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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-19

EoR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG, AND RICHMOND
II The United States Mail Steamship ROANOKE, H. Par
ris will sail from Pier b. North River, satur
day next the 18th nst at o'clock Z. NJ. Passage ani
fare Norfolk state included, S. Passage aud fare
60 Petersburg and Richmond state room included $40.
board. For passage, to LUDLAMl& PLEASANTS 50 Front
street, near Old slip.
LfoR CHARLEsToN.-sEMI.wEE U. s. NAIL
line.-Tte new, fast, and splendid steamship UNION,
X Adams, Commander will leave Pier No. n. II on Sa-
turday June 49, at o'clock r. NJ precisely. For ifeisat
apply on hoard, and Tor passage at the office Of
SP0TToRD, T1LESToN CO., 4S South street.
LNoR sAvANNAu-UNTTED STATES NAIL LINE
II The new and superior stcamchip fL0RiDA. Ihomts
Lyon, Captar, will leave Saturday, June 9tn, A.
o'clock p. NJ, from Pier :, Nsrth river. App,yto
SAMUEL Il. MIfEHILL, lgi Front street.
The ALABAMA, O. ID. Ludlow, CAPTAIN, will eave %
Saturday June 26h For speed strength aceomnodatioas'
spd fare thcSe ships have supsriors on the ocean
GoLDi GoIDi! GoLDil.-THAr FAST SAILING
~ brig RADIUS saiis for tho hustraM m Gold Mines de
SANDERS CO., owners, % Warren s.rssL she lies at
shefoot Of Bsrclsy street. North river.
L,oR AUSTRALIA PORT PHILIP, AND sYpSEY.-
MILLS will sail the 10th July She has unequaled ac-
commodetons for cabin second cabin and Storage
gers. Apply 20 RUSSELL 81 NOTIONS Ola SAp, Vr
ELLIOT, ARkELL & co, LAG Pearl street.
ITO sBIP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WILL BE- R2-
cevod by the Accessory Transit COMPANY o. Nicaragaa
their ofce, No. 81 Wall street, New York; Tor the con-
struction Of Steamboat, Of the following description
Lanesh ~ feet; beam - feet holl feet eylnier ~ fe'
eight foe. strokes h9er ~ eet long II feet vide L. uont
doy fet ,tef The model will 10 furnished ~ he COM
- "'''' - ''''-'' ISAAC c. Lea seos.
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Passengers will be landed at the railroad wharf at Aspn.
WALL Free Transit Of the isthmus at
Persons securing through passage by the United States
mail from New York. have preference Of accomo-
dston board the Pacific mail steamers Rates Of faro
from Panama San Francisco the avorabls terms
For freight passase, apply TO CHARLES A. WHITNEY,
the office Of the companies III West street, of
Warren, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-19

MADAME ALBONiS FIRST COScERTiN AMERICA,
1vl Wednesday evening, June - at Metro p1su a4
Seats can be secured ut the panoorte and
William Hall Son. 239 Broadway, aud after Monday,
the Plat inst, from "A. Up. NJ Persons reang
Of the city seats by RENTING the proper
post paid to the above address Admission ST. Secured
seats in the Parquet and First Circle, s. each.
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CORPORATION EoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby gyea to the owner owners occupant
supants OF all Houses and Lots improved unimproyed
LANDS, affected sthereby that the following
have been completed by the Assessors and lodged the
ecs OF the Bureau of for
persona nserosted viz For paving Tweny-third street
Rtm First the East river, The limits m
brAced by such include 81. the
and lots OF ground, lots and parcels land
situated both sides Of Twentythrd street, between
First and East river. All whose interests
affected by the above named assessments and who
Supposed to the either of them, requested
presept their objections in writing to tho undersigned,
tbeir Office No Hal of Records within thirty days from
Abe date Of this notice.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Coe Bnyeau assessments Street Department, June
n lSt.2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-19

y ADICAL CURES, AT A SMALL ExPINSK-DOO10u
~ WARD solicits the attention Of el patients wAen
He cures with most remarkable eeerity eaees
safety, and cheapness The most tnsrsdsless
ly convinced ~ hs wonderful power suing. All
plapces conveDien AAd net AAeV0
and literally dispensed By him 70 NJ unfoRte
nate Once, Canal street. and DresdV0R, Cvnel
tations private, advice traits. book RAtle.
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MO FEE TILL CURED.-DR. CoBDETT, 10 DUANE
~ street, may be confidently consulted disease.
Twenty years in hs speciality Of the profession enables
apply him with the certainty Of having their pre-
pefy roated. Dr. c. s member Of the New York URivsS
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EIRSr CONCERT IN AMERlCA.-NADAME ALRoNI
respectfully announces that she will have the honor
making her appearance in tho United states
day evening next June 49, Metropolitan Hail. which
occasion she will be aided by Ssnor Augustine Revere Sig
Antonio Sangovanni and Signor hrit Leader, sir.
Ardti Price Of tickets ST. Secured seats can be obtained
for 81. Particulars in programmes.
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nR. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET, MAY BE con-
suited diseases Hs success has been such ~ tse
old chronic nstonish
scans. Dr. q. IL well known both In
Of the profession the most successful 81
disease In New York His experience the result Of twen
devoted exclusively 10 his speciality VI TIE
sic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-19

TtORPORATIoN NOTICE-PUBLICNO TICEIS HERE
- by given, that petition has been presented in the
Board of Assistant Aldermen for Third
between Eleventh and Twelfth strect and also Eleventh
from Forty and Forty III
street. point hundred feet of Tenth avenue.
All persons terested the thereto
requested present the in writing the
tract Clerk, At this flee, before june I'D. 1862
NICHOLAS DEAN, Pres. Croton Aqueduct Dept
Crot0n Aqneduct Department.
R0tunda Park, June H. 1852.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-19

EOR LIvKRPOOL-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
y ship BALTIC, Capt. Joseph J. Comstoek-rhs steam-
positively on Saturday June 18Th 81 o'clock M from
paid for. For Freight Passage having unequaed
somnodations for elegance and comfort, apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS b CO., 81 Wall street.
The steamship Pacific will succeed the Baltic, and sail
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given that petition has been presented in the
Board of Aldermen for be-
tween Eleventh avenue and udscn river. All in
tercsted in the having thereto request
ed to the in writing to tho Clerk,
this Office, before juno 2S, 1872
NICHOLAS DEAN, President Gro. Al. Opt.
Croton Aque't Depart Rotun da Park, June *, 1852.
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HOTELS AND WATERING PLACES.

(tARRoLL HOUSE, 722 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE NEW
~ York Hotel in complete order for the reception
of boarders. Families private gentlemen obtain
apartments with without board furnished
ed Table de ote at i've o'clock Families supplied from
the Carroll Restaurant With all the decaees OF the
en- reasonable terms ut their residences.
L. n. STEVENS.
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In. RALrn ArrnoR or TIE arRAcrlcAL pRI

X
IL yato Treatise, sc. Ofieo hours 10 IL A. NJ,
to H. NJ, Sundays excepted No. CAS- uonston street,
Wooster street From the uncommon medical advan
tages the author has enjoyed among which he would
stance having resided several in Paris for the
purpose Of studying particular diseases followed by long
out hesitation promise even in the most severe and
be obtained from otnef 10 America. Those
who apply In the earlier stages Of diseases will be sraths
by the and rapdty OF the which often
in avery few days. Separate waiting are provided
For treatment by letter. address box 800 Post Once
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L or thirty boarders ut his resi- ience in
Greens Farms Conn., reasonable terms The location is
pleasant being the turnpike road Leading from New
York New Haven at convenient di,a from either
Westport Southport Depot on tho New York and New
Haven Railroad commanding extensive view OF the
ding Long Island sound The shore
of the Sound at this point Affords fine se bathing My
will be readiness at all times 70 convey board
tic beach for pleasure ride Persons visiting
tho Farms viii find IL on0pical without
crfce f comfort STOP az the Westpcrt Depot. where
they will always find carriages 10 readiness, and the ride
ID0DSEIJ.
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S1REET DEPARTMENT. NO. 4, HALL Of RECORDS
y Public Notice is hereby given that the following petit
tions have been Presented 70 the Board of Aldermen
To raise the grade Of Caroline street correspond to tho
contemplated grade Of Duane street. To regulate grade
and pave Eleventh avenue from to Fifty ninth
street south side of West Twenty
ninth street, and north side Of street be
tween sixth Seventh Also the ollown
lutiors ITO regulate and grade Forty third street. from
Second to the East river TO alter the plan of
tending Canal street. and widening Walker street. All
Interested having objections thereto. Iuesta
present them in writing the Undersigned his Office
or before the Goth day Of June inst.
June 10 1852. JOHN r. DODGE, Street Com.
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CORP RATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE is
hereby given, to the
pants Of all and lots improved unm lands,
thereby that the following assessments have
completed by the Assessors and lodged in the office
of the Bureau Of for Examination by all
interested vizFor paving Thirty street, from
Broadway to the Eighth The limits embraced by
such include all the several
ground lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
both sides Of Thirty rst street. between Broadway and
the Eighth All affected by
the above opposed 60 the
either Of them to their
in writing TO the undersigned at their office Hall of
Records within thirty from the date Of this notice
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Assessors,
ISAAC VIM. SMITH.
once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. June
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-19

UMPIRE CITY LTNE-TEROUGH TO SAN FRAN
T. Ct srestly reduced rates OF fare for cabin and
seerhge passeneerThe new and splendid double engine
steamship SIERRA NEVADA, 200 tons, j. D. Wilson,
ESQ, commander will leave her dock pier No g. ~ r. for
o'clock 2. H. eonne5tiug :. Papama with the favore
steamship New orleans. Edsar Yakeman, CONAN anaer,
which will take the by the Sierra Ne
vsda Econ Sew York aud Immediately thereafter proceed
Francisco direct Theac vessels
safety and ventilation, E3t surpassed by Any thin
route experienced attached ship
PASSENGERS per sierra Nevada will DO landed a. the
wharf a. Aspinws, FREQ Bocks now OPEN and through
tickets for sale. For freisht or passage, spriyto
j. HOWARD 6 SON, Agents, 81 Broadway,
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CAsT OFF CLoTHING.-WASTED TO PURCHASE.
~ about two Thousand dollars worth OF good cf. Of
Clothing in large small antilles for which she fu value
will be literally given in current money alton per-
sonay or through post 70 JAS. NoR0SEY a. his store,
No. III Orange street, nenr CbetEaG street.
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NoIICE--A LETTER has BEEN RECEIVED. DATED
~ nth May from San Fran cisco, from g. Swane Buck
ley which conraGets the that amy party Etho
pan has been murdered by The Indians We think it right
20 AXE this statement to the friends Of original New
Orleans Serenaders Respectfully, J.BUCkLEY.
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CoNEY ISLAND AND FORT HhHILT0N.--rARG
" l2ls cents-rhe new ana splendid steamer ~
QUEEN. Captain Z. McNel. will commence her regular
Of Spring street, y. r., a.9.s A. NJ, lgi ana3li PM.
leaves the slasd az II a NJ and 81 Il. IL, landing az
Fort Hamilton each way.
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MEDICAL.

nR. WARDS MAGICAL TREATMENT -DIsnAsn1
- cured with unexsnped CELEBRITY. Never any fAiiurse
The of his is the Friend
and substance that arrests diseases almost - b
miracle 1t the only speedy and satisfactory ntans u
cure. Office corner Of Canal street and Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-19

WHITE LAKE HOTEL. TEN HOURS FROM THE
w city-True country litea lake OF pure spring wa
ter-mountan ar-boating and fshngno resort possesses
tho combined sdvan Of White Lake. Board very
sonabc Boarders will take the Erie Railroad Cochccon
Depot from whence coaches to the hotel ride Of miles.
Address WOODBRIDGE, White Lake post Office, Sullivan
N Y.
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(,AsrIE GkRDEN-rRLNcu uEtsER, fRoPRm.
~ tersIhe siath FrAha saadaY tpness, this ssason -
day evening June ~. Admission, - cents r. eemmsnes
at eelock precisely Ne PepeEement On account u ne
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CONGRESS HALL, PATTERSON, N J.-THIs HOTEL
~ is open for summer boarders Gentlemen wishing
have their families in the country during the
months and having to visit New York daily will find this
of the most convenient hotels in the vicinity Of
YORK. s. w. LUSE, JR
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u management AID 5isetiaa u Mons. jean Rousssa
rrcs ~ sdmssn. - cent Tickets - te had Of Mr. Coa-
way 81 the Gsrden, from 70 A. NJ t y. NJ .. all the
rraapAi Music Stores aud Al ths door the evening" fhs
aoeFs 30 Ne opened evening and the esgfcro-
sncss aill commence a. osogk Grea, triumph fteea
aanees Bsaatifal scenery shs mseng pkacrsaA
Monday evening, June 9ls, w - puriermed "a .eeiy
srana myste ballet % action euted sArhANfEL. eS
FriuW n II Cross.
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NOTICE.-A soIREE Will BE GIVEN ON SATUR-
IN day evening by the two bro hers Enrico and Luigi
the Dancing Academy n Howard street Several
of music will be played by the best professors of the italian
luaro
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FOR SAN FRANcIsCo--oN SATURDAY, JULY 10
at o'clock p M from the foot of North Moore street,
N.R.The and splendid double engine steamship CITY
0FPITTSBURG 400 tens burthen, VIM. G. Stotosbury,
commander will positively sailor San Francisco touching
at Rio, valparaiso and Panama, on Saturday July TO- at
o'clock This steamer has snperior accomm odaons,
is we'll and otherwise fitted for the trade. 1t
confidently expected that she will make the in the
shortest time record thus Offering chance 70 ia
miles and others who wish to avoid the crowded ships via
the Isthmus only limited number Of viii be
taken. small quantity Of freight will also be taken. Ar
ranaements have been made with tie owners o. The
steamship Uncle Sam, CISCO tons) building, TO
make through Connection and she will soon take g
in the linz For freight or passaga. Apply 20 THOMAS
RICEARDsCN IA. - place, or to +. MILLS, 81
Cnrlf. XA az thn lrunl Sam
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u IcHNoND HILL HOTEL, STATEN ISLAND, (LATE
L tho P;chnonJ com,r,rrt-I ~ Y Ell LTr' 80 y

N the Richmond Sennary)- y. KELLETr legs TO
inform the public that all the piee,
and that the hotel will for the Thursday
June a. The charges for the ST. week.
shorter period S7 children, prizes servants ST. horses
S5per month. The Richmond stage from lander.
bits landing four times day Carrie yes can be lad from
thence 10 to The place,
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND PASSENGERS FOR
IN San Frsncisco aud valpar isoThe steamship CITY
OF pITrsBuRG will be at her berth, from Pha ielpha
the sd inst DC prepared to receive small quantity Of
CAt freight for either of the above ports.
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d ~ r. Y M ARK Il II.

FRIDAY, March 1916 p ".
We have material variation in quotations for fancy
stocks to report to-day There considerable activity
in the street and about the usual proportion OF trsni
actions time buyers option At the first board Erie
Railroad declined 4 per cent Harlem u, Long Island -,
Norwich and Worcester u Hudson River railroad ad-
vanced y per cent Reading Railroad "a Canton Co x,
United States Bank \. At the board all the fances
hooked blue enough The seles limited, and bat for
sellers withdrawing from the market there would have
been serious decline. This shows whst dangerous
position the large holders occupy Any quantity of stock
pressing for SALE and depending upon purchasers 10
take It, would produce such panic as has not been e.
pszisnesd for ycase,
The receipts Of the once Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port to-day, amounted 10 s9T o18 &c. paymenSs
$3.50, n5 f2-bAianss, s.e4oos5 s.
There has been more activity in Edseworth Land s,ock
htey and prices hove been steadily improving spe-
sa meeting Of the stockholders has been called TO con-
suit upon the expesncy Of taking stock in tho Boston
Tube Company, manufacturing establishment located
o. the Essewcrtb grounds The geographical position Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-20

TRIAL OF CHEvALIER WIKoPF AT GENOA We
publish to-day full report of the very curious
and interesting trial OF Chevalier Wikof and his
associates, for the abduction Of Miss Gamble which
took place at Genoa, in Italy, a few months ago,
and ended In his Imprisonment for fifteen months
1t is translated from Genoese paper. and viii DO
found quite readable.
From the evidence furnished ON the trial, It would
seem that the story heretofore put forth by Thur
low Weed this subject, was full Of exaggeration
and errors, much more TO the discredit Of wikof
than the real trial discloses It appears that Miss
Gamble, though young lady, is no chicken; she
sse herself down at forty years Of age and certainly
according to the eyidence-treated poor Wikoa
with much coquetry and INDIGESTION as to bewlder
his mind, confuse his moral perceptions, and lead
him into the scrape which he must now so much de-
pore. The love letters, tiHas dour, interviews.
and intercourse between the parties are full Of
drolcry and dramatic points, but do not seem by
any means SO criminal the part Of wikor, or 50
innocent on the part Of the lady, as we have been
hitherto led to suppose from the previou. accounts
published. Indeed, from certain indstinct reye-
lations in the evidence, and also from wikoG's
statement, there is some suspicion that political ami
mostly may have cxer;od itself TO procure tho con-
viction md severe punishment inflicted on him.
In bis examination, Wikof calls himself dipo-
mat. As far Us we understand his occupation, he
was sort Of dttdehe TO the British Foreign Office
during Lord Palmerston's administration, and his
business to circulate among the socialists, demo-
Gratis diplomats, and other politicians in Paris-6nd
out thor secrets-nnd the secrets Of all partessnd
communicate such gossip to Lord Palmerston for his
special Amusement and profit Probably some Of the
diplomatic personnges in Sardinia or Genoa, in the
interest Of the absolute powers and out Of hostility
TO Lord Palmcrston, exerted themselves to have him
convicted because they believed him 70 be species
Of diplomatic spy, moving about the continent in the
pay Of England. Wikof himself seems to expect
a pardon from the King Of Sardinia, in oonse-
quence Of these and other atons- with what
success time viii tell,
On the whole, however. the disclosures ON ths
trial arc very interesting aud tend 70 show that a.
though Wikohs conduct, in attempting TO run
away with OF inumidste Miss Gamble, IVES srirind
and foolish TO great extent, yet the previous
coqusties Of the Lady. es disclosed IN the svdsncs
had bssa calculated 10 produce sort Of mental hal
lusination on poor wikon's mind, which may PAL
late, but not destroy, his sriminaiy IN tho ssss.
ROCHESTER HARBoR FREE OF IcH--The ice left
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The Weekly Herald.

EDITIONS FOR CALIFORNIA AND BuRoPB.
The NEw YoRK WEEKLY HERALD, for California and
Europe, win be published at haEpast nine O'Clock this
morning The European malls by the Arctic will close
at quarter before eleven o'clock The edition for home
readers win be ready for delivery at half past ven O'Clock
Single copies, in wrappers, sixpence
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recently organised in tho With ward is Milling up rapidly
and win doubt no most beneficial as
tees prominent citizens Of the ward and the well
business habits guarantee ofits susse pub
lie meeting will 20 hold At No 43 Broadway Bradbury
mt rc room, Monday evening March 22d Sylva1us
Ward President Once for receiving subscriptions, All
Washngten street Of Lairht The shares 800
Aoathy Dues, So Entrance Fec, 81. New York Express
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1feman,s Spring Style Of Hats wore mtrs-
sssd q Satuuday he 18th TebruAsy Gentlemen IN want
"a MAJ sspcss ssyh sad quality, are invited call
GENIN, No. ia Broadvay-
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Wigs and 1oupce&-Batchelor'sn new style
NWis are ths nsst perfect imitation
Jet invented Those wanting article should
call At EATCHEL0Rs celebrated Wig Factory No Wall
street. where found the largest
Ia the ctsy. Copy ths address.
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reply 70 the lset attack Building Associations will sp
pear In tbe Sunday Courier OF bsdes another
nstalment OF the who's and what's Of the Common
Council some curious particulars about Chcvaer Wkon
and great variety Of choice reading the latest news
by ttsgraphi sales Of stocks b. Tor sale every rhsr
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spring style OF Hats nnd Gaps for Gentle.
men sna boys great variety and snsvrpasssA every
desirable BY any n tia sy a. The enc prsss
etsrs iZo CAnd srsst, d. W. KELLOGG.
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Spring style OF Gentlemen's Hats now
fonl weather prepare for fair Our pattern
isslf being al pretty sleeAnt and cen
lining the double advantage Of hghness and durability ~
WOODS. the halter, o77 Broadway, Niblos GNrden.
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The Lantern No, Ia las ned fo-dav-RnrI,

sppliesi9p secure copies Groa. fun .h
satire See particularly cartoon Departure Of Mission
aries for Japan, Far Seeing Philanthropy "Its And
Euts Maine Law Fights" &C., &c. Richest nunbsr yst
Twenty four splendid Illustrations.
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Commercial Bank, Perth Amh0y.--E.
Evans 20 ~ FULTON street. redeems notes this bank
- per cent Discount In payment for ready made
sistbng
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after experimenting for many years. producing liquid
Hair Dye which operates precisely the
the natural oo1rns sua injected from the scalp the
From ave TO ten minutes Is sufficient TO change white
red sandy hair to brown black Instead of
being injured It improved and whereas all
other hair dyes scorch sud shrive the fbres 1t applied
and sold Wholesale and retail at CRIsTADOROs wig and
scalp establishment, No. 6 Aston House.
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ANTHOLOGY. &c

N ATlvITIES, NATIyITIEs, NATIvITIBS.--RvERY
one through The length and breadth ~ the land, should
Nc IN posseseion OF h nativity II Ia horoscope book
OF reference Of future events all carefully calculated and
noted on paper after the position the planets be
the destiny Of the individual wishing his nativity All tho
nays are drawn and based the first principles
natural philosophy 1t Is which every should
have for bsss5: entering on any enterprise q
two blocks below Broadway, viii be attended to- prepaid
Aistt1 from Hon. D. r. the.ysen member Of Congress-
Aseordng p.cns hereby .sa0yl.aso the receipt o.
predictions have happened you them written
down have therefore, every conAdenss in the
and daily look them. Yours, &c, &C. d. y TIIONP.
SON, n &. 70 C. ". Robsek. Ne. 8 white street.