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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-22

Jusf loOk. my fr.cols al Kn y the halter.
Oio lAchary has eouql cred BrONEB,
but knsx J. mafttf a our crowns.
Nov, scrtlonsu iuff u.iuk = tFica,
ana save a III lar tie prce,
A. hug yUar hat O. the natter Knox;
A uH cover suou your rB9N ieago box.
Al Cal furnt.hs "a this xiuhe.
just buf itOm tim bUail robe;
Nher ~ thofe roft and dfeNry parts
leun thauk hiu thea With 81 our hcartr.
The 10 SCI, too wien pass M ~.
l'is etocs "a we tpritos Just tfi,
Not on > N csc. lut zee ilG eud-,
lite laCs hefr cuatE, AID CT % aud muTs
90 eitrtt .ur. drut be- % late
hcmt mtsr ttnii sl fSertY eiehi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-22

hsneson .s,f =, re Ac 20. yesfsslvs. or Sn1d-
la'Fes tndsoncsl rd hssf he fiunl in
loi tlso, isci, misses a. coil reus ndis rubbers ter
et sd sho.s q al .ae d1erslt ~ ;. %. nors
Ia Canal ftstt. y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-22

gtnss en- readers usy usa ana veil finished
Boot saos. uvershse and thu lad an sirxa
sno lanes.n,y tsunE Gt y shpp-r VI amoag tae
Numerous toat ttd $40, frt.bshmen ~ tie ey
ttouisry recofnrea h-f Z - Brooks No fsi Fulton
stt,st ss his usslt b tn largest chcar. and .ost
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-22

Cu tetn ladies asi T-rtsssn. 4. 81 the siche-
lev k'sr r.ietst scis lsns W nes, coll silver ess.
msde are sold tnly BY .. tAN st D. fuit,a where
my be onaa l.rse c-et % m. gold and silver
Nalshss. whch b. seis es-f,msll low.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-22

to ssy how deeply all che had met with In Amsos had
affected her
great INTEREST," all round her and whslmsd
her with csresses and attentions At the desire Of
rome Of them, she cut OF piece Of her hat band and
worn vixen engaged rhs field Of battle, in taking
care Of the wounded and dying
THE PARTING SCENE
The organ then played In rich and besutfal
tones by OF the pshed scholars OF this noble
institution; and a hymn was sung entitled " The
Dream OF Freedom by all the young ladies' The late
Governor Of Com,rn again thanked them in the name
of all hts companions and after having been shown
Criitsnd.n, the patty rsturasd TO New York highly
grst6ed and profoundly affected by the reception they
had met WIN. Ihe Governor on returning and sd-
claimed that it QUE Of the best days he had passed
in America,
CURIOUS LAWS PASSED BY THE NEW GOVERNOR OF
HUNGARY. re
Austria a. Is weIl known has placed Hungary under
the fpt cal government Of single Individual with full
ard unlimited prR that suffering land. By
private lrtters from friends Hungarian vis
tr have received the following account of regulations
which have been passed by the civil governor Of Hun
gary. They are six in uum Der, and follows =
1T No hungaran shall wear his hair longer than
one inch Ina length lf
% No shall wear any cravat other article Of
thing Of II red color, or with red In it,
sd Ne Hungarian shall wear his shirt collar Doubled
4th No Huuesrisn shall beard on his chin, OF
wbis keIs on his cheek. or hair under mis- chin.
5ih No one han wear a feather IN mis- cap
9th No one shalt ~.sr broad hat-band on his hat,
but only II very narrow hat baud
Such are the regulations. For the frat offence, the
penalty il Goggog; for the second, death These
curious regnistons snd fully show the nature OF the
government which has It's foot upon PROSTATE.
Hungary II aDs one !, curious to know the name OF
the gentle Governor wno mas passed these laws, his
name is Haynsu.
VISlrERs.
As usual great many visits paid to ou- noble
guests yesterday Among tbem,~e noticed General
SanGford, his lady ana daughter; Mr.. Gale, Of College
Place. MIR Ben CT Massachusetts MIR 70 wlsr. of New
bampshre; Mr. Miller ct Albany, who came on b.
railroad soly for the purpos OF nestog them. Seve
ial others called, Too bumsrous TO mention. They
concluded rh. day by going, by Invitation to dssia-
gulsked party in The tiftb avenue, at Mira HaghJs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-22

ste H.bo sasees-!otN NALL respectfully afsru,
toe pute tat 10 - taAsn ITS Saton furn
NJ Bar vita tle tt.crit tlusfs Aef etc TO am.tsur.
o. LoWhuf no tct'f al san 70 f,u this ey liz
~ D. csssd - frsf
sell. btilncc. 1sr.fs tnel rate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-22

ut Bsbtss ~ Jana street o. larfe az
cut ~ furs Of eNery sescnp ton Witch he selling
90 his Numerous custossfs -ho asily his
bssts vhes th admit csnnot be procs.d At Maiden
isrs OF Broaa-sy fur Steres.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-22

y. t0.i sui, y fr sIstns The honorlbls nii-
vdusi ftsnk keiauehin has left his city boston
nov we rush 20 the rter "a fulton and Nassau
~ witness arrivals aud departures those
worth 20 all oti er good in proyortion-rHE OoxTOx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-22

ftstt oeit'e nc IN New YORK has such handsoms.
w,msae oose o hsve All colors prices varyins n -
ST. Sc according TO hnish The generality
30 iss dt.es ecss, TO order sle very beet go. "lsh
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u of Father Mathew.

Movements of Father Mathew.
WAsHNGTos, Dec. IA. NJ.
Father Mathew dned with the President yesterday.
He leaves for the South this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-22

Bslieck Bald No 20 Brosdssy corner Of gsade
su..t vg ssirs s,akle s,sss seld ~ wholesale Prices
fb-hl segsrs Sit At this establishment
genuine Imported hsvsns sessss saf purchase onsv
will he returned " not ~ Represented
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-22

u.,h Besls q NJ 40 Bresd gay, b-ts Maiden Ls
aud Liberty street. will Tor One Dollar o. good d.
rrtot,pe aud Pot ~ "a good style a. sny OTIS
establish viii fyr 81 AID thew nos 70 fade
blithsd n 1870.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-22

hhehe! The guoaton reilly sppl D. the ever in
restIg ecns 81 castor -he have ned "
soN toS shn reet, ter piece ~ resart wherever th
neea boctt shoes or Iser Pie snd material are sasran
uee' ha The prc'e sre o1esp beyond all parallel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-22
Arrival or Sir Henry Buiwer, the British
Minister, Family and Buite.

WAsHINeroN, Dec. Z-P. NJ.
The British cam sloop-of.wsr Hsests, with Sir
Henry Bulwer, sritisn Minister, Lady Bulwsr, two
attaches and four servsnts arrived this afternoon
four O'Clock The tesmsr "a now anchored In the Po-
tomsc, two miles below Washington.
His Excsllsncy and suite will arrive in the city TO.
morrow and stop at Wizards National HOTEL where
suitable apartments have been provided for his accom-
mediation. The IN mister, family aud snte have oil
arrived in good health.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-22
Charge D'Analrss % Naples.

Charge D'Anairss 60 Naples.
WAsHINGros, L go. 81, 1S4o.
Edward ]. Morris, Of Philadelphia, has been sp-
pointed Charge D'Afaires to the Kingdom Of Naples
In the place Of MIR Power resigned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-22
.TAIkrY.FamsT CONGRESS-.

WAsHNGroS, Dec. q, 1870.
Senate
MESSAGES PREsiDENr.
MI WEBSTER appeared in bis seat.
Two executive messages received from the Pre-
sident Of the United States
The Senate then went into executive session, and,
subsequently, adjourned till Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-22
Chrissmss psau,rr.etyp,s.-ws |.

pared " tr.s, all oar friends -th pictures. The
no.t shN superior nssser Call early Clerk
81 re .sher 70 .ert ncsls alton. thee days BARRIsoN
hOlhks, No. ~ Brssswsy, opiieal Lights t,s s,sry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-22
Cours csi,n0a,-rhI. Day.
You've n.nra Or u.nhsr m,mi No matter .

CoMmos rLtAs Part Nos 325, 34i, 49,, 1855, as7,
], Az 423, 425 AZ. pptt2- Adjourned FOR the term
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when the above affecting scrse over. Miss Apol-
lonia Who naturally enough sas person sho sxcit.d
deep interest IN the breasts Of ali the fair
cent rSss To address the company spd ~ rstaro
tbaDks for tn. honor done the kindness SHOWN
them she ssid sb- beh-ld the youth before her wth
wonder sId sdLirston; tiny Lac rsse buds just
bursting firth into life aud beauty she looked viii
sstonphment upon susb 90 Institution shs had never
seen the IKE ia all the countries OF Europs shs mad
visited A. herself she confessed herself to be
seserving ~ toe honor ana attentions paid TO her IL
the active tunnels ~ political kfe ner father
Pole; she h.rs.f vas BY birth Pole She had sacri.
iced home and friends aud relations for the q
liberty she oo NOT regret the SACRIFICES sbe had made;
suth osy this. surely enough to con pensste
for them TO tensitvs misd In 1870 the revolution
broke cut IN trssov, and she had been epga4ed 40.
lively In that event In which lay near her
heart the csuse OF liberty and her country freedom
Af.rssrds she went 10 Vienna ard engaged IN the
revolution Witch broke cut there. She old not hght
mvsh that oocas,on she confined herself 20 help
ing the brave mbstsnts ell In her power and atesd
ing ~ then that wounded In the bloody epoosn.
tsrs which toos place soc aided In the sct,p
Of the barbados In the streets, ~ contributing
chairs wbicb ske sud ind and -hioh tire. out II
the vinss-s to help 90 segment the mas. of materials
u Witch the b-rricsde- built In her respects eli
her soften had been directed TO the military hospitals on
the held ~ battle and dress the wounds Of those
VINO we're carried out II the battle In suffering state
She -ss not alone In this work; there we're three
ladies with her beeides, Who her companions In
the ZANE case and this sane dangers OF thos- shs
wa the only survivor let tree OF than had
been shot and the other shut MP In prison. She
sgain b.gs.s TO thank them ali for their kindness aud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

nR. .P.CHA-R, Dsszss. la r.rurnsa . q. go
Dplecee, n b.ssexsfst s~A
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On 1sr8ay 1norsing Sept I8 - Hsnsm WILLIAM henry
go nctssl Van B-afsu % the 45tl yssrof he sgs
and 5lds 81 he family invited 20 sftsd ihs TO-
-. "a Saturday 10Th, nh0lt Invitation CT
80. b. a O1e Hnndfsd Ire1fy The
ne ofihs "a ococs train from Cry Hal
o. rturc.y. sept IS. 90 corgss'Hn Of he b1, EDWARD
wEsIOs oy child Of Edward A. Eza l. ss1aosfs ag-s
4u11nfhs and ~ DAYS
ne Of family Of h. sfsniahef
Eossay tois Saturday morning - DO oocs, ~out further
ifsisa Tss rss.ins &. j. - i.ssnto G,ssn~osd
Fn5ay SEPT -. ALEAANDEh EDWARDS. yolrEest of
W.lsp sus Alison noCfsa, eyed 2yesfs
he mend. Of fanny invited 90 attend ths f1oefsl 'l
oon oeocs from ls6 Wet Twenty htb - without grisef
osTessysspt 49, Mr.. LuCIsDA HURD. 10 The blst year OF
Tshsni. of the family respectfully invited attend
,e-al fh. Gay saturday a4 o'cofkP 81
o. Fn5sy. sept a. JOHN IANOS, J eyed 81 and 20
n-G-,s. tho family respectfully invited attend t- "a
O'Clock VI from hs second
Il Wiismssufsb, IL
aYoe,.fs w..tl.s,sr County on Friday ornrg Sept
f.oidy.snsfy MARY CORNEIIA infant daughter Of Robert
a. s0scca Getty. sess year, months sni ] dsf
T. ends o iahef' family are respectfully invited 70 attend
al O'Clock sunday morning, The luh mt tnnEr-
sf b. the landing The srrva of The boats
AtPssd.is n. tho 18th September ANNA CELksflNA
KOBIkIaON, vile 81 Benjamin h True OF hephD 10 u' 4'h
n. .nis Of the family invited attend her funeral
-~ tsusssy afternoon at ooot Al the Church Of the hoy
ofhi- father IN Stanford the ih Sep
t.ut. IA. heart ARCH. HUBBARD 10 the ''i
A, sortb1d on the 18th ssstssbe eyssrtsfs Ms ii AIRY
DsNIH aged 20 and relic oil the late LaccAsus "o'
- N. k.s Of southed, l. ! - .- 49,.
Ass Louis Of only sw hours Ms Ann tlIA,
oJoha r. Lewis and daughter Of ffanc' Pee t'q Of IN =
A ,eapuo fMs1ieo) july g. on from Panama O. San
Iraseo Mr ABRAHAM RHOADEs Of fiaioush' Loos Island
a Pssn. on IN. roorDre Of tie "a sspsnber MI JAMES n.
HUICHiNs Of New fofs alter an illness OF 10" hours 8" 'No'1
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EXCITEMENT Is 'BosTOS-MURDER AND MIS-
xrlisn-A Mr. James G. Perkns Of Lynnfed went 10
sonn On the DO b inst aud not since been heard
al BIS friends having sought him IN vain, c0sUlted
safsoysnt, VINO told them that Mr. T. had got into
All Oren killed by blow Ia the head and buried by
h. ngiderer under the f11r OF Esstmau's stable Ia
Dsscons Ct Boston. Accordingly the friends hired a
snoer Of rishfnon dig for the body the floor was
r,sored aud the soil digged over and over but no
az nor signs Of found, and "a YET nothing
I, ssoSn Of the fate Of SIR. Perkins.
GOLD Is ARKANsAs.-Ths FJrf SINH IeraT9
,ltte 22d ult says We learn from a gentleman di.
ret from Perryviile, In the Chckasaw Nation that
al found ia the Wichetaw Mountains. and that
sfs are large numbers OF persona with whom he was
ssI acquainted in Texas, who have sold out entirely
Der farms, SC, and have gone 10 those mountains 10
Ok the precious metal
A MORMON NOTE.--P Ottaw atomic County la
inhabited chiefly by Aormons At the Presidential
,scon their vote was thrown out but At the recent
sseuon for State officers they voted as iolows Wag
s5e Loco, T.
o. The Burlington Free Pres says Mr.. Mea-
ebsn's majority for Congress in Vermont, viii be from
10 70 2.0OO over Mr. Peck, while his clear majority 10
he District will be over 900.
A COOP SALARY.-lt is said that Capt. Bailey
commander Of the steamship Psname plying between
Panama and san Francisco receives salary of 5000
Ger snnum, exclusive Of rations.
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DIR schON GLANz.


1IHIs HAIR PREPAKATlDN . Ialy .le ls plus ultra
of beauty ald DulAancy an1 he most splendid IN
umph VI The chemist achieved 10 nc cosmetic ART
s effects 90 the gulse on any other prept~
rauOu la the world, u Is not followed BY dyness aud
crspiness and BY free application the hair DO
comes lxunany so a1d 10 changed % TIC richest hue,
aad splendid sOss IL impaired which 10 rcpfOdacc1
with ilcrased bnllancy by mere orlsing W even Dy
washing No ladies' VI geluemsns toilet can % maze
comp 1O4t the AID VI ilis Drallll laf pfepafahDD
40 We venture ne remark, that 10 .aiy Of gentleman
ALL ever maze lLer toilet Without 70 ai-f clcr raflnx
used L Toe popnel0rs, not cafsg % @lter nc nss VI
ouruR a.. c0lelt the " Der ,cIO4 Oa1ki " ne
Jenny Lad hsr Oiossn Mould 10 l-it 10 pm lisri.-
rley therefore be mgcn obliged % sny ady " gen
l.-n'.1 no may Nl.n ~ i1s Jenny Lind" before
plrcnasilg % tLr!r Oce, III Cusnp-fss- Where
81 application viii Il desired, l- nude ~ lle lsif :" t,nI
cnar- - t1al b-z4y 1ld virtues may Dc Lssl-d before
p-fc-asnE -..
10 zssld against C04nerel. be particular 10 observe
-a olt- VI the genuine l4s 90 Tue wrapper ne
German Ute, Der sclou - AL " ne J-nnJ Lin1
Htif % ls. AID being nc production VI 44Nt
Wloe-r. Tie ng1lsLsd German Chemist" 4c Lfefy
laIt- VI ~ have ne NJ our I'm 10 ~ 90" }
stamped u wax over the cork. I1ese precautions ar
n-c~.,ary a. counterfeit article nas made - apP-af-
.nce 10 a.. market 0-annz lle lsne Jenny Ling daf
G0ss" TIE sellia- may BE- iy-nd Tor sac a. l51 ri
u.s. fII 45 5ss I'll an 80 Broadway ls - ard -.
8Jx-rY-l.1 C.nast5' flltol-st al Afs htJess, 10
T..toc-.L Br0os Fr sll al !. y Fowler - ., new
5grsh I.5lsl ELf & CO 7. Ca.D1-fssL
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M Il RIED.

0, Tharsa,y -vsaiqg SEPT is. oy " H. Ersrs
DAZZLING 81 New Ofsals % Miss X J. BARTON % Dltltss
4 lsts. T.
- ts~ Orleans pspefs please copy.
frrsd-y Sept ~. A. D-fsy Com b. Rev Mr. P1tiau. "
tasf 20 sARAE ony Surviving clid " the lac Dr. Jane.
l4TsI of o. sfer bsy. f.
D. september Rev Mr. Bal. M JANE5 D STOUT
ION O. hs ELIZABETH, daughter Of Howell Re-gs Of
B.f Town. u. County
aBoos O. 90 Th9r.dsy evening sept H. by Spear
" n JONES oi NsrYors. - MISS SARAH ". OWN,
e1,s' dA0ftfsf ofths ate william Owen. Esq oi hs City
1Psayr. VIZ seq - h-v sn4s ffatt hf g d. HARRIS
2. ~ CHARLOTTE M,KEsZIR all VI Palmyra
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PHILADELPHIA sAu "a. k's'' psSs
Bs.tou orc Rchmcnd. C'oos r.,.r. Gar lyu-i
49, W. i..stor Ss~bgppori. sce, Ne.ou, n-l. n -.
NJ, Firsbeib Hutosft, West PONY eAis7' ~
p.ggtn. ss~fofs .. =. rh,,.. hr,e. Jssry Lad
a,.,o, I0a.. B-aa Mysrs. DO, kosnd fooa 4,
Dssl., Hopsln. Co. Pen as 9 a'l, -, gers-,
s.s,,,eort. .chr. o. sfl Jotn-or, n
L.s-'o,' - 49, ko %. W ssAn. fown-ecc.
rharo- Boston CROSBY Ns si,J
s-ssl s,,, s..u Msr Ehiss-h. hoessre WEI -
so, 80, por, Chester Ne. fci oNses N'-'sn''' '
s.lnh.. sad stsr, Nsv.lork-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

c,FAsBOAT STOLEN N PORTLAND.-The small
..ssonfr Experiment was stolen on Friday night from
- gerry Wharf IN Portland. On sunday. Ar Chad
II zoe Of the owners began D. oOk round Tor ms prop
.-r--snd taking sloop started T. hunt her up. Get
~ down 20 Irundys Rect be discovered the Exen
al about Elk miles % the eastward Having come
= 9Th Der, found only young man aboard, by tho
.,.,rs Of WIN. Place Of Augusta. The water was en-
s-ey exhausted from the boiler and the engine had
.gge5, snchOr over, and thirty fathOns ha ser out
as great wonder that she did not blow up as they
ei3etty had mad large hrc going, and knew nothing
me management Of an engine Two men were sen
J, escsgo from her Ia small boat % Cape Elizabeth
Tsey Intended Place ssd, 10 carry her b Portsmouth,
@.ti Der over, and run her for ferry boat When
t,y took her. they cut hole 10 her stern aud scailed
sef OF the hafoOT, ~ avoid making noise With bcr
.iss,l-
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CIEARED-Ships z Noses Liverpool CAFES "finsaA" hoA@
90. Byron. Jsnvra. san francisco
Rsrk Andre~, Dsans, Ns~ Of.eane ,-..-
~. -s Hammond Greens Bratl. D--c-mors, So ShAta
Portau Guardian kaao'Ph iao1 - h'ia's '7e''
\. ~ P.I.ka p. Fraroe.. SAVOY. Norck
49, N-t.r-V po.nsr Charleston Ellen Secssck beaston
Khnous Man EAas Smith, Baltimore, aonsstN hes Fes'
- small 81 CofaeIs, Young betorc i ga for Hts
rnsr. a n Mailer. asnmosc. k.ehHi..c
s.sop Lscs FclNhk fhlnQeou, >e~ Haven
ARRIVED British Roys steamship hosfa'a sioas hal'A
eo,h La. satav. May ST. and Java Hsss. Jias mise
4 tr,,.f-. f~fn Au sop cAnl- hr-@-
s..s Art Nsy 20 ~ 5sys he1cs Canton 'sn 3 of
s..sr- cut set ossbosa @erss Brand ,oos) nA4'7 OF
49, s.us Williams, Hare d. ai's al so P'''sas'r' 70
cessssr L.gsrpoo A. 10 MS. aas al Psss'ssr''
N.' ~, S,,-., Kius Liverpool August 10
49,. P.uih-sn Bo~a, Ns~ Bsiofd GAYS o 'siss, w " %
eus o ia y,.eo,s) ssassd C,Y of ;. Domsso Is -
i, X ..-r A Co. Len srs May PERKINS,, Nf Niots ~
ss "a Han Fuios wisiot, rs, Is says I'D oa' pas
'sJ y Ne Ssssr.os FysncstA g. th. 20 master
80 NsO Bro~n, soston, : -, MISE soal' % A's''
49, a. l. Love-. Boston. - ni-7 49,. -. -..
he O. .ul,eff = l-e-ri
s -. srs.,. AFn.tfong Wiaasor ~, g. Plasi-f
Slrk,.stdns. - Boston, q. mis-
-, So Nuih-f. Portland. > q. 80 q
-, a X R.nu-r. woosaau, Nirs-s 5 a. potaio
80, y - o. Rsssns Wln.asioa, Nc naVsi stores
BKLow-i bats. Gil.
- sars case or RI, srg Beast Nf hsl-''
p.,n-s ior SAssalsh sad Others.
WAN s-r,ls-Ai solr.-s, - msnssn,S s11s-- %
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his DAf, SAIL AoAf, a. ~ o'clock a. tas Afc
L AGA roo-ls, ~ oecsmAn, ALL - AlnsLs lAT.s ass
genera ASSORTMENT ~ soO1 Lew >ld ssss
consisting 0i a. me i-rnliurr
kurplIg. s4cl sciss, AID sois ocs.
14lvs4s. sucs pcls asd ce1se scs sIa
lOlls arse s.lrQJsrus. 0ac slax
Ale. s-cOaa 1Asd piano. ass AMI kcaso
Xc very .Srge 10 u n.sc frvm ale dealer, 40
ceased. sac poslgse. 80 ~
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HIN tfilRE nhg FfSi AIS. ASD FANCY
tAlHIle largest room in The city, corner Of Division
49, aul B0wer, has been selected and nlied win mo
choicest works OF Literature ard TIE Fine Afis ana |" III
be- nr0nn open this evening, free 10 splrnddy ligt
el-ocuugae tsse for literature ndihr ais among INC
WOrsing classes of TIE community Hundreds oi volumes
oi spendidy illustrated wOrzs, hundreds ~ ucny framed
Oh panulss, hundreds Oi choice framed chsaFlnks %
Raphael Morghen, strange, sharp Vile, etc etc. huu-
dr-d. VI pieces of tie beautiful sallary, etc re
strangers travellers, well ~ al clukcns should
visit novel uuiq establishment ~ see wnst New
Yors capable doing, chsge, 10 benefit her
cuzsns Al papers friendly 10 no march OF Intellect
please copy. 80 ~
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~ Centiemen's Hats-FALL' srYLs-BIkD, cor
ner Pine and Nassau sisThe attention Of The admirers
Of an eegan, and becoming style Of Hal Is invited 10 The
pew Fail pattern. II Is justly entitled 10 the admiration OF
gentlemen Of taste. and The discriminating wearer
Al smisSaTuAThs BIRD. cor Pine and Nassau SIS
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FIRST MONT or lfr
GRAND NAUTICAL PANORAMA

nFA VOYAGE To CALIFORNIA AkOJ NJ CAPE
OlOKN. ilcuI.ng che GOLD DlGOlNOo OF ths sacfr-
n....8 s-t AIl correct views Of al ll principal sea
P1ris ali n4.llre.l Cues upon thr So4ln American,
ChlIar. BuAsIin. Peruvian ana California Coasts, WIN
maffeaat sea scenes cr0cr-s, volcanic Efupuous, &C
nauts uuUu Irener extent ui than any Fau0rA
ua world, - tle dist gu-lcl Arusi, T. b tless
ing 70 rom -Aetfhes made by " h. Meyers, + late
of e ated slsles Navy duung sixteen years cruising
ID thr Pacific. TIE public ~ respectfully referred 10 The
highly respectable iscrstO Pee found upon lno BACK OF me
Ms u me day from he'd officers Ia nited
STATES Navy gentlemen establishing me validity
and trutuaess OF the sketches IRON which mis- magnin
cent Panorama IL painted.
Admission - cent. Doors open al 7-Panorama moves
a. O'CLOCK.
Exhibitions every wednesday and SATURDAY hiicfhoOni
commencing a. = O'Clock. ~ <us'
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SDokcu, &C.

sa 81 ~ passed ban fr'ssss "i''-a' OF BE
100. ,isndas sasi . ....-s h.fs C..ao iron Bnso 1f
' al -. a, q. lon H. ship J.'''s' r'''' 'n l''' '
Ss .l fs,' Ia, g. s 3d. .Ag Fs'a I''''' from l''''' ''
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~ sehaal of Chemi,tr,.-R. Os0ss DoEal

~ school of L he mistry.-R- OSDES DoA<A. :
M cS-rI'csI Assistant Nrdicsl Department 81
e \ Y Uaiversity, ard c. TOWNSEND hASSis An
80 M he Laboratories o. Glcss-l Anl Pans lANil-
f-s tbe arrangement OF heir Laboratory 49, pre-
I'D for he reception of students 10 ne Faro.s oi ae-s
I'd chemistry TIE course Of instruction Pc N-a-.-a-'e
-, psrrt.tivr Arsis.is vii BE- such A. nss been &c
--.fs-v sto9ted by Prof Lros 10 Ne Laoofalofy o.
Gs Fstrrial allel non vii De paid 70 ne ins-I-'-
non OF medical sl1oel-s &c ne Gel .--'--s 49, ~
profession ILL. 49,. .--rr 81 - b.
Anaiysss made for medical sne,e y ts
- s,ri-1.t-rsI purposes. DOkEAl 4 HARMS, -
- ssis kaa.yucal Chemists, rs broal"sy' ~
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