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Important and Curious Affairs ut WASH
ingfon.

The intelligence from Washington by the Senate
report, the newspapers, our special cor respondent,
and by private adyices, is sufficiently remarkable
and curious Some very important movements
and changes ore likely 10 be made. DIR. Bulwer's
Chattield letter, undeniable, undened, unaltercd
and unaltcrable has told like red-hot shot upon the
people Of Washington. The Republic, in two long
columns, has acknowledged that we have been right
all along, by making an attack upon the cabinet,
rem which IL cannot retreat IL commences by
saying tibet there are men who will not change.
Come what come may-phy .caly, morally intel
retuHlly-they warranted not 10 die nor change
during General TArioRs administration
IL then quotes a letter Of the special corrcspon-
dent e the Baltimore An1ioQn, the object Of
which is TO make peeple ready to swear that Gee
neral" Taylor-(he Is only deemed General by
the special wr.cr, and not Prcsidcni)-and the
cabinet one aud inseparablc; that to him, the
cabinet evil be sun.fowcrs though they may be-
come hemlock, and nightsbade. and cypress 10 all
the rest OF the country, and that il is his high duty
60 Keep them in place, rather than in power"
After this onslaught the article the Prcsi-
dent that the many attacks upon the cabinet are
not upon him, and that there is necessity TO
retain them, 10 maintain his own integrity, con-
GLIDING with The annexed ominous invitation to the
cabinet 10 retire.
Therefore II l. that. an Independent whig jour
nal and expressly dsclsimiug any special authority,
venture 70 assert that the " I - Who wrote the
letter IN the Baltimore .f@oiean neither
thori,cd nor inspired by any member q the cabinet;
aud that every member 81 the cabinet s prepared 10
r,puaiats and rrpei hs assumptions by HE condnct
NJ events should occur witch would render IL their
part Statesmen. gentlemen and patriots 90 with
draw from the public 10 II In the last degree
and unEcnerous 60 charge u en- with DISPOSE
ton to solicit IN advance contempt and cxccrston,
BY threatening az all hazards aud 90 the last cs.
trefnity Under any and ell oircunstanccsthci in.
hieton which Mr Canning once described. with force
free couutrya cabinet that insensiiie to public
opinion
In our columns will be found Mr.. Clay's great
report, brought forward by the Committee Of Thir-
teen. Il hes been received very coldly. giving
little satisfaction TO the extreme North or South,
and the result uron it is very doubtful Il has been
read twice in the Senate, and will be made the
special order Of the day for Monday next The
wings who were favorable TO the Presidents plan.
may be in favor Of il, the Rrpublic accepts il on
the Plea that the settlement Is important than
the plan itself When the cabinet goes out, per-
hare the compromise may come in. Meanwhile,
tho SPECTATORS in Californian titles and grants may
b. locked etcr, the fret peep at whom may be OBJ
tanned by tbs papers brought to Ugh, upon Mr. fu-
Ices resouto % yesterday. There Is much
ground to BE- gone oyeryet, before We shall the
end q the lane.
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hIsetIngs Go DE Held.

American Board Of Commissioners for Foreign Ms-
rons- Tabernacle 10 A. NJ.
Meeting In lehalf Of the American Board Of Foreign
hissions-1hbernacle. afternoon.
n. y. Female Missionary socicty-Bedford street
Church. ~ y NJ.
Annual meeting q the Ladies Of the Home ] abcr.
nnrle. 81. NJ
American Society for Meiiorating the Condition Of
the Jevf-Centr fresty terian Church Broome ssrret
and = I ~.
Anni,cnary q Columbian Peitholcsian Society
Al kiblos Saloon, ~ Pm.
sU>D.s. NAV IL
American and Foreign Sabbath Union-Church cor
ncr Fourth street and Lafayette place discourse BY
Rev. DR.. Bethune, halfpast7 2. NJ.
hoxpar, Nav IL
Missionary Society Of N. Il. Chureh-Grcene street
~ PM
Trrsr.y. Msy 81
City Bible Society Norfolk street Baptist Church,
~ Pm.
Wrpsrsr.r. NAV n
American and Foreign Bible soccty-Norfolk street
Baptist Church. 10 NJ
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Eosp VIII 20 lady ung 10 dAlIIng White KIN
rosy cheeks The nedicamens Of which ID is composed
Of such powerful nature that the host OF cutaneous
redness roughness sunburn,
ralowness freekes pimples letter salt rheum kc-mut
before them leaving the skin white soft smooth.
and transparent, and altogether lovely! Neither maiden,
wife mother should other delightful emoliient
in their atoms For shaving IL IL the most glorious
pound used making rich creamy lsther in salt hard
we'll soft. Gourauds Poudre Subtitle
raDd uproot superuous hair from part Of the hui
body Courauds hedieated Hair Restorative will pre-
badness and the hair places whence has
fallen on IL will also give to dry and wry hair rich moist
and magnificent softness and gloss Coursud Liquid
Rouge imparts to pale lips and checks permanent rose
stain Courauds Liquid Hair the best
article invented for changing red grey hair beau
tiful black brown Gourauds Iiy White removes in
ously nu She's redness snllownes roughnes &c
The genuine articles are be had only OF DIR FELIX GoU
ID, 81 Walker in broadway
T. r. CsllendeI IS South Third street Philadelphia.
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Dead Horse. In the strcet..-pauy. dead

horses may be eartel through laying in different
of the city exciting pity for Their fate and disgust BY
their toAted and agoned APPEARANCE what BE-
TO prevent this mortality Of horscsl What IL the
The neglect of treatment Of the various ntrual
dseatcs affecting the Mood esye, and urinary organs
which have terminated in high fcverr aud nhamnatons
finally, death. What will prevent l-Thc EquAran Con-
dtion Powders Let every horscowncr them bear this
mind for At expense exceeding dollar
may lser your hofse In perfect health aud condition II
outlay that WILL also yield twenty five per cent BY
the saving o. feed. Give them trial " you not salts
fed call for money. Sold, Wholesale and retail, by
w. H. WYATT " thrysiie, Bayard. Price, 90 oents
package Of one doI. powdersi s. doI. packages.
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I.rNon.- The new ship state Rights vaslaunchel
saturday st (ih instantly from the yard Of those
entcrTri'ing builders Nessrs Stevens Co. of Pitts
ton Maine Ths magnificent ship has been promo ced
~ many. the finest specimen OF naval architect e
that ever nnasd in the waters Of the kenneb,c. She
YES fully rrrfd on the stocks has three decks and
feius have hen red 10 make her not only handsome
tut strong ship She " about one thousand tons
turthsn - INTENDED NJ regular packet between ss-
ntnnah Geo, eLd Liverpool. T. owned by John n
Nhier' Bee, ofsovannah. aud Captain Y. n. warren,
tndtr whose superintrndrnce che has been built aud
nndtr whose command she v TO be sailed Captain
tifui ship ~
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
One Weeks History e the World.

The Weekly Herald of this ws1s h interesting
sheet IL will be published at niu o'clock tomorrow
mcrnipg.
Its contents viii embrace the rcswss from CALI
fornia, the late European intelligence the funny pro-
eeedings % the Antsvery Meetings at the Tabernacle
ard Society Library the Rev. DR. Cummings interest
ing lecture and variety Of other entertaining matter
Single eopi,s in wrappers. srpence annual subscrip-
tion three dollars
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ssio. ~itlert failure, Of Dr DLwI1T c. KELIINGERs
lie merit or Msse ruid Is q. only article .old
Isshf street. has not Ned three hottes his hair wis
!eri.h any enc Alec W. stephen knsand and niece "a
htfcsr stycts wonderful growth; Mr. W Parker
Ttt sai srstthad no hair for years. Col o. e. cns-
Low ard taeshteri James Bushford Of yonkers stopped
With arm eticns renewed wees
Ito, hat " hss rrs-.d The hair ser having heen ssd
Ter thrty Sold IN very large bottles Pearl
s're 60 ti Rrossxay Grand and Brooms ~ 50 ssss
10TH. So dozen. Cab. Lars. sedsetions made W the
trade generally.
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ADvWRTISRMEsTs RENEWED EVERY DAY.
THE ANNIVERSARIES.

S-~-s-~r9----~e
VI'HE LADIES OF THE HOME WILL HOLD TuEIR
\ Anniversary at the Tabernacle, Friday afternoon,
Nay 10 at 5oeloet G. NJ sEDGwICk. First birectress.
II ADiIS FAIR, 1HlS DAY AMI EyENIvC-Tr Is
- edem fair IL held with benevolent
.hs u vest number q land. psrrc,uay making
tte articles disposed o. and number % persons
oTen dny and evening. with fine band % till
occek Upwards % 300 feet Of wall with hns
pictures Mol Bovcry, CrVton Hall free 20 all reputable
people.
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The next arrival from Europe will bring US inn
portant intelligence, especially with regard to
France. The election to fill vacancy in the Ma
tonal Assembly, was TO take place on the twenty
eighth of April, and Eugene Sue, the socialist, and
Leclerc, the friend of order, were the two candi-
dates. II is difficult to predict the result; but
should the luxury-loving Sue be returned to the
Assembly, the socialists will be strong, and the
friends of order much less powerful. Mean
while, Louis Napoleon's policy is substantially
aggressive. He has now prohibited the sale the
socialist journals in any of the streets of Paris; has
sent Proudhen to prison for breaking his word,
pledged as he was to write no political arti-
cles, and is about TO try Girardn, the editor, for
creating an emeute
This crusade against the Press must prove 70
him serious affair, and will bring still further
popular odium upon his head, creating an army OF
martyrs to assail him in the future Then, the de-
portaton law is one not calculated to render the
French government popular. Two years ago, the
penay of death for political offences ceased I; but
this new law revives it by perpetual exile to the
Marque sas Islands, where the political jailer of the
republic is to reside 1t is such measures, such
trespasses upon the pledges that elevated the
short-.ighted Louis, which are giving fearful
must be Brief but vrtuous liberty, springng through
rank RIGHTEOUSNESS, may give terrible lesson to
mankind.
The Pope's return to Rome, after sixteen months
exile, on the same named day and at the same hour
of his fight, is great event; yet the position OF the
republican party at Turin seems TO indicate the
possibility of storm. Mazzini, one of the late
Roman triumvers, is one of the most distinguished
men of this age, both for his talents and for his
indie faiigabe enterprise in the midst Of obstacles.
II is his hand that covers the walls of Rome with
bulletins, and that strikes terror wherever an
enemy of liberty exists in Italy. Bold, daring, re-
solute and honest, he is the most obdurate foe
to tyranny, and the most devoted friend of free
dom. If the Pope is again driven from the Vatican
il will be by Mazzini's hand-for Austrian thraldom
cannot suit Italian blood, and the Pope is but the
cloak of Austria.
Russia is preparing to check the republican move
mcnts in Germany and in France, should they come
to any violent demonstration; and, before twelve
months have elapsed, it may be no matter of sur
Prise, from the present aspect of affairs, if the whole
Of Diplomatic Europe should be engaged in a war
like struggle that will realize the great Napoleons
prediction" Europe will be republican or Cos
sack"
- 4
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DsrrsRrp MANS Amongst the immense amount
Ct matter in tyrc and for which will make to-
morrow are the following reports ~ state vigi-
lance Committee. the Wesleyan Missionary Society
ny Institution of The Blind state Society Tor the
Abolition Of Capital Punishment American Home Mis-
sionary Society American Education Society Ameri-
Bible Society American Baptist Home Missionary
Roeiety.N. y Deaf and Dumb Institution. aud the
American Temperance Uuion;- also, The proceeding.
Of The Common Council &C. Sc.
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could tsod. without n.y. the yellow ears, .vsr,hy ~
H. Tmplcd. and ccked faces
III made White clear hne and every eruption dis
tfureu removed Wy cske q the true Jones Chemc
Sap both should try this ID only at fn3 broad
way. lis truly excellent
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Iaito real uAnry the difficulty with eating
ioue is that few % them know bow prepare them pro-
Istyy and stnscqusnty M unpaisate article
1ti u not the however With the rrcretos Of swee
rey Old stand u Ann street They cook the best dump
rgs We sr-ak from rpcrence Toasted our
Islsie on them yesterday Reader. ty them.
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ou,.ley,. Arabic Ell,ir.-When ,he Nor

vous system begins 20 give way there IS telling
What point the relaxation viii stop At the first symptom
81 depression. therefore, II Is wisdom 20
Arabic Elixir aNezetale tonic and sedatve withos
tiele Of mulus IN s composition and the safeguard
asainst those terrible diseases paralysis palsy, and doy
in which yrostrstion enas 80 cents
bottle. Principal ofhee. Dey street.
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The Pro,hnnn,.,,s. OF IN. P.r.i Govern

ueht tssk Hate, with tasseis; the Bshor- and
hrehihors war Hats the former With sir the lat
ph tastes the Cardinals red with AZ
teen ta aud these HAS form the their %
srns What difference between these dgntsres aud New
Ntrh fsEisn Who kNOxS fIats-eet them at 23
Fulton without 'ass~is hut o. 81 which samr~
then a ss " the disnitarie- of nsture.s
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On comparing the returns made in March with those
In December end that the banking capital in this
State has been increased $S1p617 since the date Of
the latter report In the item Of loans and discounts
there increase Of So 5ss There was less ppcce
In their vaults in March by $3.50 800 than there was ON
the 9th Of December last; but Of this amount 1913 Coz
was dsgorgcd by the New York city banks.
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The Anniversary Meetings

These meetings are drawing TO close. To-day
n the last, of any importance, with the exception,
perhaps, Of the I'D inst, when the American and
Foreign Bible Society meet TO discuss the proprie-
~ Of an alteration in the Scriptures.
We have on hand dozen reports Of the meet
hgs already held, which We are compelled to leave
out, in consequence OF the length of Mr.. Clay's
important report on the Territorial question, the
deporehle adyices from Rio de Janero, the Euro
pean Intelligence by the Niagara, &c. &c.
Another day will probably enable US to lay the
whole before the public.
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tseond cdIon Beet means Of preserving he teeihAtmos
and Advantage Artificial Teeth their and
test means Of inserting kc he obtained gratis the
various book and music stores, and Of DR.. LEYETT 62
broadway.
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lated her summer trips starting at the foot Of Robertson
ings Dobts Ferry Tarrytown Nyack and Hsversraw
ryng almost at their price Yonksrs ut 10y
cents, and the other landings in proportion.
J. r. SMITH, Commander.
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JHr NssH'ttit Co~vr-rfos.-lion. Henry A Wise
and n. Clay brook have been chosen dees.ts 40 m.
lashviDs Conv~ntion, ron the Seventh Cong c>ssona
District C Ni-gns.
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=. Downes, Agent for the Herald, I'm Few
Haven has removed from No. Globe Buildings 20 No.
Exchange buildings.
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no,,ce-pr. J. w. Powell, ocul,.t. Aur,st,

ke informs the public that in order TO meet his greatly
professional and to his patients
being unnecessarily delayed, he will extend his once
from TO O'clock daily at Warren street. eorner q
Broadway where be obtained his Treatise the
Price 30 cents. Artificial Eyes inserted.
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ARRIVAL OF THE BRITIsH QUEEs.-The steamship
British Queen, Capt Bell arrived yesterday morning
from Hamburg, having experienced very boisterous
passage. She sailed from the Elbe on the 4th nit,
and from st Johns, N r., where she put in for coal
the Sd inst See the report under the ship news
head
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Good Hats.-If you want Hat-a good
Ha,-a tasty Hat--snd fashionable Hat-A Hat that will
look we'll you ELL and weone that speak
Of with pleasure and confidently recommend TO others-buy
from WARN0CK'S, Hatters, 23 Broadway.
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Ry JACOB s pLArr-r. q. cARRrSorov. auc--
uEttI-laf.-sfv, rrtiv,, and faRcf r,sae vieirs..
ssnG tsoS bowie knyes and one set hntiish f-vfszS
49, .ne 1eu eltisri, We, - - - 40 saft
ID pa, w "a, ilat, this day At no o'cock ~
=. essis 81 $50 ~ " o'cigck by order Of consgnecs
trt' y, pattern cards consists % table AID peetet
49,, loehed scissors shears, shoe and bntrher.'
"a 49,, shssrs Se 81 the hest msker. Also Japan-
NAME - uo.en American handle tho,eis dorsn
$500 .o'M. hiso aSe and shinrinx hatehets rrass
lsles1 brace and bits, fne rialei on t,crman
sliN't thile ana tea spoons and forks nc. Ne.
Itl-lvE AT ArCrOv.-rRou TIN TO TWELVE
tons ot extra quality lee most Of II from sod
Yen t~eve inehcs In thickness we'll rsckei IN
Nltlh hve De where vessels from two three hnn
ms ran lay 70 receive ~ Keonebec River Gardiner
a. io .. .io AZ public srction. On Monday, Mar ~
~ eock A. M. 81 we suction the snhsorihar
ersors wishing 70 purchsse lee on or he
asl ~ se Terms cash. ~ the proprietor a.
~ eslorna The purchsser can have the Of the
etmmunieate 4 M puonrs ." ',.n r.a's
Gardner, Nay & 1850 N"'"""e"
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REV ARDS.


GO0 REWARD-PACKACRS LoST-A Bex. con-
W. tanning rev fowling piece, and rair Of separate
thsels also. tr0su hair trunk aining
Ihsy were brought 20 New York the racket shpe
fhladerhia, non Liverpool the sd ult rpasee
have been put On board The steamboat Oregon which
or Albany ne same day. Both packages bore The address o
ceorge Isit, fdinturgh Any person who will
store TO the orLsr, Mr. George rat Mr.. Roph Inn.
ist.n,o, , ansaa est, VIII ee hsdsomeiy rewarded
CS RKWARD-FoR A CANVAS BAG. TAKEN FRoSc
W. the steamer Georgia, yesterday; 10 Il supposed by
sran yhle The mails we're la-dns The above reward
soilcd linen. and other articles
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L oST-A LITTER ADDRESSED TO GEORGE $. cos.
- Cashier New York, mailed at Pittsburgh containing
tie follow ng eucl0sures has been lostr j. Hurburt
American Exchange Rank. tVt A. Brnnd, strsehan
Scott SO ~ :. LANSING the Bank % N. 81
lort ST. Wheel.ck cashier on Baah o. sommsree 80
~; j. u. Curtis. Martin Co. 81 - j. W. kutherfgrt,
clark Dodge Go $50; ,. r. Curtis, Winsiov. la
nier Co. t2es W ". Dsnnayi cashier, on Manhattan
Co S6W6 ~ TIE public cautcnei against neFotistng
the above drafts payment % the .ae has lea sord
I osT-A rocKEr sEMoRANDus BOON. CONTAIN
IL ing a email 81 money. and come IL
except the Supposef 20 have been lost w.
roins fr, waveriy place. University place snd rrh
Fifty fourth a. and down
and fifth avenue 90 Twelfth The
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4 OsT OR sToIFS.-A CERTIFICATE with POWER
IL e sttorneyl No VS. issued TO a. Belmont January
of the D.uphin and Com
persons cautioned arainst IL. parcha.e
uecdtaon OF the tsi certificate transfer Of which
has hensterrcd reward g S. will b. rai By the
.crler Tor return o. the sane.
y. y. HART Hanover street.
ITO takhiN.-A LIBERAL REWARD WILL EGfvEN
70 tte tarmtn. or any other pcrson, wbo removed a
Piano made BY li Owru) fro On RrsaIrav Two decr-
ess src.ms street or lst May BY calling at yANDER-
bhtks. fs Broadusy
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Mstrimony. - Messrs. Fowler and Sizer
give Lecture this interesting subject eecker Build
ipss this evening Many important hints will be given to
the young.
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Silas Wright.-Thc Original Daguerreo-
type from which the portrait in MOI Of the Gallery Of IL
lustrious Americans was engraved DO BrAdy
Daguerrean Gallery, 205 Broadway.
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kers admirably exemplhed and illustrated by HILL the
Inmitabe IL Nassau street. who ever adheres strictly to
scientific rules thereby imparng TO the wearer beauty
nament and OF personal appearance which he
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ClirehuSh's Wigs and Toupees.-(sentIe


men Wishing comfort elegance and durability combined In
one their wishes realized by wearing of CT
plus ultra Heads Of Hair Call and examine At 179 Broad
way, up stairs.
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Hair Dye can only procured the mandatory Wall
street. The public should guard against limitations See
various dipsm Persons whose hair has assumed bad
the Of the imitation Dyes have
u By calling above. Copy the address.
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all our friends If they in Of fine Boots. Shoes
Caters them Of the Empire Boot and Shoe Company
CORTLAND street. Fine dress sewed Boots 81 90 worth
81 fine French patent leather Boots, Shoes and Caters
constantly ON hand. GOV. YOUNG.
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The original manufacturer the celebrated Open Chain
Shell Combs and the only in Broadway invites
the ladies TO call and examine his late improved patterns
Premium Open Chains from So $50 Combs Wholesale.
z. n. QUIMBY. SO3h Broadway.
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been Bachelor for the best Wigs aud Tou-
The public invited TO inspect his style for 1850
At BATCHELORS celebrated Wig Factory, 4 Wall street
He keeps and beet assortment In the city Copy
q address.
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rood than all other medicines tOgeher
II in s Of all Nervous Malades matter how
terrible standing the returned 81 bot
t 50 dozen 02 Nassau street. For Country Agencies
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Gold Pens.-spencer, kendell d Dixon,
Manufacturer Of Geld Peas No Maiden lane door
gold medal awarded the above firm 1t the last fair of the
American Institute.
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PRECEDENT Taylor and HIS suit.-P. L.

ROGERS the celebrated Tailor 20 fulton street. is tho
special favote OF General Taylor The old soldier has been
suited often at the above establishment that his admirers
are taking the cue and following suit with rush.
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BroadwaySrsngers and others should not fail to visit
y Of the interesting places Of the kind in this
Qpuny The collection is the largest in this country and
fully equals description.
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Phalon,s M.gic Hair Dye, TO Color

Hair or whskers moment it is applied without L. Jury
70 the hair skin. 1t can be washed immediately with
out color and has bad odor 1t Piled
sold, PHAL0NS, 1877 Broadway; and by Fawcett sath
Of Chestnut and Fifth streets. Philadelphia
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imported may be seen at W. BARKER CO., III and
Catherine street called the Barge d Lame together with
Of other late and elegant styles Of French
DIaines Bareges Lawns Musns, and endless variety
OF goods Curtain Drapery Damasks Linens
Handkerchief Hosiery, Gloves cloths, Diapers &c.
q prices much lower than be found elsewhere.
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NEw YORK STATE BAxx

The following statement exhibits the condition OF
the hanks the 22d Of September the 2th OF Deccm
Der, s49, and the 30th March, 1885,