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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-24

AMUsENENTs IN NEW YoRK-THR OPERA
Whether 1t is owing TO the stagnation which pre-
vailed during the prevalence of the cholera, or
whether the general prosperity of the country be
the cause, We know not but certain it is, that we
never had so many places of public amusement
open in New York before, and all so well pa
tronlsed, as there are at present. Seven or eight
theatres in full blast and incredible as it may
appear, it is fact that each and all of them are
crowded to overlooking every night. We are
confident that there is no city in the world in
which, in proportion TO its population, there is SO
much money expended annually In theatrical
emusements, as there is In New York. But wide
as the field is, it is about TO be made much wider.
Max Maretzek, we perceive, has promulgated his
programme Of opera entertainments for the season,
together with list Of his company. If Mr.. Fry,
who Is identified with last seasons failure,
opens again, under the auspices Of Mr. Nibo, we
shall Of course have two operas going on at the
same time-a rather hazardous experiment TO try
in a city in which one has not been able TO sue
coed heretofore. We shall, however, see-what
we shall see. To make evea one successful. the
patrons Of the Opera, the uptown fashionables,
mus, be more liberal in paying for that amusement
than they showed themselves last year or the year
preceding
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Markets.

HAVANA, Oct. 10, (vis Chsrleston)
White sugar Is quoted at q IL rails choice II do ;
yellow, 60 q 7Hc and brown 61s Molasses continues
scarce, and Is held nomipally at rails There is but
little old coffee In market and the crop Is arriving
but slowly.
NEw ORLEANS, October 20-P NJ
The news by the Niagara received here this af-
ternoon, and bad depressing effect upon the market
for cotton which further declined The sales but
400 bales including mddliug at on CSC good mid
ding at 10c and middng fair at 1896. The opera
tons for the week have reached coo bales which
principally on Northern account. Rice continues to
decline and Carolina, Of good to prime quality Of
fersd at So 81 per 100 lbs Rio coffee is quoted at
90 Ice.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 23-1 p. NJ
The market for -four remains yesterday, with fair
business. Sales 500 bbs Howard street. at IS; City
Mills are IS IS 12H. Corn ranges from $50. a Gle
for white and yellow In provisions there is change
Of importance.
BosroT, October 23-6P NJ.
The first cargo Of Malaga fruit received here
this season, was disposed OF by auction to day The
catalogue embraced 200 casks rasins at So so 3d.
800 boxes layers at SO IL SO or 1000 do bunch at
50 rs So 81; 1900 half boxes do at 81 81 81 40;
goo quarter de. do, at so S2c 500 clusters at 50
SO TO- 100 boxes of lemons at SO 90 s4 and 800 kegs
Of grapes at 50 so SO 65 all four months The at
tendance at the sale was good and bidding spirited
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Shipping Intelligence.


Arrived-Park Nautilus Malaga lith passed ibraltar
18th ut Sailed from latter in with bark
and schr Granite State both for New York. parted
from the latter 5h inst lat a. Ion 80 Passed 10th nit lat
30 81 Ion II 3d. ship Tber Messna for Boston; 18TH a.
Ion IL 30 brig Ottoman Malaga for Boston; 18th inst on
West.
Bark vesta. Philsde
Brig Irene st Johns NJ 18th inst Left bark California
from Baltimore for Brazil.
Brig Boston, Halifax, 10Th inst. Saw day at NJ
steamer Canada from New York for Halifax, where she
would arrive at about PPM.
Brgs VIM Roscrs Georgetown, DC; Marshall PhladeI-
Ihip; sohrs henry Dupster Wilmington, NC Lamartine
Neponset, for California.
Fellowship Isaiah CroweII from Calcutta
C1eared-ship Emperor New Orleans. bark Minus San
Fraseseo brig Sam Small st Bait. Albion Cooper Matan
China Philadelphia; sohrs Woscogus. Wilmington NC;
VIM IL Turner, Albany Sea New New York
SALEM October q
Arived-schrs North Carolina. Phadelphia for PASSPORT;
Pavilion. New York.
Clesred-Brig Rather, Pare.
Cleared-Bark Jno A Robb, Pacific.
Providence, October %.
Nav, Xorh -~--f'~~ss
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City Politics.


Assrsn1r.-First district, John II. white; Fourth,
Abraham wekenap Din place OF q. J. Cornell, de-
ciined); seventh, j. II. Raymond Eleventh, Augustus
Msrsnd; Twelfth, VIM. s. Gregory; Seventeenth Jo-
seph n. vsrnum; Fourteenth, Henry J. Raymond; sx-
tsentb. Albert Gilbert
Cs.srr. Eleventh ward, Samuel ?. Patterson. FOR
Aldernsp %, and VIM 4. Hsekrel for Assistant; Twelfth
ward, william A. Dooiey, for tlderman. aud Isaac A
HOMER for Assistant: Thirteenth yard l. lngersol.
for Alderman aud John rearssll for Assistants Four.
tenth ward, WIN. s. Wood for Alderman, and Morris
Miller for Assistants: Seventeenth ward q. " Frank
liz for Alderman. and Dean, for Assistant Eighteenth
ward, J. v. Ccncklin, for Alderman.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
Sixth ward, Kelly. for Alderman, 4. .. Barr for
Assistant. Seventh ward for Alderman, r. rrics; for
Assistant }. Woodward Ninth, for Alderman, A A.
Conover fer tssstsnt o. q. Bartes. Eleventh for Al
dsrmap, Miller; for Assistant w. Smith Thirteenth
Scr Alderman, J. H. Cook for Assistant d. San mis-
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Our Eastern telegraphic communication is to
Sackville, N. B. This enables us TO obtain the
news by the steamers, eight hours earlier than
when despatched from ST. John. We ought,
therefore, to have received the Europa's advlces
last night; but to the hour OF sending the Herald to
press, no intelligence had reached us of her arrival
nj Halifax
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TELEaRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
The storm and the TeIcgr,ph.

TIE thunder storm which occurred about eight
O'Clock last evening, cut off our telegraphlc COM
munlcaton with the South, and likewise deprived
us of the usual market reports from Albany and
Buffalo.
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The Great Telegraph Suit.

FRANKFoRr, October 3D. 1849.
In the suit pending In the Kentucky district Of the
United States Circuit Court, at Frankfort between
Messrs. Morse and others, VS.. O'Reilly and Others
motion made by the counsel of the latter, for
continuance Of the to another term This motion
ruled and the affair is undergoing judi
cial investigation.
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BosToN, October 23-P. NJ
g. Hodges, Esq, Of Foxborough, Mass, aged seventy
I'VE years. while standing upon the track Of the New
Bedford Railroad yesterday, by the train
and killed almost instantly
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The Victims OF the Brig Sc. John.

BosToS, October 23-4P.M.
Some thirty Of the bodies Of those who pershed
by the wreck Of the brig st John have been washed
ashore, and buried at Cohssset.
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New ORLEANS, October 20, 1s49.
The advces from the interior, with respect to the
growing cotton crop, still unfavorable. The
cepts 1000 bales probaby erro less than last
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knOx's Hats.-Who In New York, or out
Of for distance does not know Knox the Fulton ST.
advertisements have such pquspt favor
bis most accommodating manufactures Insight substan-
ta and Hats with their handsome gloss
sasnt
gas AND the %
stra9ssrs Kno1 the ssntr: q the
test things we have seen in many day.
The beautiful style or Hats, introduced
this season by EsPENsCaElD. of lO Nassau street, still
s % and S u hs aas
tagss offered by this establishment over any other.
An Ingenious Chemist has on exhibition,
at the Fair No &C. preparation which death bedbsg
and warrants it to externate these pests instantr Also
s % as being equally severe on rats and mice
Brady's National Gallery OF Dagucrrco-
types Nos. 5 and a7 Broadway Fulton
STRANGERS and citizens are respectfully invited to examine
Portraits in the United States Strangers and others will
find that examination Of this Gallery of pleasure
and profit.
Business NOtIce-Peddie's Gold Pen Depot,
Of broadway and John street. up stairs the best
Also large and Of Gold Silver
and Pencil Cases sold at the lowest cash prices N Bold
pens repaired, repointed, or exchanged
Colts RevOlvers.-FOr sale, enc pair OF
silver and Perfectly new Complete with
balls caps TASKS Also several other articles suitable
''' 0a0' OF "' EDWARD S'I WHITE. M Broadway
Liquid Hair Dye. - PhaiOn's Improved
Magic Hair Dye invention to cosr the Hair Whis-
skim Gensenen ca. have them whisssls dyed IN i've
minutes, at the Depot No. 9 Broadway OF Dey
street under the FRANKLIN House. Per BOTTLE snail size. 81
large, 81 30.
Liquid Hair Dye, to Color the Hair OF
Whslers the %o%sn: i applied Without injury :: the
anime this article it is the In world whoe-
sale and retail at Bateheors Wig Factory, Wall streets
and in LONDON Of I. c. Unwins, ~ Picosdily, g.
James Church.
Wigs and Toupees.-Batcheior's CeIebra-
ment the city devoted to that business He has invented
most important improvements and invites examination
Fair Of the American institute Copy the address.
5000 Wigs and Toupees always on hand,
1t the Wig Factory of Medhurst Heard, Maiden Lane
In the city They of the best workmanship and combine
all the latest improvements Also ladies' Ornamental HAIR
in great abundance. Copy the address, Maiden lane.
Wigs and TouPees.-Ws would call the
attention Of citizens and strangers requiring Wigs Tou
pees recent Of most important character
Dey street. under the Franklin House. They be
1T his Hair Cutting Rooms, whore largest
aad best Assortment in the city.
DIR. Elliott. Oculist, 535 Broadway, I'm.
forms his patients that his Office hours from l0H to
o'clock Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays Dr.. r. viii
prescribe for the poor, after o'clock.
Those Ladies' who are smuIOus OF possess.
ing redundancs of soft silky, uxuiant hair readily
obtain what they wish by using Goursud Hair Restorative
prematurey grey. Found only ct DR. FELIX GOURAUD'S
Depot 81 Walker street. first store from mot IND Broadway
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Latest from Havana.

CHARLESTON, Oct. %, 1S49.
by the arrival of the steamship Isabel last evening"
we have dates from Havana to to the 10th inst She
brings news OF an interesting charaeter
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realize without having incurred any risk the hsnSl
some SUN Of $4,000 or 10000.
proposition has been made 20 the town Of Norfolk
in Its corporate capacity to subscribe $500 600 to the
stock Tim, it seems Norfolk Is willing to do com
don OF the railroad being brought by bridge across
Elisabeth river into town, which would however, be q
dear arrangement for the other stockholders II the
read was to be worth anything, as the bridge would
probably cost at amount besides the cost OF iusu-
rance end keep 1t In order without adding anything
to the income of the road
The parties interested in galvanizng this old Ports
mouth and Roanoke Railroad, have issued pamphlet,
purporting to be exhibit of the condition and
poets Of the road; and 1t is must admit well cal
culated to deceive those who do not look below the
surface Of things in all matters connected with rail
roads and those who get up the different companies
We have given what believe to be the real object
these spectators have in view and 1t is moreover our
opinion that the statements made relative to the re-
Of the read false In almost every
The income Of the line, when competeds distance Of
"a miles-is estimated at s237 400; tn expenses
at $4,000, and the net income at $154SiO. This
result 1t Is stated Is based upon what may ba
termed the Immediate business of the road. It IL
very cooy stated In the report alluded to- that this
estimate Is sufficient for the object in view which il
simply Il show that the inducements to Investment
will not fail to recommend themselves to those who are
JUDGES In such matters" The prosPectre business OF
the road just extravagantly estimated the i'm
mediate income. To show the falacy Of the estimate
made ofthe Immediate income ofths company 1t is only
necessary to state that the receipts of the line forming
the present southern route via Petersburg amount to
only Sl60 000 per annum. The "exhibitn says not
word about the real scheme which Is to enable those
engaged to galyanize the concern to pocket some
100000 such portion of that amount their 900
shares Of the stock will bring after they have gulls
the community into the purchase of worthless rail-
road
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CT Jiots .sht yards vdc also various widths from Z. ga
tc S. II which ~ the most eerant Az
msctrn lee, vcr'hy cfle attention ~ purohasers al
niRAs AsDERSON'S Ne % Bowery.
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ehi '"he Iid't'
More or TIE MARES NEsr-The Tribune man
at Washington, will insist that he knows our cor
respondent at that village who wrote that letter.
Of series of letters, which exposed the mysteries
Of the flare-up between the Secretary of State and
NJ. Poussin. Circumstances are cited, and fag-
ends of reported conversations are given, IN proof,
not only to show that our correspondent is disco.
vered but that he lie syste natlc Spectator in the
ad valorems and proposed TO a friend the policy of
getting place in the New York custom house, aud
the sharing Of the hush money for passing false
invoices. We are challenged to deny this Gus
toner as the author Of the Clayton and Poussn
let,ers-to which We have TO say, he is not the
man. Who is he : We understand that the Tii-
tuns man is pensoned eulogst of the cabinet,
is paid by the government for the time employed,
and supplied by 1t with the stationery used in his
letters to the Fourier organ. Perhaps we know
something more. But, who is the "pensioned
hbeler" and "locoioco IN disguise T. And what
hs. the Tribune man to say Of himselfl
But there must be something in the wind There
ie screw loose somewhere for the whole pack of
the cabinet pufers subsIsted on the public money.
are down upon our 'locofoco in disguise. :" whoever
the poor devil may be. They have scented out
some thing. The Boston dtios man at Washing
ton, enlsrges upon the affidavit Of the TriJAne
man. Our correspondent is found out, and is
rather CONSPICUOUS subject. Van Buren, knows
him; Captain Rynders knows him Mons Pous-
sin knows him and il appears he reported himself
also to Mr.. Clayton, as the particular friend of
JoseIh l.. White. lie is the arfal doseer OF all
letter writers And il seems there Is no mistake in
his proposing to get a berth from Mr. Meredith in
the New York customs for friend, in order TO
share some tI0, 900, TO be made as hush money on
false invoices and $4,000 for efTecung recon
oiliStion with Poussin That chap must be an
emanstos from Wall street. Who else could
build up such speculations on the elaine ducks p
Our amable and afecuonate contemporary Of the
Cowiu steps in, too, and endesvors to throw still
more light upon the subject; but like the Drum
mend reflector on Barnum's museum 1t only serves
to make the darkness more visible all around il,
and throws no light whatever on our " locofoco in
Disguise" The pains and sgonles of our ex-caa-
didate for Spain, at the horrible wickedness of the
Herald are excruciating. There must be some
thing dreadful on his mind; and if agreeable, why
not call in Bishop Hughes to confess him Pro-
ball ~ his dinner with Gen. Cas1 has made him
bilious. Really, without a mission somewhere, or
brigadier's feather or bank, or a bankrupt law,
we ore afraid we cannot keep our Wall street ally
in discipline. viii not the cabinet looh to HIM y
fer it is not improbable that hs next foray may be
urtn the bad policy Of the administration IN Ito
foreign appointments.
Bat who is our "locofoso m disguise" and wha,
arc the salaries under government, Of his ae-
cusersl DO tell
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And 30 on IN proportion II must. however. be m
d,ntoCd. that no letter will be forwarded 10 Bel
gum by the route, unless specially addressed
"tfa France"
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CoUTH BRooKLYN LoTS-ANTHONy j. BLEEcIEp
viii ell Tomorrow, Thursday 2,h Instant at twelve
occk AZ the Exchange 80 lots South Brsckya kno~a
o. the learsal prcTerty, stuated Atlantic, Pasihs
Dean, Bergen. Mykon Carlton, aud rearsa streets ana
on the Ilatbuth turnpike Ald Fifth, Sizth Flat
bush avenues. sale positive
A uCTiON KOTICE-ROBT. HAYDOCK, AUCTION
IA Ger Ilatsv are-Cores, Eaydock Co, will ssil "a
1hurtday. al 10 occck their auction 81 william
street 1909 packages American Glassware, the
ture Of the "Dcston, Sandwich ard New Ensiana Glass
eouranies Catalogues ano samples will be ready TIE
mon ing Of sale.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

BowERY THEATRE. Bowery-Ronro ANs JULIET
INEKErPxRs DAUGHTRR
BROADWAY THEATRE Droadway-As You LIKE IT
Box VS.. Cox.
NIBLos GARDEN, Broadway-HoNEsr THIEvEs-LsLA
Norrks-PgNoR vs.. LOGIC
BURTON's THEATRE, Chambers street-HHAnrs ARE
TpunYs-BuRros's pREcToaY-DEAoS JESTER.
NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham squsre-HEyoLUTIoN
-FEnALE Forty THIEyEs-DEsD SHor
OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway-NAPotEosss OLD
GuARp--TRE CHILD THE REGIMnNr---svpeES
TnovGHT.
MECHANICS HALL-CERIsrrs AIrsTRELs-voY AGE
NuHcALK-ETHIoPIAH SINGING
CHINESE MUSEUM $50 Broadway-From A. N. to 10
Pm.
CHINESE ASSEMBLY RooxS-MR. MAcALLIsTER's
SoREEg hAGIoUk.
WEIGHS COLISEUM, Astor Place-EouEsTRIAsP Per-
BohsANCEs, &c.
New York, Wednesday, October "a, 1919.
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uifds1 Envelopes, - A spIenuid Assort-
mss' tust received from psrs ard London also, elegant
N"eIrr Csres. - ENtFDEbLS Fashionable EstaAlish-
rss, CARDS 50 Brssdvay corner OF Duane stress ransh
Unet, Wall ftrect -A~"'~
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LAMPS,


GOiAR IAePS, AANTEL CLNDELABeAs GTsAv-
- dclss kc IN Damrak sud Blue Cola Cut "a sl-.rss
rom tornehus tactory, ~ ~ The ns-sst s-sirsw svQf
Imp vstanted peri go Also. Plated Tsa ssss CssssN;
FtrEfi Spoons Tea lrsye Nssaa AsHk2 a HNdBAN,
lsl william street. between Fnsou and Ann ,ss
Church. -
DEfUf or rsENcB nrUHAS1CAJ LAME, Ne. go
- brcr"Way, iofuerig Ataeors Agency, so ErsasfsT.
just rsceiv d. large CHI fa-se ue-
eel also Iarp Noic-stHfs lamps fr Vss.s'si rrs-,1
furritrrs fcr lamp TIE attaeSct %
thts esa nmont far sepeirug sad stenar kind %
ina. H. ia AyCNVILLr.
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Liquors..

A SEieNETTE BRANDY LANDING.--AD HALr,
"a quarter and eighth casks. tls od aad genuine
brand nov landing from brig Naln, just r.
oheile, aud tor sale by \ r. NirOtfs co,
~ and % Ftrat street
A stiGNETIE BRANDY LANOINs.--l5O CAsN9'
~. pais And dsik seignetis nrsniy. received srset
from TIE cid tstahlshcd house Rochelle prsuf niinrs
ened 60 oetenture. ex Pr schooner Vain from knchst.
Fer ~ JOHN CASWGLLS 90 Al Frsnt strsoA
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BEreAs PosrAers The following notice has
been issued by the Post Office authorities

tENFRAL Post UFFlCE, Sept, 1910.
On and after the let Of next month, the whole
postage, both British and foreign, upon letters for
Belgium, directed "uta France" may be raid in
advance, or the letters may be sent unpaid, at the
option Of the sender; but the present regulation,
under which the British postage only may be paid
upon such letters, will be discontinued
The following is the scale Of postage 10 which
these lcffrIs viii be liable
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at The PREPARATION which death bed
and ceckroaches He styles it Lyons Magnetic Powder
and warrants IL to exermnzte these nsaner Also
pills represented as being equally rats and mice
Sold at No. 40 Broaeway.
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DIR. Elliott. Oculist, $50 Broadway, In
forms his patients that his office hours from 10Y
o'clock, Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. Dr. +. viii
prescribe for the poor. after o'clock.
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No. 1 Broadway contains the complete collection
Portraits in the United States Strangers and others will
find that examination Of this Gallery of pleasure
and roht
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this season by ESPENSCHEID. of 10Y Nassau street. still
MAINTAINS Its for and gentty The
standard price remains IS TO- Go and judge the sdvan
tageS offered by this establishment over any other.
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SPOhTENG.
Union COURSE, l.. l., TRoTTIEG-PUR5E s2Je $50
~ TO the second best mile heats best in
and drivers 70 weigh go bs to come % wesnssday Oct
2ftb, At o'clock The race will positively OF the
time advertised. David Bryant enters Lady Suffolk;
W. Wheelan enters h. Black Hawk The will
South Ferry Brooklyn, ut 2 o'clock and
the sports are over. N. ID. GREEN. Propristor
HARLEM PARK--TROTTING-A PURSE OF SIS WILL
be given for all horses that $50
mile heats best three in hvo harness. of Thurs
day October 25th at "a o'clock close Wednesday, By
O'clock ut Greene MAdden's, ISS Chatham street.
W. FONNER, Proprietor.
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MUSICAL.


~ GILBERT Il co, 400 WASHINGTON ST BOSTON,
Manufacturers Of Coleman Pa foiian- these
means 81 Informing the public, that they exhbss the
Fair Castle Garden nuhsr Of their fanos which b-
laucy " exceeEcy a touch aud sody material
challenge competiton. Tie san Ataohmert eaa be "A
with OF witout the tauo sad he entirely independent
We 81 We rsao coss not trjure ~ In ~ eas,.
while u Affords We most bcautfs combinations cf tsodr
ent elements Fpur o. these tAuos have boea sold the
Fair snd all who have previously bought sueh
unanimous In fr tlaif euper0r
~ eyer ether for beauty Of tone aui durability
VT Van Der Nede who has during the last
lighted his audiences BY HE rsf5fmances hs Eaan sr
continues 70 play from A. A. vii A. NJ ana Mr. waters
agent fcr T. Gilbsrt Boston, will be haruv 10 give
every information required Waated in the c~sr ar ss
city large f.r the exhibition q r. Giterg
olan Pianos Applications 20 be made 20 II. Waters, Nss
England hotel
DIAN0FoRrEs-NfNE To ~ SOLD VERY Low AT
Traver hsmsays PisNCorts Nareroc Ss.ss Bruadr.v
New York they ar. Superior hrt ella oflatsst
style and finest finish, exceedingly fall aud hn raran
teed perfect every particular WILLIAM KAasAr.
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Those Ladies' who are emulOus OF possess
ing redundancs of soft silky luxuiiant hair readily
obtain what they wish by Gourauds Hair Restorative
This article is also remedy against the hair turning
prematurey grey. Found only ct DIR. FELIX GOURAUDS
Depot 81 Walker street first from mot in
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NEws FROM CHAcREs AND JANAicA.-Ihe popu-
lar steamship Crescent City ls due at this port from
Chogres, ria Kingston, Jamaica. She will bring
abou, two weeks later intelligence each place
She may nossihlY bring later news from CalhornIa