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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-27

U,oR SAN FRANCISCO Observation-Disclosures
The entirely new ans masnacont clipper ship NORTH
April The accommodations in this beautiful clipper, and
the we'll known reputation Of Captain Barclay this being
chance seldom or ever offered seecng
Her between decks fully eight feet high, mud
tent veneor 1t fully expected she will make tho
sage in ninety days Early application will necessary
passage only limited number will taken In
ouro either board pier ~ East street.
crit BUTLER BROTHERS ID aud lis South stree
CLapP WANTED.-THE OWNERS OF sLooP az
- Fifteen twenty-five tons register, new, little
used and ngeod order. hear of cash customer by
addressing line TO J. j. Co. Box 3432. Post Ofce
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VVooD'sMINsTKELs At WOODS MINSTREL HALL.

~ 80 broadway shove Howard street.-The proprietor
takes the public that he
gagged the most celebrated and Negro doneatorS-
IN the world and Is determined to make Woods Minstrel
Hall every worthy the patronage Of .he ladies and
gentlemen q this city, lie also takes this opportunities
his thanks for the conferred him
since the organization OF HIS present and he
promises to replensh II from time time with whatever
novelties striking talent appear the
Woods Mnstres perform every evening and Wednesday
And Saturday afternoons. Admission % esnta.
at Z concerts commence at o'clock The afternoon
concerts at o'clock. N rhe strictest order
bad deconm will be preserved ard thu greatest attention
pAid 20 10 cor fort of viz
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NEW AND IMPORTANT DISCOVERY IMPORTANT
New, for Prinsrsi-2o per Cent Saved The adyer
toll succeeded in bringing out and improved method
Whereby Printers can make their eolored Inks all OF
he pest quahty (Blues Reds Purplss Browns, Green's
sna for about sixteen cents per pound ut for tho
Rollers for about twenty cents EACH and with very little
trouble has been by those who have hther
TO tired them 10 be the best discovery yet made The
recipes vii be sent to address, mail by tive
collars being enclosed to .. cox, Broadway Post Office
fares may rely upon this being genuine receipt and will
prove very advant ageous to printers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-27

TEMPLE OF GRACES-THREE DOORS ABOVE NIB
Il los THE cry Is still they come. First week of the
operate sketch Of the Greek Slave personated by the ce
sons Mile Cheehine in several dances Splendid pictures
by the French aud English models Day performance Mt
o'clock. Evening at eight Parquete SO cents Saloon,
hCput
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nRLA CROIg's pRIyArE MEpYCAL TREArIsr-

YH. Id ChUIN > FEIF NE MEDICAL IhEATTSE-
~ Fifteenth edition, by b. La Croiz, ". D. Albany,
y Cheape. hook ever rublished $50 pages aud l ins
plates the Physiology VI Marriage and the secret innr
mites and disorders 81 youth and maturity resulting er,
which destroy the physical snd mental powers AZ
diseases arising from ndiscrcton, with plain and enpis
rules ~ which all themselves without msr
with the authors observations msrrass IT'S dnsse
sn and their renedice with eolored hthe.
srRph Illustrating the anatomy ana physiology and dk.
Of reproductive both their stru6
and functions II contains i'm portant Mntl
those marimony, which will Oh
against marriages however shonld take this
Important ster without first consulting s treag
81 diseases OF females whether married SINGLE StrAn
aho require medical aid eefore o.nsuing any docse
ought 60 whether their properly
by those whc they employ and thus xusrd against the i'm
position % qusekcry so prevalent In popular cities Dr. Ia
has been daily consulted the different DISEASES
upon which his book treats personally ss well ~ by Rttee
Any person sending cents in letter. postpaid,
will receive copy by mail free OF postage, or ave copies
bsny, NJ v Sold by Garrett Co: 70 Ann street, aH&
strinFe Townsend 222 Broadway N.Y. Branch ofhcs o.
LLOYD street BnDalo.
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T,0 LET-oR TEN YEARS LEASE FOR sALE-TuE
four story and attic house, IGi Maiden lane suit ale
fer wholesale grocer, ship chandler, provision store.
TIE ofts would anpwsr FOR sail loft. win be et together
trscpnrne. Rent 81 400 Apply on the premiss AZ 76
WALKER street, blse ment ohes.
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Diseases In few hours, by vegetable annie
without pain In constitutions and from
improper habits he combines medicine with the local rems
dy and can show there VIZ Leaves
&c cufed without H. a. ne haS cases daily years
nent cure. He makes daily cures Of stretnra. wtbans
sauste which ots caused by their not expens tho
armer disease sooh enough Ills diploma with these and
.ne OF other eertin that nothing can
yyt WeHere cured In few hours-P. Broadhead,
Waing D. NJ Corbyn. C. Deroud One application cured
Z alter another doctor tried long amew.N Craft
Psu over ssW in i've years he of weakness
seaonse without benefit but crred by local ard
General treatment In short timeJas. Evans You cured
me oithe worst sypbitic IN body and face
snort time after bad been under three physicians
year bet des using medicine could hear o.
no benehtWm. Ferguson Perth Amboy. The half cured
ana abandoned cases he especially slcits Strangers an
others rely on other proof hut these
whers tscrs 10 much i'm pcstca FOR treatue. ~ r.-
ter, aadress BoI n, Breaaws- roft Once. fhssA
Who apply personally have separate Oee. ve a.
euorrisf til q and tn svsuins LARMoNr a..
gssL, Il Reass stsest sscsRa sssI fEVa Esy.~gaJ,
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MEDICAL.

panion.By nr. A. u: Maurssan Professor Of Diseases
Years Of suffering physical and mental ,nsuisi
ss1S intended
which should s. known them sartienlariy '''''
m those whose heath does no. permit Of an increase Of
Here also every female-tSe wisethe mothor-th. one
Of yssrsin whom nature contempaes nm impor.an.
sass IN
Esrac. Of letter from Ieman in Dayton Ohio,
Dr. A. H. MANRIcrAu:. DArros, May !, 1876
three years or more in Of sr rs
uish and suffering months before and
and her putting her life in Imminent
this state Of thngsw inevitable, resigned myself TO
meet the worst AZ this time (nov about months)
i'H 1s
I
s Dat s ere smother ysaf wesd psa.s
sysn in a. m, ys have
IT IT, Of course mpraeticahlo TO convey fully the
intended for the married those marriage
Hs% Hiass%a 'i' rsssissa Gssy tis sss
:.s y mil. free Of part Uni
NJ Msurieeau, Box Ia New York city. Pom Once Is
DR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE practical PRl-
and 70 unday sEssp.sd essk reen
wch street From the uncommon medical advantages the
author has enjoyed among which he would instance having
resided in Paris for the express purpose Of
studying these diseases followed by long and very
sve practice Ia this speciality he without hesitation,
promise even in the most and complicated
secondary diseases structures &osre certain ssse and
radical than any other in
America Those who apply in the earlier stages Of Diseases
Is often effected 10 very few days Separate waiting
s;s ss'i. sSa Is
diseases properly belonging to the above speciality his
nj tiona
piles, diseases Of the skin and bladder, avs pains In
the back, loss Of mental and physical capacity nervous
e.
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T,HF CONGRESS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO sHo

T,HF CONGRESS PARTICIPATION TO SHOE
Dealers.-Learnng that unprineiped persons
Offering Elastic Gore to of Patent Con-
Boots made by braidng weaving India Rubber in
such way as to cause shr or contraction expansion Of
of and binng hrous materials with Of
India Ru Bier ueed in making Congress Boots is direct
and positive violation Of my patent and whoever
features sells the Congress Boots tins made will pro-
secuted for damages All who authorized by
required to stamp each pair with the words Days Pa
TENT all Others and dealers warned
against the consequences they choose to be in
pirang this patent Knowing that the
tempting through their mslead unsuspeet-
ing shoe dealers and have for their nor
nation the opinion of two of the most
Patent Lawyers in the United States be with
published shall hold every dealer responsible
manufacturer is usble. HORACE II. DAY, Owner
of all the Patents connected with Congress Boots NJ B.
Licenses granted at % Corlandt street. New York by
authorized agents throughout the United States except
Massachusetts, Maine and New Hampshire, owned BY
Charles Winslow, Of Lynn, Mass.
LEGAL OpiNIeNs1I have examined theettsrs Patent is
sued to Dupont Hyatt bearing date the 10th October,
l40 and opinion that the Of elastic made
by weaving hbrous materials Which expand contract
combination with India Rubber Springs applied in the
manufacture of Cater Boots Infringement the
Patent. New York, April 2S, 1851. +. Is. CUTTING.
BosroN, June lS5-I have made similar sxamina tion
Of tie letters Patent above referred and Mr.
Cuttings opinen. RUFUS CHOATE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-27

NEW ORLEANS OPERA TROUPE-SANFORD WITH
his celebrated Troupe will appear at the Military Hail.
Newark this evening Wednesday at Railway Thursday at
Admittanee, % cents. Doors open at 4 ats
ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, 800 BROADWAY, CORNER
of Duane streetSrangers visiting the will
pleasing and instructive to visit this establishment Open
from o'clock AN. until 10 o'clock r NJ. Admission Is cts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-27

METROPOLITAN HALL.-sENOR GALLEGOs, or
IVA SPAIN has the honor to that no will give
Grand Concert, in Metropolitan Hail. assisted by eminent
artists and full and efficient orchestra Wednesday,
May q when he will introduce. for the first in America his
wonderful musical invention tho Plus Harp Guitar
Duactured by him expressly for the Queen SPAIN
which received the premium at the Worlds Fair Parsu-
lar in fut urca nd
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MATRIMONIAL.


MATRIMONY, OR PHRENOLOGY AND PHYSI-
olcgy applied TO the selection Of genial companions
for life including directions to the married for living toge
Their aneetonatsy and happily Price % cents by os
tsrny or the bearing and nursing Of children % cents
Fowers Wells publishers. Clinton Hail. l3 Nassau street
7 Owe AND HAPPINESS, OR HOW TO WIN TIE
IL love best Professor Lorraine formerly Of Paris
New York. will send to any address, receipt
dollar paid plain directions enable ladies
win the devoted affections many Of tho opposite
their hearts may DESIRE The process simple but
80 captivating that all may BE- married rrepeotiyeof
appearance, POSITION and last, though not least
arranged with such and delicae that detoctn
impossible Address Professor Lorraine, box 1885, N Y
Post Office All letters be post paid, otherwise not
attended to taken out.
MATkIMONY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN
N Lover.-Proiessor Lawton, Boston, formerly Of Lon
dom win send 20 address, receipt Of dollar post
paid plain directions to enable ladies gentlemen to wiz
the devoted affections the opposite their
hearts may desire The simple but so capt
waiting that all be married. irrespective Of appear
position and last though not least can be
ranged with such and delcacy that detection i'm
possible Address Professor Lawton, Boston, Mass No
letters taken from the Post Office uness the postage
paid.
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THO TRAVELLERS GOING soUTH-NEw SUPERIOR,

VINU TRAVELLERS GUINU SUUTH.-KEW ,SUPEKIUK,
ana Economicsi Line between ba.nore and arc-
Va Raleigh, n. c. and Charleston, Sc The well known,
E. Mitchell running in connection with the Richmond and
Fredericksburg and Rhnond and Petersburg Railroads
leaves wharf Tuesday and Thursday
4eslock r. NJ and arrives at Acauia Creek next day IN
20 ana
the opportunity for enjoying comfortable nights rest
beautiful scenery Of the Potomac river by daylight The
Improvements which have recently boon made the Mary
She fitted with berths for large number q
First class passage to Fredericksburg s3 Richmond S.
PeteIiburs So; Charleston, SIT to Potomac Landings
Alexandria, and Washington 81 Meals and state seoms
extra, except in the OF ladies and families b
allowed the Of state free Of charge Forward
cabin passage 20 fredericksburg, $751; Richmond 81 So
Peersburs 81 60 Meals and lodging free For further
CHARLES W6bRTHINGToN Agent. V W
tree Wharf Baltimore.
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nR COOPER, "a DUANE STREET, NAY BE CON
~ suited confdonally delicate diseases His treat
ment is without mercury aad all undertaken treated
with cando The following letter Dr. has been
by the writer to have published DR. CoSer-Dear Sir-Tt
il rnce first applied you my body
then mass Of disease. discharged from the
hospital asincurale and advised by the physicians TO seek
southen climate when BY the accident, read
ing the N Y Sunday Times, met with adver-
tisement made up my n,ind TO consult you, though
must confess, had hope Of ever being relieved and
wonderful to tell after period Of about two months
cured Of Of the most losthsome Diseases vel
believe, 1t the lot II any unfortunate being
afflicted WITH and still continue the best health
feel that would be wanting in duty follow
and gratitude to from having saved from miser
be death. were not to make IL public that IL might be
the Of saving many untortunats being from the
brink Of the grave, sc. THOMAS GREEN, bricklayer,
Uarem.
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IADAME OTTO GOLDsCHMIpT iLATR MLLEJEN-

Ivl Lnd) begs to that she will give
Concerts in America before her departure Hurope
the evenings of Tuesday the 18TH Friday tho 2t and Nom
Joseph Burke, Mr. Henry Apply Mr. Otto Godsch%d. and
Of Mr. Theo. Esfed The the 18th Of
May will take place in Metropolitan Vail and the last
cert the 9th OF May in Castle Garden Tho price Of
tickets has been fixed at 49, $ and ST. Each ticket ac
companied by numbered check which seat
Number The oce for the sale of tick
cts will be opened four days previous the first Concert
Chickering's Pianoforte roems, No. 295 Broadway.
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CHRIsTY's OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS HALL,
~ No. Az Broadway. above Grand ssteet Open sysry
night during the week further notice. The original
and well known Chritys Minstrels comprising efficient
and versatile corps" Of talented" and "experiensed
performers under the Of E. r. Chrisy whose
concerts in this city for succession Of dve yetrs have
been received with favor by highly respectable aud fashion,
able Audiences Tickets y conts. Doors open Mt u
menee at o'clock Tho patrons of Chrtys Mintros
respectfully informed that the Saturday afternoon concerts
Ara seo finn
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DLCIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COARANY.-A NOTCH
having appeared in Saturdays papers, conveying the
agencies would be subject to detention the Isthmus Of
Panama Is deemed proper 70 that the steamer
Of for passengers and in the sbsenoe Of ae
dent ut sea- the steamers California, Republic Tennessee
Golden Gate and in the service Of ths Cors
n.y. will be at Panama in the of lc present month
BY order, go WA. u. DAViDGE Secretary.
New York, April g. 1851
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ITO LET IN ENTHUSIASTICALLY NEW TREE
story brick house No Irving place, Third street,
South Eighth and South Ninth streets, Parors
Handsomely arched with oil the improvements. within two
minutes walk Of Peck slip ferry. Apply O. b. SMITH,
M. 10 Lneoh street. New YORK;
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
nor Albany, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARs.-FARE
l. misunderstanding and safety combined.-The
Of The New York and Hasem Railroad leave the City
Hall station New York daily Sundaye e1cepted) ct
o'clock A. n. April Il. lS2 N. SLOAT, Superintendent
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
~ The annual election for thirteen directors this
pany will be held at their office, No. Hanover street.
Tuesday May the 18TH 1852 between the hours ofl2 NJ and
ppm The transfer book Of both stoc will be closed Mon
day, May the 10TH Mt o'clock, Pm, and opened We'd
nesday morning May the 18TH at 10 o'clock AM BY order
Of the Board. A. KYLE, Jr., Secretary.
CAMDEN AND AMRoY RAILROAD. FOR PgILA.
~ delphia, from pier No North river foot Of Battery
place, BY stsamboas JOHN POTTER. Two lines daily:
?. NJ, through to philadelphia in four sna half hours
Farerst class $ second class (by r. NJ line only
81. Returning, leave Philadelphia from foot Of Walnut
street, at A. M. and r. NJ. Emigrant line by steamboat
TRANSPORT, from pier No. l. ut 5P. N. Fare 81 80.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT.-U. 8.
~ Mail and Express Lines through In ~ hours. N J.
Railroad, via Jersey City leaving New York at A. foot
Of Cortlandt street. A. and 61s r. NJ Liberty street
Leave Philadepha hours from foot Of Walnut street,
Fare reduced S first class and 81 second class.
10 the above lines and carried in the
and 81 P. n. lines from New York. with
without expense.
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NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM sTREET.-DREsS
Circle and Boxes 70 cents Pr lss cents; Orchestra
curtain rises at ~ ocleck Tuesday evening April a. the
entertainments Will with the drama OF the IDIOT
OF THE SHANNON-Andy, Mr.. Blanehard Patrick Mr..
Cooke shelah Godfrey Mrs Nichols After which the dra
ma of the BLACKSMITH OF ANTWERP-Quintin Matsys,
Mr. Jonos Frank Merit Mr. Clarke; Baron Won Haast, Mr.
Arnold Agnes Flores MIRA Nichols To conclude with tho
farce Of the LAWYERS CLERKS-Edward Sharpus, Mrs,
Jone I'M pudd hc M Fay
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A MATEURs-wANTED SEVERAL RESPECTABLE
"A females to take part in performances given by the adj
yertisers Address personally by letter paid Will
lamsburg Dramatic Reading Association $40 Grand street,
Williamsburg
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ITO LET-PART OF THE MODERN BUILT HOUSE,
No 2s McDouea street. consisting Of pair Of parlors
phtcd with gas) bedrooms, basement &c. For particu-
lars, inc uire above. Terms oderate
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vD>o LET-THAT ELIGIBLE STORE, NO III CANAL
street, Icing good stand FOR any kind of business
Possession iven the FIRST If May For particuIars
inquire Of u. MOORE, 70 William street.
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VN0 LET-THE TWO STORY, ATTIC AND BASEMENT
house No. 10 wooster street; the house in perfect
order ard every way suitable for small genteo IA
mly Apply to JAMES PRICE office 200 Hudson street
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ITO LET-1N STANFORD GONNA BEAUTIFUL
Il place for summer residence The house tans ten
with good cellar The garden and fruit
line order, producing abundance for the wants family
Good water location healthy Barn and stables required
Immediate possession given. Apply to X. ID. NJ STEB-
BINS, No. % Brcadway, to p. IL. BROWN Stanford
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ITO LET-A HOUSE, IN COURT STREET. SOUTH
u Brooklyn, within ten minutes walk Of South Ferry.
The family Of three admits and child 20 board aud
sponsite for which will be low TO suitable tenant
Innnirc Of nIIIRk. drnnrist. South FerrY
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81 400 FOR sALE-A STAPLE MANUFACTURE
sOOOs ing Business easily Quoted without com
petition The article sails for cash. will certainly pay
SgO0 yearly. None hut responsible psrty need apply
tadrss Han" Herald Once with name and residenos
which will receive attenti,a.
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COTTAGE HOUSES ON FORTY-NIN-H SREET-TO
~ let the upper and lower Cottage Houses south
side Of Forty ninth street. between Third Fourth
nues, each containing parlors Kitchen bedrooms with
loft and cellar pretty gardens in ards in the
Suitable small and gentee families. Rent
Apply to JAMES PRICE office 200 Hudson street Stages
pass within fifty Of the cottages from abo A. M to
II
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&k00 REWARD.-CRoSSMANB SPECIFIC MIX
pOOV ture-Of all remedies yet Uncovered this 10 the
most certain II makes speedy and
the least restriction Diet drink exposure change
in to business Many cured In DAVIS Sold
At the drug store No 3 Broadway, Of Chambers
street also at No 10 Astor House. At No. ITO Roadway
ard No. 100 Fulton streot corner Of william.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CPLENDiD sTRAwBERRIEs-ThI IS THE PROPER
prod to transplant straw and we offer eollec
ton of the largest and best surprising all others Priced
catalogues paid applicants Of these and of fruit and
ornamental trees, SC. Linn@an Garden and Nurseries,
Flushing W. X. PRINCE g. co.
TIVE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE JUST RECEIVED, FROM
careful collectors in Texas lot Of fresh Usage Orange
Seed of superior quality Price 70 cents
$50 bushel Also hand, clean Buckthorn Seed
81 b and limited qualities Of Norway Spruce, Wey
mouth Pine, Scotch Fir European Silver
VITAE, &c. sc. JAMES N. THORBURN IL CO.,
seedsmen, Florists, &C., 10 John street, New York
ITO GROCERS-LEA g. PERKINS, WORCESTER.
stirc SaucoPurchasers will please take the preeau-
ton seeing that the words Perrns
Sauce printed the labels and impressed the
patent metallic capsules of bottle genuine
All others after the original
Of Lea Perrins, their left out others subs
tuted; are all spurious JOHN DUNCAN g. SONS, 4O7
rims Worces tersh hire Sauce.
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BRACKETS MARBLE GROUP OF THE SHIP
~ wrecked Mother and Child at Suyvesant Institute
500 Broadway, open (for short time ony) from
A. NJ. till ~ +. N. Admission 70 cents; tickets
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ITO LET OR LEASE-FOR FIVE YEARS. A LARGE
A. by 40 feet l3 feet ceiling suitable for billiard
drill ROOM Also fine shop under first rate stand for
= plumber in the building now erecting Fourth
avenue between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets In
suire on tho premises. ALFRED FLOCK.
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WORTH KNOWING.-A LIQUID HAIR DYE, RE-
curing but one application, (saving the time and
trouble of going the hair with different prepare
tons) has bean discovered is instantaneous in its ef
fects producing nimtab black brown color
sired receipt for making and directions using
same, will be sent to address, receipt Of ST. post
paid. Address ETIENNE GUY, Analytical Chemist. box "a
RrnadMaY Poi Qtfon.
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sNO RENT-A STORE ON BROADWAY, WITH SECOND
floor ard basement, Thirty third street; rent $500
One do vay near Fortcth street, rent SIS per
month Also, choice stores and apartments Seventh
avenue, Nv street Amply TO r. e. PIERCE
lir4 Broadway. near Thirty third street.
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E0n 0l0 PERSONS HAVE. DURING THE LAST
owe WV two years, Waited Paul Delaroches world
rem ned picture Of Napoleon at Fontainebeau March 81
H. the of his abdicaton exhibiting at the Stuy
vetant Institute, 659 Broadway The Exhibition win posi-
lively close saturday May st. Open day. from
81 30 10 r. NJ Admission. % cents children, IN cents
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river, the foot of Canal street. Water deep
for the largest sze boats Apply to JAMES PRICE, office
eco Hudson street.
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ITO LET OR LEASE.-sTORE 39s BROADWAY, COR
i ner of Walker street. Apply on the premises to
GEORGE FOSTER.
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ITO LET.-755 CORNER OF BROADWAY AND CLIN-
ton place, two spacious parlors furnished unfnr
Rehed desirable the and third
nooys rcplc with every odcrn There will
Broadway.