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General Banking and Exchange Business.
C0PARTNERSHIP.
TNHE undersigned respectfully announce 10 the public
that they have entered into copartnership for the
transaction OF general Exchange and Banking business
In the city OF Washington, under the firm Of
sELDEN, WITHERs co.
All business entrusted TO them will be attended 10 with
promptness and fidelity.
WILLIAM SELDEN,
Late Treasurer OF the United States
JOHN WITHERS
OF Alexandria, Virginia.
R. w. LATHAM,
OF the city Of Washington.
L. p BAYNE,
mar A-h or Baltimore, Maryland.
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NEW SPRING GOODS JUST RECEIVED.

NEW bPHINU GUUUS just HECEIVEU,
"a @. w. HINTON, Merchant Tailor, respectfully
informs his customers and fellowctzens that he
NJ has just returned from the North with splendid
III assortment Of French and English Cloths, CASH
meres and yesngs, of all kinds, which he invites them
to call and examine His stock Of goods which is Of the
best quality and mistake, he will sell at prices 10 suit
the times.
Also constantly hand Gents Furnishing Goods and
Business Coats Chidren's Clothing, made In the best
and latest STYLE by Lockwood Co.. OF New York
q. w. HINTON,
ap 21-t Pa. av., north side, bet'n ~ and 9th SITS.
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DIR. ]. I. DYER

Has removed his once to It'll street. opposite oddrel-
lows Hall. ap 29-co2w
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HARDWARE.
HARDWARE.

lust RECEIVED--an assortment of MINERAL KNOB
y LOCKS, viz: peoples Lock-" "New Haven Lock-"
"Villa Locks" cottage Locks" "Novelty" "Adams"
Spades, Rakes, Hoes Knives and Forks and Housekeep
ers' Hardware generally. GEO. SAVAGE
Penn av, near 9th street, and at
j. L. SAVAGE CO.,
LIST ward, opp. Seven Buildings.
N. B.-Mnera knobs put on old brass knob locks. Or
ders left aa above. mar 2-tf
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BLACKwOODS MAGAZINE,
AND TIE
BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEWS.


OWING to the lat revolutions and counterrevolutons
" among the NATIONS of Europe which have followed
each other in such quick succession and Of which Nc
end IS not p the leading periodicals Of Great Britain
have become invested with degree Of interest hitherto
unknown They occupy a middle ground between the
newspapers and the elaborate and ponderous treaties
be furnished by the historian at future day. Whoever
reads these periodicals obtains correct and connected
count Of Bl the important political events Of the Old
World they and learns the various conclusions
drawn from them by the leading spirits Of the age The
American publishers therefore deem Il proper call
attention 10 the works they publish and the very
low prices at which they offered subscribers The
following Is their list, viz
THE LONDON QUARTERLY REvuw,
THE EpiNBURGR REVIEW,
The NORTH BRITISH REVIEW,
The WESTMINSTER REVIEW. and
BLAcKwooD's EDISBuRGH MAGAZINE.
In these periodicals contained the views moderately
though clearly and firmly expressed Of the three greatest
parties In Engand-Tory, Wing. and Radcal " Black.
wood" and the London Quarterly" Tory, the Edin-
burgh Review" Wing, and the . Westminster Reyiewp
Liberal. The North British Review" It's establish
ment to the last great ecclesiastical movement in Scotland
and IL not ultra in its views any Of the grand
parments Of human knowledge 1t was originally edited
by Dr. Chalmers, and since his DEATH Is conducted
by his sonnlaw, DR.. Hanna, associated with Sir David
Brewster Its literary character s of the very highest
order The Westminster though reprinted under that
title only Is published in England under the title Of
Foreign Quarterly and Westminster" IL being IN fact
union OF the two Reviews formerly published and reprinted
under separate titles IL has therefore, the advantage by
this combination of uniting in work the features
of both, as heretofore issued.
The above Periodicals are reprinted in New York imme-
datcy their arrival by the British steamers in beau
tful clear type, fine white paper and faithful
pies Of the originals-Bnckwoods Magazine being
act fac smile Of the Edinburgh edition.
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DAHLIA HORSEPOWER SEEDS.

DAHLIA ROOTS-FLOWER SEEDS.
, CASES Superb DAHLIA ROOTS, embracing all the
q best varieties at the lowest prices.
Also 10000 papers of the choicest Flower Seeds among
them many and beautiful kinds before offered
for sale here.
Orders from distance promptly attended to. Garden
Seeds etc. packed to safely to any part of the United
States. j. II. CALLAN,
may 2-dn Corner 7th and II streets.
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GEORGE z. KIRK.

House and Sign Painter, and Glazier,
South side Louisiana avenue between 9th Streets
Dwelling South street. between 7th and 9Th streets,
Iand Is prepared to execute to order all descriptions of
work In his line. ap 15-6m
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him with O call. Nat Intel. ap 26-d2wif
"a GOOD COLLECTOR"
TTHE Undersigned has been induced, by many friends
to again undertake the Collection Of Debts in this
city, and hopes by strict attention and punctuaty in
returns to merit the fayors of his friends
the public generally.
Business left at the offices Of Justice Morsel Donn
Smith, will be received and promptly attended to.
ap 1T JAMES +. TUCKER.
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PIANOS.

nm- NEW AND SECONDHAND PIANOS
l44{.arS35& always on hand for sale and to rent on
HH M moderate terms, at the Piano Store, on
: 18th street, above street
New MUSIC STOOLS for sale.
mar 29-d3ms ". @. REICHENBACH.
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KNABE * GEIILE, Manufacturers,
Nos. 4, 6, s, 8, and IL Eutaw street, Bal
Nj timore. New tributes TO the excellence
of baltimore made Piano Fortea. The
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WORTH KNOWING.

WORTH KNOWING.
TT Is WELL for Ladies generally to know, that G. w
i VERIFY is selling great bargains in all kinds o
Dry GOODS and is prepared to wait all who may favor
him with call. Nat INTEL ap 26-d2wif
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ID ULED LETTER PAPER at 81 rs a ream.
III Ruled Foolscap Writing Paper at 81 rs a ream
Good Envelopes at 81, 81 %, and 81 so a thousand.
Steel Pens at % cents so cents and 10 cents gross
Small Wrapping Paper at 25 cents ream.
For sale at TAYLOR & MAURYS
mar "a Book and Stationery store, 9th st.
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New York State Politics.

KINGS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
At emeeting Of the democratic ion, at Flat
bush yesterday the following nominations were msde-
I@ Staie Stnatm.--Iohn Val derbut formerly Judge
of the County Court
For County Judge Henry A. Moore, the present
Assisant District Attorney
For COr0nDs-Doctor Charles A. Van Zant, of Brook
Ign, and Samuel Hubbard Of Grayesend
For Suptrinfeadents Of The Poor.--corneus D. Bergen,
and samuel Doxey.
Ior Justice Of Sessicns.-Nicholas I. Stilwell.
WARD OFFICERS OF BRooLYN.
On Monday hight, the following nominations
THHp wARD.-FG .aldrman-James Bell For Con-
illism III. BiFdssll. Inspectors of Election
let district Charles Demerest and simeon smith, ID dis
trct George Soaring and Thomas @ Talmadge
FoUkTH WARD-For -7id,rma,--Joseph Hegeman Con.
stotle-Wilam Lsech. Inspectors Of Eeciionlst dis
trct John Hovlln and Georse III Biddle 81 district
A. O. Stephens and Samuel Powell
KINGS COUNTY WING NOMINATIONS.
The Wing Convention for the nomination Of ward
officers in the Third ward met last night at the City
Hotel and made the following
For -asseSs@-Robert J. Luckey. Constabs-John Pear
sail. InsPtotors Of Kctiop-1st district Walter
Barre and Frank IL DikeHan; ID district John
Dimon ard ha Il. straton. For Con missioner Of Err
oise-s L. Church.
The wings Of the Tenth ward met last evening to
name committee OF Eve to dominate officers ba being
urabs 70 agree upon the poin, adjourned for q eek
without making any choice.
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The British mail steamship Asia, Captain Julkins
viii leave thin por: at noon to-day, for Liverpool Her
mail, will close at half pa, ten O'Clock this morning
The American steamship Phiisdelphia viii leave, at
three o'clock this afternoon for Cdagres Mails viii be
defps'ehed BY Berford Co. and other expresses Bsr-
fcrd Co oner to carry newspapers to Caifornis at
three cents postage each Gregory Co. carry parcels
with despatch.
The NEw IOnK WEEsLr HFn.Io will be published at
half past nine o'clock this morning Single copies in
wrsppsrs, sixpeDoe.
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Marine Affairs.

RrMARKABLE CONFERENCE.-The. Tribune, Of yesterday
morning devotes three quarters Of column Of its val
liable space to clear and accurate description Of the
steamship City of Pttsburg 1t has been asserted
that not only the same idea but sometimes the
method Of expressing it will sometimes sssmilate in two
minds and forebly struck with the truth of this
from the fact that the artcleword for word line
for line, and comma for appeared in the HERALD
of the I'd inst 1t included the typographical er
rors. Very singular strange coincidence
THE STEAMSHIP soUrHERSER, Capt Dickinson, ar
rived yesterday from Charleston. She brought on
freight $50 600 in specie.
THE STEAMSHIP FLORIDA Captain Lyon arrived yester-
day morning in sixtyone hours frsm Savannah bring
ing us files Of Savannah papers to the 18th inst
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Bousp CAIIroRSrA The steamship southerner, from
Charleston, yesterday brought nnetyfve passengers,
who from the Lumpkin county Georgia gold mines
They divided into two companies under the drec-
ton and management Of Messrs Howell and Nelson and
are bound for California They intend leaving TO- day if
possible in the steamer Daniel Webster for San Juan
Nicaragua All have the appearance Of being Injured to
hardship, and this with their experience in the busins
OF mining will undoubtedly enable them to prosecute
their searches after untold treasures with far greater ad
vantage than could possibly be anticipated by who
may have gone there under der mt and dssimar cir
eunssances AS proof that they quite sensible Ct
this Of them being asked if they intended to
Is TO De got; and If any body do it, think CAM
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70 THE kbir0A OF TIE NEW IoHK HEAALD.
INV YoRK, Oct. 81, 1851.
In your statement in this days HEsALp Of the names
OF tho volunteer companies that parade nauay in our
Guard, company Of young men enrolled under the
name of Lieut. Col Chas Baxter who fell at the battle
of Chapultepec. This sompsuy has been organised
three years and make their third annual excursion
Friday, oath inst Persons mot seeing the among
the vast number published would naturally suppose the
company disbsnded. By Publishing the name in to-
moIrows HEhALD, you viii oblige
FRIEND TO COL. BAXTER
REMARKs.-Our list was as perfect as circum-
stances would permit 1t to be. The names OF
several companies were, undoubtedly, omitted
Those interested can easily pace us in possession OF
complete list, by sending us the names OF these
not publ she'd
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raniorTh supsrt weekly is table the tvea
tysiyth nuuber, and rresens attractions q eomnss
crder The eugrsvirss twelve IN number and in
the most artistic sJle picture okarve the
diamond which atratsd Crystal
Ptlase sso TIE statue q frsderisk the ores..
ct Berlin unfortunste fellow
leavrG Cuba cainF board the transports Che
Rockns ftone at Fall River BIZ Eobbs picking the ose-
lrsted locks Of Loader the British Envoys radence
khstmsndlsm Eersr India. With severAl otAsr views
equally inteyestnx The price Of thts Publication
Subscribers have 10 foe 81
cory ss for tvo copies ~ Cor our sg for sks Tor
Yer
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srrnrst CovET -OErEnsL Teas Nos IS a, 20 ~,
- a.. az, 40, Ice 60 o. IS &C. CO. 81 Omcurr Couar
Nc, teS es3, ee4 Geo sss eel 81, AS eo2 COS CO..
6eh ts7, s2l
CosNos PLE.s Part Nos s21 s3T, eB e5s. s73,
T63 Cs5, tt1, es3 COO, ,O3 100, us. T31, 1871 Tis
PART 2-ess 75s ess. 7S2 S0I SOC, sos sl2 siI SIC,
SIS, $40 SO s24 s95.
q: 8. DI.Tr'c1 corsr.-sos q, e Is, &C. 3 20 90
81, %, %. q.
SvrsRioH uovhr,--Nos 9. %, 100 o. 1873 1se, 40 22o
90 l23 l75 29 26, gao $50 90 81 o. ISL IS lp2 2i2
10 go III. 216 25i. 2s2 4 1j5 2S 2sT 25S 200 323
2o8, "a. 2C5 SC6, 26I.
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Naval Intelligence.

The foo wing named officers have reported for duty
board the frigate St. Lawrence, bound to the Pacific
ocean, viz
Captain Dulsny; Lieutenant Pennington Lieutenant
Wnsow; Lieutenant Brashears; Master Calhoun Sur
geon Tinslsr Assistsn Surgeon Harrison Chaplain
Grier, and Boatswain Bates.
She will sail In about month
The Naval Court Of Inquiry, sitting at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard, viii probably close its investigations to day
tomorrow, the result Of which will shortly be mas
known. Monies pdrturiunt
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
pER-NOU Al,

(,ITY OF TaE GREAT SALT LAKs-THE ADVERT
Ger would be glad 70 commuDioats with any Mormons
vho may be at present tn this neigh boring ees
nny PERSONS who have been resident at the city the
telt Lake during the past two Any such will con-
Ter favor By addressing box 23 Post Once New York city
REFORMATION WANTED.-THE SUBSCRIBER LEFT
In New York. on the ID Of August last his step ugher
Cathsrine Hotsn. She AZ the house Of Patrick Reilly
No. 70 frsnhfcft street Any inform respecting her
will be thankfully received by the undrsgned and Ler ar
WILLIAM cAseERLY
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Grand Military Review and In spec ton OF the
First Divfston OF New York state rtiitfs.

The annual review and inspection Of the regiments
comprising the First Division n New York state Militia
took place yesterday az Tonpkins square about noon
b. Brgsdsr General Hall and in Fourteenth street from
hroedway TO Ninth avenue at tAree o'clock by his
Ezcelsrcy the Commander Chief The enlivsniuy
scene Of military review always attracts large crowd
soldsr-lke vel disciplined AID handsome appearance
II The troops called forth the admiration Il all who
- fort a. % BE- witnefses % the The day
vas del ghtfuly fine which added considsraby 70 the
eofrt II the troops well that of the spectator
About noon tie aEpssrsnce q Che interior 81 rompkns
square vas very attractive. when The dsrent regiments
had lrmed into line previous TO the insrsctioa SHIRT
dsrwsfds General Hall accompanied By hi siaf.
pursuance q 'he order q Msjar General sanford Of
which the folloEing O. a copy
JIG p, 10 a., al ,;ss Cor inspection sHd review
-. hyi'ion line vii b formsi re south siasof
ecioch Pm ana viu be reviewed b. HE Lreeilsaey ths
BfirsSier Genera Hail vii direet ,rs,p oss,v., a,
r.Fors sssor da, % the Major General Al 1ulrr
Farrsss,h street from Bro,av,y the Nir.A avenue 10
Trs.srirs ord.rl from o'clock H. saii ne D'iaos
H. Sss e. ws ss Sb by
Amors The compsnss Inspected 10 TonpEns square
York state Militia National Guards), numbering
q, men. The eight regimen. Of New York STATE Mi
and N. ninth regiment II New YORK State Malta
tlrsh yolnKi rs) having their full complement Of lTo
cavalry which attached TO each Ct the foregoing
regiments TIE following smong the CON panies
teseed ~ Co. srnor fuEt Com nder "a chief 81 the
tnitery forces % the State Of New York The second
rsgment q Ner York sts.e militia Colonel Bozat;
VIE ecottsh Guard CAPITALS A G. Castls: the Caledonia
tusleefs captain Mckenzie the vi vhlani Guard,
ospItn nsafon u, City eras adiers Uaptan Earesoa
the Washingion Cont "a RI Darrou the Bax.er
susras secoss b.g,nent. cspiLn O Dykman; the
rIste uunu CsI,As gohnsou s-e American Rifles
attached 10 TIE First Regiment 81 New Yo~s state
militia TIE state Hnssa<s. Captain fache: the Mont
Eomery Troop, CAPTAIN bsrs thsJaekf,n Horse Gurras
Captain r Keen; the Lafayette Horse oaa-d. Gsn..s,
Storms; New York Hose Artillery Can an UeneI ar
Tomrkns Cadets from Staten bland Ctptaiu R,aEe.
the New York Germsu Hussase the New Ysrk g. /
bpesrs, attached 70 the Third Regiment 81 tn Ssr
York Husssrs; the ker York Drsr,oss CAPTAIN hre,t
the jefferson Artillery the Jefrrsoa Guard, the National
Lsncsrs, and the Governors Guard After tbs review |
tbs troops marched from Fourteenth street dOsn Broad
way TO the Park. where they we're dismssed
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,,ovsments Of plsungu,.hed Ind,yldual..

Hon. = Merrick Mass J. ". Morfell, Ga II. O.
smth chip 3, Russell, W. W. Quinn, San FRANCHISE
Col \. Jcstup, Conn, Il. Houston, La, u Arm
strong Troy we're among the arrivals yesterday at the
Clinton hotel
Hon. James Buchanan, Penn Sir Hartford Bridges
and family. Englsbd Hon. W. l. Marcy, Albany; Hon
H. Mcclellan, Hudson Asst Com. Gen. Rootn. British
Army, Asst. Com. Gen. Lamont, do X. @. W. Stgart,
Seventy frs. Regiment do; Hon. IIand Hall California
Land Commissioner; Capt. JDo. H. King 4. 9. A.,
among the arrivals at the Irving House, on Tuesday
DR. III Ekle, the hungarian patriot Is Of Pittsburg
Gov Hunt and Father Mathew have accepted In
vitation TO wit BaDdals and Black xell's islands
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Superior Court Special Term
THE FERGUSON DIVORCE CASE.
Hufax. II..xa In In.


Der. II -Craoe r. FugUsog James FTgison-This
cause coming on to be heard the made therein
on behalf Of the Defendant Il ordered that uev
trial In this b. denied with costs motion
Of Mr. Jordan for the defendant t Is also ordered that
the denial OF said motion shall not prejudice the defsn
dant the appeal that may be brought thereon to the
General Term q this Court; shall such denial Of
new trial prejudice any application the defendant may
make for new trial on the ground Of newly discovered
evidence
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PUBLIC LECTURES.

'TBIs DAY-sELEcT PRIVATE LECTURES TO
Gcntlsrsn on Parental Physielogy and The Origin Of
IifeDr Boleks series will be delivered on uonSav
Is.sdsJ wednesday end Thsr.day AZ o'clock, IN HOPE
rgs Single lectures ~ oente Tchets fer the series 81
etnts Lsd course femsle Health days AZ Rrse
Hsuss "'~ ~ 80" @''Vi
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SOCIETY MEETINGS. ETC.

'Eo BRITISH RESIDENTS IN NEW YsRK-AwERr.
can arctic Eypeditton British Residents Il, Ia
ga t nc The pnper " Be given Mr. Hesry Grinne
guessed 70 meet the sfce Of the British Cousua,e ks
baIoar street on Wednesday nest the inst ~ half
rnt twelve oeock W make the necessary
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subscribers desire to call the artists visiting the
West 70 their new Concert Room, finishing The oca
ton is the best in Cincinnati being
Fourth street just above the Burnet The full eapa
city OF the hall 10 about 1900, but the regular OF
seats cane seat chars kept for regular
use 10 between Loco and 100 Every chair is numbered
responding to the plan of the 1t the first Aoor
level with the sidewalk but retired thirty feet the
street. to avoid noise other while being built
solely for musical and occupying height
Of the whee bndng great attention has been paid
tic feet ventilation &C. fine Concert Piano always
be procured without moving
the Piano Warcrooms OF the subscribers adjoining Con-
cert Room. SMITH NIXON.
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Nov snks. New s,lh..- Hl,ehc,ek a Lead.

tss,er "a Broszysy corner Losars street selling
yard snAsyery otg style and kias eaaaly ehesp besd
svperb stct Of shsse Psrssn Closks Optrs Closh
Eibtors ct halt piice.
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VII elosc ssturday evening next The 1t inst. Tiers
will he dspay o. Tireworhs Ntdnesdsy and Thorsdav
evenings, comnsz cling q qau er before 70 p. Il ss
turday evening there Will Ne display Of Tirevsfk
retitis for premium OF ey dollars BY srsra1 dssr-
rushed rytecniste Music every evening by Bso fe
Gen, ard Unsurpassed ~ frpsr szhbltios 10
trited states. WIN HALE. Chalrnan
SoHS W. Cn,srrns, Eco, Secretary Of Msnssers
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rive whole sut of elegant Clothing for S5 consisting
hne cloth Frok Sack fne satin Vest and figured
Pantaltons Also Overeoas and Clsaks OF the
tasty and graceful cut 50 to So Five Dollar Suit Store
corner OF Nassau and Beekmsn Streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-22

three ply and double Ingram Carpetng at astounding low
prices, at HIRAM ANDERSONS, No. 80 DO is the
wonder and admir- alton OF thousands. Only 6s - and So
fer those leauu three Carpets and elegant double In
grain csrps 3 As and ~ per yard Eight spaeio1a s,les
ned with Carpets, Oil Cloths, Rugs. Windo Shades
Drurgs one to four yards wide. &C. at about twcthrds
their value
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YI1tOm'0 ImYTOVc0 VIOIIns-VtOI1n0 WIN
Ttsas .prsvsnsas are nov on sale q 10 Ps5k Plsss
ytsd call examine the As some evidence that
the claimed 10 real sposnd the folio wing
certificates New York. Oct 20 1851 Mr.. Wm B. Tilson.
Dear sr.ny violin has qss been returned with yourm-
favorable opinion Of the utility your venton
excellent old instrument. valued $500 into
hands, but have given roundness of and
braney It did not before possess II is entirely free
and gives out the harmones with thaa
Prem examination Of several of your improved
mens at No. Is Park Place. and from your with
mine am prepared to express unhesitatngy opinion
that your supporter s most wonderful improvement
instrument above referred the which young
Buckley better kno Master ole Bull ally plays
with the New Orleans Serenaders and "fetlows Min
s,Iels with spsh success and merted aPProbaton-Nsw
tried in various the violin Improvement Of Mr. Tton
and have no hesitation in pronouncng it to be superior
life make use yset Of his Improvement and would not
Of Chrtys Minstres The Mt can be added TO
any violin, old and at any time.
w. b. TILr0N e. CO., Is Park Place.
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ton called to General Tsylors Headquarters
fulton ard Cold sreets-at which store suit Of Fal o.
Winter Clothng can be procured at price ridcuously
chesp and better for the than anywhere else
town. Mind the sight is q prominent one.
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NJ aPHkhf, S9 Broadway. corner Of White street
nDg reh brussels carpets Sr s. TO O per y-rd heay
goos all WOOL &C. yard Oil Cloths heavy IS to A.
yard And al other goods found in carpet stores equally
low pricc..
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conclusive than another wanting prove the
superiority Of Beglss csisbratod Electric Hair Dye ID
would b t,t o. ts rsrd sale rstnr every month and
stli the increase In public estimation LES eject the
heir 10 ssiea and truly hs'onhins snt II has only 20 be
tried prove ta surcro ty all Others Th with B0
sles Hyperio- Fluid and other preparations he had Of
A. y. ID. Sends l0 Fulton street. Busbton Clark Co
23 ard J. n ilhau Co, ls3 Bro.dwuy; WIN H. Carr Co
~ Pearl street Nes York, and BY the druggists generally
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News FROM EUROPE The steamship Hermann,
Captain Wilson, is now due at this port with four
days later news from Europe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-22

meme Hair Cutter and Wig MAKER. having Jus. returned
from London and Paris with all the latest fashions aud
viii be In attendance his Office from N.
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