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New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29

THE PEN\SN ST f \ NJ
II SNIP co Snd LIVERPOOL \ PHILADELPHIA
erEAhSHIp co intend running thelr ss .lskips
follows: TINs
CITY OF PIrTSBURG, ssos Capt V c Ssosesbary.
CITY OF MANI HESTER, 2i2o. Capf. W o Campbell.
CITY or GLASGOW 1910 Capt. Rob; Iensh
CITY TCFthlL.ADElPhIA.. ..222, Capt. -
- FROM PHILADELPHIA.
CITY OFNANChESIER Thursday. AugGs.3s
NiN Ok GLASGOW TharSlav September H.
CITY or pITISBuRG. About seD;esnbel Is
- ~ IRON LIVERPOOL
CITY OF MANCHESTER, Friday, Ju', 25
CITY OF GLASGOW Wnfnssa,, ,ur,sf a
CITY OF PITISBvHG. About Oc;po.r IS
kATkS OF PASSAGE
FSos rhiIsHSLPHIA 1 yRcs LIVERPOOL
SSisSil- Dolars SAlO>a- --.-.----2a GVlneAs
Catin--------- % D-liars CahA .-------i3 CiuReA,
These rates lA'uGe PrUNI~ons and Stewards Fee bn,
AZ " mes or isa iotS, whlch - had beard TIE
CABIN table As4d attendance Will e foaaS
unsurpassed.
frsI s,ssrShps Ply Between Livsrpocl and G,a.-
gow, Havre, Rotterdam Lsgh0rn N.rsclss and otAar
Mediterranean ports by which goeiS csu be shpued =
L,verTo and ts.lce ~ TINS Inc o philaderha direct
Goods Intended Tor Ne~Iers and other places wiz n
entered and forwarded by he As.at without caarye ana
with ecOomy and dispatch Those who - nray thsr
e these sAps Al siper.Eced SUr>ca vii D. earned "a
Euf frt,gh; pssSASe. Kpgsy ~
THOMAS RICHARDSON, a Exchange pace. Nsw-YgrI
A1G WLlnbt-st-, Phkdslrkl
MCHArDSOS. BROTHERS co. Lveue,i
PATRICK HENDERSON co. GlAssev yM
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SUPREME COURT.-City and Coun

SUPREME COURT-City and Coun-
tSty Of ofNew-York Lorenzo W Tanner, Assignee Of +
c Tanner. agt {. Baquet, 10 G BA0D EI-SH. You
ulant m thus action which filed r me office ~ the SUI
urems Court IN the Cty aud County of New fotk nd 10
serve . copy # ,our rs a. our once 80 lJ'
B,oaduay IN the CITY Of New-hork within twenty dps
a.r The service Il tins summons you, exclusive oi DE
Jav nj such service and II goa h o. answer the sad COM
1I,wt vfhn the time Aforesaid The ralnh VIII taAe
cn,n, AGAINST you for the suin o hundred and ey
dol ar and fyone cents with ne est since tne Wst da5
~ oc,r one ,honsand eighi hundred and forts ynae be-
sides the costs Of This actiJn.-Dated July -, lBll
DENOTE SUTHERLAND,
f.- IL. .lu.nv
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NOTICE.-Pubie

4 TDKPDRATlDN b.--fubhr
notice hereby gwen, 10 the owner or owners, occn
pant or occupants of al houses aud lots Improved oT IN
mproyed lands affected thereby that the following assess
m,nts have been completed by The Assesprs, AMI are
lodged IN the Office o ihe BuIeau II Asessmenfs f %
ANIMATION by all persons Interested, ~ Dor eiiiiN'
LOTS between 3ith and jjth SITS, NhW aud bf"ahHv
The limits embraced by such assessment laciudc All fhe
several and lots Of ground vacant lots prcss h
PARCELS Of land situated the block bounded by ih sd
18th sts Rroad.ay and 7h ~ All persons whose interests
are affected by the above Haued asosments and VINO are
oppoeed To the same either Of them reqnestsd 70 pre-
sent their objections ~nuDg ~ the uniersIgned. a. IhtH
OF Ice No Hall of Records within thiry daT. from NC
date Of this notice once Bureau II Assessment tseet
Depsrtmeht, August % 1881. - -
SAMUEL N OE MOTT. y
FRANCIS NICHDLSD L..
aJA ~
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the
-, =, II, rersans haying claims again.t MATTHIAS l..
ANDFRSON late Of the City 4 New-fOrs, Baker, de-
ese 10 present the with vouchers thereof - hs
Srssrner AZ r. store No sCO Grand-srect, IN Toe CIs
III York before the twenty eighth day u Jdhn-
az uett-Daied New YORK, the z3d daF ~ July. ls1
Va lawsmFs NATHAN RAISOk, Administrator
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COAL-l still continue 10 sell the best
~ Red Ash Coal al yard corner Of GoeucA and
kvingion at 50 p, screened and delivered, White
Ash. g. - ctutS less from beats paisy dschareng
aalS sws PETER CLINTON.
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-oTICE IS UFREBY GIVEN, ac-

NOTICE Is HEREBY Glt w., EN, -, a..
eoIdng 70 Is,s (be cliy 4 Brooklyn, d7ceassd
~ tSsT are required 70 exhibit the sane VIZ H !, CO.
Or. thereof the suf>cr1er h0S he 6rst day Il
December nsIt -Dz;ed MAY zSad,s.nT "a tS1 uOy
u,5O lawCmF' han
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Co-,)artnrrsbip.
Coal.

EOAi-Sl per tun, Red or White-Ash,
delivered t. any part Il the City from boats Red
Ash tsg and Stove az 81 - per tnn White Ash. Egg
and stove 81 OnerS received al wards Nos 1877 Bowery
and $50 Broadway. between lSih and 18th StS
autsu RANDOLPH MERRITT
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NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors
! Y having claims against CHARLEs 4 ElLLIa,h. M
SON deceased formerly 0f Geneva OLtZno SOll!, 80
,lev are recgred - exhibit such claims With me
thereof u the subscriber ar ms ohcs Ia tne
Geneva IN the County Of Ontau0. ~ bei2fs voc
a. ~ Fsorusrr n.1r-Da.ed Geneys. 23ih July t~1I
aul laxsmF JAhks IL "VND', -
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'UNT UhN TVN Y Y II 1T ""II'
notice IS hereby gwen 60 the owner Or owners, n''h
uant or oscupants all houses aud lots improved 20 un
proved lands Affected thereby that the following assess
mens have the Assessors and are lodged
m the Office the 4 Assessments Tor oAaunstn
ty ali persons Interested, For budding StWkk
With RECEIVING BASINS aud CULNEhlS IN ltthh
from the East River to point near Avenue Ihe ni's
embraced by such include all the seyeralhouss
and lots # ground lots and parcels ot snd
.tnated ON both sides of 10Th IT between Avenue nd
East River on the westerly sd. ~ Avenue u between
18Th and i7th and the eastofly SIDE ~ Avenue
between 18th and 6 hsts All persoHs whose interests az.
affected by above named assessments ard who are op
posed 20 the same either of them requested g. pre-
sent hsr objections uting othe Undersigned NJ then
Office No Hall OF Records within hrty DAYS from the
date of thus notice Office Bureau 81 Assessments street
Department, Aug 23, 1891 - ,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON AS~ssors
au2s lm ISAAC WM SMITH.
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CROToN AQUEDuCT DEPART-

u MENT Tho Legislature at ~ reccn' eNta ~ssl~s
passed An Act autholng tins department u tAl'et ana
receive waerates tor the year 1850 up 10 me ls
Of January 1882 when 20 do ~ ceases AMI ~hes
all the property charged and ppon which these RAJ es Then
,uain unpaid Will b. advertised hy the C"ntfnlier ara
sold under his direction II - earnestly hoped That partits
mt, rested vii promptly avail themselves of this FrVsgo To
clear o an mcumhrance upon ther property and pfe'en
sale Ol Il iae) I'm X Z hANNh' hfS'~
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4 ACKAWANNA COAL at RETAIL.
COAl-Red OF White Ash. | am de-

\Jhverng from boats TO any part Of the city Peach
Orchard, Egs and stove. al "a IS per ton White Ash
Isg and Stove. 81 o. Orders received AZ M yRras, 81
kwey snd 2ll GTven-st nesr Anily -.
yll San JACOB WEEKS. Jr.
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Suddenly, on June IL, Mrs. f,ioarS Lrco, aged 20
years daughter of abigail aud Getty Pearsil.
The funeral viii take place ON Friday .iuns 13 al
o'clock FRI her late residence IA Division street
Her friends and relatives respectfully invited to
tend tie funeral.
On june IL, .onN MsKEEUNrR Poorly aged years and
two months, son Of Thomas ". and Mary Pooley.
The friends Of the family, and Of Cettey's Lodge No.
II, 0. Of o. r., respectfully invited 20 attend the
funeral his afternoon at O'CLOCK from the residence
II hi. father. No 80 Columbia street Ills remains viii
be taken to Greenwood.
In Prince street, ofJohns0n. Brook n, June
10 after long aud Illness SUsaN> ~, vii. Of
Mr. I. II. Hamilton. aged ~ years.
Her remains were yesterday inferred IL IL. Cypress
His Cemetery.
Ruiialo Southern and Liverpool papers please copy.
On the morning Of june g. board Of The steamship
Union from New Orleans for New York, Mrs
CARottSE MISsISG wife of DR. !. T. Mensng. II New
orleans, aged - years and months, after lingering
disease Of twelve years.
On june 10. at the residence OF her parents. Black
Wells leland, CnAELarrT, youngest daughter of Nehe
mlah y. and Amelia n. Anderson. aged years aud
month.
Her remains will ~ taken b. Croton westehester
county for iniement Ths friends II the family
respectfully requested T. aend the funera, from the
foot Twenty sixth street and East River 10 o'clock,
Thur day morning, l2th lust
At Jamaica l.. L.. on "Wednesday morning. June III,
C,rnAsNE wiI,s. aged Il years.
The friends of the family requested t. attend her
funeral fru the red, ~ her son-in.law Christian
a. Gunther at Jamaica, this (Thursdsy afternoon at
o'clock. Her remains will be taken 10 Greenwood for
inteTment.
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Isbfs ',s ha.@. ~ s1y e.sil'hs sliosuy aller
,r n, . 1 Oo . r'o ~ ~ ~ $3.50 - -,
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,, ~ 80, ~, ~ - - 80 -. -
an h1hian .ua1l. -" AisP'so va shs itsuis y,
sAislns .en I'm ls.pes' ,t sn .
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s'n - -. oSsa U0s s M ~. Pi ~ ~,
t, -, .t. 800 - =, ~ ~ - - = 49,, - - I,
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She died about nine O'clock The Coroner 70 hold
post norton examination yesterday The for her
committing the rash act u not vat known,

She died about nine O'clock The ccroner 70 hold
pest norton examinston yesterday The for her
committing the rash act 10 not yet known.
DrArH OVERDOSE or opruM.-Coroner Geer on
Tuesday held inquest at No l54 Third avenue on the
body Of Mrs Margaret De Mole who to her death
ceased In the habit OF taking large quantities OF
opium a remedy for a disease TO which she was sub
Ject but this occasion she took than common
and went to sleep and woke again. verdict wa
rendered accordingly
DROWNED IN A BucKrr or wArEH.--On Tuesday after.
Forsyth street, found dead in the kitchen. II APP
pears that the moth left the little creature alone In the
while she went 10 the grocery, and while absent
the child fell into bucket OF water and s-rangled
before It's mother returned.
DsowSEp--A found drowned on Tuesday, on
the South Beach, New Creek. Staten Island. lie
appeared be about 30 years OF and had large light
phiskers red shirt moerkn pants and socks; leather
OF sailor. For further particulars, inquire Of
Saml. Il. Randolph. Coroner Staten Island
Ushsows Man DRowSED.-Coroner Geer on Monday
held inquest at the foot Of Hammersy street the
body OF an unknown man found floating in the water
foot Of Hammersy street, North river The deceased
about five feet eight inches long dark hair dressed
In white shirt red flannel under shirt dark cloth vest
and pants laced shoes, and grey socks Verdict death
by drowning.
Co>vlcrIos or BrRsIARs AT TRoY-Neson Stewart.
John Watson and Edward Crandal have been convicted
Of burglary Troy and sentenced by the court to the
State prisoa at Administered for the term of five
years Watson two years. and Crandal two years. VIII
liam C. Watson, the brother Of John used wit
ana has been discharged from custody on his own
recognizanccs.
Tn, FRrirS's PAnApr.-Through inadvertence we
did not ntion In report Of the Fremens Parade
Monday, Madison Hose Comp any, No. 81 This com
blue shirts and handsome hose carriage presented very
cr.ditable appearance.
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At the Aston House in this city. June II, by the
Rev Mr.. Burchard, GEonGr VI L.SpgRs Esq, Of the
city OF Troy, n Y to Miss JUNO srryFss only daughter
Of James Stevens, Of Newport H. l., topographer and
civil engineer.
On "Wednesday morning juno II, at All Saints
Church, by the Rev. VIM H. Eigenbrodt, srrseER D. q.
Van BokKELEy to AM MATILDA, youngest daughter OF
the late James Burgess all Of this city.
On Wednesday morning, June IL, at the Reformed
Dutch Church Washington Square. by the Rev. pr.
Hutton. Mr.. SAMUEL IL. MANY, of jersey sity, to la
VIVA, daughter Of Jacob W estcryelt, Esq.
On Wednesday, June H. by the Rev Charles II. Hal
sey, jams H. RipABoCS TO Miss FRANCIS NJ GR.rac.r all
OF this city.
In Brooklyn Monday evening at the resi- ience of
Capt JAS Eaton by the Rev. Mr. Smith, JosgpH ELLIS,
Esq, to Miss SARAH E,Tos, both Of Brooks, Me.
ON june 8 by the Rev Robert Travis, ions B.sstHY
Esq TO Miss SARAH l.. NERVES. all of thia city.
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PRINTING or CONGRESS- AND TIE DEPARTMENTS,
AT WAsnIaGroS.-At the opening Of tho next SEES
sion of Congress, we mean TO propose plan for
printing the documents ordered by them, and also
for reporting the debates in both houses, large
and extensive scale, not heretofore attempted in
any country, and only capable Of being practically
carried into effect in this land of energy and enter
prise.
We mean to propose. either on oar hook, or in
connection with other daily journals in this city who
associated together in Geographic enterprises of
various kinds, to receive by telegraph and publish
every morning. six, or eight, ten columns Of the
debates Of both houses-sometimes to extend them
to twelve columns when the occasion would REQUIRE
tall TO be published the next morning in New
York, after the debates take place in Washing
ton. This can be accomplished by telegraph, and
would only be an extension Of the present system,
which has been in use for two years past by the
daily journals Of New York, Philadelphia, and Bos-
ton. To perform this service we would call into
requisition various Geographic lines between New
York and Washington, pay great sum of money
in tolls to them every week, and thus to pro
mote the telegraphic art in the country, at the
same time that We reported the debates of Con-
gress. The daily press Of this metropolis would be
perfectly able to accomplish the extraordinary feat
ofpublshing Congressional debates, at length, the
morning after they occurred-a distance of more
than two hundred miles from the sea: OF govern
ment.
During the last year or two, the Senate, If not
the House Of Representatives., attempted to carry
into effect system Of reporting the debates in Con-
gress, and publishing them at a certain sum per
column, according to contract; but the Wash ny
ton journals employed are unable to con .inuc
them, from the inadequacy Of the compensation,
and the want Of internal power among themselves.
With reasonable allowance from Congress for such
important services, the New York press, together
with that Of Boston, Philadelphia, anj Baltimore
or such Of the papers wished to enter into the
raugemcnt would be bed to give wider cir
culation and greater publicity to the debates in
Congress, than the Washington papers can possibly
10 with their limited issues and restricted means.
At the opening Of Congress We shall present these
views to both houses aud We shall also propose
plan for printing their documents in this city, at
rate cheaper, and in manner much better, than
the work has ever been done in Washington for the
last twcnty -iye years.
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nsnts Of hemp, bale rope basgiDg, tobacco produce,
live stock &C. vastly exceeding the ability Of the bank
with its present means purchase render this proposed
increase Of capital unusually sale and lucrative in
vestnent for capitalists; while the extensive sgricul-
turai, commercial and manufacturing districts, upon
which the bank relies for patronage w In return reap
the most important benefits and insure the continued
prosperity Of the bank by rapid and full developeme Mt
Of the resources OF the country.
The Report Of the Chief Engineer Of the Chicago and
Galena Railroad for the year ending May lst 1851
tsins the following particulars
First division. Chicago TO Fox river-exren- .-.
ditures for the past year $4,000 80
Total up to May l. 1851 436 028 Ii
Estimated for the ensuing year 80 600 90
The stock Of furniture upon the road consists Of
ten ten ton locomotives three fifteen ton do, and tho
equivalent OF one hundred and eighty single
Income for the Sl2T, 1856 IS
Expenses In the operating department. 4s9O4 II
Net earnings. Observation-Disclosures. S7S7sl 81
In crease Of receipts over last year. about IS per cent
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New York, Thursday, june IL, 1881.
Details OF the European News Arrival or
the Malls by the America.

We received, at midnight, portion of our let
sers aHd mails by the steamship America, and in
another part Of the paper the details Of The three
days later news, wt:h that vessel brought, will be
sound. We have already given a synopsis of the
news and do not consider il necessary to make any
extended comment upon its character and tone at
this time.
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asvERTlSRAENTS EEsEWED RyKaY DAT.


CENTREvITIE COURSE, J.. I.-1RoTriSc.-THE
~ following purses will be given b. the proprietor No.
purse 50 faie heats in harm Tor horses never
trottcd for money No, purs. so nile heats ia haraes.
Tor horses that pure. No. = pIrs. So ila
as in harness for horses that never 500
No. purse 80 mile heats best ia IN harness for horse.
that never SJ0. No. pacing rarss SO.
mile heats, bet in Ia urn free for horses
won iurse over 81 All o. tie above purses 70
on Monday June l6,h EntIiss fr as purses % close
friday evening, june 18th, b. ~ o'clock, ". Gadicas
Hotel, - Chatham street. JOEL C0NkLtN. ProfTstor.
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FFTNTF NWN TNFFITETF0TW
Jt~r 10--Itolsnf .qssavH ~ 80 csga1l --Cs ptan
nowes a the steamship brother Jonathan va brought
before tho Commissioner, charged with y8.a, 4saur
ny In cklng ut the right ,ye q NilitU Rus. =
Tho II that vessel While lying a. fhagres Thr
Iaiusni could not swear positively What weapon Wa
used ~ the defendant in committing the assault but D.
thinks Il glass bottle. Tho Commits Toner held lae
gCcuft pArty o. bail In tho sum o. zoo
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The New PARK Ur Towy.-The proposed park
up town i attracting much attention, and various
parties are anxious to christen il already. OGe
wishes il called knickerboekeg Park, and others
Schermerhorn or Manhattan. The name is Of
little consequence. The most important thing Is
to have the park itself laid out with beauty and
tastc-to have its outrageous luxuriance diyersi.
fed with fountains, cool retreats, ani carriage
roads-to turn the natural beauty Of hin and dale
10 the most picturesque acc,cnt-to give the mar
gin Of the river and the Dive upon it tasteful ap
pearancc, suited to the natural advantages il al
ready possesses. There is no reason Why the park
IN every respect hcull be inferior il beauty t. that
ii any city in the world.
The probability Is, that tie laying out Of the
park will increase the number 81 fashionable dwell
ings very rapidly in the upper part ofthe city. Il
will b. a delightful drive nom Washington square
along the tinh avenue, beyond the Reservoir. anl
thence IN to Seventeen street, then across By the
Third avenue 10 the park itscll; and were we to
estimate the value Of such public enterprise in
dollars and cents, the reasonable calculation wogld
seem mere figures Of fancy. such az ornamental
structure would be The only theme Of this Kind at
present IL this country aud when il Is established
Il will Ne found t. he ono Of the FIRST attractions to
strangers IT, establishment win bring In capital
IL. from every part Of the country to reside here
rich Southern planters and wealthy California me-.
chants, besides large numbers u Independent fa,at
lee from Lurole. III fact, il W have rightly OBJ
served The causes which operate tho location Of
individuals, The proposed park will be more power
fu than any allurcmcnis We now possess, towards
determining the residences u the opulent who wish
W reside n some one x he large Atllal: c.t.g..
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Crsevrr CovRr.-Nos. 90, al so Jgl, 4s6, 90 Pi,
AZ -. 49, go, 4s6 ts5. AZ 500
srrIrion oovtr.-Sos o ITO, 2l3, es1, 81, IS 3Ss
a. 20. 90 81, 30 CO. 402 400 ioi 400 40 ali i03
2lo ~ 3G2 3N - Az 40, 40 ils, Az as, sis 41o
al, - a., ga 80, no ia it1 .os. ia
Cossoy PLr..-Nos. 90, 81, SO, iji, 5at yfT, rs
s4g col "a
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N0TitE.-DAtIfhoREs CELEBRATED BRANDY
~ ttere situated - The a Broome and Crosby
suett where will II lBund tie largest and beet -eectea
ctA 10 TIE dy a choice Wue. Brandes Seg1rs &c. i'm
ed EXPRESSLY Tor hs tae. tie viii sel from twenty \.
Nenh rsr cent cheaper than any other house IN Rev
lotk, and ISIS good suarmtnt particular favor Hs
faculties goat and lie business ls condpsted As
tash Ttiutlrla.
nAttlpoaLs Old STORE rs STILL on HAND Al
~ ti Houston street. % Mulberrv rveryhody
trovs the stsnd It, celebrity fr glssa The "a
irons msy depend ny Ase, fprter, &c. have mad~
nrrargrneus Tor very gunrlv fr the coming
RESPECTFULLY Jturs. ANBROSE DAILtsOHE
CHAnrAGNE wtNrs.-JuST RECEIVED A suPr-.
" ror lot o. Champagne Wines, Of various celebrated
call before purcAasing, 81 DAfLIMOREs celebrated
Brandy store 40 Brooiat street. corner VI Crosby.
CCoTCH INDIA rAIE ALE, AND LONDON AND.
l2Butn Iorter dr received supply of these celebrated
Ace ana fcrtr which haze ysB suoh universal satsfac-
trn ~ every grade na brand Warranted gu aar mons
~ r. httre ndhtted htp no establishment. DALI.
MohE ~ bioems stftgt, ctrner frosty Is .aiebrted
lfbndy store.
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tenton persons requiring Wis recent prove ment.
Tie awarded silver medal for the hrs MUM
AZ the last fair They b. at r. Phalons Wig and
Hair Dye Eastory, lS Broadway Of Dey street.
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having referred r. tho city, III his bvslness
Mechanical Drsushmsn. aud agent for The .e patents
J. n. BAILEY
Reents-wsst Fifteenth street fret housc, * Sixth
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fashionable Boot Maker 80 Fulton street have
complain Of shave He sells nothing but goods
the quality This his we'll established reputation.
and while he maintains it, by selling cheap, durable and
fashionable Boots and Shoes he cannot fail of securing
ndaree Of fame hourishing business aud eventually
a n am pie fortune.
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yston hut the opinion OF who has used
IT, that Borcs Amole Is the test article shaving known
the public IL GOftens the beard aud IL tor the
eAectuay than other Preparations and pro
tects the skin from the effects Of aserwsrds Sold
by the inventor, William Boyle 23 Washingt street. Hos
A T. d. Sands. 100 Fulton street; Rushton, Clark
Pearl street New York by the druggists generally.
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hair whiskrs the moment IL applied without injury
the hair skin. Ii be washed Immediately without dis
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