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Millinery.

A NEW and splendid assortment of Millinery
n bv Mrs. NJ. C.. BabcOck, just from New
York, consisting of ribbons, flowers, feathers
bonnets, silns, OF the latest style.
Aso-Lrdes' and Misses straw bonnets.
.B.-Bleaching and pressing bonnets for .
cents
Westerly, Oct. %.
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TID, silk, and Thread Gloves, also Long anC
N short Lace Mitts and Gloves, just reed by
[261 s. g. ID. SMITH.
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T IQUID Cuticle for sale by
Ii C. II. DENISON
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FXTRACTS Nutmegs, Lemon, Nectarne and
IL Peach, for sale by, c. II. DENISON.
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ORANGE Flower Water, for sale by
" G. III. DENISON
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VTTE have added to our stock of goods an as
w sortment of Dry Goods which we shall be
happy to show our friends.
June . 1881. J. & p. MOVES.
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old brown Windsor Soap, for sale by
" C.. II. DENISON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-07
Late and important by telegraph.

We have porten.ous intelligence from South
Carolina. The eonyen ion at Charleston is in ia
yor CT sece ssion, has been shown by the action
of large majority, on Rhett's resolution. We
have not received il. out presume that it aceords
with the spirit and temper Of his late speech. The
present convention we fear, speaks the sentiments
0fSouth Carolina, but the fast that the delegates arc
from state right associations, and that many Of the
estizens Of the state opposes to dsunion have had
voice in their selection, may justify Us in hoping
that "sobcr second thought" may prevent the peo-
rle os the state from ratifying the adopt
ed. The prospect, however, is appalling, and sew
Srd. Weed & %, if they please, canlook now upon
the eonsumm alton Of their dangerous and traoroas
schemes. shuddcr at tbeir consequences, and pre-
pare themsclys for "sober second thought. also.
Gar other telegrGphic intelligence is highly in
tersstng. particularly from Baltimore, Boston, and
New orleans. The Ohio steamer has arrived AT
the latter port, with handsome amount Of gold
Ne refer for want Of space, TO the dispatches
themselves, for news generally.
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the Threatened Revelation In Hayss.

The schooner e. H. Hale, Capt dkey. arrived yester
erday from St Domingo after passage Of fifteen days
ekarn from Capt. Gkey, that there was consdera-
H. in consequence 81 the continued disafecton Of seve-
raj Of the Empcrors officers, who had not been intimii
ted by summary punishment inflicted upon few In
high position who had rebeiied.
According 10 the intelligence furnished to us Prince
sououquc trnoyt probably Prince Bobo--Sououque Is
the Emperor naise who had gone into the interior
raise forces the purpose Of suppanting the Emperor
Faustin the First had returned with twenty men WITH
these lac approached the gates Of that city where he
gained an accession to his force of forty others This
force being small to in case OF an
attack Withdrew and led them of into the mountains
All this done without molestaton the people at that
place having authority from Port Prince in
opposition to him.
so great the panic caused by these movements,
IN suspended 1t the opinion, that
Prince Bobo in the Of his failure unless he made
his escape by flight would be executed like the Others.
About the time of sailing Captain Gilkcy was informed
ty the American Consul, Mr. Wilson. that an army had
then been ten days a march toward Cape Haytien,
probably TO settle the disturbance
1t was the intention of Mr. Wilson to return with his
family in about week two, to the United States
our lat accounts from Port Prince, which OF
the 10th t stated that Prince Bobo had rebeled and
that Soulouque had issued proclamation denouncing him
a rebel Our previous accounts from Cape Hay.i
were of the 1lth ult
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Nn1ow Grc,r Montgomery County, Pa. Nav l. fstf
TIE object &c this lnsfituton ~ bscefes by TE
TNCIUSiNE ArftftA1tuN 90 WATER, end an r.tients
vte may resort = u may s assured at everything viii W
dUre their comfort im connection With
a. them r. health. a. the time. their part
-ueh order regularity and proprety a. department Grc
without Which the object of tss INSTITUTION b. fuiy
attained. he following rules aud reeaiaeus therefore
Twtt-AiI private rooms are strictly private the Iades
Tari0r only entered ~ tAe gentlemen par
Ter permission ~ the tsds; the 0niy Ota for
oorauitatton With tie Director.
Sgt1rdIhe public roon aad doors must We clerd A. 70
y NJ tie quiet of house and any wishing
~ after time must make his with
the ser1ant Who vii expect suitable computation t h
services. ......
q breakfast at The tine prescribed which varies attn the
Tie places tie table
ccraiug 70 I'll tine ~ the arrived 81 Tie patient.
IUrrtEIk Al Tor the interest. lees than
Ell that comes Will their persons IN their
ttsattrs; frch three linen -eet two pairs Of
blanket enc o. more comfortable. towels old
soft iir len for lauaa9,s &c
IE-The terms IL tie establishment seven eight or
ten dollars Der week. according 10
required This inc udes medical advice and the
Ptrsors bringing their servants must he auswrehe
tier orderly behaviour. Fnyent expected
Tuut tuaiiy 1T the expiration u every week.
fiNh.No tnekin l. allowed on any part 81 tie premises
Sevthtl--Tet for first examination, tive dollars.
chr CHS SCitEFERDECkER, 81 b. Director.
CoNRAr KoERrrR, Manager.
Letters lie addressfd post pad, " Tie Director
fLe irsttuttnn u reached by the foilovins stage
From the white sYsn Hotel Race street. above miro NJ
Trra tie Bar, s6esf o, Second street. above Race AZ
Tr,r hae esi second street, above Race 81 2o.iocl
r,,i to taTcl Hotel second srsot above Race. !,
t.iccs, D ~, esiiy.
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IhCKsoN's PATENT ANNUNCIAToR, OR HOTEL
TeleuauhAn elegant and useful machine substitute
for belle Formerly in This inyon tion
received the srt MUM whenever presented eomp.i-
tute, silver medal ct the Boston Fair and diplomas whci
medals have been Previously awarded It, For its superior
performance beg 70 refer to nearly all the leading
class hotels In the ntcd States We present the following
testimonials pf persons who have had great experience In bel,
hanging tie use Of and the putting up q Annaneet9r
NEw ionK. March 2. lS51.
opinion 10 the msrs ~ Jacksons Annuueator or Bc
Telegraph beg 10 state that have them IN in MANI
ht cas hotels IN various parts Of the Inion, snd extern
syty 90 is cityhat They have given all the satisfaction
that possibly could be exfeetedthat know Of machine
that works correctly in ell its parts with 90 much
smpcty IT. elegant Appearance a. we'll Its general
Witty warrants me Ia recUmt ndug ~ 20 hotel
and othtrs tile uost perfect Annunottor Bell Tele
graph Respectfully. Yours.
THOMAS CHALMERS, bell Hanscr Mercer street.
Gents;lor tie lat three years, have used Jaeksons
IN Vermont. and u has proved itself perfectly satisfactory TO
TIE owners, we'll self decidedly opinion tet
npossesss superiaa 81 mechaHiea contradiction efficiency
Ard durability in iss, ever ~ other Annuneators THAT
Rosror, March p 1851. III Devonshire street.
CtrtsWe have Tut your Iaotsons Patent Annunciator
~ vcra large hotels and steamships where they give per-
feet satisfaction. A. invention combination nechan
Ism. Durability. freedom IL action aud less liability de-
rangement We nlesatngy give II opinion that IL
hcGREGoR 4 HAYSAN, Dell fanyers
NV loRE. March D. 1901. l7e thrystIe street.
Dear sirs-fatng put w two II your Annunsiaters in
sCer perfect machine cannot be made Its arrear
ance IL neat AMI ornamental and IL put by competent
','''D ''"'' Hurry n6citsrRAssrR. nen HANGER.
Drffsnrtrrus, March 7, 1851 ~ South Eighth 81.
The public respectfully cautioned against making
venong'r usng an nirnR ucnt Of tits patent. Msuuac-
Jary ~ Duane street New York. The patents Tor Rag.
lahd. France and Tie Canaaas foe sale.
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MONEY MARKET.

TUESDAY, May &C y. NJ.
The stock market more buoyant to-day The
transactions limited but better feeling prevailed
among operators and disposition to purchase
exhibited The arrival of the steamship Georgia, with
million and half of gold dust board had par.icu
lar influence upon financial affairs in the street The
Humboldt sailed this morning with half million of
specie board-a5out one-half silver and one-half
gold. The Asia, for Liverpool to morrow. wednesday,
win take out nearly half million more The Pacific on
Saturday. viii take out large amount and the proba-
bty is that the expectation Of specie from this port
this week viii be equal to the receipts from California
The receipts at the Office of the Assistant Treasurer
this port, to-day, amounted to s1lo09l 60; payments
sC-t79 50. Balance, S4o23,5l5 CO.
The exed statement exhibits the receipts of the
Harlem Railroad Company in ca III Of the first fou
months Of the past four years -
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The Intelligence from, acknowledgements
OF the Views.

Ey The arrival Of the steamship Georgia at this
pert, yesterday received our letters and ex-
charges from alifornia containing the details Of
sixteen days later news from that interesting por-
ton Of our territory. oar columns to-day full
Of this news. which, although not very important,
Is stu interesting.
The principal features - this intelligence are
two, sixs-,hat the supply Of gold st.ll holds out
that the mineg rrosp yet is good, and that several
additional n,ntders have been committed IN Cali
tor'iia. Money and murder are the points Of this
news, and both abundant. Itappears thu; the al
naistraton II justice Il but very i'm perfectly carried
cut and thst society in the new state IS no, at alt
improving, but rather deterorating IN fact. So
cicty there, according al accounts Is IN an awful
condition. The causes Of this are, we think, plain
Many of the adventures who went to California
from al parts Of the world, when the gold excite
nent frs; broke out, belonged to the very worst
classes Of society-broken-dewa politicians, de-
honest lawyers, rowles, gamblers, bla.kegs, state
prison birds, q n on'He genus In the absence Of
law, n>tbe absence Of rigid administr alton Of
the law. these fellows gave vent 70 their ineiaa-
tioss. and preferred to obtain gold by robbery RI
rher than By labor. Some instances of summary
punishment, under the code of Judge Ign n, struck
tenor into the hearts Of these miscreants; bur they
are not yet subdued. We have no doubt, however.
that California society viii soon improve The
more recent elements Of society in California are
in the main, good and, after n while, the dross
WI be thrown off, and the better portion viii come
out bright and pure.
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Sudden aud Triumphant Acqutttal Of Drury
Terrible Defeat OF the stool Pigeon
Gang.

After a long and extraordinary trial Of fourteen
day, old Samuel Drury, Of Astoria, was acquitted
Last evening, BY the jury empannelled il tn, case,
without any summing up on the part fthe counsel
on either side, and without any lengthentd
or learned analysis Of the evidence by the sitting
Judge.
The sudden termination Of this strange trial
however. surprises no one who has read the cyi-
denoe, e. It has been developed in columns day
by day. The whole community we're a. thoroughly
convinced Of the perfect innocence of Drury, after
the first three days, they were q tue wckedacss
and inmcasuablc ,illauy of the stool , gcon gang
who had manufactured all the circumstanccs with
the aid and management Of the late pne-Eyed
THOMPSON, who murdered himself and II Thomas
Warner, who ran away from tao country q
the satlimcst raseals that ever existed since the
time a Jonathan Wild. Let their associates who
are Of the sort prepare for the faal dea2a
EseR.
The prosecutions 81 brury are al la, finished
bis innocence Is established ~ two honest jurics
every suspicion against him has been cleared up,
and turned against bis enemies All this i AZ al
end but the reaction Of just punishment AMI veil
earned rctribution only now begins, heneclJrth 10
collect it. energy upon the stool pigeon g1ae, who,
for three years past, under the influence q the
Boi,e Gasdtc, have attempted 70 Disgrace The al
minisration Cfjastice il This community, and have
dupcd, more or lees, longer shorter, ne Of or
bet and wisest criminal authorities, from the judge
the bench DO rn ~ the policeman with the bra's
n his breast and more Of the same material IN HE
face. We trust tho character Of this community
81 cvcn-banded justice may now be restored TO it,
former high tone, by swift and prompt arrest,
Prosecution, and punishment Il the stool pigeon
eonsIratoIs, who have 50 UNANIMOUSLY persccutcd
the two bgurys and Arlington Bennett for the last
Two years. Many instruments Of the gang, from
Warner down 70 One-Eyed Thompson, have been
already punished but some Of The leaders and
feonspirators remain 70 be dealt with according
10 the unGnching rules 81 law
Now that the innocent have recovered, by The
verdict e honest uries, their position aud character
In society, shall enter, a. soon a. possible. into
8 rigid but just analysis Of the judicial conduct and
judicial opinions Of Judge Greenwood an other
ignitaics no have been heretofore 20 conspicuous
in there trials. Let Justice be done 70 all
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GUFrLfEs OF COAL FOR the AIMS HOUSE Dr.
- faet scaled sud ior-td ~ above, viii
~ received ~ the II the Amhouse at their
RstpMdn. fark until o'clock NJ If the 2Hh instant for
prIiynw goo broken coal and 5V stove coal,
81 Hc1vtr Black Heath Wyoming, Lehh ~ any and al
d1ttrrt0r u the beet quality free from chcsnut and Pa
al Their Impurities; each ton 90 consist 81 go bs.
To ~ delivered Bellevue. foot Of 1wentyxth street.
Fast River Biatkwells and Ranaals Iand and at such
IN this city may he DESIGNATED for that purpose
"a srh tuts and IN such Quantities "a may be required
before the IT. day ~ November NEXT free ~ all expense
ard ~ Ne fWiect 70 tie inspection 81 perspn
appointed ~ TIE Governors for that purpose whose decision
respect quality shall he tnaL Proposals. 70 be
panied ~ the q tuo responsible prsoas with their
~ writing security for the faithful performance e
the Tho have the pvtg 81 a..
crhg ~ the broken coal end LOO tons ~ stove coal al
eary the balance will not probably be required Ne
de efore the let day ~ November next Any ufr-
nation that he required will be gyen on egpeatea AZ
this ofAce. y. Y GODDfSGTON,
-. HERRICk,
~ HENRY.
Of.ee IT. the Governors of the Almshouse,
New ltrk, May 3, 1901.
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The monthly increase in the receipts of this company
this year. compared with last larger per cent than
any Other in this part Of the country The esti-
Of six hundred thousand dollars for the year 1851
will lie exceeded
The value oF merchandise imported into this port du-
ring the month of April 80 6 49, OF which SIS
in dutale goods S555Ss6 goods and 1921 665
in specie Entered for warehousing dutiable 81 23s313
the duties which amount TO s4o2 POI; Withdrawn from
warehouse 81 IA 06s duties which amount to S4l6-
$50 Total amount Of merchandise put upon the market
during the month. sl0561.3o3. The exports for the
month amount sS42 si7 Of which So 4S2 1872 was in
specie S4Jol 40 domestic So g0l foreign
free goods, and S3205sl foreign dutiable.
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CALIFORNIA.

RoCkNELL Palmer, COMMISSION MERCHANTS
ana General Iorsardng Express Agents Sacramento
thy, Chtornia.-W. III. Palmer, having resided several
years IN California aud the sandwich Islands aud being well
acquainted With The various minng districts, respectfully
tetts share q tie ~ those who business
70 ransaet either In California or the Sand seh Islands
hetsrs 10 FacoBdray Co., Starkey, JaEon a. Co.. Hoop
-, Isq ~ Gross Robson Co, William Pickett Col H.
HUE Sar trantiscOg 1aveft A. Hin, Doughty Sl0ss
wheaton, Hamilton Co., sacrameEto City.
II iRcHorF DIT SOFA 4 Co, COMMISSION MER-
- chants San francisco. California Mssrs
lraner Co. St. Thomas W. T.. Moller, sand N Ftra
Wv forhi v. w. ETcnt sous, Bstimrtei Gosslerk Coz
btsien Fruthnr Csofehsu, IeLdcnt John ~ Drnore
- hrsnen Ctrst,r 6. LTsmsni John Mason CO.,
fJ4lasslIklA
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lts q motives NUT be injurious to all parties in the end
have determined 10 give views grounded upon the
mot undtniable testimony. and myself uIon
mercy II my judi with the tccinrs that II laughed
At IL J. only a. tie folly Of ngenuoasness, and not at
~ tiilany u hiding for mtreenary motives what con
teise ~ the grandest and kn0weire
f age wonderful discovery The nee IL
800 ~ the dice without fail
the assertion that have discovered the
Of eradcat all disease from the human frame by acting
iron tie uds aud system. the II
pTeu Which all diselse have their dependence. TALBOT
WATTS. ". D.. cempoundtr Of Watsf Nervous Antidote
2 Nassau f2i Greenwich street. Positive de-
MduttrutiSua " Ne given n 4
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from all parts OF the country here aud would
commend such Of them intend purchasing Hat - ea
KNOX, lbs Fulton street and examine article that he
has produced for the OCCASION which he styles the
Clergymans Hat 1t is excellent aud desirable de =
crpton Of Hat which the manufacturer will sell AZ
duction from his standard prices.
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Model Artists sanctioned by C,ergymen-

Every evening until further notice. the performers
Of character principally OF New ior and
their male children the nude performed in the trying
"A room. Grand Tableaux 10 Il. NJ. Yiiio- McKimm
counting his profits alter the sale lis clothing Entrance
for adults tree) IL Carmine street. Entrance for boys
lgratis) 80 Bleeeaer street.
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~ OVAL rhPiFR NAcHE And JAPAN WORKS.
IL lalkin street west Hesraye Square, London, ~
ttnttutUn tl BrminElauThe subscriber ha Wing been
appointed agcbt n tis city or Mssrs Jenncns sttre
ore t TIE largest manufacturing houses in Europe
trrHred 70 take orders for ell d. cfters of PAe Mahe
Foods and respectfully Invites The rthants the public
~ H ana t samples o. table, chairs writing desks
NH stands portfolios fancy bexcs. card glove boxes
chess boards vine traNs envelope boxes tea caidcs
HENRY D. lBBO1SON. 2ls Pearl street.
- m stairs, ldwcyn Maiden Lane and John street.
Tie works and show q Jenncns Bcttrre in
iatd vii We tpn 70 The inspection ~ those Visiting
At 2ls Feari ~, New York.
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t. new E.,tish mail steamship Asia. Captain Jul
kins Nil leave this port at noon to-day, f5r
Liverpool The NeN ionN Hrfstp. printed In French
aud Englth. viii ~ puoifhel at half past nine
O'Clock ths morning. Msssrs Eawarls Sanford 4 60
No Columbia Building Liverpool aui 80 IL and is
Corphin, London. and Mr. n Revolt No u Place a.
Ia Bourse Paris viii have copies Il the m.sstp Cor sale
On the arrival Of each steamer Advertisements will
reach ~ II sent through the channels. The As
mail. will close at half past ten O'Clock.
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TIIE woHLD's FAM.

THE WORLDS TAIR.-TfIE WHOLE OF THE CARGO
= efthe 4. : ship - Lawrence having been conveyed
from Soteu ron ard deposited in the Crystal Palace
der direction prepared T. give every
the wishes cxhiorr Pnrticf visiting England are invited
" call at Liverpool and London oces where they r
hnd tcs g tie latest AMERICAN uewsrarer where Their LEE
tiers tc tUeresFed, whore letters credit
cured, and attention river 60 their wishes aud
TIMAhI.. EANbFgpDE
WaN street Ntw l4b 21eiptalla Esiijrgs Liverpool
knN d nd Is 1.rnh.ll. lonaon. -
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Ia hheGnatismThe d-daughter of Mr. T. Jones, l3
Nassau street. Brooklyh afflicted from infancy with
Sroiua having large swcng and deep ulcers ia the neck
Every remedy medicine which could be thought oin
e9dnFan operation BY the surgeons kneIwas tried H.
vain when friend suggested the sovereign Life Btlsam
Three bottles effected perfect and where these
irght ulcers existed there Is scarcely lett T.
the beauty Of the child Rheumatsm-Mr. VIM Il.
GRAY y Warren street y, was for nearly year severe
~ afflicted with Rheumatsn OF the time his feet
swollen and named that he could not bear his weight
them. He tried coleieum, cold baths, and
medy which the best medical skill could devise
but monetary relief lie then induced to try the
Lite Balsam. One bottle greatly relieved him, and three
more completed the The Life Balsam is unfang
for the forms of Rheumatism, Erynelas Sero-
ula Neuralgia Dyspepsia fstula. Piles, old Ulcers and
all diseases arising from impure blood matter how foul
tainted the system has become Principal office li3
Bowery, between Grand and Broome streets Agent
Newark n j. r. Vanbuskirk 12 Broad street For Brook
lya Mrs Hayes 10 Fulton street. 10 cts quart bottle
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men Of Clock Just e9mpleted from machinery and new
dies aud offered sale by the Come Clock Company
"a John street. 1t is the best made
United States They do pretend compete price with
other Dealers but make and sell the coeksucn
made twenty
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attention OF connoisseurs articles aud
beautiful specimens Of he has recently received
France The mounngs Of the richest and most unique
description, including among other ornamental tops
elegant miniature opera glasses Genn has also rpnshcd
his stock highly finished Partisan 1reas nd aided
largely his domestic fabrics Of this class.
GESIN, 2l4 Broadway, opposite ST. Pauls
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and plain engraved and printed in The fashionable
styles also the most elegant assortment Of rich silver
tosed and plain porcelain ding envelopes from The
most celebrated manufacturers of Paris and London,
Eyerdells Broadway, corner Duane street.
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invited 20 the Partisan Nan,la Emporium Si Broadway
where entirely aud most elegant variety Of these
fashionable articles is offered for their Inspection,
tremew moderate prices Misses Nautas OF every size aad
color. Novelties received from Paris every week.
GEO BULPlS, Proprietor.
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Body and Mind the Physiology Of Phrnology the sub
eet OF Mr. Fowers seture, in Clinton HAIL. this evening
Tickets l2 cents To be had at l3 Nassau az
the door The lecture at o'clock and closes
with public examinat ons.
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begin the folly OF contributing the suppor OF the
broadway s. hatrs and paying for their expensive shsw
shops when they have only the the Museum
and walk few steps to Espenscheids IN Nassau street
whore better lighter graceful and durable hat Is sold
fnrs
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continues 70 devote his aten exclusively diseases
tie Eye and Ear from te4 clock daily, the offices
be has occupied tor the last S Broadway
trance h Warren street, where be had his Treatise
the Eve "a edition, price Dcents Also his acting Eye
aud Ear Fountains,