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Very Late from Central America.

We have received files Of the Gaceta de Guatemala to
the 18th of May, and tn Gacea del Salvador to the 3oth OF
April In the first Of these States The President Rafael
CaTera after having taken the advice OF the Council OF
State had proclaimed decree to repress the abuses Of
the press We translate the principal Articles
NO person can publish newspaper without the autho
rzation Of the and giving security of $500
to ~ COO to the government under penalty the cons
cation OF the printing Office in Of nfacton Of
that clause
The responsible editor Of any periodical publication
will give a security fixed by the government
NO paper l. permitted TO appear without the
ton Of The Minister Of the Interior who will
copies before it's distribution Offenders will be subjected
to six months or years imprisonment. q fine of $500
to 0O0.
The same paper publishes the letter of President Fill
more to the President of the republic of Guatemala in
which he congratulaes Sr Rafael Carrera upon his cleo
ton.
Mr. John Bozman Kerr Charge dATaires Of the United
audience.
Mr. Frederick Chatfeld before leaving Central Ameri-
in which he resided tor eighteen years express. ed TO
thanks for the attentions and benevocncc which he had
always received from them. lie left Guatemala on the
I'd of May.
Ton Felipe Molina and sr Felix Dotres both charges
daares the former in the United States and the latter
in France are also nominated plenipoeniary ministers
The Gdcea del Salvador give notice Of the arrival and
brief residence Of Mr. Kerr Charge d'Aifaires of the
United States who received by the inhabitants with
every mark of respect and pleasure
These two countries appear TO enjoy the most perfect
tranquility and happne under the wise admnstra-
ton VI Francisco Duenas and Rafael Carrera.
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TWELVE DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
.~N~>~~~>>~~N>~N>~>~~
q II r " A u
OF THE
STEAMSHIP ILLINOIS.
With s., 100000, Five Hundred and Twenty-Five
Passengers, and the Nails.
GREAT SLAUGHTER OF INDIANS.
Sc, &C.. SC.
GREAT SLAUGHTER OF INDIANS.

The steamship Illinois, Lieut., II. J Hartsten arrived
this morning with advices from San Francisco to May
q being twelve days later than previously received
'saois left Aspinwal on the night Of the 4th inst
- IN seven days and Eve hours-the quick
e vsr made She b. ugs slSooooo 525 passengers and
the mails.
The Sierra Nevada sailed from Aspinwan June Sd for
Now York via Kingston, The Illinois passed her on st.
Domingo ON the It'll inst.
The steamship Oregon had arrived ct Panama with 3s4
nassencers the steamer New Orleans with &c. and the
thinner ship Reindeer with lOO making in all 5e4. The
Illinois brought away 625 Of the above
The Panama railroad had been extended four miles
and in two weeks it would be extended two miles
further bringing up to the crossing few miles below
Gorgona.
There had been great slaughter Of Indians on the
south fork Of the Trinity river One hundred and fifty
were killed at one time The Indians had murdered
Mr.. Anderson.
Annexed is the
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SPECIE LIST PER STEAMSHIP ILLINOIS.

TIE PRINTING OF CoNGREss.-We expect to see
the knotty question which has engaged both houses
Of Congress for such length of time during the
present session, taken up again in very short
time, and some decided action had upon it in refe
renee to the newspapers at Washington. Hitherto
the compromise wings and the compromise demo-
Gratis endeavored to get mp coalition in favor of
giving the printing of Congress to the Union and
the Republic newspapers But this would not take,
and will take less than ever. The influence of
the recent important doings in the Baltimore Con-
vention will be felt in Congress, particularly
on the subject of printing, as well many other
matters of the like kind. We expect, therefore,
soon to perfect union completed between the
different sections and factions Of the democrats in
both houses, and the printing of Congress given, in
certain proportions, to the Union and the Southern
Press newspapers-the two organs Of the different
sections Of the democratic party. These journals
want food and raiment and the important character
of the approaching contest will render it necessary
for their friends to furnish them with some of the
tools Of trade.
We are against all this system of Congressional
patronage, which is only another name for buying
and selling. Congress should establish printing
department in the government, independent of all
newspapers at Washington, and. leaving journalism
to take Of itself throughout the country, they
should print and publish their own documents and
their own national organ, in such way as to give
dignity to the government. But we do not expect
this mode will be adopted in the approaching scram-
BILE for the Presidency. The nominations of Pierce
and King, and he very good platform which the
Baltimore Democratic Committee has put forth,
will, however. soon produce corresponding unani-
nifty in Congress, on variety Of important points
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the Art Union. The trial Of John w. Meal
pin, for embezzleInent. occupied the remainder
OF that day and all the uAyt Thursday. 1t termi-
rated in aeonvietion one of tbs witnesses for the
""'ns commit ed for perjury. Yesterday,
defence 'sr, vss convicted ofhigh-
Peter Hollis, an ola oHsN. :, young lad named
way robbery, together W.T." a ten years aal-
McRae. They were senterc,. wrr'l.r, charged
prisonment. The trial of Edwin a check for
with forging his employers NAME 20 rted till
$3.50, was part heard, and the jury sela', with
Monday. TIE ease Of Geo. Bovine, ina4e nix
Captain Rowe ana White, for the extensive ba
forreries was called on, but postponed again till
Wodre. lay next. The Court sits to-day for the
DISPOSAL OF matters OF law before it, among which is
4 demurrer to the Indictment against the Commits
sioneis Of Emigration, which stands for argument,
The great press Of important political news has
hitherto unavodably excluded our full reports.
The report in favor of the Wall street ferry was
last evening adopted by the Board of Assistants,
notwithstanding the veto of the Mayor. The Board
coneurred in an ordinance for additional appro-
priation for real estate. The appropriation was
$50 900 dollars for the year, and purchases made
amount to Si06 $50, of which $l03, $50 is for the
new city cemetery on Wards Island and $l2l 100
further is required for police stations and engine
houses. They also concurred in an appropriation
Of S3 600, expenses Of entertaining the officers OF
the Dutch frigate Prince Of Orange
The steamship Baltic, with four days later news,
may be expected to-day or Tomorrow.
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MAD CELrsrE.Ths distinguished artistic has been the
attractive star Of the Broadway theatre, during the
week in the celebrated DRAMA written by the author
the :" French Spy" called the Wizard SkiG,n and
Aubers grand ballet opera OF La Bayad.ren We have
always admired opera and baeson the evening but
1t is rare to see both combined in piece such the
"Bayaderen The united exertons Of Mad Celeste Mr.
and Mrs. Seguin, and Mr. Bishop have delighted the
visiters Of the metropolitan theatre. and the stage ar
rangcment by Mr. Barry has been in Keeping with his
taste and judgment manager. We shall have ballet
next week 10 the three principal theatres of
Broadway-the French ballet at Nibo's Mad Celeste at
the Broadway and the Rousset Family Castle Garden
1t would appear from this that dancing is the ascen
dant and so long ballet roupes individually and
collectively maintain the present high artistic talent it
will ipcrease and probably Donetus troupe Of trained
animals will select the Warehouses Of Batavia to appear
the principal daseuse of the troupe for edcation
and amusement OF the upper ten and Of the
vocal goats will give from the most approved
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badness and Gray Ha,r-u, p.r,on Fluid.

Tins /. decidedy The most and cure los is.
eafes Of the hair such restrn promo frosh
and uxurant growth where lhldress place erl
eating all eanaruh and scurf AM whore n, air lag
gray, bringing IT. back its ,ri1pa cGlar IL Is vol
known that the latter disease often which
quite unnatural caused by violent seton If te brain
such as severe affection, deep stndy, anxiety mind &c.
winch create matien. causing Tire har ali o By
the use OF the Hyperion this
Pete reaction takes place restoring the hair to is
hue, and impartng TO IL glossinss OF The liant
description Sold wheesae and retail by A. h. D Sands
100 Fulton street Rushton, Clara Co 273 ana Rice *
Smith 727 Broadway; VIM H. Cary Co., 245 pear preet
and by the druggists and perfumer throughout world
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Court Calendar-Ihis aay.

UNITED STATES Dis1RIcT Contradictions
SurRtME CsuRr-General rerm-Argument continued
Special Term-ln general term AZ IL o clock be-
fore Judge Roosevelt.
SUfrBoh Contradictions in General Term
COMMON PLEAs-Part Mos. 6o5 li17, L 10 to l2t7
inclusive tall odd numDerS) Part 2-7l2 ia 726 7oo
7o2 763 76S, 770 772 re 77s $50 7si 1856 7sS, 40
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The most astonishing results are being

produced by tie rsc of GILMAN lair bye Its doing
what has been done before changing gentcmans
hair, vlfkers, moustaches from 70 whte or grizzly
gray TO permanent jet black teaui brown, as
quired in minute For sale by this inventor T. -. Oil
man, Chemist City of Washingon and ~ New York ny
Sc li.Ien Bros Co., log John street. A. u. ~ sands
Fulton street, Rushton Clark Wells Cos ~ Phiadel'
yhia w Dyott Sona, and iy druggists Throughout tie
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and will not admit single block Of the vulgar Pcrrine
TIE Bowery boys will then be looked up to as the
leaders Of fashion and directors of bon ton and will
not permit their promenade to be defled by the
conomptble appearance Of the hatitues OF Broadway
They will exclude the of tight grdiron pants
broadbrimmed eaaDelus, almost hdiag from view the
shallow beneath white kid. and Partisan NOUS
tsehes These degenerate pecimens of the genus homo
will lie condemned to wander like evil spirits along the
dcsoate sidewalks Of what the Of the gay
wealthy ana beautiful and the Bowegy will attain
height fpndor and magnifcence beyond what Broad.
way ever could have hoped for.
Next in rank the Bowery theatre. under It's new
re s,e with Lola Monies to begin the revolution will
stand the Aston Place Opera House which is undergoing
process Of publication the paws of troupe of espec-
tale monkeys who will purge it from its disagreeabe
ffhy odor, and communicate TO IL such air Of gen.
tily it lad before under the management OF
the Fifth cedsh aristocracy Hambln however,
is fully determined to place his theatre far above the
reach Of all competition The first engagement with the
famous ex Queen of Bavaria, to begin Monday week,
will attract splendid audiences and he will maintain the
position and reputation Of his establishment regardless
Of all expense in administering to the public qualification
We understand that he will make muncen offers to
Albon and Sontag to Maberlin Revere and Sangovani
to organize Italian opera his stage and will engage
such European celebrities will far eclipse the petty
hbitions of all the other theatres and successfully
pete with even the Grand Opera House to be estab
lished in this city.
Hambin commences his magnificent operations by
bringing forward the renowned Lola Monies on Mo""-
2ist inst aud will work out his great project hv
the services of other distlnuu,shaa -. securing
is practising a.srsud D.-' tastes. His orchestra
to Bro ..-se oi music ehttieo a. Requiem
..auway," and Lola Monies is to have words com.
posed for by young Mr. Ware and sing it in Of her
new dramatic pieces. Mr.. Hambln and Lola thus CON-
mence great revolution destined to effect the mighest
results in the imperial city Of universal Yankeedom that
have as yet tranpred in its history Lola the greatest
revoluionist Of her day and leaves Kosuth and Knke
Mazaini Louis Blanc, and Ledru Rollin far behind her
The Rowery theatre, brushed up and polished is the
largest house in this metropolis and will hold fully %
thousand persons without bursting The Bowery hence
forth to be the fashionable street The everlasting
bin has made his affidavit to the prediction.
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have oIen,a their Paris Millinery ~ - ~ 3t Spring
St. I'd block wet Of Brraawey Mad. i.e- inform
ladies that she eoos ont 70 fnsesry winter aud
selects the latest and choicest had
invites the ladies to call and anime fr themselves FOR
have styles Of ionner that he found amy
other store In this ely, az Triges low.
BMillinera suppied ri,h tnGt.ts aud country
merchants supplied ny h-o all kinds =
ed 4 altered
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gradual paralysis of the roots, BaNtSS RaLyeue
remedy tins and, by peculiar actiop uron the coloFor
glands restore the former color nSu,ng s mecca n
Itcan be APPLIED without material ncon' onenos.
centt per bottle For sale ut the dor us Grand
street, ard at Nos w Broadway, 20 Nascten Srees Il,
Hudson street, ~ Bowsfy and III Houston stleet.
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used in the fashionable ere a. In Waahingt
Gentlemen who wear whskers mO,ntas,ce o. .Fsy ar
reddsh hue wling 20 attend ln or MARTY mn snoea
n suit o. black ey deyotng on, additional in thcr
tofet IN usiBr the very oclchra Wne eada th,
notice Fer sale in New York by scleic in Broti sr, 90
~ u Sends, Rush.ob Clark welis Coz la t.ni a.
Knitted State. S"'-'- Wv
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DOUBLE SH E EFT
Mails for Europe.
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD
The American mail steamship Arctic, Capt Luce, VIII
eaye this port at TO day for Liverpool The mails
will close at half past ten o'clock this morning.
The Nrw YoxK WEEKLY HERALD viii be published
:. half mas, nine clock It will contain the latest
printcd in French and English. Single copies in wrap
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store gray hair TO its original color. and badness
shpene, Wholesale and retail at III Chambers street,
smiths l6 Canal street Rice Smith rs roadway os.
street Hill Colby, 1875 Broadway Henry Demarct GG
broadway; ; Freedman ~ Grand street Cooper & Town
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W. gaze and turn away, we know not vince
Daizlod and drunk with beauty, till the Tear,
Reels with its fulness thtre-foreyer there
Claimed TO the chariot Of trum phaut Art.
We stand as captiyts and would not depart.
r Away! there need no words, no terms to suit
he paitry jargon of the common mart.
,,Mhere bold Pretenoe Rus Folly a mute,
WINE every the wondrous skill Of Root
~ ehiae Harold didn't precisely that he would havs
so ~ instead Of signing in the galleries of forence
1868 Broadway. ~ " 0-' ~
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readers to article published Ia ts paper headed
cursiop To- the Lake OF Beauty " written ~ lady
from the South wh has just visited Lake Ld select
site her future home she Is oe rhed with The
and hops citizens viii i.i thi- beautiful place. An
Excursion for Lake Land the 10th inst limited piun
Der Of tickets may be had by applying to CHARLES WOOD
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A Fact, estnblished hey ond a ,,ouht. !,
The Cause of Gray Hair Is a sudden q,

there Is greater luxury smoker thaa that pudding
the flavor Of real genuine Havana 4ar such can "a
Obtained at JAMES sADLEk'S, ~, l97 Broadway.
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The Rocky Mountain Renvcr-Uoxv :.

freshiEely cool does the simple
tound-so erggesye Of ghtne sIiness comfort Int
You would realize its atta tions visit KNOWS Us
Fulton street and examine his assortment would
decide yu ana the havy black hat would be discarded
once in its favor Knox has also supply
Straw Hats. Chdrens Cans Hats 81 ~ SUPERIOR excel
lence which he is selling at his
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The Union Forever Is IN. N,tch,vo,sr .,

tie politicians II both parties hut FREEMAN the halter
at the Union Hat store 20 Fulton street would call your
attention 70 his large assortment summer Hats Drab
beavers Panamas Leghorn Braid very variety oy
straw ats to be ourd in the market Whit. beaver 80
and 81; Pahamns 81 to 50; Stack silk rrt e to
liam and Gold. A. FREEMAN
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the silyery prab Beaver sold Wy the Peoples Haers Of
10 ltiark row IT, he appreciated il needs but t. DO
seen Its lifhtness Il dis ingIishng feature ainr IL
particularly appropriate FIR Hat rnisLer
Union; No. ii Park opposite the House. Pieces
and A1ees,
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The martial at Ringgod barracks Is sn progress
ing though with what result have been able To as
certain We learn that most Of the higher officers Of this
the eighth military depart mt are present at the session.
and that business Of Importance Is engaging its dcbcra
tions.-Brounsriue .5me icdn Flag Mav2
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The Queens Life Gunrds. In London. are

Celebrated Tor their thick, heavy Grahams
OhRnont viii produce wikerh and shes In
(ths posye) Strange Ms II appsbrs one bottle
cient to try IL and perfectly harmless to the skim 81
bottle sent to any part OF the try city.
X. q. GRAHAM, IL Ann street.
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Show Cases show Cnse..-A lang. ,.so,,-

ment constantly hand; also Cases ii every os ripon
made 70 order, of silver Mahogany Redwood BACK Wa.
nut, &c B-atorea ftted mp IL tie n.atc-t s.ylr At
short notice, " H. ". PEE3LFS III Grand street. Il roe
doors east OF Broadway.
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True enjoyment ~ ware weather ~,

hahdfnme We straw nht - 10, old ladys
an infants " luUNE'S straw Hat M.arfactorv on
bo~ery Ne KEEPS the finest stock ard cheap A. can be
found in this city,
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ton about the superiority DAVIES Rocky Mountain
Beaver Hats Their universal popularity is pre- tho
art 1all and inspect them. and judge for yourself W.
= DAVIDS' No. SOl Broadway. second door from Duane
street. Panamas Lesborns, Straw Hats, &C.
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msoa ever oestowcd gu any dagueeotypist in this
Try was awarded 20 NJ brady EOS Broadway Whose mn
riraed collection Of portraits filustrous hath ma
risans and has been As the hast
IN the United states His feent pictures for winch
prize medal awarded at the WORLDS Pair have Laa
pronounced the best specimens Of the
exhibited, and will well repay careful examination
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agueIIeotpes was TO ROOT year. and was tn,
only one gwen anywhere in world in 1851 Since Roo
snsn ork he has the inst premium
no small honor to get the gold medal now when The mr.
Is SO far adyanced few years since il was tiaeren
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Linen Drap dc Etc. Cashmerete. and Tweed Coats in
great variety, elegant make. 81 to S. splendid
ment OF Cashmere Pants, 81 to So Also, variety Of
Vests, 80 cents to S..
1--WE 4 REGAIN No. 1856 Nassau street.
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Green Turtles fFtesIA ,ou,s and stcars
to-day. y n Q41 ~ ....s,r.,t
Soup Elk shnee rer euart sent g. any par 81 tho city,
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We respectfully call the attention orour

Newsbuys, carriers, and supplied oy
j, No 81 Ann street Edit rial office 100 Nassau
street, whore subscriptions will be received
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Fashionable Cloth,ne-Rcndv NJ.


tiemen, who with 20 rcpenis Their vardrobes are invited
to call at ALFRED MUNROE x ca. IS rlothne Emporiuo
Al Broadway where may be found well made goods ex.
clu
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Gentlemen, quot ehildr,n a, nor ti.e MN lor. J


VII oolire = bctonll retcf uoI n 0Ut Inc No.
s'ljty Of failure, rrspc,t Us referred H. IL
Tribune, second page.
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Butler upper corner Of broadway and Murray ,trest
piumbe National Galery) These portraits are on me.
taic surface and equal in finish to the finest mnaturs
painting with the detail Of the 0ce sttns
only is required. Daguerreotypes copied .s
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yourself With Clothing At low prices this inform YOU
that the Empire Clothing Warehouse 20 and I'D
street. and cannot be suited there both to
price and quality you cannot be suited in New York;
SMITH. DRUMnOLD & PROCu.
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donna Nile Albon who said to superior Jenny
was Of the most superb pictures taken Cali and
see H. with hundreds Of others Of most finish nt
63 Broadway The picture taken engraved frsm
~ the artist DAviapon. who will sh9ry pub,
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rum a'dc early on Monday morning uukt tpt ia fh
account Of the Spiritual kapfng st h"lasy etth
ana critical eNaniuat NJ truth ischpod " all
new theories. Price cent
J. u. ToAREY, L Spfuee street.
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Gen, Tnylor the hero of the Newton, xUo,

never ola anything halfway does Mf SOUDERS the
manager Of Gen Tayors Head Quarters rs Fulton street,
corner Of Gold street who sells better clothing at lower
prices than at any pla &c in the city
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Look out for poi.on ia hc MAJ, SIS ..

LOON OUT ioi Eoiro'i - tAo f""'s SIS "a
Prosr4sOrs tul.cb and Isl Nrs ta lyons Haxnr.ie
70 udcr for the der rrcti5u 81 r'hflG .dnuss 30 IA
harmless water. ffIr statement ~
mat under
han d. may he at lyonH, ~ Ernalsay IL NV >
purchas p.isnuOuH their
Those limitations useless uttl u. dsarsr1rs H. h.
has jnst lowered his prices whnlealc "a retail otc
bring his Haeretic w. hfs P,lls n.
ton rats and mice. MILL - Sag! al p,,.- .ax
ts hssA ~ psxs Lyon. ~ BgSAlvAr.
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huise WIZ make her usual trip 60 heuburg and tho
msoia.e AnanFs on Sunday ttomorrow) Leaving fnt
jay street ut hApast seven See adyertsemsnt ox
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g%le can be found IT ll6 WiaR street, CLARKE
who Will make 80 order most beautiful dress frock COZ
Tor SO-tlevery finest $50 recherche sin gle
picce. - ~ - -
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discovered that every one VINO visits Mr. H. Degroots Oak
Hal Clothing warehouse can obtain gentel 6-out
very small amount whore the Advantage offered of
ing from very extensive stock Of superior material and
anufacture.
WIN II DEGROOT. No 81 and Sc Pnltnn street.
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Of the Clothing business not merely for New York
but thirty miles around The fashionable cut aud low
prices its ready elothn subjects of UNIVERSAL
remarkyou hear them spoken Of in stages boats,
rail everywhere The large six story structure
with its recent addition Fulton street is scarcely big
enough for the business transacted there Rogers contem-
plates annexing another building
UNION HALL, corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets.