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Tvs RfPosrrD DsscoytRf ~ Ds. rsRxS.S'. Bo,,
The ridiculous story pubu.bei yesterday Of tae ais
covery q The body Of the late DR. Parknan a tim. a.,
mis'sd BY the Boston Post received last night
Yesterday forenoon the rexssius Of David N N.r.r.
ney esrrisge smith. missng sce The "a Of Decenbs,
last we're found hosfing In the water near RoxAurv
b.scn We d'ssppesrsd few days alter his late en.
ployer Nr Wilder. in Hss.sy stssst. gave up bu.ia.s
tie ssid Ia friend the dsy before ne missed that
ne lac roftips 20 lave fcr,n sot fs nieht - we'll
ftep cot a very common expression with him B,s
req aims ~efe identified By memcrsnda Ia his wallet
hs'lHr bis name en- them. and showing that he hsi
worked 10 an bridge aud Clsr~munt fIs "a. sb nj
thirty eight ysaIs u aga apd "a. born In rba.tre
sies. he sft no f-mily lie 30. greet Sh.k.p-teap
ieeder, aud much adired b. n- friends for ready cit
600 ~tcfitent humnr Wild report was circulated
Throughout the city yesterday su1rnooa that the
rsnsius hsd been ide Gifted tnose OF DR. Parsm.,
sithVueh the decesssdbsi on blue striped shirt.
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ssRiovs RsILsoaD AccipsSr.-Thsr. vas . serious
di'sster yesterday, on the Camden aud Amboy Rail-
read. Two, and perbap % four, lives we're lest
We learn that 90 the noon train from PAiadslphis
approached White Hills, New Jersey, the locoeioti,s
boiler exploded, Instantly Killing James Seward sni
Martin firher, engineers, and seriously woundins
- Greenieaf, fremsn, and one Of tn. brakeman
The scattered fragments set ere to barn shed and
the sals 81 asloop.
The fireman and brakeman are not expected 20 70.
cover 10 vas feared st the last accounts ths. they
could not long survive the injuries they ras.ived
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TIM THrsrRss.-The remarkably attractive bills a.
we'll o. the fnsness Of the -vsthsr last evening
the of hlling the various places Of sm...m.pt
fpn to overlooking We regret that wsst Of room com
pei. 20 be bri-i other-se should give a. least
eourn, setting forth the various performance. at IN.
Bo-.ry, Broadway. Burtou's, Chspfrsu's Mitche,i,.
ChristJ's, the Museu~. sc &c. Fer the numerous
entertainments Of to- night suitable for ell taste.
our advertising column.
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The News from Washington.

OUR SPECIAL TELEGRAPHlC CORRESPONDENCE.
| WASHINGTON, March l, 1850.
IL Is understood that Mr.. Calhouns speech will be
read in the Senate Monday next and there is much
nxety to know what will be the tenor Of this docu
ment probably the last effort of the great statesman
should time not reinvigorsts him with q renewal Of
health.
The Senate has been In executive session to day.
Collins Lee has been confirmed, 1t is said District
Attorney Of Maryland-D. Fletcher Webster, as Sur.
veyor Of the Port of Boston Polk for Wilmington,
Delaware.
President Taylor gave dinner yesterday to the free
sell politicians Hale Giddings Tuck and others were
present. 1t was a curious movement and savors of Q
mpromise with the sboitionists. good dinner FREE
quertly proves a seda.ive to persons whose gastric
juices make them rsbid.
The tin roofing Of the Pension building blew off to-
day, . wide street, tearing down . number Of
trees the Navy Department. The clerks In the
government ofices terribly alarmed at this blow
of disunion but nobody injured The wind has
been very bosterous all day clouds Of dust sweeping
through the avenue all the time.
Professor Agassis concluded his lectures this even
ing before the Smithsonian Institution. The Hon
Horace Mann will lecture to morrow afternoon-but
whether not from the book In the Boston Atheneu
has not been announced Lieutenant Davis of this
city, will commence q course OF lectures tides, next
Thursday evening.
SUPREME COURT.
A. O. Zabriskie and John N. Stratton of New Jersey
and Charles B. Sedgwick.-Admitted.
Irwin vs. Dixon Reversed, and remandsd to be dis
mised
Wheeler VS.. BENEFITS executors-Rsversed, and re-
marded TIL first Monday in April.
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B,irINoEK, March 1-sPN
Howard street -four Is hed at 81 g. aud about 900
hbs. changed hands to- day at that figure Grain r-
mains without material variation. ssd demand NODE
rate. Tobacco Is In small supply, and arm. Other
articles as before
MLwArKrr, February 2s-6PM
The receipts 81 produce are quite light Prime
winter wheat IA quoted rs $50. aud spring do 81
CSC Flour SO 80 q 50 ~. Pork. So 90 a. Der 100
lbs, snd so Gil per Dbl. Beef 81 90 So per 100
lbs. Land warrants Sis5 q $3.50.
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Sale OF the Steamship Republic.

BALTIMORE March 1--P. NJ.
The rev steamship Republic, lately running between
this port and Charls,ton, has been purchased BY
gentleman Of your city named George Law slsS 900.
each. She is to run between Panama aud San Fran
cisco, and vill proceed to New York INN diatsly
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Forger Arrested.

BALTIMORE, March 1-oP. NJ.
The mall south OF Augusta, Ga, has failed.
We learn from the Charleston papers, that rsspsc-
table yoaSe nsu'sd orsrgsr arrested In tnst
city for presenting three forged checks at the Union
Bank, two Of which we're cashed.
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TaE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Weekly Herald with the debates in Congress our
Warrington correspondsncs, the European 20, and
the other interesting news of the week, will be pub
lished ct nine o'clock this morning. Single copies
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Lateat from Canada.

TeRosro, C. W., Feb. IS, 1850.
Col. Prince, member Of the House. from Essex has
just published bold and vigorous letter in vsr of the
Independence Of the colonies.
Mr. Holton was nominated yesterday, O. the govern.
ment candidste-(for what oficeD
No other news Of Importance.
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News from California,

The steamship Philadelphla is now due at this
port, from Chagres, with two weeks later news
from California.
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sunday License Law In marvI.ua.

pALrrMoRE, March1-P. VI.
The Legislature Of this State have refused to submit
tie Sunday license Law to the popular vote Of the
people.
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Assembly.
HLHkNNi reu -5i Ioos
EVENING SESSION.
rHr NEw Yosx avn sRis saILAo.p.
~ A. nffnral IT, a..iin..... ....l..Ii.-.

rHr NEw foaK rRle suLRoap.
Mr.. InrIE offered the following resolutions -
Rssc,ss Tia, !. case ne c.n%,.ss g into the
Should te appointed that said committee be Instructed
m,s " ss As sss ss.rssy sSrpsd s ss Tsq1,s
ruet,n Of ts New YORK AID krs Rairsai passed iith
whether ~. bonds BY the said company TO the
zion of ssesisn Of said sst. P'' '''''
.I ~ SsaS aa have not %os,s,S,s it, TS,a
ana ~ what authority.
sss,r.son o said road have not tsn applied 70 the
S,h. whether the bonds Of IN. company h,v. been
ssosss.,ea By 1sn e. M money ana 50.
70 vho they we're hyso,heessed at what RATE each Of
on. whether in hsjuesmeut the eamis,ee che State
onehs no, 70 resume the len oondoaay released - 'He
Laid on the table under rule.
nrLls PASSED.
IN relation 20 the estate OF Hugh Hameli
Making an appropriation for the support, In part 81
certain hospitals approrFis.es SIS 90 foe the sup
port 81 hospitals other than In the city OF New YORK
provide ior che payment OF Brigade inspsstors Of
ths city o. New Work
To authorize the purchase Of a Law library f,r the
To suihci1e the Comptroller to loan mo ey to the
suthotizs the Supervisors Of the city and county
OF N.~ YORK 20 raise money By tax
TO amend the charter Of the National Fire Insurance.
Company ~ the city of Nes York.
A number Of local bills wvrs also passed.
sNEs f~rsOvEsN~rs
The House then sent into = smmitt-e o. the whole
Mr. Mcintosh in the chair gu tue oil Tor the ion sfovs
nent q Rslae,te ani Moore rivers
The committee passed the bill in relation to Rs.
Quote river.
AiHavr March 1, 1850.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
MI. EfCHsnusoS, tor rcpe~.i q charter of Sodus
canal tomPsnyi alec for the redsesion Of tolls on
ftieign eslt
Mr.. wssD, for modification of General Rsnross Lao
Dir Bowrs. q Moses n Oriooell and Others a.. siu
suy ibcrssse Of charge FOR socksse 10 New York
Mr.. WsrIHs. to tncor sorste b. Thistle BeDerolsnt
Association Of the city Of N-r York.
Mr. wnsos, Cor rebswss OF charter Of SJius Canal
Company.
sir War, for railroad from Burslo to Mes York
snd Fr's Railroad.
Air htiFN. g. for the removal OF obstructi0as In
Ia nlsek Crv.k Lsroor
Mr.. hstsoNo, tat the ground In Greenwood Gene
tfy eobtstnrg tie rvmsns a oc.rs % the New YORK
Htims ~ Who It'll In Nsxicn. Be enclosed, &c
MT StcsEs. that the hasth officers q Neg FORK mar
BE- Fad b. sslsry inst.ss Of fees
Mr. 0asss f.vorsb!s TO The Senate bin 10 suthoriss
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Sale OF Stocks Mt Boston.


BosroNs March I, $50.
| 80 do, b5, 2sH. ~
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,ns " !, ssnsr,y lnown that those elect bold u tined
ana truly rch Dagu-rrsoypes taken BY AJBBALs
We vifh 10 have II that nov taking his pstap
Dssuefreotyre Lkeoesses for One Dollar n. fupsls
taught on reasonable ern kinda l5j
way, near Liberty street
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,r.in administrators to Convey r.. estate with the

certain administrators to convey real estate with the
Mr: TsusLow, favorable TO Senate bill to insoporsts
the New York Orphan Asylum; also bill to allow the
n.So s.."s 70 ss TO-, CERTAIN 'o. rim ,., a
reclamation Of ONCE. =
Mr.. w. H Rosssos, favorable to the Senate blu re-
lstive to frauds In labels and stamps.
Mr.. BuHSoUGHs, . bill for the relief sf Mrs. Mary
Of Supervisors Of the city and county Of New York to
rsiss money By tsx-oraered to third reading
College Of the state Of New YORK Ass . written rs
port on the subject
Mr. k'SasLEr moved that ten times the usual num-
beg Of the report be printsdagrsed TO- The bi as
follows
Section first establishes the asrouur. Of the State of New
Under he care q aiss. Trustees spessssd by the
One Trustees Relocated each of the Judicial
a,6. The Trustees to take and ole OasAs Of oaies.
as .9s as ss
@ Ken buy S' sss and
7h Fix Of studies any plan of labor. terms
Requires certain branches e faoweise to be taught
be q, iss Of %
.s Tfsasai or togivea bond in the penalty Of $4,000
the BUILDINGS &C. fe paid dollars per day
18th Moneys espended by the ComTsouers to be paid BY
the Treasurer the the Comptroller
18th Trustees TO hseP record of their proceedings and
h. Comptroller borrow 500 OO for purpose
Ei5tf. Com trolier to advertise the loan.
10th. This act to take effect i'm nediately.
CANAL COMMISSIONER HEDs.
Mr.. o. ALLEN presented a communication from jacob
Hinds In reston to the charges preferred by Jonas
lngraham, rs follows
To the Ronorabl the Assembly =
Gentlemen recently had the honor address to your
honorable BODY eo%muniea ton in relation to certain
graham to have been committed by and which, by the
published proceedings OF your honorable body mud were
ferred AGAINST ne which specific aud verified by the
appointed with duties as general and sweepns as 1nde
hned charges Of numerous ard srng frauds and improper
an eIsminatea Of ali the ofcisi acts Of myself and eo
together with all other persons acting under ny or
series Of years Now while freely eoncede to your hon
and brnsss 10 eondsa pupssnent the misconduct Of ali
public ocers and At such time and place, and by such
u to s ss ' ne Sp who a
generously eophded to my many Of their most mpor
The respectful earnest manner solicit st your
separate pdeasalc trial Of the grave charges
ssin ne ia, 70 uppSTi By his cath and At much
tee BY eu resolution Of yesterday in order
body cinny calculated 70 produces and that
may have an opportunity 70 repei and refu'o those vile
declare to be utterly unounded false and malicious
noratle BODY that have wish to the exauna
tion BY the committee appointed under
assure you and through the people that rejoice that
~ at come tine to be AFFORDED which will
Very respectfully. your Obs servant,
Mr.. RAYMOND moved that the Communication lust
read be referred to the reflect committee which
petition OF Jones lngrahem referred and that said
committee be instructed TO report to this Legislature
on the charges against Mr.. Kinds. Adopted.
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NETWORK LEGIsLATuRE
Senate.

ALBANY, March I, 1850.
land sALEs FoR
Mr.. Corr reported favorably the bill to provide FOR
rae OF lands for taxes In the county whers such
situated providing also for the registry nSths
once OF the Comptroller aud OF each county taxation
In the Office Of the County Clerk.
JUDGE OF THE COURT APPrALs.
The bill providing that the vacancy existing BY the
sickness OF Judge Maynard In the Court Of Appeals be
hled by the designation Of one OF the other judges
was passed.
On motion Of Mr. srosn the bill to pay the claim OF
w. w. Niles (the Astoria easel was again committed
to the Committee on Grievances.
cAYUoA LAKE.
On motion OF Mr. srAsros, q resolution adopted
calling on the Canal Cou missoners to report whether
the proposed squeduct across the Cayuss Lake L. like
y TO interfere with the free navigation Of the Cayuga
COMMISSIONERS DEEDS.
Mr, BArcocK gave notice OF q bill TO provide q new
arrangement OF Commissioners appointed In oth.r
States to take acknowledgment of deeds be
In the State Of New York
ruE rES GOVERNORS
The bill In relation to juvenile denquents ia the
city OF New York, passed through committee 80
propristss $4,000 for new building. The bill de-
hniDg and extending the duties Of the ten Governors
OF the Aims House department in New YORK was made
the special order for the 18th
RENTS MANoRIAL LEASES.
Tbs bill for staying the collection Of rents mauo-
printed several I'm pwtant amendments offered by Mr.
Scboopmaksr
Tonorro- se, apart for the third reading Of
bills. Adjourned.
Assembly.
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THIRTY-FIRST CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
Senate.

senate.
WARRINGTON, March I, 1850.
After the journal bad been read, and prayer Of
fered up Mr. WHrrcomB of la submitted resolution
inquiripg of the President why Martin Upper had
been removed from the Indiana land ONCE. The reso-
lutlon was laid over.
bill was introduced by Mr.. DOUGLAS, of Ill., to sell
lands to actual settlers in Minnesota territory.
resolution inquiry to the of the delay in
printing the Presidents annual message offered by
MIR BALDWIN, Of Conn; which was laid over.
resolution was offered, requesting the Secretary OF
the Interior to furnish the Senate with of
the number Of Of land sold aud the amount OF
the receipts for the This resolution also laid
The Senate then went into Executive session.
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Pearson, the Boston. Murderer, found G uAity.
BosreS, March l, 1850.
Pearson who has been on trial for some days past,
for the murder of his wife and two twin children was
to- day, found guilty Of the same but was unanimously
recommended to mercy by the jury in consequence Of
his low mental capacities. The Judge will pronounce
the sentence Of the law upon him to. morrow
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sfcIe acFnoNItdfed D All W Be- pereel IA
sell Its base derived iron the smole SOAP Pisot
tslttrns; hence alssl 10 svoidcd It's
her - thick and Ne, during the vhaie
atd leaves the most tender face smooth satin h
lowing sresks for itelf:--
Nav roRr Hospfr.L. Feb 81 1850
krcwjur the ecmrpsition ard methcd Of prepsrar Mr.
WIN. Bcses Amce for shaving have no hssitstn in ssy
ns st y sdmirss cs.tes er the purpose ter Witch he
ibs and Boyle. e.lehrsd Hyperoa Fluid for the Bsr
nay Be hsd Of ID d. sss d. snt Rushsop, Clarh Co.
sid Of the rrcprietcr, Mr.. Boyle, Boston.
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etceleht itkehtssss
the Optical establishment % HAksIsON HOLzgs 2s
btoaawsy The place souveniest for citizens strsa
ser Fellows who hssg round toe Of Building
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.


The from Washington possesses little interest.
There has been some disturbance In the government
Offices, but 1t caused BY wind-as is often the
in the capital city The particulars of the SUBJECTS
treated Of in executive session have leaked out but
1t is not improbable that important business
transacted.
In our own Legislature there have been some move
ments Of public interest The resolutions touching the
New York and Erie Railroad Company will be worth
examination. The bill defining and extending the
powers Of the Ten Governors Of the Aims House. will
be the special order for the thirteenth inst. We shall
notice this subject in the abstract of their report at
early day. BILL also has been reported In favor
Of State Agricultural College.
Mir. Canal Commissioner Kinds he's written another
letter about the conduct of one Jonas lngraham."
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GentIemsn's H.ts-sprlng Fasn,on fa

Of l07 Nassau will sroduce his
Spring fAshian ON Saturday next, March Hat shall
fully sustain his well earned eeebryone,t for quality
materi. and tnith vii challenge competition and which
adapted TO the form OF head the peculiar
individual customer 30 confident he that mis- style
will meet the public taste that he will refund
money 70 any who 10 dissatisfied with his Has
reasonable wear Epensehied has ready heavy stock
Tor Wholesale purobasors and will be able
for quantity by Saturday Those already
ordered, will receive their Hats BY that day.
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Me0lsO Will Introduce to the Public, on
The 20 inst his Spring Hat tasteiiv designed and
finished in accordance with the
4l6 Broadway, corner Canal street.
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Warnock's Hats The Spring Fashion
for gentlemen Will be ready for sale on
turdny, March I'd. WARkockS. Hstters. eos Broadway
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corner Pine ard Nassau s.reetsGentlemens Has OF the
spring standard ready, and sutmittes
critical JUDGMENT Of purchasers The fubscrbers
been long tried and possessed Of aud
deserved celebrity. aud offered 70 his
public at prices as moderate any respectable the
trade engaged In the snufactEr Of the hnest qualities
ha.s. BIRD, corner Pine ard Nassau streeta
kotelu all eases whore the standard pattern
be.me the weaIer the style will be modified suit
features.
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fer Gentiemens Hats-D. BEAUDIN, French Halter 29g
Broadway New York. inforns his friends public in
general that he now prepared fit them with
hat that Hat which i'll become their
PROPORTIONS. BE alss saks every taste 10 visit his
establishment and Examine the produce his manufsc
ture before purchasing elsewhere hoesae will
promptly executed, and made suit the which
hand. ade to order
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srLSNpin SrhsNsHF LAuScH.-The beautiful steam.
ship Baltic the fourth Of Mr. x Coilin.s Livsrpool
lice, viii be launched this morning at half ps.t n
O'Clock from the yard Of Mr.. Jacob Bell On the ra.,
river. between Houstoa and stanton street.. Tn.
Baltic 10 81 three Thousand ave honired toa. burden
"a wss AZ hrst INTENDED 10 name her the Antarctic but
fcr some good reason she v be called the Battle We
hsvs nc doub, that the launch will be ri.ns,ssd BIZ
great many people,
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Hen David Stewart Baltimore Hon. =. crangsr
Hon Henry Nicoil, Ex.Gov. Young. Ns~ York; Lieut.
Mcneil, I q. A. have arrived at Washington.
w. Mervins, U. s. ", has arrived In this city.
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THt Pass - lssostsSr Marrss conpsls az to emit
the frt Annual Of the Ten Govern srs ~ the
Al@s house the Celebration Of 81 Dsvii's Dsy BY %.
VEIN Society The rroces5iuss 81 the Grocer.' Ns-t.
ing. ye''srssy, ADD some twenty columns Of other
highly entertaining reading all Of which o.. b.v. 4,
type and viii publish at the earliest opyor,uo,,v
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orsvisf s.r ~ 10 his and though q week ago .,
firmly harsh and half rcd "a bottle of Jones
Coral BAR Restorative has gives him, 80 yeu zee most
beautiful head % hair Reader this really has charm
Ing feet the hair keeps ~ order long time stops Il
falling or cleans and forces IL 10 You buy ID 81
a 3 NfoaaWny.
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~ sne cno,es.t A...r,m.,, and NJ,

bio Prices he thought legitimate
heuss, then has , y SAVAGE, "a fult stseet sp un-
doubted claim uron The public tor ME Watches
aha Cole Pens the beet the market Affords lhe acee
kver- foihted Gold fers are soid exclusively Shove
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Saturday March ls5o Elegance. Taste vsshsr SPLEEN
did sk Eats Tor 81 which for hnensss Of material sxes
eace Of tnsh and beauty Of model the subscriber Ia
don't viii COMPARE with hose usually sold elsewhere S.
candid and dn Grimm public invited call
anime N. ii -For the most peculiar shaped head ht 10
guaranteed. VIZ. DAVID tsuccessor 20 " ". Amidonl
jDl Broadway, Duane street.
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Sssss ~ ssaO III. - nc hAas
that the Ep.x Fashion Spring 10 upcror
to anything yet offered for approval Of the public DO
forget that kNoAS charges are twenty lees than
those of any dealer In Broadway
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Gentlemcn's Hats-spripg Fashion, 1850.
The subscriber takes pleasure nums-
rous friends and the public large that he
for the Spring trade with extensive OF Hats
In calling their attention to his establishment he cont
dent OF again meeting the highest expectations his
toners by the novelty Of form and CON-
bired in the nanuf fracture of his Hats. VIM HAMA
No "a Canal tlreet. corner of Xna.tar strast
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viii tsdoee his terms for this month only 20 onshAif his
niua charge via Two dollars aAa halt for 81
enc lcrr eaeh Seas may BE- seeured ~ applying At the
rotrt ~ bfcadwsy, this dsy snd morrow tas-~- will
con mehes on sordsy sarsh tth Al the fee~ng hours
10 -, 80 W end clccts Gentlemen. ats o'clock
tay. Private rstrsction gwen At all otLer hours
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Of M Naa street New York. has the plsa
,rre announcing that his spring fashion for
Ats will be ready On Saturday next March style
his new spring Hat he has no hesitation in saying
MAINTAIN the high repnsation and haterig celebrity that
his previous produstions have with. In material
quality and hnish it shall be second to with the
very extensive improvements he has been aAng in his
manufacturing department., and his facilities for procuring
the latest and most fashionable patterns from the mrs,
Paris house. he Is enabled furnish Hat as good a
in the city, at his old price Of IS 80.
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Consusnpsson.-Benu

Liver Oil for Consumption seroiuous Affections sh.uus
.m Cent se Prepared dsily IRON ths frsa ,.rs ed
10 Broadway 10 As,or House. aud s7s Bresd~sJ trvins
Housed
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Goursud's Pcudre subtle will posi-
lively eradicate supsrsecvs hair from or forshssa.
and German. Found osly at Wnlksr street nrs. store
IRON tnet pp Broadway Bates Jordan 10 "s@hns'~s