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CLOTHING.

CLOTHING.
rAsT OFF CLOTHING, FURNITURE, FANCY
" Dresses, Firearms, Watches aud Jewelry wanted
Thirty paid above the usual price received the
above making application to the subscriber who will at
tendby ointme Laaes attended by Mrs Phillips
s. l.. PHILLIPS, No. Park place.
CAsT OFF cLoTH1NG-'w WANTED 70 PURCHASE
~ about thousand dollars worth Of good left OF
Clothing in large or small Quantities ter which e full
value will be in current applcasion either
Personally through post TO James Aorsney st hs ssore
ii Orange street, a few doors from Chatham street.
VAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
Ladies' gentlemer having cioshing, furniture
sverv stock goods 20 dispose o. obtain fair cash
prize for tie by sending for the subeerber AZ his resi-
tsnos, or hrOugh she posa Ladies attended ~ Cshss
VAST Off CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies gentlemen dssrous OF converting their oast
Of clothing. furniture. &c. into cash. can reosye fair
value for the by sending for IL at his resi-
denoe through the Post Once dies attended by Mrs
Dusseldorf. l.. M. DUSSELDORF, Is Elm street.
CAsT or CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ The highest b obtained by ladee and tie
who have any clothing furniture to dispose
endng through the post or otherwise for LENENSrTN
go Broadway, NJ stairs Ladies attended By Mrs. L.
THE STEFAN UNCEAsINGLY FLOWS WITH TUE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and tlenen. finding he the
highest price, continue to esnd their orders for the sale Of
their esson Apparel Jevery Furniture So Trade West
Gives this advantage. ISAAC O. LYON,
No. II Wall street. basement
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THE TURF.

r. iSr
ga colts. Jsokson Nichols name. American Eagle BY
y Sa sn'h s's' as:s :. s
sSss have aoi ss;a
Respective stocks; Amsreap Eagle gossn b uassius
mis- I'M
81 e s pps % ssys 20 I sn
Island Ferry and senssaf f1s
.Ssyss.%ss colt: ma :sfS1i.iss With xSss
s'ssS
should others wish they may ~
H =
then entitled e s!s.ss:s
nibusss VIM leave Fulton Ferry BrooIlyn the
JOEL COsKLIN, Proprietor.
CoyRs5 %.,rs e, s m.
heats. a 70 Wagons wagon swS .aS driver ass
s CO. M h sa .yss
as.asy Nov eSIr O'clock NJ purse $780, mile
Ss's!
TJNIoN COURSE, I, I:zPAGING ON THURSDAY,
sake Of 500 miles and repeat. Mr. Mann name: 8
Hfss II Fssa F4ry e% Is LAY
when the sport is over. Fare each way. Is cents
JOHN l. SNEDIKER Proprietor.
Union COURSE, L. I-TROTTING.-A SWEEP
" stake, two miles and repeat, to harness. to
Thursdsy Nov rs ~ ooiSei precisely for $500 Mr.
Durham; Mr. Ludlow names Free Jack; Mr. H. Newkirk
Mikmaid Mr. W. Craft names Governor; Mr.. Curtis
Bowers Stages will leave Fulton Ferry, Brook
lyn. fro II A, NJ till P. M; and return the
sport 'v'r Fare JOIN ;sSaSissD1KER Proprietor
u ED HOUSE PLEASURE GRoUNDs-TROTTING.-A
~ match will come Of on Tuesday November 18th. at
lion st. Charles and @. W. Jenkins e. Doughnut; mile
heats best in to saddle Also the day Of
$26 will Off mile heats best In to saddle Mr. Din
enters b. b. Cowboy: J. Doty enters b. Henry Cay
owner enters Q. &. Spanker.
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DOUBLE SHEET.
THE BALL SEASON.

GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BALL-GIvEN TO Mr.
VI Saraccs by pupils at the Broadway Casino So9
Bro,dwsy ON Monday EVENING November u i
hotels Of this city The orehestrs will be composed OF
large number Of Che best OF New YORK several
aew dances will be executed for the hret time
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beard at the Dardanslles disposed of as foovs:
Gone to Ensland.. 10
Leitat smyrna ....s.......
brought 10 new lork... fs
Total ......................-.. ..............o)
The Mississippi also brings home as passenger, Mrs
A. Burlng of Csntreyile, Mass, widow OF Cap
tain Burlipghame, of the bark Alex,na who lost
overheard the 18th ut when thirty nes east Of Glib
raltsr the voyage from Marseies to this port lie
thrown overheard in gale, by the tapping of sail
and boat swamped in an attempt to save him lie
very young and his wife is only twenty years of
age Captain Long very kindly took her board, and
gave her passage to this port
Subjoined Is list Of the officers Of the Mississippi
Captain John c. Long
LIST Lieut., VI. G. Chaan. It. Mars, G. A, Henderson.
I'd do, Jos p. Sanford Passed Mid, J. Phillip,
"a DO John Rulledge. Do, p Watmeugh.
Acting Lieut., VIM Nelson Do jos. Smith
Purser. Henry Etting. LIST Assist W. L. Everett.
ASS. Surgeon J. Hamilton. "a do r Danley.
Capts Clerk, N. Perry. "a DO @. W. Gedies.
Pass, Mid, Thos Young. Sd do, f. Coleman.
Gunner, John Cauch. Sc T. W. Logan
Constructor, John Reeves. g. Alexander.
The ship had rough weather in her passage. She
steamed IoOo miles with coo tons of coal she is
chored OF the Navy Yard and is scarcely &C all out of
repair The unnecessary heaviness of her yards and
spars IL very remarkable and gives her very clumsy
appearance and must interfere with her sailing shshas
been away two and half years and would not have
turned for another half year but for the order bring
Kossuth and his COMPANIONS to this country.
DESCRIPTION OF THE ExILEs.
The passengers look welall fat and healthy The SOL
diers ard officers fne warlike fellows, most Of them
wearing immense boards and some of them huge
taches They stout built athletic with fine ea-
lures They Of All cassessome few Of them educated
and gentemenothers like the ordinary soldiers Of
Europe. There Of the females very hand
,l,
them, among whom Is the lady OF Colonel N. Perczl
They were dressed in the style English French
or American ladies. Many Of the men dressed in
the Turkish costume, and the turban. Some of
the ladies also were the Turkish dress. while others
both men aud woms n-vore the dress OF their native
land. Though Captain Long only uth,rized to
take board Kossrth and his suite, he took all the
exes who offered. As sample Of the feasting which
the Hungarians enjoyed daily board the Mississippi.
and which accounts in part for their looking WELL
suhjon the bill of fare the 10th day out namely
Sunday last -
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DALI COMMITTEES ARE REQUESTED To CALL AND
~ examine stock of lace nbssed and fancy papers,
being OF the most extensive in the city We have
hand hundreds of different Styles and add
pr to the Ball circulars tickets orders of dancing
&C. executed with the utmost Dispatch and
BUACE l. BROTHER 1874 Nassau st. Open till PM
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EOR sALE-A HOUSE IN TWENTY. FOURTH STREET
II rs feet vde and lot l9 feet deep we'll built three
res and basement Croton water throughout Also, in
style with Croson water aud gas. marble asnte sc:
Price S. number Of ,nt lots Ia this city and
Williamsburg Apply to WATKINS HfNE, ass Bsoad.
rxa
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

A CHOICE STATE ROOM, WITH TWO BERTHs, ON
"A board the steamer Franklin, to sail for Hsvre
10Th Saturday, may be hadat reduction from original
cost, by application to W. j. B0PPiN, 81 Wall street.
A BILLIARD SALOON FOR sALE-A WELL KNOWN
and established Billiard Saloon located in the best part
Of osdway The saloon handsomely fitted containing
six tables, and all in 90 nplete order. Apply to
HOWES x BALLROOM, So Nassau street.
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ITO GENTLEMEN.-A Lacy WHOSE HUSBAND Is
Il in Calornis, being in embarrassed circumstances
wishes to borrow hundred dollars for six months for
orvould let one or two FURNISHED with without
partial board, until the debt 10 cancelled Address Mrs
Clara White, Broadway Post 0ffse.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEVEN PER CENT BONDS
The Interest becoming due the first day of January
52 tLe seyen cent Coupon Bonds of the state OF
California and which made payable in this city will be
Coupons at our oahee. WIN5LOW LANIER 4 CO,
No. 81 Wall street.
~ Al. I. TAPsCOTT g. Co.. 10 SOUTH srREzr,
sapgiy drstts for any amount payable shrougho1,
Me Rcd Ctsr Line, tbs Swallow TAN Line, the Dramatic
Lins aud Line OF Liverpool packets, and ths Line
London pAeketn Passage By any Of which shps be En-
aagsi on reasonable terms
ID w.BYRNEs & CO., NO. 50 SOUTH STREET, NEW
York and 50 Waterloo Road Liverpool have for sais
Sight Drafts payabn throughout England Ire
land and Wales agents for the Swallow Line
OF Liverpool and ion packets the Red Star Dramatic,
and St Georges lines Of Liverpool packets sailing weekly
tor the above lines be had moderate terms
CS0 OOO TO LEND ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.
pOVsOOO in sums to suit sppli SAINTS, produotiye
real in this city Brooklyn Apply to BROAD
No II Wall street. in the Croton Water otce basement
ITO CAPITALISTS "A GENTLEMAN, NOW EsrA-
blished in hotel In this city s OF assoc
with himsefa who can command cash capt, Of
public house II frst rate opportunity for cafe and
ttabe investment The house Is well located in Broadway
and the business Of the house be enlarged to great
tent. Please address line 20 H.. at this office.
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II E. WILLARD, AUCTIoNEER--oIL PAINTINGS
Wednesday evening. Nov L. at oeo At Hoo
per's Sales Room 300 Broadway. H. Willard, Auctoneer
frames just received Catalogues ready at Sales Room
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ITO HAIRDREssERS THE STOCK. FURNITURE,
Fixtures So to be sold together separate in small
large lots TO suit purchasers together with the lease Of
ave from May the largest and best
Hsirressng saloon in New YORK, Apply at DIS Broadway
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET,
IN Auction sale Of Horses Carriages Harness. Saddles
&c Monday And Wednesday al IL o'clock Persons
having perty dispose of will please call and have
registered. JOHN II. GATFIELD Proprietor.
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EoR sALFs.TnE uNEXPIRED LEASE, With THE
Stock Fixtures. &c, of the Confectionery Toe Creau
and saloon 2s Canal street. established ten years
ana doing good business 10 offered for sale, owing 10 the
continued ness Of the proprietor ApTy the premises
or 10 ID. d. LCAN, liz Canal street.
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TINIoN COURSE L; I-PACING ON THURSDAY,
~ Nov Is, at tx O'Clock p. M. precisely, Purse and
Stake Of $500 two miles and repeat Mr. Mexann
Hero; NJ MeLausblln names !. m Lady Bevens Stages
when the sport is over. Fare each way, Is cents.
L.
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UCTRON NoTICE-GROCERIEs, BROONS, sUG AR
"A Tea, Brandy Segars &eTuesday. November 18th. ct
lO o'clock at Dey street. Of Greenwich, Madeira
Nuts Rice Sugar Raisins Starch, Figs Fig Blus Tea
smoking an chewing Tobacco, Mustard Salt Brandy
Gin Whskey Rum, Stoves proof Safes Scales Weights
&c. W. A. CARTER, Auctoneer,
No 81 Dey street. corner of Greenwich.
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bargain the lease fixtures, and stock OF we'll located
DINING ssosn ana Bar capable Ct payog hsndsoms bust
At this Office.
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DlANOTORTES AT AUCTION-R G. KEkP VIII
sell at suction to cash advances Thursday
november sth at o'clock at the large hall in the Broad
way Casino formerly the Chinese Museum $50
hstseen Spring Prince streets eight superior
snofortes worth from three hundred six hundred
lars each of excellent tore and fnsh from city makers
good AID which are particularly worthy Of the
attention OF those in want OF good Instruments
all warranted by the makers the when sold at pr
vate sale May be examined ON the morning Of sale Pur
ohasers wishing to send their Of the city have
them boxed and shipped good order al charges
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John L. vANDEwATER, AUCTIONEER-As.
siGnees sale OF fresh manufactured Fur-John Van.
water u Co will sell by auction, this day. at l01
o'clock Az their ssleoom II Wall street large assor
0suntiets Coats Boas Psierines Xictorines &C. we'll
worthy the attention of private purchasers The above line
made for auction room sales AID are warranted 10 be Of
the manufacture Parties desiring superior class
goods under market prices will ind 1t to their advantage
attend this sale and examine the goods Catalogues
ready.
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CEARINGS PRIVATE DANCING AND WALTzIN0
Academy. 90 Bond street. open day Glasses form
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons Ladies and gentle
receive lessons every day class who
ON only attend once . week, on Saturday.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, Sc.


ENOR SALE-A CARRIAGE, BUILT BY PARKER u
Co. Also, powerful pair of bay Horses, 15k hands
high one Of them superior animal young sound kind and
fast The horses will be cold Together Apply
1T Mr. Nails place. mile stone, Bloomingdaie road
NOR sALE-PRIcE S2OO.-A soRREL MARE, SIX
teen hands hah, ed fast Free sound and
ge9tle Sold fer want Of Can be for two days.
Jsckson's Livery stable SS4 Broadway.
NOR SALE "A FINE SPIRITED HORSE, FIFTEEN
and a half hands high Color, bay; time 81. square
trot under the saddle, or before wagon beautiful
animal To be seen A. Lewis saole, Fourth avenue and
Seventeenth street.
WAGON AND HARNESS FOR sALE-sUITABLE
for physician or private gentleman, little used.
Will be sold separately Inquire at ONEIL Stables, cor
ner Of Twelfth street and University Place.
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NEN1REvILLE COURSE L. I.-TROTTING-THURs
u day. Nov. q. At two clock p. match ior $3.50 mile
heats, and driver weigh 373 lbs. Sim
Hoogland names True John; VIM: Whelan names
CHI. m. Lazy Haynes. JOEL CONKLIN Proprietor,
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UCTI0N NOTICE-THOS. BELL. AUCTIONEER-
"A BY Il. n Bush:-Ihs day, at l0h o'clock, in the
general dry goods and fancy store in lots TO suit Also
gentlemens Furnishing Articles. London Guns and Cut.
lry Watches Jewty &c. Also first the balan of stock
OF Groceries Wines Liquors. Segar Show Cases Fixtures
Crocktry; trunks Pledged Goods Sale rain shine.
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SuvDAY, Dec. 2l--G 2. a.
During The pact week he stock market has been CON.
y rsiivtiy quiet Prizes 10 not vary mlterially from
toe cu-rsnt y, tb" clse d the weck previol but there
u nov lees disposition - operate than have noticed
THE u and the piot billy g. tha. he nsxt week or
two vii b. duler then usual At the close ,fthe year
s.ook poc0laors veil ss ereiy other o.a.,. Ike "a
Lsve snal settlement, eHd .ts probably viii create
efeser d'Precistea w rsces and may incre,se tho
qutui.iy - s.cck cn he market It would beag,,s
Eeve % ltt FirIs for rii .te ialj.rs sre,a' ,tiys
tio,bs aevn r;,ie. H rt.ht st.rl.t c1.ass-s.
"a gve Az iHgeius o. rpe...a.ea sA-ier "a .ss
"ae7 rsefc SCI. 30 current 49, Ell at t4-Ig ss- .n
seotsh 80 give 80 .u-tera ios re, s god es.t
81 ,bg 6"ie, ana bcii.is d stesi. make nis,ak, q
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CLOTaINu,

f,hsr orr CLOTHING - WANTED ro PuKcHAsE
~ shout tro hers.ad doilArs worth Of good lelt-sg
CotAinF IN .-rFe 5r SNAIL quanti.ies Ter which e fu
value Will ks gVen Ia current application eiEer
personally or through posi- 70 James h0reny his ttora
ii OTanzs ssgees. 3 few doors from Chsthsfn street
CAsr OFF CLOIuING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
~ -Lstits cs gentlemen hsynI any cl2hinE iurnsute
every or ttock goods 90 dispose e ear obttn tAt
pfco Tor the iinr for he suos ~ u F-
dsnCe OF tbrouFh the ros .dts attended ~ Mrs Cohen
MS COHEN. So Eln 8srse..
rYNHBM 81 suTTs-A SPLENDID LOT OF JNkN-
teemfd plearta iast srrived from suction c0nssun- (
o dress and irs-k coats from a 10 bisck and aa-y
eattmefe fant 81 20 50 So veste all shades and pasrn
rs cents 10 s ovrc1ats o suretiof uslty anf Wor
sLir S2to Sia Cdd Fellows Hall, corner 81 Giaad and
Centre streets
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Gln HEwARo.-Losr on FRIDAY THE lgh DE
y AZ CeHber n Broadway OF Beo5Aar street, betNeen
the rtal and 30 Carroll place tmai p0ckes b.g.
containing so In bills ana sed aad some etts ucary So
Iho an3er Dc rsid TIE above reward rturn Of tAe
money 20 {. 4. .tnERgAS, No. Wall street.
atnRLvARn.-LosT on TuE 2isr INSTANT. At
" RU the IRE heavy rold thed King. Tho fuaur vii
the reward with the thanks ot the oWner by
leaving IL at the philadelphia Hotel
q OsT--oN FRIDAY. BETWEEN THE HOURS OF
~ ard3P near ctrncrt a u0uaton stycet ana
FtosdVev Port Ncrnt'e. o.a'ainug tr' oanT
Of f,tv thc cther d1Iltra cud tce hltinfl pa
,tar.e Nbsi reward viff De Evsu lts delivery Gs
No u Sassau street, rooms q 10 and H. tct a'ty ta'H
rcCm.
NECDry IosT.-iCsT CN THURsoAY G,rNiNO,
w Ish .-rt trt. N..toa nd ttt .r.lr .ut llsf
apd Hosery $50 ~ vtlch rJs3 n gte gl itd'cI
rcvg -, fadrr w he fy thlF 2WAtacd ~ restoring ~
- - Ss4..sy sSsv.s, "a 80 ssns.J.
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REsrAUIANTs.

ORDERS FER bsPfCs OF OVSrERsi BONED TUR.
W Keys with is. supcfbly docostea Oysters fakci
and prepared dhOs for the holidays viii receive she par
Nctar sttention II hr Shelley sud hs corps te cuisine
rdera rciced 20 be os carly as pJsstc ~ tlo
surcrb SHELLEY Restaurant, S5 Broadway, RBTtA AEes
corner Of Anthony street.
4 ApIEs RESTAURANT, CONNECTED WITH suEt-
IL lys fae estSbi'shmeat hrst door this eide
Ltf Church In ANTHONY s'rt, ust out OF Broadway.
Were sdes and gentlemen can psessfe danes and supg
spgIsa ~ Esiyhse sslesna
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sPOHTINGs

SPoRTsMEN. ATTENDING. EDWARD =. COLLINS.
~ Bulls Ferry Hotel j. begs leave 70 infaxm his friends
and the sporting public general that in sddon ~ other
sntertainnents he has hand taveI splendid Black
1hrT.mAs DAY ey thirty memoers a. ore dollar eseh
Ire Target Judges to be seleeted by the members,
allowing three teo's and the making ths
best two shots out d three be declared the winner Tho
steamer frank will leave foot Of sprrg street at 10
IeturApe leave Bulls Ferry, AZ r. NJ Fare each way.
II * cents.
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T,mely yotlee.--Nfter On. lst January 1

vii cot take cousunptyo ratsnts upon any terms who
lave been allowed 20 tne away until tbs ve,y sst
ot LIE have had ose whole years pcrpetual Aasety
ans Lartss iren such patients who could have
lev they lad taken bottle of AntGote at Now
nncsretnad me weN have logs patient n
top in all those worst .hcg but
~ tedious and unsatisfaotory ana VIII not keep on
doing 20 satisfy The price or reredaty Of uasseyhg
Ttrscts ncw that hrn 1reds q evidence
taisea. TALBOT wATfs. ~ D.. az Gree,uiea street
ID pot ftr the NoIvona AnlifnIe Il1 NA.aAn lLrc.t
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Em brOidered Velvet CIoaks.-We have
hands few rich embroidered velvet eloaks which
JAMES BECK CO., S5 Broadway.
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SOCIETY aEETIxes. arc.

I o.o.r.-rHE n W GRAND LODGE or soUruERN
fev YcrF, will held special sss,n a. their roaa'
Odd eliovs HALL of Graud and tentr reats on
fue, sv 23d inst At ~ o'clock T. NJ iorthe putro-s s
rec ivns and aetas UPON petition Tor Oh. caArtet Of
10 dse hita Painf Weshestcr cOuat the rep'rg ot
ymnttees and 10 Sakc action upoa ths aeFsee o Nc
bsEsh Nv order, JOHN :. DAVIES. q. Sec.
IT AoD GRAND GROVE ~ DIRECTORS OF rue
~ state Of New -kepresentatvei are here'l no
ed that aoieurncj meeting u tho GUAR erT
scson Of The O. q of D. Of tie Stats Of New lerE a "
will he held ct their Nationa Hal tanal street
en- GneSGay evening 23d inet a. hi past seven ococ
transaction Of special busicesi EHnfsua att 4.
'"'' " '''1''''1 J0sEPa GEo MASON. q. sso.y.
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Portable Dressing Cases, In all that the
impos compset and complete, containing useul
aeies. of the beet quality. warranted.
A h j. SAUNDERS, ll7 Broadway.
Corner Of Liberty street, and 37 Broadway
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Fur CkOaks. - James Beck d Co., have
yest received number Of elegant velvet eloaks richly
rinmed with French Martin which, in sonseqoence e
the sevanced state Of the they will sell ~ So each
ByoA
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,,,-,-~-~-.', 5ARHIAGEs, sc.

4 TINE uURSE .-..-.--,- .>.>--.
= tait. 81 i.f > sOR SAILS, IOR Want or UsE,
a., 49, 49, fs..a'e iam.i'. d.c'r, of o'rmaa. hl
..'.. .t.f N'l'a o. tsI % % ffK YuaT1 ga.
"'''t'-' srr. Dal be ss.n a. - Aii4-tic st-ces
Lghtr1O
~ 49, - G'Cp, t-vuha ucE r. tu EgtN -
TO" ast lc ytlag. Il 'od s.,y. .ttp.
~.--' ~ Nd. gsI uAre pet;ueb. Acst.as u bss
asSe,
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PUBLIU LMOI,,lI,,


a. kCUkLYN PuILOHATHrA,
~ NVunrgS Bedford. cf the Nsw rorfr F-- ptor
a, 80 r. ~ " On Iusd Torh Unser8ity, Hit'
c,es.iisS y. M M.h,iti' eysniSsn,Si Dee b
and two ladies' t,r ~ &C.," oflocs rutj ot; Iha
Nay ehsdst ths dsor. JU isirs1e tt-i ~ oi, q
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Comb bFactory.-Ladies respec TRULY y
invited 70 sssmine the cnoee selection Of rsss Combs ~
the sutscvters store The variety beyond AL doubt 70 the
gfestest In the city. -
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EonBer Barrett Saratoga street Fact Boston -East
Bsetor. Tebruary q. 1850 Mr. william Bogis Dear Sir
Fer several %. wife has been trcabed with bald
the q tie head, aho - six inches in
circumference Aer repeated failures Of ohey sooallsd
remedies tnd BY be advice Of ieads she induced 90
vash for the purpOss Of restoring
her lcst bsr and hs ppy say that ts has
20 cause the hair 30 al ths part affected she has
used coly two bo.les snd that reguary had the
used sener ana more regularly an convinced thst the
Sro~th of the hair would nave been accelerated
yours, respcotfuly, sumEer r. Sold vhoiesse
and I5,e ~ H. r. D. sands 100 Futon sire st Rushton.
CLARK Co., ~ ard J. hitAU ls3 Broadway william HI.
Cary Co. 25 Pearl ttre, and By the druggists and
suners thrcEghout the world.
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The Who entirely destroyed the .ign
scYber On Friday night last IL informed that be
ard will BE- punished should 70 attempt tae same dis
ing sole successor 70 Jos PeIk
lLte ot John street. J. N. GIkBREDE,
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Wtgy and Toupees. - BatcheIor's New
stys ef wss the most pere of
bssure yst invented Those wantng sureor article
should call ~ BATCHE RS celebrated Wig fsetery. No;
wsu street, where be found the lsge beat
sofsssns in the city. Copy the address,
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THE TURF,

DED HOUSE PLEASURE GRogNDs-PAcIhG-
II On TuesoAy the 23d inst, at oclock-Sor purse
will mile heats best three In i've. in hsrness
The enters Rob Roy enters br. David CS
Broderiek, Mr.. - enters b. 4. American Bsy.
r. LUFY, PropretoYs
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THE MILITARY.

~
QAXrER BLUEs-TWELFTH REGIMENT THE
- members will assemble at their Armory. At o'clock,
r. NJ this day for the annual parade Of the Corps B or
der Of u. MORE, Captain.
B. Z. HAMMER, Orderly. --------
The New York herald., 1851-12-22

ATA MEETING OF THE REGULAR DEMOCRATIC
"A Republican Ward Committee of the Twentieth Ward.
he'd the 18th inst At TIE house of Leonard Deilman
Eight and Thirty hfh street, it
p Resolved That the Primary kiseti9n to be held the
23d inst be held the house of Mr. DAVIS Thirty third
street. near Ninth avenue. Ga motion, Resolved, That
Themas w. Olmsead, Henry Larkn. and Dennis Ryer be
appoin ted Inspectors Of taid election.
CHARLES X. TRIGLER Charm.
THOMAS A. DuNNE, Seo'v.