noir 70 take any hgh oinoe.
But the mission TO England is beyond be reach.
whether Mr.. Ritchis, in III these contemplated
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a wsIsE~ ~ E Sg's.

DAKk ThEATRts-Boses 81 cts; PIT 23 c,.; gallery
Il i2x cepts-Nonday Evening, June 30 VIII be
formsl the OR ST iU THE AlLL-Franene, Mrs Hunt;
Marquis de Rich vile. bsIreI n the course Of he ope.
uurr3er o .ongs, daetts To- conclude with FOR
TUNIb-Bsron Daao-.r, Ar Anfews. Hen Miss My rna,
nIrs Hunt; Eiorida Miss Nate Nom.
Doofs .es-srfs0fmsnee 10 commencen prs-
ci.ey N O'Clock
DOWrRi THEATRE.-Tue.day Evening. June so-
- Will be performed the nautical drama OF TtL flLOi
OF THE GkRMAS OCEAN, ong Tom Ohm. Mr.
II Scott. Amer which, the new Grand drama, cnnfled
the BUTCH RS DOG OF GhENT-An drew Wolfe aud
Arnold Wolfe the Twin Brothers. Mr.. Bisnehard Black
MARTIN, Mr.. Cony; Louise KIvutfner Mrs. Phillips.
IL Lower Boxes ~ cenu second and thid uers % CTS"
Doors open al will rise hal past
O'Clock.
IHREENWICH THEATRE--Comer of vnick and
" Charlton streets-Reop-ned for the summer Season
with the grand drama Of the FRENCH SPY-Ma,hilds de
Merle Henri St Almc, Hamet Carameili, Miss Chapman
Achmet Bey Mr.. Hrnkns. The whole TO conclude with
the HONEY M0ON-The Duke Araaza, Mr. -reer; julia
ma Miss Crauord -
Boxes Is cents; Pit 2h cents Private Boxes 81 Seats m
Orchestra Boxes. each 10 cents.
CASTLE GARDEN.-Tuesday Evening. June 80. the
opening Of music will consist Of the overture 10
Bronze Horse full orchestra Love Not, MIR Holman: Lor-
ley Rhen Klange Strauss. Dance by the Misses Vallee
Highland Fling by Mr. Thompson. To conclude with Over.
Oberon ntermissIon OF half honr Sscond part
with the Overture TO Tampa Song Mr. Hell
man Pas syrisn, by the Misse, Vales Overprs La Eis
du Regiment. The evening will conclude with series Of
Dovng Views lately arrived from Mr. Collins Of London,
under the direction Of Professor Eierstein.
Il Admittancc
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COLISEUM,

NO. $50 BROAD WAY.
MR.. DINNEFORD
ID ESPECTFULLY Yinvtes the public to his first attempt at
II establishing series of Temperance Dramatic Sketches
and Musical the aim OF which viii be to IL
e 1se1 ssnen n,r o. Of b. % be-
Ladies and Gentlemen of character and talent
THIS EVENING, -
Mr. Oxey will portray the Of the moderate drink
the confirmed inebrate; and with the nss.tancs %"
u,,n Var. H.v--
DemeTlm and Greenwood in variety Of
together other
Particulars bills. Admftance rs cents Je30 6tssm
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Died.
AItE, In the 29ts year of his age =
70 Detroit paISrs please copy
the 2Sd inst aer illness of Ave months of dis
~: ~ NE heart ahe residence Of his father IN the
~ % Philadelphia, LsKs c. WAHr, late Of the arm Of
ware Co. Of this city. in the 9Th year of his
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CIRCUS.

hOW Eo u W. - NV lOi.n EinasA,,lO n
CIRCUS.
THE LARGEST E5TABL lSHMENT ever organized in
the Unled States, comprising $50 Men and Horses,
auiring 8 Carriages convey the Performers wardrobe
sicans &C. The company has attached Eight Female
qucsrians among whom the Greatest Female Rider Of the
Age recently arrived from Paris
MADAME MARlEMACARTE,
whose style 81 Equestrian Feats peculiarly her
being chase and casc her graceful and address
vnd the charming naiue.e with which she chains her audi
render this gifted and the lead
fer the public the brilliant description given in the
newspapers Of the extraordinary and daring esfs perform
ed by this distinguished arse Ameng the novelties which
the Propnetors offer are che celebrated Scotch
GIANT AND G!ANTESS.
Randall weighs asa lbs Mrs Randall i: the most enormous
giantes in the world They will appear in Jack and the
strength and agility, and will ride two horse act The
will comprise II Acts Of Gym
prse,o1 Mr. RdsS Ms:ss1 NJ;
NIXON, and the unapproachable Clown, DAN RICE.
Among the Performers the celebrated and principal Ri
der the Napoleon Of the Arena Mr. HOBBS whose ess
the most extraordinary Witnessed uve
nile Act Of Hosemanhp by Master Nixon Olympic EHer.
NJ 2:
Dogs, Hector and Billy. The SWISS BROTHERS in
their elegant Gymnastc Pastures and Grouping MIR Swee
the Charoteer Of Phbus Postung and Gymnastics by
Mi Nixon and y b, son Mr. hoSs: in hi' Myhoq8ics and
Slack Rope @ Evolutions Mr. Geo Sweet, the eeissrsed
Tight Rope Dancer. With variety OF others. The whole
comprising the leading most talented and classic performers
This unriyalled corps of Equestrsns will perform in the
town OF ITHCA, N. Y, the 4th Of July, after which
they will visit all the principal cities and towns in the State
my I TIC
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pced'ss ~. ApopeIy, II; Abortion, Ii; Blsediss a.
isniu9 !: Cholaas las !, lancer Il Casuatss, /; Choers
proptI p,oa,,y Deliiium uemsns, q DiarrS~s, s.
pfownA Spsv IN the head 10; Dropsy In the cheat -
Soss sr.,,'nsry s. Epilepsy, Ery,ipsias, ., Fever
Phua Stc lemlIt.nt d Fever scarlet, G Fever ty.
ehsI q br;n, DO o. bowels: So. q
ssonsch i do 6fAco o. sdnsys. Il DO of lungs, y do
Tssslag, Uaknown tbiIth q Small po1 Il Sprus, (;
Y 'SpS q aso ae. ., =; * "a years, n apsy.spn.
E@Dp 2; TO- 90, s; &to. le; 40 to 50, 10; 50 to co.
70 30, S; % to 100. i; un.
On, .:...s .ssssk.gs sss.. gsn. M ciy Inspector a.
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THE ALBANIA.
ICE CIR f A M S A LOON,

$50 Brodd,cay, betiseen Spring and Prince.
VTO oTRANGERS-Strangersv visiting the city will find
L attraction in the Saloons Of the Alhanrs, which,
aside from delicious Ices and be found
there. fitted style Of Eastern splendour and magni
nn, meve " nv, n ~ .h;S ai % "
curious and ingenou. Jets, not only keeps the air delightful
ly cool and pleasant but exces and
thousand conjecres while the promenade around
the balcony affords vi~w pleasant evening Of
place of public the Indeed where
hou. be passed more nationally agreeably.
u Admit ;ance free je28 1wissrc
GOTHIC HALL, BROADWAY.
nURING THIS WHOLE WEEK the splendid Mecha-
- nical Cabinet OF c. Tez with the Duck OF Vaucauson
the dantin Lady and the War Elephant will be opened
ry euoon during the week o'clock until 5-aud every
Evening IRON until 10 o'clock.
On Fourth July, perfor from in the morning until
III At night je28 lwissrrc
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THE RAVEL FAMILY.

IfgN[ KOVe, OF INC TluUeF FuHUy.
~ BLO'S GAIiDEN.-Tuesday Evening June 30th, l8t6
~ The performance will commence with tavorite
dyertssmsnt on the double Tight Rope. called FLORA
AND ZEPAYR-Flora. Nine Martin Javelli; Zephyr, c
Wnther To be followed by daring and
on the Tight Rope, by the Ravel Family.
To be s1cce eeded BY THE Mil LINERs-Timon, Gabriel
RaveL
Half an hours ntermisson for the Concerts Alausard
n the Refreshment Saloon
After whch he extraordinary Representation Of the BE-
DOUIN ARABS VIII truly astonishing delineat
received with woade and delgh, the Theue for
20 by fashionable houses
and ecitng shouts OF applause and expressions of ad
miration.
Doors open at o'clock to begin at O'Clock precisely
~ Cent?
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PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.
NEW AND EXTRAORDINARY FE4TS
OF MAGIC!
CHAMBERS STREET.

HERR ALEXANDER, the celebrated Gennan Magician
Extraordinary and entirely Exhibition Of
ing Experimental Feas based on the Hidden Wonders Of
Chemstry Pneumstcs Optics Natural Philosophy and Ma
friends and the public generally his return New York for
the of giving series Of mystical entertainments
which he aers hi mself from the taken their
dacon will give the most entire satisfaction In order to
OF Pao Theatre has been entirely refed and gorgeou.y
decorated the Whole the Of splendid
magnfcenty illuminated Grateful for the very liberal pat
experiences former occasion at Niblos H. A.
beg assure public that pains will be spared to me-
rit renewal of their favors.
Tickets 50 cents-Chldren under ten half price.
Doors open at Performance to commence at O'CLOCK
Box Office open from 10 A. NJ to r NJ, where seats may
be secured Private Boxes, admit four persons, 81
Q On private business Herr Alexander can be found
the Astor House, between the hours of and 8, A. M.
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MEETING OF HOUSE
Mr. THOMPSON, of Penn. offered resolution that the
House sit until o'clock, with recess from to D. until
the tariff bill is disposed OF.
On motion Of Mr.. Housros, of Ala. this was amend
as to prohibit recess and then adopted. ths'i
being suspended for that object
So until Thursday next. they will sit each =
10 o'clock, A. NJ, to o'clock P. NJ
rARirr DEBATE.
One or two bills from the Senate were referre. o,
propriate committees, and then the House wen. .
Committee Of the Whole. and resumed the considelat
Of the bill for the reduction Of the duties imports
Mr. TiBBArTs first addressed the Committee. He do
fined his position all the great questions Of the day
He a 81 40 man. and Rio Grande nan, and main.
tanned that soldiers would have defended the former
line of boundary ccessfully they had the later
He wished the injunction Of secrecy could be removed
from the senae's proceedings that 1t might be
whether the President had his consistency
had backed out He in favor Of modification Of tho
present tariff but he also opposed to the ultra no.
tons of the free traders
Mr.. PAYNE next got the floor, and made q hrsshing.
botorcus speech against the protective policy. II
all nonsense and absurdy to contend that this question
one between the labor Of this country and the pau
per labor of Europe.
Mr.. sELDEs followed in favor Of free trade and an
alteration of the present tariff. His argument 90
nicely spun, that, for some time, knew which
side he
Mr.. GooDrEAR followed and spoke in . very precise
and measured style against the present tariff and in favor
Of modification. His speech a free trade sssay
credibly delivered, composed with much care. He do
clared his preference for Hungerford's bill.
Mr. STRoSe next got the aoor and advocated the
side Of the question.
Mr.. KAUFMAN followed against the present tariff, and
in justification of government in claiming Texas to
the Rio Grande, and sending army there.
Mr. BLANCHARD next got the floor, and made very In
teresng speech in favor Of the present tariff He
listened to with marked attention, and occasionally he
made the members laugh heartily at his dry humor.
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SANDS, LENT & co.
S0a Of sjaS. Len. cS So% 8 6.nss .ns fla Of July
and ss. Ss.doa'.'
jsy }aTs g. s: July tsas. :'e dom:% sSsh''''
g.: So 80. MeS%s. A,siSn
i i ana .a$ i Il {ssT:s%,. fdsSsS,, Creek
is is.. =. =. Niagara Falls,
i. H 10. 20 20, nessTsaa:i i. 3, yaii:io.
iea3 .ojylrc
EDS e Mo% STHS s9R .Ts1 TaE
Tuesday and Friday evenings, commencing June 2nd
mys smsrc WILLIAM ALLISON, Propreser
EXHIBITION FIREWORKS.
Fss,o seTs 70 The pnHlc large T ass ssso #
Illumiasted Rosettes and Maltese Crosses,
'rn.eIo True Ioysrs sas'k Knot,
Chinese Fans,
Palm Trees,
large srS'sl Mines %sssfs q serpen,..
Large Illuminatons,
Half and pound Rockets, variesa,ed headings;
,,.. Roman candles, Of streaming and eolorsd Stars.
- ~ -'1 ''' '- CHARLES W. yULTEE.
je3or-m iI6 Chatham street.
FIREWORKS
EOR FOURTH JULY-The subscribers Offer for sale
large assortment Of Fireworks, manufactured BY MIR.
Edge Jersey City, consisting Of large and small Rockets Of
es s; tes s Fang rv
sorts, Roman Candles Pigeons Torblons Fire Craekc
j jesoiw.r Dot'NA' : tsGsS'sSS~; sss sTosSw.;y.
tlkE WUKKS-FOUkTh OF JULY.
NEW YORK L~AB.aR.aTORY
M BENNETT i96 Front street, doors south Of Full
AVA ton street The most extensive and brilliant assort
ment Of FIRE WORKS offered the above place,
rains suns u.s. palm trees, pyramids Peruvian octa
gons tuangies, vercles mines Of erpents and
bengols lights Roman candles sepents wheels,
Es,hogpen % port fires. blue Light. scroll wheels sprb
ers, hrc crackers, Canton rockets. &c.
Country merchants and dealers general requested
call and eIamne the above stock.
Committees for city and country displays. military
with the sbov articles warranted the
r,as ssvx been seeced with the utmost care rnyT mer
FIRE WUkkS FlhE WUkkS!!
cd 10 furnish EIRi WORKS TO cities towns p.eic
dens, theatres &c His present stock ccmprs tns most
brilliant and vsregsted res approprlste desgs ever manu-
factued IN this country and can be fufnishs 70
ngrotechnic ARTIST. Labsrs,oy jersey City, NJ
". B--To agents. signals, intending ship nights false
fires, primers 6rcs signal rockets Ne fof supplying
merchant vesseis be 9btaned b applying
myz1 imsr sos front street.
SHIP MUSKETS AND PISTOLS.
ONE THOUSAND Muskets, with Bsyonets. in good on,
" der; 300 pairs Boarding Pstol.s s,Is sJe BY
tce elegant United stats banded Muskeu m lots 70 ssh
Also, xloss and ssusas Quasi srsn',y
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vy,Hr MODEL OF NEW YORK.
York which vii M upon The can,py Of his Model OF New
~ 70 20 inches in length and sre vsws vsy
inss pass IT, hsy include repressntasons Of public build
oehees. steamboats, packets, &c Ao'e's' pi'a'e iesf
q the r.t artists both andseape. md
sc ho.s anS & &pvison, eepsPs Of 1insaetns businsss
az in'Hs f.F6kfiR sELDEx, =, p.s.1r,y.
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r,rmcu PAANO FORTES.
No AZ RrJ are hvitsd call Chamber wareroom
ALI imsr ao~ay, foa superior and warranted acticls.
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WIGS AND TOuPEES.

RATCHET ORS new invented Wigs and Scalps, made Of
- the finest natural curl ha and adapted the most easy
manner the peculiar style Of each individual They are
entirely invention doing with all the vexarious
difficulties long experienced by those who wigs
The public invited Inspect large and well selected
hen be able to Judge the effect.
vsyM. BATCHELOR Inventor and only manufacturer q
street. near Broadway. Removed from 1865 Broadway.
---.x-s 20 copy the address j~2B iwsm
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j SlnS'T1ON given the Piano two dollars per
rourhm person who understands the profession tho
addres lonv ladies wishing take lessons will please
jsas i~;.ontet ;ote TO Music" at the Herald Office.
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vr,ur WINDOW SHA DES.
fo ssis ~ oss. assortment In the United State,
~'"' 's'Hs 80 dew ksa A9S5S swssts ~.
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

THORN CHAMPAGNE.
FRESH INVOICE of this delightful Champagne is in
store to which the attention Of merchants hotel
and gentlemen invited The stranding Wine
now superior to that Of this country and nigher
G. LIVINGSTON CO...
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EXCELSIOR BONNETS OF PERSIAN SILK
THE SUBSCRIBERS having been appointed sole agents
fo the sale Of these Bonnets prepared supply
the trade with this and splendid article Of silk brad
wheh received the frs, premium Of gold medal the last
besuy texture, durability and ecosy any thing Of the
kind eyer offered They be entirely Of silk
and will clean and retain their color equal braid
In uss. STANTON, RICHADS W0QDRUFF,
Je22 fwissm No. 4S Broad street
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SHIP MUSKETS AND PISTOLS.
ONE THOUSAND Muskets. with Bsyoneu. in good OF,
~ der; 300 pairs Boarding Pstolss s for sss BY
tes elegant United sai~ banded Mnskets m ots 70 ssh
Also. Nloss and sscrSas ouzss pyshsJy
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CHURCH'S VEGETABLE LOTION.
THIS highly valuable Cosmetic will eectualy erup
tons the face and skim pmpes botches,
letter. freckles and rngworms The Of the Lotion
for short time will establish clear and brilliant nplex-
Of Spring street Also by Mrs hays BrooSiyn CORNER
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WIGS, WIGS AND TOUPEES
THE MOST NATIrRAT

THE MOST NATURAL,
ND nearest the real head Of hair New York are
"A to be had at LAIRD'S a2 Chatham street formerly Of
PIC Pearl street twoud quite TO say ann
great popularity 20 firmly establish their worth.
makers who abound il our duty 70 pro-
claims their merits that be miss deprived or
SO valuable head ofhair. -
variety oflsdies ornamental hair work. the var
ous branches, Wholesale and retail at
al lmsrh LAIRD,S % Chatham. .,
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THO JEWELLERS, MINIATURE PAINTERS, &c.-
i G. x J. HARTNETT, No Q Courtlandt street, near
Broadway Wholesale and retail Mnuiacnrer Of Travelling
sengs; Flute, Locke Watch, Ring, Pin and s7,y;
FOR silver Plate neatly arranged to
Chains rings, KEYS pins, thinbies, pencils, &c
oaaer 2, Win nS despatch No Couandt
..rrr * n my12
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A GRlEyE, Nc; gonn srTeet. importer and dealer in
sale the following valuable and Birds Mine Arnger
Vance or Chinese Mocking Bird Abordevat spice Bird
birds were al imPorsd from the Ea. nde.
fnches Bunches, Sarlngs and Skylark fact the Gu.
the known world. =
NB-Black and Tan King Charles spaniels received by
the ship Henry Pratt from Liverpool, per John Grisve
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DAGUERREOTYPE APPARATUS.
TOHN ROACH, OPTlCIAN, q NASSAU Street ha
constantly hand the Voghtlander French and Ameri-
will hnd his preparstlon now called Roach Quicksuf
than mixing their chemicals Cash orders from The coun
promptly attended mvs I'm
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SCOTT'S BAZAAR.
"a Prince street, east of BroaAcay.
CANDS SCOTT late Of the Bazaar in Dcy street, begs
acguant his friends and the public that he has
opened the above house superior STYLE and hopes
merit fair share Of the public patronage From long
Renee business. he atters himself p able please the
and comfort he believes be surpassed by
well supplied with the best Of thing the market affords
IL the way Of Ass, Vines Liquors. and SegaIs Steaks,
Chops Cold Cuts Rarebis Poached Eggs Tea Coffee and
in fact large Of refreshments all until
twelve O'Clock night Plenty Of FOR private parties
all times ready. my9 Inns