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The New York herald., 1851-12-05
ARRIVAL OF KoSSUTH,
AMERICAN STEAMSHIP HUMB UL0L
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The Departure Of the Magyar
from England.
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TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT.
The Midnight Recep-
ton at Staten Island.
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ARRIVAL OF LOLA M0NTEZ.
GREAT CONNECTION In FRANCE.
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Stormy Debate in the Assembly.
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FIR MNR SIS IN TON,
&C., &c., sc.

The United States mail steamship Humboldt Captain
Lines arrived at this port about two o'clock this morning
She left Hsvre at A NJ, on the Goth ultmo (havins
been detained day by the shortness Of the tides on
the French cosst crossed the English channel and an
chored in Cowes roads at p M Of the came day Hay.
ing taken on board the English mails departed hence
at5P.M.
Kossuh the lustrious Hungarian patriot and leader
Is passenger by the Humboldt He is accompanied by
Madame Kossuth, and by NJ and Madame Pulxski, to-
gether with his Ade-de Camp and Secretaries in all
thirteen persons
As the Humboldt came up the bay Kossuth was sa
lu.sd by the discharge Of thirty.ons guns which
returned on the part Of the steamer On his
arrival at Staten Island, large number of the
people, notwithstanding the lsteness of the hour,
rushed down to the dock, to welcome him. DR.
Doane, the Health Officer at Quarantine, addressed
the noble guest to which the latter replied in brief and
appropriate manner His fellow countrymen. who have
been for tine awaiting his arrival in this city-our
citizen soldiery and the others present seemed perfect
y frantic with joy and made the neighboring shores re-
echo with their shouts Of admiration and delight
Lola Monttz the celebrated dansuese Bavaran exile
and European political reormer Is also among the pas
sengers in the Ii.
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On Thursday. December a after . .


On Thursday, December a. after sevsre and i;,u..s -
".ess. I'm w. LowKakE aged So Years
hhIestives and friends respectfully ipvitad a.. A
tbo hn tuneral rom his late residence No N Fif,
ar'L on sunday without further invitation AZ ..
n,.,,. ." Ills remains will BE- taken to Flushing for
Long leland papers please copy
ar. inursuay evening December T. VILLAS PRr,ror
oRuFiN. U N, agei sS years ~ A"~''"N
INC Irenus OF The family and osers of the arr,v ana
ana the Marine Corps respectfully invited t.
.he funeral without farther invitation TO- ,orror
a. On ihursday morning, December a. J.wrs K,~.,v In
the oith year of his age ~ ''s' !"
Inc relatives and friends Of his family are r.s,ac,,
70 attend his fUneral from the house Of his sop
i1.lhW james T. Anderson No. Twelfth street tbie
~tsInoon at O'Clock without further invitation
nm vi Inurs1sy December OF scarlet fever RIcuapr.
hlnhr, only child of James p and Margaret T. Moran
egsd years months aud ~ days
ne minus OF the family invited 10 attend the I'm,
neral At 2o'clcck NJ this day Ills remains will H..
taEtn 20 Greenvrod, for nterrent ~
Sn ihuitoaJ morning December a. WV III DrvoE sou,
I" mm v snd Sarah Devoe sgei months
His funeral will take p ace on sundsI Dseember q,
oceck nom the residence of his father uushvy;.L
near Meekers Church - -' '""iVas'
s on ,moer Cara A, orly child Of william and
sshn Ih andefson' Jr eyed year and months
shds ot thc family are respectfully invited 10 at
ssI saa Iunetal thii csyi at O'Clock I'm, from No
Vn wednesday December g. Mrs J.vr u,pr.,.,oov.
oi me late Atel W lardenbrook in her Soth ysar
hf friends and those CT the family are Invited ~ a.
,tr Iuneral this atert oOn, at half past o'clock
rom 30 2sB BlooIne street
At the refidexce o. ais father Little prtsip cranse
S :, uny Now loIk tfsr lingering nlnesa RosrRr a.
n nths "eNe - ''"' ""'
California papers please copy.
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Mrs. Forests Case.

To JAMES GORDON Bennett ESQ -
DEAR SiR-It is ntmated in to-dsys HERALD that Mr..
Forrest and myself have been obliged to resort to the
myself, this is mistake. have paid cent TO
my attorneys counsel They know my inability,
and have asked me for money. They have de-
Tended without fee reward the hope of it from
any quarter, except my premise to pay them at soma
future period, IL 1 should chance to be able.
/ know motive that actuates them in doing so
much, expending much, ind suffering much. in my
behalf except their conviction Of my purity and their
generous zeal in behalf of defenceless woman upusty
astailed.
have net answered imputatioLs against myself in
this wsy but feel II due to my counsel to make this
statement. remain dear sir
Most respectfully, yours,
CATHARINE N. FORREST.
IRvIHo HOUSE, December 4, 1851.
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American army and militia as the safeguard Of liberty
1t home and abroad He then retired 70 rest.
As he left the ship he ssluted by discharge Of
guns from the ship, which answered BY another
volley from the land
The roar Of artillery awakened the people Of the
island, and tney thronged to the wharf in great
bers to greet him on his arrival.
There was an entertainnen on board On Wednesday
at which Kossuth and Hungary were toasted bnt the
great apostle sf ffeedom did not make any reply. He
bowed his acknowledgements times and left the
cabin without speaking word He kept very much re-
tired during the passage and regarded as
In his manners We understand that he has been sick
almost since he left England and this may partly
account for It, But reserve with strangers Is We
believe, part Of his character There Is no
hauteur In his appearance, nor GOODNESS In his
but great dignity far had opportunity OF
observing 1t. He warm and cordial with his old
friends and with those who greeted him in the
America lie free and friendly with all who came
in contact with him during the interview. His eyes
and face have remarkable combination Of intelligence,
benevoence, and lofty bearing
Lola Montez.
This extraordinary woman accompanied by her agent
Mr.. Edward Willis, brother Of N. P. Willis arrived in
the Humboldt and was present in the cabin when the
address was delivered to Kossuth. She passed some
formed reporter that che has declared Kossuh to
great humbug. 1t is stated they had converse
tons during the passage The Countess Of Lansfeldt
prodgous favorte among the gentlemen
during the passage 6he kept them continually in
Of laughter She Is much lighter in her form and
refined in her features than she represented in the
paintings She has a remarkably fine pair Of eyes. No
doubt she will create fuvcrs Of her own well as
Kossuth, whose rival she is for popularity.
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CITY Politics.

DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL CoMMTrEE.-A
meeting Of the Democratic Republican General Commit.
tee was held last evening, at Tammany Hail. The first
question that in relation to the report Of the
Finance Committee and several gentlemen said they
had been informed that two individuals had collected
money to the amount Of $1,000, for meeting held by
them in Crosby street. for the purpose of carrying out
their own organization. committee appointed to
investigate the finances After preliminary bust
and lengthy discussions five delegates nomi
mated from each ward to meet the 23d inst to carry
out the plans of the party respecting the nomination
a candidate for the Presidency.
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PANics AND AMUsEMESr perceive that the
new lessee Of Trpler Hall is about to make another
egress from that splendid building, so as 10 provide
for the speedy exit Of large number Of people, in
the event Of panic arising from an alarm Of Gre, or
any other cause This lie very conmsndable, and
we hope the example will be followed BY the pro.
prietors Of every place Of sm usement in the city.
The dreadful calamity that took place in the school
n Greenwich avenue, shows the necessity for max
ing provisions against recurrence Of II in build
ings in which large bodies Of people are cong-c.
gated.
We are glad, too, that the Common Council have
passed the Legislature rass
Ia Nv that all Tlsces Of amusement in ths city shall
be similarly altered. We hope the Legislature
will take he matter 10 band at On eady period Of
the session. such law il imperative y d3maaisd
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a, Az 81 Louis on November le by the Rev Mr. Edward
Meyers, Mr. MIcH.rL AHs.Ms, of the foymsr niasa ,s
Miss Rachel Lrwrs, of New York f'"O' w
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Bouse is one Of the rsq-i.ites OF x,,ab "a
home ard OF bis outfit IL he wishes TO travel Orse,s
uhtd punotually e the hour and customer h ao RsS
chance 70 be dissatisfied. 10 ""VNou
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New Era In Eating.-The elegant style
In which young Henry Goslisg up hs weeooked
Viands the intelligence poeness and attention OF his
Walters call forth concentrations from all who visit his
establishment, - Liberty street. Broadway To-day
he serves another spen saddle OF Roast ysnson with
Current Jelly chahng dish at 2 per pAte and which
rendering Young Goslings above
every other Restaurant in New York.
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Te1egraphIe Uepovsx

NEw OhLEaNs, Dec 4-P. M.
The total sales OF cotton to-day have been 600 bsee
GOOD mlddliDg s quoted at To Molasses "A in b,,s.
demsnd-200o hhds sold at 2sc 2Iic " ''''~
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TnE FmE DEFAETuEyT Why don't Tao Conc
mon Council take Up and adopt the rroposi' 'n io-
the reorganization Of the Fire DerN.neon If
they have tiue to create new conpaniss ~ ng.
arrange TIE department sad pat 2. CT te,;ef
foctirsl
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@ ~ h we ntioe on English three ply Carpets Drugge.
Diug wi Cloths WndoF shsdos, Sc at tie fsmous car
49,. Iof,ow, NO: ~ Bowery, Hiram Bnderson's The
Iss' ahu oheaptst aeorment 70 be found In this city
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q protection 70 American Industry 10 an important one
but surely not more important than the protection Of one
slt from the chilling blasts Of winter against coughs ana
colds the fore OF the Consum rtion Mste
ture ot safety then by enclosing yourself In one Of Rsntn
nay Urdergsrments they are ehear, elastic and dura
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.yrane CIT CeTnices Satin de LANES ano eli ether Cur
hih h netfr, y For tale ntIeduoed prices by kelly n
IsVN SGb Broadway. Store extending through 10
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te cevotta HE after on exclusively 10 diseases Of The e.
snd Iar from 20 oclooh ~ 2l Brosdway, eptranc
hsrn sweet whore can be had his popular Trestie on
we re 80 edition, price ~ cents alec, HE self etn Eve
snd Ear Fountains. Artificial Eyes inserted.
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Ladies' Beaver B0nne ts.-Ladies Will And
at BAnta No. 100 Capal street, Of wooster full
assortment Of drsb, black white and blue felt
nets Of the most fashionable shapes which he 10 selling
vary loW prices.
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entitled TO the ddence of sufferer from
asthma and gener, debility The and stAtemen
in Its favor of the highest including
beIs Of Congrts and other citizens Of the Uni
Rpg 1872 and L. scovil& Co., SIC Broadw sy and the
druggists generally.
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stesrship Washington fresh invoee Of large sved.b
lseehes For sale IN quantities 10 suit purehasers bv
CHhW, No. 80 and No. John street. W ~
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that daily vt the establishment Of T. Smith, Jr No I02
ruon street. ue IL selling "a cheap dirt all kinds Of
Clothing and the excitement slresdy created s common
topic Of conversation in all business circles
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CIoaks and Opera CioaLs. nj . ore,s H.

oVuht.-Hi ICHtUCk LEADBEATER, 81 Brosdvay
corner o. Lonird street. have reduced the prices Of their
pendld oof % Clonks and selling them on az srea
nhey have also reduced the prices of thsr shaw
worth g. Tor IS. &c, sc. ''
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scorchins of not destructive ofhu-
mn beauty than the fierce and biting blasts Of December
wnd the pernicous Of which felt in the
dry harsh, rough. 'haHpsd cracked and rrtated cut
cle The oleeEnous and medicinal qualities Of Gourauds
stchless Italian hedcated Sol safeguards
against these evils for while the mparts the skin
the softness smoothness moisture and pabty of mid
SUNNI the other speedily heals all cracks chafs aud
eruptions incident TO this bleak or
who values beauty at higher than
the slight of cake of Gourauds SOAP will
hesitate in making this important addition TO
their toilet Found only at Dr. Gouraads Od established
depot 81 Walker street. Broadway; Calendar IS
South third street. pha. where may be had Gou
rauds Liquid air DE Poudrs Subtitle for uprootng
Liquid Rouge Lily White Hair Restorative, or Gloss.
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LkADBEAIER sf Broadway, corner Of Leonsrd street,
have very large and excellent assortment Of
Gloves Crsvsts Hsndherchie Under Shirts and Drawers
various abros m silk nerino, cotton lambs wool fur
Se Ne, which they selling cheaper than any gen lie
men . furnishing store In the city.
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Fentl reve in Eden Of the frgrant weed call
No. l3 Nassau street. There lind such
Of 81 that 10 most fair and most favorable in the tobacco
line that only difficulty will be among great q
rety 10 choose Customers may rely upon being fairly
NJ MORALES, ll3 Nassau street.
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for choice and elegant Furs has induced BANTA
msnt 10 supply his customers His present stock EN-
braces every variety hArten Fitch Chnehlla Ermne
and cun and Fur frmmns cheaper than any other
In
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Notice -R. Fisher, Jr., Matchmaker and
yeweer late Of sl Broadway takes this method inform
his old ends and customers he has his place
Of bunes "a Fulton street. whore he viii be happy
them, AID sell W them ~ his usual low prices.
r. FISHER, JR., ~ Fulton street.
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sls hguree plain and black sh yelye,s Emsro dsrie,
Lsces handkerchies Cashmeres snd De Lainss shawl
scsrfs Cslicoes, 6e., &c. JANIS BECK CO.. with M
view reducing their large stock % the above Foods. hsv
nsrked their prices down. and offering decided bar
gains. a5 Broadway
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AMnlra I'm France.


The from France Of an exciting character The
mcst stormy debate known, even in French para-
msntsry annals had taken place in the Legislative As
semby upon the proposition Of the question appoint
ing armed force for the protection Of the Assembly
The project II carried would have had the effect Of
exciting civil var nasmuch the legislative would have
srrsyed against the executive powors military force
and coilison must have resulted the end of which
one can foreeee. The was, however rejected
by majority ofene hundred and eight votes and thus
Louis Napoleon and his ministry completely triumphed
1t understood that II the vote had been carried the
President would instantly have taken steps 10 render II
nugatory In fact coup dfoi actually contempls-
ed BY Louis Napoleon, which IL successful (sad there A.
little doubt but It would have succeeded would have
settled the question Of French polite. stouether
for the present, and established either q military
dictstgship or the Empire. The National Assembly
sssnst the President IA. hi. posi,ion !, po.
pronounced BY his btterest opponents for the
sppearanees T. justify the belief that unless he
guilty o scme act oirdcretion, nothing prevent hi
reeiection TO the Presidency even " come certain
and psrptuated appointment be not conferred upon him
~ ruler Of the dssines of France The rage and nost
y the several factions Of the Assembly hsvever
usbound.d snd y = hare toiay what may be he next
The drawing Of prizes In the great lottery of Les Lin
gots dOr took place In Francons Amphthatre on the
Ch,mps Ey.ec on Saturday the 18th in pr,sspce OF an
immente concourse Of persons The FIRST prize Of 4OO
ooof was said to be by engine driver the Great
n
jour- yman baifdresser in very humble circumstances
ssrsbsl sout was dangerously VI and his dscease
hourly expected
AL impcrsrt opersiioHs In commerce appear 20 have
been ended in Paris In conseqsa1ce the uncer.
tanty which existed relstv 20 the diff between
the executive and legislative powers. The principal
neiclsns ara manufacturers we're beeinnng 10 feel
unsSy at this tuaton q affairs, and the order, gene
rally given at the conclusion of the year we're withheld
The number s foreigners daily teasing ,n Paris
ard the fhcpkeefers were beginning 70 complain Ths
nauuiacturer ~ the provinces also com olapipg
AG,irs fcr,Vhat better az Lyons where lsrFe
udeTs fad been received from the United States |
The exhibition q Manufactures which the Americans
are nzing in New York 70 Be held next sprog had
given itrreasrd activity % fTecuation In th- french
gfsinana vine markets there caarg Ut impor.
tarce
Miscellaneous.
frtm Berlin the ooiy news Il n,ortance va. that
lean o q coo Cto fhslers voted in ths la. essu Wa
shorty 70 te negotis!td Il dsiised f The nstruc
on 81 The East 10 IIu'.i1u rilr75i The Rlthch1ts
~ undertake enc oprsti,n sni Tho principal part
lf he loan would b. raised 10 e ulon
Accounts from vienna state that nearly two hundrei
ertobs hrd been forced 70 quit that city and The Aus
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SupeffOr segars.-The ChUersIKned Dogs
remind his friends that the festive
proachng they could haye better article to to
their friends than box Of genuine and he desires
them therefore to call and extensive and varied
stock. MORALES lI3 asssu street
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tran d0minions In consequence Of being suspected to
have speculsted on change with Wow to increase the
price Of silver These individuals had the from
tier without delay, many Of them torn nom their families
Al homes without the subsistence elsewhere.
Deep and lasting discomfort has occasioned by
there upparsleled acts and the quotations the Wen
Bourse ssid to be entirely dependant the
caprice Of the Minister Of Police.
revolution has broken out In Morocco at place
called Indat headed by the nephew Of the present En-
peror who has called upon the people OF the empire to
assist him in dehronipg AbderrhsmAr whom he denoun
n usurper Of the throne. His party ha, gained
such strength that having laid sege to Indst it has
succeeded in carrying of the treasure of the Emperor
Abderhamar, which was deposited there. ..
The London papers continue to publish fresh details
OF the extraordinary gold from Australis, where
he richness Of the aurerous Is said to exceed anything
yet heard Of In California. The accounts received in
London from Sydney relative to the extent and pro-
babe productiveness of the Australian mines u,h
a. to lead to the belief that geld in mmen,e and almost
nsxhaurtibls quantities exists Meantime, the favor
able advices received by the Hermann and Niagara
stve to the yield Of the California quartz mines had
induced the formation Of several fde and many
visionary companies for working the quartz under
grants from Colonel Fremont and the shares Of these
associations commanded considerable premiums vast
deal Of and exciteu having the
stock exchange regarding them.
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arkets

Respecting the Liverpool cotton market learn that
the Gales the 18th ult amounted TO 5000 bales Of
which 900 were for exportprices rather frmer than
reported by tbs Asia The following day the sales
amounted to 1000 bales, $500 being speculation
prices rsg in consequence holders their
stocks.
The corn market at Mark lane very frm with an
advance Of Is per quarter the fine descriptions Of
wheat there rather inquiry With prcee turn
in fsvcr Of the seller. Fine barley dearer White
peas in short supply and Is quarter dearer The sr
walls of French -four large but holders were very
firm, with former quotations fully maintained Floating
cargoes Of wheat and Indian held firmly and sales
made on better terms than previously reported
Money increasingly easy and plentiful in London:
the funds and railway shares had vastly improved and
from the weight Of capital seeking investment further
advance looked forward to.
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cy he and Bsfh Beaver nsts at the Union Hat Store
No. 20 Fulton street. between william and Cold streets
the largest assortment foun In the city and per
By twenty per cent than other stores Kossuth Felt ss
Jutt manufactured lot Of extra fine Felt Hate sold
manufacturers prtes These superior to Hat
offered In this city New and beautfu styles of Cloth
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greatest blesipg the sarth fifty The sub
in all chdrens cempaip sWhooping Cough. &o., we'll
Coughs, coiSa SerTons peSilisy S Sc IN ssnissNSs:
contracted With Dr. Watts 70 supply bottles At ~ eens
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singers in the zenith Of their popularity
KN0Ns Hats in the fashionable circles Of this metro
polls supposed By many. that Knox 10 the only
eftasts in the hating business Those who dispute the
supposton, might be Induced critical
the beautiful specimens he exhbits N his
poyular place Of business No. l2s Fulton street He
splendid assortment Of winter Furs for the ladies' and
elll much cheaper than his oompetitors In RroAdMAy
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Fall ana Winter Hats, In their variety.
Aslargs assortment OF bore silk fet Hats
ladies' and miseS Bonnets velvet and ioth
found. One price. J.W. KELLOGG. i25 Canal street.
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ated immense demand TOR furs and ladies In
seectops would DO we'll 70 examine the rich ard beauu
Stone kartsn, Chinehils. Mink &c, Re. Nov selling
poe IA
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Wlgs and TouPecs.--Batchsl0f' New
Style Of Wigs she most pefeo imitation
nature invented Those wanting superior article
should call ~ BACHELORS celebrated Wig Factory No.
Wall street. where be found the largest
soYtment IN the sity. Copy The address.
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eminent chemists the country and the public At large
have pronounced THE hair dye perfecton
estimonals Of it's daily handed TO the invent
or One tri At once establishes its superiority and is
This with Begies celebrated Hyperion Fluid Rar
cold wholesale and retail A b. d. Sands, Hultou
street, Rushtop, olsrk CO 3 and j. Mihau. lss Broad
way Wm Cary Co. 2i6 Pearl street. and By the drug
gets and perfumers thro ughout the world.
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Hair Dye, the besti N the market, andS
nsssy double the q.snti:yot the same money The yet
e bees article Of liquid Hair For sale BY
Q. II. RING. l92 broadway. corner John street.
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ht tIompany OF 40 and lS Nassau street. have Just
otved Large quantity Of the real Hate made Of
The finest felt and trimmed with silk In the richest stye
zes and shapes and for lover prices than bought
at any other establishment In the city
The greatest variety OF Gold and silver
watches Gold Chains Keys Pen and Pencil Cases. &C. Of
sns Latest styles and mo approved pas,srns ard a. the
street. The Rchelsu Diamond Pointed Gold Pens sold
only A above.
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To Ladies ana Gentlemen "A

To Ladies and Gentlemen "a beautifuE,
hand Indispensable 10 all II 10 tAs distip gushing mark
betwixt refinement and yugarty With the aid India
Rubber Clio hand be rendered SOFT beautuI
and white. As sresoy pleasant and saectaal
ds unequalled. low
At GooDYEAks Rubber Emporium. No. $50 Bsoadways-
and ali the rubber stores.
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Hair 10 the beet yet discovered for colons the hair
whiskers the mement applied The wonderful and
certainty with which this fsvorits and odestablishei
Dye performs is astonishing II 10 for ea applied, 40
b!A1CHELoR's Wig Factory No wall ssSssS Copy tho