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On Wednesday afternoon. June Is, Mr. Josnpn STEELE
Brooklyn for twenty -four years
The friends and latives Of the family requested
to attend the fun raj from his late residence II Main
street, Friday morning June n, at 10 O'Clock His
remains will be taken To Greenwood for interment
On Wednesday morning, June 25 ANN Eliza eldest
daughter Of the late John q. talsey.
The ren ds OF the family invited to attend the fu-
neral on Thursday at clock. from the house of Mrs
Cade. No 10 Amty street. without further invitation
On Wednesday evening, June -, WILLIAM SHERMAN,
aged so native of Sweden for many years resi-
dent Of this city.
The friends and relatives If the family and the mem
bers of the Swedish society respectfully invited
attend his funeral on ThcIday afternoon al o'clock
from his late residence. 10 Leroy street.
In this city Monday morning. June % Mrs BErsEY
HAYES aged 90 years let f Peter z Hayes Of POUCH
keepsie.
Her remains were taken to Poughkeepsie.
On Jure 90 ct the residence of the Rev Robert g. Fin
ley. Metuchen CAv,> KEITH aged 80 years late o.
Mobile Ala and SOD Of Charles Keith, Esq, of Warren
Mass.
At Clinton, Conn On june 10, Capt ABSEa s. FARS-
aged So years for raj years shipmaster OF
this port.
STEPHEN SMITH, of Northford soldier of the revou-
ton died at that place or sunday June - at the great
age Of leo years aud eight weeks Mr. Smith possessed
the full of all his fact until his hundredth birth
day, upon which occasion preached. which,
is supposed affected u mif 1t and during the past few
weeks he has been sinking to the grave lie gem
tenan Of the old school aud retained his polite and
afabe manners 10 the
In Fort Ann on May So Lieut. Asos ALLEN, Of the
Continental Army.
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to issue at Charleston under the above title
daily weekly and weekly morning paper Our object
the advocacy of Southern confederacy "The safety Of
the slave States requires that from
Themselves and of resistance not tending to
that end must be good and do
evil The result Of the of single State least
uncertain, and neither honor, true manly
quire exercise certain right it be
remedy. Under the Of single State bur-
dens would be too heayywe could not bear them And
manly cheek REDEEM and the bare
geson that in sueh position would be free from insult
at the suerGnee of nations that profess
to abhor Southern confederacy Is then
only hope and be secured only by of forbear
ella ton. To be led and not to be driven
law ofhuman nature and by acting the opposite prnc
pe defeat that which desire accomplish.
These and other alters involving the interests Of the SOUTH
intend to discuss calmly but firmly We only ask for
unprejudiced patient hearing, and this deter
mined to since the yielding without remonstrance
which dapproye would be the abeot spirit
submission Our mercia and mi depart
will he under the charge of able and dgent assist
hope by due deserve and the
of tile Of BUSH The friends
will forward such subscriptions they
obtain. Address b. c. PRESLEY, Charleston, 5. c.
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Married.

On Wednesday, June IS, at st. Georges Church,
Stuyvesant square. by the Rev Or Stephen IL Tying
j. SrAMlN (of the firm of Winston Seaman d Co J to
MAIEIisE WETMoRr, daughter Of Jacob Duryee, Esq all
of this city.
On Wednesday, June 25 by the Rev Spencer III Cone
D. d., JoHs sHuLrs to EMrLlsE, daughter Of Ezra Z.
Davis all Of this city.
On Tuesday morning June "a by the Rev DR. Harden.
burgh, JoHs r. GRoor to Miss May NICHOLS all OF this
city.
On June 70, by the Rev. II n Chaplin EDWARD WELcH--
MAN to CATHARsE g., only daughter Of Elias Thomas al,
Of this city.
On Tuesday, June "a, by The Rev. Dr. IL. W. Bellows.
THEODORE WALLACE ToDp to MARY CECILIA daughter o.
7. Allen Curtis, Esq all Of this city.
On Wednesday. June Is by the REV Lot Jones JoHN
W. DrcxER to MARIA Louisa daughter Of the late wiz
liam Ii. Uaws. all of this city
At Fishkill on Tuesday June "a by the Rev. Mr. Kpp
Isaac SHERWOOD TO MAX, daughter of Charles Du
Esq, all of the same place.
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Last night there magnificent essemblage n the
Castle Never before during the present season has
such array 81 beauty, fashon and intelligence
graced the performance q the opera. About three
thousaud persons we're present, and the enthusiasn
displayed by them surpassed. The opera Of
Frran performed and Il Is but justice t. say that
the opera has not been effectively sung In this city
on any other occasion. Truai Benedict Marib, Bcnc
ventano and Bottn exersd their talents To- the very
best advantage. All seemed inspired with tte grand
music q the composer and poured forth atie & melody
and harmony Ct the finest description Betini surpassed
all the tcnors have heard In the mastery qualities
q biz method and in the powerful tones q his voce and
Moriui uuly splendid In h- interpretation o. his
rOc We have not space to mention the merits q al tho
performers, but they frmed grand whole that gave
unqualified fatifsctioo. The house vas made more than
usually brilliant ny two large parties from sl,ton
slsnd and from Astoria who had chartered steamers for
The occasion To night Lucia d Iammermo1f will be
performed am the excitement win be continued ~ our
musical circles
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THE TRIAL or THE DIREcroRs or TIE STATE
BANK Ar Mo- Ris-TnE VERDICT or THE JURY
Il viii be from report Of the proceedings Of
the trial Of the Directors OF the State Bank at Nor
ris, that they have been all acquitted, though the
cashier, Harvey Dayton, on Saturday evening last,
found guilty Of perjury, arising out Of the
financial transactions. This verdict will be re-
ceiyed with surprise at a distance; but it was ex
rccted in Morris county, at least as regards three
four q the defendants, and their good chara ter has
not only saved them, but all who sailed in the same
hoaf NH fhem.
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ONE WEEKS LATER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BE-
TWEEN THE HAYTIENs AND DoMINlCANs-THE DE-
FEAT OF THE HAYTIENs.
The brig Waitstil Capt Morse, arrived at this port
yesterday from Port Platt whence she sailed the
18th inst This is days later than any previous
advices received from any part Of the island.
We learn from Capt Morse, that engagement took
place between the Dominican and Haytien troops the
It'll inst the frontiers resulting in the defeat of the
latter with the loss of about forty killed The loss Of the
Domnicans is represented TO have been trihing The
latter party collecting their troops together in the
expectation Of another attack from the Haytens which
however had not taken place when the Waitstill sailed
There is intelligence Of Prince Bobo; but it is very
likely that he is mixed up in way with this
hict
1t is reported that the Hayten government about
topropose another treaty to the Dominicans 1t will be
recolec ted that published several weeks ago mani
festo Of the Emperor Sououque, calling upon the Domi
means for peace and asking for Of the
difficulties between the two This
urged upon soulouque by the American French, and
English Cons uls
Our previous accounts rsm Gonsives to the 9Th
Cape Hsyten sth and Port Prince to the 9th inst
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MOVEMENT IN SOUTH CAROLINA FOR A SOUTHERN
CoSFTDERAcY.-In our advertising columns will be
found prospectus Of new newspaper, to be pub
lshed in Charleston, to be called the Stanf1r,i-
to be commenced for the p1rpose Of advocating the
establishment Of a Southern confederacy, separate
and distinct from the North. Those in this part
Of the world who are favorable to such plan, Of
will sell out by auction thei property to tie
beet advantage and get within the limits Of the
new eonfederaey Us soon as possible. No time is
To be lost
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Heavy Return Of Bills from England-The
Expedition Against the Indians.

NEw oaLEASs. June "A. 1901
1t is reported that million and half Of bills have
been returned from Liverpool
Henry Williams, the agent here of r. L. Hyde, who
failed lately in Liverpool has left for England
Advices from San Antonio Texas, 70 the 18th instant
have been received Captain Hardee's expedition into
che Indian country had far proved very successful
TIE seventeen Americans and Mexieans who were de-
hyered up by the Indians had brough. to san A
tonic by Judge Rollins
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From Boston.

SAILING OF THE AalERIcA-pEPARTURE OF GEORGE
THOMPSON, THE ENGLISH ABoLIrloSIsr-ARREsr
or RoBBER.
BosroS June rs. 1851
The Am erica Captain shannon left Boston light at II
o'clock this morning, with SO passengers for Liverpool
and Is for Halifax Among her passengers George
Thompson M p, the English abolitionist The Ane-
roa took out $3.50. 900 in American gold
An Engli shman. named John Williamson on MS way
to Albany was yesterday and brought to this
CITY charged with being connected with the robbery Of
The shin Emily Al Charleston An examination will be
had tomorrow
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~ srsest epsratns room IN The city leon
ard Int the best instruments apparatus and materials
and warrants the subscriber in guaranteeing satisfactory
likeness to all who will favor him with a call
j. W, THOMPSON. ais Droadgay
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rcan Fanofere Company founded upon the prn spes
the Building and Accommodating Fund Association and
tending their benefits the distribution of Pa
Nell nBooks for the Second Piano Company
ready plan No. l. yz-Subcribers limited 100;
fee 20 cents and regular monthly dues So
member chooses his instrument valued at 500 from
the manufacturers Books for First Melodeon
Company also open, and will be complete with 80
bers Once hours from A. TO r. NJ All letters must
be post paid, and addressed to Messrs Joceyn Watson
Trustees Laflrge Buildings No 30 Broadway Room No.
Notice1Le members OF the Fret Piano Company
queted to attend promptly to the issued 10Th
nit
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Southern News.

BALTIMORE, june 3, 1871
George III Mettee late candidate for City Collector,
eel dead to-day Of disease OF the heart.
All the Southern mails are through.
The Mayor Richmond has called meeting for this
evepng make arrangements 10 receive the President
tn. military have VOLUNTEERED their assistance.
The Governor Of Louisiana has r.sped for two months
the slave girl Jeanette who IL sentenced TO be hung for
killing her father.
There prospects in Louisiana for good crop
cotton and
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the fact of the failing efficacy of Watts Antdote in
curing consumption and disease let them attend at his office
for hour and the continued stream OF
der and delight at its effects 1t appear harsh; but IL
fact that people who let their friends die of consumption
without trying it, answerable for their lives, for
all have it, the gratis 32i Greenwich street.
others at lo2 Nassau street-SI per bottle.
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Hmsxnz the market FOR colonial spruce Deals are in
,,o1,st and sell readily arrive ~ the current rates
PASSENGERS FOR BOSTON.
Mr. Brseke bearer Of despahes and lady Mt hyer snd
HSv Mr. and LADY, Misses and Master fes-
sender souds, aud LADY six children and servant Mr
barnes lady and two ehdren Mr. Halter and LADY, MIS-
HARDY children and servants Mrs fremain and child
Nsssrs Sargent Holland Fisdiug Fowe Mastow. CfArk
Tarbett lie GArdens Cutler Fynt Powers Arkiey Ste
yepsou Wells Meade Benson Nutter, Fstover, Brent,
Fisher Brscoe Old way Fellows Coombs, Gnpin, AuhutE
Weaver, Veakern, Nraan, Larkin.
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: :
Last night the estimates for 1851 were laid bef the
Legislative Assembly The expenditure is estimated at
S2650 O0o Of which S547 600 for public works and
$4,000 interest public debt The scheme Of shift
Ing pta il to be adhered TO. $4,000 IL asked for the
building of residence for the Governor at Toronto and
. like for the same purpose at Quebec. TO which
place the expense OF removal Is set down at $4,000
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Marine Affairs.

srEaaisur RosSosE-Ths vessel was finally launched
by Mossrs Wsftorveit Msckey yesterday. a. NJ.
She id from her ways In beautiful style, much 70 the
dgsht q large Il spectators she i very
beautifully modelled vessel ara constructed In her build
ers' best style Owing 70 the crowded state Of our
lumns NUT defer for day r. a mose particular
dsscription % her.
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Indian Chief whose thrilling appeals to the American
people in behalf OF the North American Indians have been
listened to with much pleasure win deliver another Adj
dress friper Hall this evening In behalf Of the he
eloquently advocates All who would listen the
powerful native eloquenee in favor Of the small
remnant Of the mighty Indian nation should not fail
to attend contribution will be taken for the bsncht
Of the Admission free You and family in
ytod to attend.
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chen geably stamped the superiority of Gonrauds Liquid
Hair bye all others, that IL would waste of
words diate its singular properties in converting red
grey hair soft silky black brown the instant the
fluid touches the hair Equally celebrated is Gourauds
Italian Medcated Soap for the Of reckles tan Nc
Found only at he cd established laboratory " Walker
street Broadway Calender IS South Third street
pLiladelnhia.
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white Panamas for gentlemen and boys just
Minis eomprehends the finest aud delicate fabrics
this class he has had the pleasure of Offering to his
friends and the public
CENIN, 2ii Broadway, opposite st. Pauls
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ypis 29 Broadway, will hold forth Ia Newport sum
. opposite the Atlantic Hotel competent and attentive
artists III on ate the old gallery 2g Broadway Tao
large galleries for sac-see Holmes. Newport News please
coy.
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The Address OF the Massachusetts, Demo
Gratis.

WtsHfSoroy, June ., 1851
The Republic administration organ of this morning.
In editorial warmly approves Of the late address is
sued by the democrats Of Massachusetts, touching the
Union and COMPROMISE.
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petition is in circulation in this city praying that
the sentence of death against Orcutt be oommuted
10 for life; in the event Of the refusal of
that request for reprieve until after the trial of Conk
ling In October
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nnotmnhcrs, Union. 50 Nassau street.

continues But there pairs left % the
Warranted not 10 crack Price low Also Bo0s and
catr of every variety the old stand 81 Maiden lane,
ffr lam street
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NJ untan and Gray Beavers and his beautiful Pearl Fur
Hats ecting universal admiration He sells them
per cent lees than other fret class halter His stock
Snow Wle Panama. Leghorns, and Braid Hats and Chd-
Straw Hats large and admitted to be the best 70 be
found in any store in this city Call nta at 400 al
street. You get sui ted at his establishment.
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ton street l. introducing entirely atyios ~ loot
gear for Ills assortment % y los Shoes,
Caters, ke fer variety, eheappesa and durability, u
surpassed and uneurphsahe ~ you wish good and cheap
article, call at 100 Fulton street.
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Court Ualcndar-This Day,

SUPERIOR CovRr.Nos 2S2 800, 400, AL AL AIT, AS
449 45l Az 453 454 455 456 457 $50 46l 49, 43 46
465 400 46s, 4e9 40, AL 472 473 474 AS, AT, 47S
40 $50.
SUPREME CouRr-SPEcIAL TERM-Nos. 8, H. 90, &c. los,
116 I'll, 10 81 no
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Notee-The mails. Bertcrd Co.'S Express, steamer
Crescent City, will close at this office Saturday the
inst ut r. H. Letters at the following rates-Chagre
Panama, Kingston San Francisco. 10 Sandwich
China Southwest coast of South America ~
BERF0RD u co.
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Beavers, the most elegant desirable aud stylish
Hats offered to intelligent public The rush
them the week has been astonhingv great aud Is
steadily increasing Buy at once, be ~ the
osi
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Hair Dye celebrated Europe and America estabshed and
successful operation for the last twelve years. the best
hair dye in the world. Applied sold Wholesale aud
tail, at Batct elors Wig Factory Wall street. and all
druggists and perfumeries in town and country.
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Sink or Swim, Survive or Perish.-we

relieve that the heahfal exerese Of swimming and Che
the bath has kept from sin king dis
who wou otherwise have perhed The cheap Baths
Desbrosses street. near Canal st. N r. for practising
swimming from sunrise until III o'clock, r. NJ.
Price l2h
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hair whiskers the moment II Is spplied without injury to
the hair skin 1t be washed Immediately without dis
and bad odor. 1t Is applied sold,
Pbalons Wig and Toupee Mandatory, lT Broadway
For sale in the city and country by druggists generally
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Hat aud Cap store ID Bowery setween Prince aud Houston
streets respectfully informs his friends and the public
he prepared to exhibit his large fashion
able Hats. Gaps, and summer Straw Goods His Drab
Beavers Panama and Fix ats for gentlemen he would
commend 70 their favorable notice. which will be sold the
lowest each prices No pains has been spared TO render this
branch Of his business complete.
JACOB BANTA, 264 Bowery.
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THE TURE.
SPECIAL NOTICE 8.

DosT OFFICE NEW YoRK-NoTIcE-THE MAILS
Per united states mail steamer Cherokee will close at
THIS onee on Ibursday. the 18th intt at two Letterp
Tor The following places must be prepaid Havana i2e
per fatst thsarsE, Hc, dol Panama. DE-, do kandwieh
iIatd e do China, iOc dol southwest coast Of South
hmsres, oVc, DO. WM v. BRADY, r. N.
TUE REV DR. FORBES WILL LECTURE IN THE
church ciSt Charles B0rrvne0. sydney Place. Brook
yn on Sunday evening next the 10Th Instant clock
SutJeet-"hiraeles Tickets ~ cents each TO be had at
The door on tee evening Of the Lecture.
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Robbery nj HonesfaIe.

BALTIMORE. June %, ISL.
The Cosden mrrderers, Taylor Murphy, and Shelton
have been sentenced to be huag.
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ID rNoYAL-TnE OLD COUNTRY NEws ROM ~ !,

BE- reoptned to'morrow tfrilsyl at the welliihted
second hoor Nassau street four doors SUI
ose Here will be found the largest collection In New Yorl
W ~ Fhfh Scotch, snd irish apers-London Times
tdl Illustrated News Punch. Weekly rimes, BELLS lie.
teteh builder Newcastle papers, Liverpool Albion &c
hanetttteT Courier. Leeds Mercury Birmingham Journal
stamford Mercury. Chelmsford Chf5nice Backs Adyertsr
bristol htreury Scotsman, Rttormsrs Gazette Aberdeen
u,raid N.esb Fr eman Mali ~ Tablet, world, Northern
" iF terk Reporter liutrieA Chronicle, sc. Admassu
ia cents Please bring oliver Oren from Ia the morpin
till ~ 10 tie evening. Closed Sundays No bar; nc
smObfnr - 49, -
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Broadway two doors south Of Anthony strect offers the
balance - hs straw Goods and Hghnet kba0n coaiera
bly, uudtr he has also received beautiful needle
wort Collar Under Handkerchief Ssss Trim
mat ~. 4 ~. rcrs set
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greatly improved is unsurpassed in london Paris
the United stees Of which positive proof given daily
application at his ollie No. 1856 Fulton
broadway. Ladies be VISITED privately at their
residences. The trade supplied on liberal terms.
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tn. wond.rful Excitement ~ No. 0

novary IL frUm the 81 ~ IRAM An DERsUN selling ele
satin faced Tapestry, hoor Oh Cloths, from - y ~
yard. ~ rseriy carpets H. Cd L.. S. and beautiful
Ingram carpets &c. g. - rer yard and god Oil Cloths
5ey fe, per yard.
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bELF Asrt Jun- .. IsJI.
The foundry buildings, with large two story dwell
ing house. destroyed by FIRE, this morning The
loss is S25 coo; and the property II uninsured.
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HoSEsDALE. Pa, June ., 1851.
German named d. Eipengraben robbed his
ployer Mr. Brtton Baker, last night, of $500 in money
and gold watch He took the a. Narrowsburg for
Nav
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Citizens snd strangers invited 10 call and examine the
stock ~ hoos shoes and gaer offered Tor sale at the
B0otmakers Union, 81 Nassau street.
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w}6 Gumire beautiful httiuE Cater. say
tnhii 7 Br adway, where the most elegant
BE- found In tic world may Be Mr. e. also keeps
full stock q Gerltmen made q tie best
terials and sold oheap.
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The WEEKLY HERALD viii be published at ten O'Clock
this morning It's contents will embrace all the i'm
portant of the week
Single copies sixpence.
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mama Leghorn Straw and Felt HAITI will found ut p
Davidf, Sl Broadway second doo- from Duane street
Those in want Of such should certainly give him call
Prices IA moderate,
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Sinking Of a steamer, &c.


The steamer Countess in shute Of island
No. 60 in passingup.
The Indiana river is stationary.
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CtovtrD orr-f large amount Ct interesting local
natter theatrical roo.s e., hos been unavoi2ably
crowded cut
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Arrlval OF the steamshlp Marion.
Destructive FlIe ut Belfast. Maine,

CHaRLrsros, June - 1851.
The steamship Marion Capt Berry, from New York
arrived here at o'clock this (ruesday) morning
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Wigs and TOupees.-We would call the at.
tention persons requiring Wigs to recent improvements
The awarded silver medal for the first premium
At the last fair They be at T. Phaons Wig and
Hair Dye Factory fT Broadway, corner Of Dey street.
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and baked will be served Bayards No State street
Families and parties supplied with the above articles. Of
most superor quality, delivered in New York and Brooklyn
PETER M. BAYARD.
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ioresIhe subscriber would respectfully call the attention
ofpartee requiring Gnethhg truly elegant his beau
fnl styles q Bridal Cards Envelopes and wedding boxes,
in the latest mode.
EyERDELI, Broadway, cor Of Duane street