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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-29

Iotai ioI AooA..s Slo,u3lj
From the LIST Of January to the LIST of September 1851
the amount Of specie exported S27,771 100 being
$9239 1888 than for the corresponding period this
year.
The receipts at the office Of the Assistant Treasurer of
this port to-day amounted to S13s 2IS SO payments,
$25,462 59-balance, SO 7l3 1875 o.
The anthracite coal trade the past week. has been very
largethe largest, think of the seasonthe tonnage
by the three lines exceeding hundred thousand
The Lebgh Navigation for the week ending Saturday
last brought down 36533 tons; the schulk Navigation
for the week ending onThursday tons and the Read
ing Railroad for the week ending the day A. LID
tons The tonnage by the three lines the reaches
29 1902 TONS In relation to the coal trade for the rest
of the season the Miners Journal says -
In two weeks hence the demand will be greater than
the ability to supply Our operators therefore, must be
careful and sell much coal ahead the price must
advance as the demand increases particularly the
production in this region IL limited to about the present
weekly average owing to the want of coliery improve
ments and the scarcity Of Unreasonable in the other
gions the supply is limited for the want of Transporting
facilities The supply Of coal from the Lehgh region
(deducting the two days for which the shipments
made ahead of last years report is about the
last year. The Delaware and Hudson Company, and
the Pennsylvania Company will not increase learn,
000O0 tons this The ncreasen this region
far is 80 271 tons This makes but small increase far
exceeding $1,000 tons from all the regions against
increase Of upwards of 600 600 the period
last year The Delaware and Hudson Company learn,
have sold every ton Of coal they deliver this year
that they out of the market The Coal
Comp have also sold all their prepared coal and have
only small portion Of lump for sale. of this years sup
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Al AHInoNY MADE EASY. on HOW TO Wiz =
~ LAvssa Bessen fsrnsrX :, s sss.
Paid, plata srssess enable islss eselsns. :: .ia
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ANTHOLOGY.

"A lately from Phadtlphia ole Ills services to the 81
tIsps Of New York. He s able 70 fretcil past present.
srs future events Feo-adies 20 cents pentIeunen eli
ksiitss calculated and read In fu VI. according the
orseies and masculine sigma Lsdes, $l gentlemen 81 3d.
Nssisiths calculated adies. ST. gentiemen S. Once
No White street, New Ytrk where letters poet paid
VII receive immediate attention. For psrteuars see
deny Isrsrs Astraiesca Am.rses can No rr.cu.eJ a.
L. sE.,. ca. NLIls sslNtsstts ssL " ..sA.
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NEW YORK, AUGUST 2s 1s52-THE CO-PARTNER-
ship heretofore existing between the
the name Of Edwards& Madden this day dissolved by
mutual consent Either OF the underssned Will settle
DAVID EDWARDS
JOHN MADDEN.
D. Edwards will continue the business formerly at 65
Broadway John Madden will continue the business as
formerly at 557 Broadway.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
PERSONAL.

49,
IFTuE GENTLEMAN WHO BOUGHT WHITE AND
II yellow Setter Dog in Wall street. Wednesday
ing will with r. L. r. rs Lafayette place.
will him favor from the des-
crpton believes be his dog that lost early
the morning. All expenses will be checrully paid
INFORMATION WANTED CONCERNING HENRY
l. Hutchinson sailor VIII to New York about three
ago II shall call No. 90 Seventh avenue, he
will find his brother James
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TN PURSUANCE OF A NOTICE PUBLIsuED IN rue
Alta CONVENTION OF THE DELEGATES ELEcrEp

A ia CONVENTION OF THE DELEGATES ELECTED
attic Primary Elections held In the Third and sixth
yards on the 18th day Of August 1882 20 select dces..s
to the Democratic Republican State Convention 10 be held
AZ Syracuse tho first day Of September At the
Sixth ward Hotel the 2Sh day OF August iss2 on mo-
ton OF Wili.m MoGraw Patrick Broaden was appointed
mously Nfo' - v" ~
choten the delegate OF the Second Assembly District
ncmccratic state Convention be held Syracssc
nr dey ofSeptember next and a. Maouey Of the Third
wsrd DO the alternate delegate TO said convention.
On motion Of Mr.Wiam CraW the wing resolution
was unanmo us1y adopted "'
That delegate TO tho State Con be In
20 present the ofthe Hon Wlism MoMurray
snsensn and
with great by the demoerscv on the city and
county o. New York. while rive bosh srcp 9TH and
reputation TO the state Tickets that our nae
On motion, the meeting adjnurped
,u.,o.r PATRICK BRRADEN, Chairman.
W,sr.s S aeGnAw, 3ssers.srs.
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ACCIrENT TO PRoF. ANDERSON While coming
New York, by railroad yesterday Prof Anderson
IN. wizard in attempting to get upon the cars, noar
N.w Hayop while they we're in motion. made mis- step,
fell lie sin CLING to the railing Of the and
drseged fifty rods. receiving considerable injury
The ain subs. quenty stopped and the Professor
assisted into the lie is stopping at the American
house -Bosfon Bee, jug 20.
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OCULIsTs. AURTsTs AND DENTISTS.

ETHIR IN DENTAL OPERATIONS.-PERS0Ns
h wishing dental operations performed In superior
nsr ~ moderate prices BY dentist OF years extern
Give experience, will find 10 10 their interest leara
erns Ether safely administered in extracting Toohsche
isstantIy relieved. II. q. LUTHER, Dentist
- Prince street, near Broadway.
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L MON COURSE, LONG I8LAND-TRoTTING.--0 R
oro hur- Gay Sept 3D. at balf past H. match FOR
Wv "a ~ heais beat Sir 10 wagon and drive
20 rs'sn ~ lbs o. Da mick ames b. 8. Moscow j.
"h,jpiey names q. shaokle,s
JOHN l. sNEDiKER, Proprietor.
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ARKANSAS ELECTION. The candidates for Co
both democrats and it is pretty certain that
ElifsN Conway tho dirt road y candidate has been
elected by small majority General b. H. Smithson,
the railroad candidate.
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CLOTHING.

EAST OFF CL0THING.-LARGE OR SMALL JAM
~ Titles 81 good lett on wearing apparel wanted ior
when the fn value will be literally given, IN surr.n,
NAhokhi ~, second hand store No III oransestrest
near Chatham street.
EATON = CO, SUCCESSORS or TRYoN EATON,
assot.nsnt ofsoods selected By T. W. Tyon, In LoAdOn
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M R1RoPOLfTAN HOTEL, BRoADwAY-rHD m.
I sropolitan viii be completed and opened The ~
.L u ssEs A9l sskssrcss i:S isisssi bsasa 50 tss
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POLITICAL.

TENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT CONVENTION
Pursuant to the resolution of the Democratic Repub
general Committee of August 5h the delegates the
Tenth Assembly District Convention elected select
egte to represent the district in the State Convention
yened NJ the house of VIM Hancock Fourth
Eshty sixth street on Friday evening August
wsrd was called to the chair and Alexander Gibson ESQ.,
OF The Twelfth ward appointed Secretary Present
Fosho Bernard Mcoabe Gibson Stephen Clark
Thomas Tappan On motion, resolved that
Sentop 20 into ballot to this district
State Convention when, counting the ballots it
sS.sS that Denis Mccarthy Es una1imousy
The proceedings were ordered to be published, and the
Convention adjourned.
FRANCIS J. TWoMEY, Chairman.
ALEXANDER GIBsoN, Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
NoTI1 TO BUTCHERs.-THE ARTICLES OF AS
IN ISOLATION and the Butchers Hide and Melt
,ng Assocation the ensuing year commencing sepsm
Board Trustees. WIN. s. GLOVER, Ses'y'
NOTICE-IT HAS BEEN REPORTED THAT THE
IN Bond Street House Cos Broadway 10 being connected
with the adjoining building In erection The proprietor
DESTROYS Of removing this impression bes leave
to state that he Is prepared TO receive both permanent
and transient guests Elegantly furnished suites Of apart
CaAS PLINTA, Proprietor.
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Sons bern Dsre hsnucsa now pc scuse Hron
shs subscribers srscs Il sss aesssd Assorted
CAssies made had sns cry. xpres'y sa. oli
mate ssssthsr .ith rre ~ Cas- sies So
feys Chseelsfe br ~ extGs quality Lessagss, Gum
Dsspa. Noel Csasy trast rrsps ~ Afpe aad cocoAnat
CreaD, ne ks ~ pfses. la~ n lower shsu the
ALI - fasnd else~ here eTfWARf 4 co.,
vholesais G. nfeesseaers, ssS Pear a.
HAIR Dye.-Base heior's essebrated Liquid
Hair Dye the beet yet a.eoyered fes eorns the
vhiskeFs ths msment - applied. ~osssrfal sod
certainty vk shsh this fafofe asd old es.abshea Hair
Dye psrfrns 10 sstcptshtnG 70 W = sale applied. ~
BsT'hkLohs WIG Factory, Ns.4 Wall street. Csry tho
address.
Crhssaasrs's Hair Pseservsssve md Bsaus
fsr prevent salases sas tsr that sas fallen
81 " become thin aSd 10 shectasy seuf ard dam
drun veil Affections Of The scalp prepared
cRisrADoRo. No sAstsr House.
Ii II now well known that Davis's Rah-
viii change hair ms former eosr without dye
IT, Price so cents per bottle For sale AZ the general
depot No sos GrAnd street. and NJ Nos l92 pro sdwsy 29
HAshngtcn street. 962 adson street. Ia Bowery, New
York Nos. l75 Fulton STREET, aad l~ Atlantic street.
Brooklyn.
No flourish or bagies 1s necessary % Inn
press upon werls the vain, Of CRisrAD0HOs Liquid
Hair human being Who h.s mad IL Applied TO
head viii vsius The richness Of The bro
back Il mparts 10 matehsss Applied and scd ~ Crsta
doro's wig scalp esttbis kment No6 Aetor House.
Private fer applying the dye.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, &c.

NOR SALE.-0NE BLACK HAWK COLT; ONE TEAM
Of large bay Horses; Horse black; bay
Horse; one black Pony, warranted TO mild
minutes The 81 ack Hawk Colt trot In 90 and
is as sound as dollar The team good stylish drivers
warranted sound Inquire at the Brooklyn Basaar
Liberty street, Brooklyn.
uSoR sALE-A SPLENDID BLACK HORSE, 16h
hands high; seven years old hne pleasant driver,
aud beautiful PADDLE hoIse warranted sound and
kina In All respects Also set of light double Harness.
Can be Al the lumber yard corner Of Monroe and
Montgomery streets.
CADDLE HORSE FOR SALE-A STYLISH SOkREL
- Mare years old is hands high sound and kind PAGES
os ard caners under the sddle has also been 70
leap VIII stand without trying Price S5. Can DO seen
~ stables Of sAMMls WHEELER SO Henry street. near
Market.
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There was slight, very slight improvement in the
stock market this morning At the first board there
activity and time sales form the bulk of the sales
Cumberland Coal Company declined to- day = per cent
Nicaragua, "a Florence and Keyport, u. New Jersey
Zinc went up u per cent Canton Company, 4 Nor
wich and Worcester, u stonngton. Il Harlem. u.
There large lots Of stock offered to- day and looks
to though the bears involving themselves
little too deep They will get caught in their trap
The steamship Ohio, from Aspinwa with thirteen days
later from California and upwards OF two millions Of
gold dust board is nearly due at this port The
rival Of this amount Of treasure must give fresh impe
tus to the money market, and up little the srin
gency that has been lately experienced The shipments
Of specie during the present week have been larger than
usual There having been two steamers from this port
this week. the opportunity has been made available,
which accounts for the increase -
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GRAMERCY HOUSE CORNER OF TwKNTIETH
N street and Broadway, New York. Ia now open 10 the
public II contains hundred and hfty rooms furnished
In the most elegant STYLE With every possible conveuenca
win be kept the american and European plans.
the prophet determined that shA rAnk
snons tho beat family hotels in the world.
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TOR CONGRESS, CONRAD swAcKuAMER-DEMo

FoKR, SoNGhEss CONRAD
M Thomas ecrsett called to the c aaFu and Mr.
MILAN ssan was Secretary or motion
GongIessonal pemoGrsts Convection, which carried
John Dover Patrick Brown who we're unanimously eiecs
sS the ON 81 t. with
m n . for to be se at an
in ' nsmsy saS
nns % Dew and Brown After
ing adiourned THOMAS CoRBETT, Chairman.
An adjourred meeting o. the Democratic Republican
q the se9TIS ws' held az s h0u Of p
pose sleesns delegates to meet City
%
On Samuel i hs @ dy Of S es s
Thomas Groy was elected Secretary On ntou that
supper tha; the PC to
cras 70 h sn York 1s and
Resolved That we will give undivided support for
SAMUEL B. SCOTT, Chairman,
At meeting Of the ocratic Electors of Third
Barter on tie above date the following sensemsn we're
in SS9Sn as delegates to the ft
ppygsrt Alexander Ale sspaerson samuel wslch Gordon
reanar ballot three persons To- represent this ward n
ts On % an Lott D. D
pointed teers. On counting the ballots. samuel wech,
the votes cast and notion those gentlemen declared
unanim2usly elected as such delegates motion the
in the Independent Press and Chronicle York Herald
G. II. WILLIAMS Secretary
AT AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE DEMO.
county Of New York. held at the house Of W. a. Dun,
lap isi Fulton street II said city on the 2h day q Ag
said city and county Of the 9th inst John savage, ESQ
represent said district in the Democratic state Convnon
s1e held yrseu,e on the st iseptember 1861 and A.
Resolved The deIerse rspreen9iss tss district sc
worthy and highly esteemed senator William NsMurray
candidate Lieu tenant Governor provided the
PETER A. cRASSrSr, Secretary. 800
In. PURSUANCE OF A NOTICE PUBLISHED ~ THE
tho delegates from the first aud Second wards Of The
city Of Ees York met this evening August 2sth Inst At
Assembly fss II h enc
sSn a. s r Ss
Gsnne;ssy jeSs BRADY John knsSsn ana M.sesi Ryan
Chairman, and John Hepne,ssy Secretary Jane, $ LIB
Patrick Dsssan Michael csrmoss " sssoai
ogmsop e Mr. Si.ss Resolved
Mr. G9inip, and the gentlemen claiming admission
IL Wss sep ON Notion Resolved TIA. william
the hereby appointed sssSe dsss,s
semby District in the State Convention mees at Syra
ouse, September !, 1852, at12 o'clock At noon
Resolved That the delegate this district instruct
So s " and
On motion, adjourned.
JOHN HEYNEssEy. Secretary.
ATA CONVENTION OF THE DELEGATES ELECTED
at the Primary Elections. held In the Third and sixth
wards on the 18th day Of august 1852 select delegate
to the Democratic Republican State Convention TO be held
a on tho frat day Of September next held at the
Ard ths ~
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Dngusrreoty by Brady.-Tho public
Invited TO examine the Prze Pictures
hihitsa Worlds Fair together with large collec
az the portraits Of ost of the distn Of
esuntry IT sRADYs Gallery, 25 Broadway, corner Of
Fulton street.
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-
MRS. MEARs's FRENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING
1 and day school, for yoens adss q, West gisssash
street, between Fifth sixth svenues wt open
Saturday, September sh hrs Mears has made
nent for omnibus TO convey her pupils " and from
school.
MRS. A. THIBAULT WILL BE Prepared FOR rHg
1vI return OF her pupils Tuesday. september ]. Is
Washington place.
III PEUGNErs INSTITUTION. n BANK STREET.
IL will re open on Monday, VI 9th Of September.
CPANIsH LANGUAGE-A DE p. BAEZ WILL ADJ
- init few scholars TO join already formed New
classes for beginners adies and gentlemen separately
constantly forming Private Lessons also syen ~ be once
in part Of the city Transstons correcsy made
Address 2s9 Broadway, room No. .. hrst hoor
T,o AMATEURS ON THE vIOLIN.-L MEYER, PRO
fessor Of the violin, and leader ~ ooa Mnssfele u
bis system OF payibs and sing
Ing at sight in twelve lessons For terms We apply 70 l.
MEYER, 1893 Grand street. Success guaranteed.
IIOBOKEN-MR. L. DE GRAND-vALS PRIVATE
Boarding ard Day schi for bsys, No; Hudson
viii reopen the tt Of September The Of
instruction comprises oil the branches Of classical
merea educson the French vocal music, draw
ing and fencing. Terms Sls0 to 500 per Aannm; dag
scholars at moderate charges.
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regular mail steamer Express by steamer Ohio Mon lay
September 9TH at 4 NJ, charge of Mr. John J. Kelly
our who goes through to Destination
WELLS. FARGO 4 CO., Office IL W all street.
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To TIE EDITOR OF TIE NEW YORK HERALD

ITO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD
Dear Sir we have with SURPRISE statement in
the Herald Of Friday, the 9th current, ticket
headed T. G. Burns and voted for at the primary
election is styled the Charlck ticket Your
been nnfOrmed in this matter being probably mod BY
to throw odium his opponents under the
All is fair in politics. If be required by which
designate ticket, call the Democratic
Ticket Of he First ward depending for support the
exertions of majority of the democratic
ward who are opposed to the misrule clique who
support the of ward ia
Of Aldermen Youis respectfully, Martin Crcger, VII
liam Wilson Bernard Dutey, Alexander Brute Charles
MeCay, William Crummie Jam Lup gan James Barber,
IhomasC Burns democratic voters Of the First ward
EoURTEENTH WARD.-IT HAS BEEN STATED
u that was connected with making ticket 10 oppo-
stion to the Pierce and King ticket this
Tort untrue did not recognize any other
only that headed Pierce and King.
JAMES MULLI0AN, l27 Grand street.
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ana witer Cothng for the Southern and Western trade
Ia ready for Inspection We respectfully invite Western
and souhen merchants T. examine tho same before pur
chasing ~ will we'll repay them, being
" well known STYLE and suited to a sections
Of the country. Prices uniform and low.
D. A. j. DEYLIN 80 and 35 John street.
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sspn reservation. The best ever invented Be-
ware o. Equally celebrated Is 0ourauds Med-
Gated sesp for saps rimrls feckies saowness chaps
ses ke Poudre subtitle uproos hair from any part
~ che hsay Liquid Rouge LAZY White and Hair Gloss, ~
6y W siter street, near Broadway.
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FOR SALE.

~ ni:ysu.te in she delightful and aourshins
seis. q sssecn lana i"suains hickory grove
n Tho rear bminutes walk rom the railroad depot $50
81 ,hs wnG.n.ha,s On premise; srss
pa and sinSs
viii .''Ss o
o. about 100 rods rom The house VIII BE- Exchanged
p p,- city property. Apply to HOMER MORGAN, Ne l
CALEDONIA TlCKETs-oNE FIRST CABIN TICK
:, Tor lady or gentleman by vsndsrbiiss line via
FoR SALE, "A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE
Hudson river sbops fifteen ride from
Of snd the house Is built IN So. sss
*. r afs 's Of running stream fitted with an
closet &c The grounds laid with great care and
sS,ossshs S1'tds's% 9sa on. si
ire most and retired residences in the neighbor
" - V ~ pNfs,'S.t Sa aEl'y 70 Wall street,
EoR sALEaTnE LEASE AND FIXTURES OF THE
ns Of s
eight months to run At very low rent Sold conse-
iihf 70 to and
Fos N az c.TY
s s rS% Point Aso Farm tna
JOHN 'Hain dS
FoRsALE ATA Low PRIoE-A VERY SUPERIOR
"a octave finno In mahogany case nearly new at No.
EOR sALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE. SITUATED
at Huntington, Suffolk county l.; modern house,
with carriage and In the bost ORDER ground
shtss Of an at,e ase9y laid out and
nunosiion With the city by railroad and steamboat
,mesa day For further particulars apply James Cou
street. NswIori V v o. " a. 'A'n'' . NASSAU
EoR sALK-THE HOUSE AND LOT, NO. 100 Sew
h esn street near iompkIs square Lot 70 by 70 fset
Amos street. corner Of Factory lot % feet by IS feet c.
house two story and sc and two story stable Fine oca
cn for grocery or other business Apply to HOMER NOR
HOUSES FOR SALE OF ALL CLASSES IN NEW
York Brooklyn, aud Williamsburg. Farm for sale,
% miles from this city and desirably located. PEET
CTEAM FERRY OR row BOAT FOR SALE CHEAP,
- s9 tons so inch cyn feet stroke in order
and copper ertd Can be a. the foot Of Montgomery
street opposite the sugar house, East river For further
STEPHEN ROBERTS. snipsmi.n 1868 South
street, or 3i7 Cherry street.
CTEAMBoAT.-FoR SALE. THE JOHN r.. vINToN,
~ plying the ferry route between Hnverstraw and
Boseobe She IFS feet long. with low pressure
boiler The boat be any time the For
further particulars inquire OF David Num- Hayerstraw
John r. Conger Boscobe or John Peek, 20 Cliff street.
ITO DRUGGISTS AND PHYsICIANs-FOR SALE
tho stock fixtures, and good win Of Drug store we'll
somely fitted up. complete assortment Of drugs
chemicals No. Apply ut No. 222 Cana street, Of
Hudson.
WATCHMAKERs, AND JEWELLERS TOOLS
w watch Msterisls, Stubs. Tools and Files, Turning
athes Of all szos &c, imported msnaastuTed and for
No. sc Chatham street. three doors from Chambers.
VVINDow ORNAMENTS FOR sALE-2ooO CoRNICEs,
800 dor Curtain Bands, 500 doz. Curtain Pins 100
''' c'rn''' Ends T. ana Street
Sole Agent for G. Decouracier.
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WILL mu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. INV SsyHo
A vixs are perfect imitation 81 nature
"a v..s rhs.s .sa,iss vsry sursr:r article snarlS
street, b found The largest best assssmens
n sks sssy. Cory hs adersss.
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pEARL KEYED PIANoS-$1 900 TO ANY ONE
that csn that pearl piano keys
mere durable the end cheaper than any article
before got for the ranofrte They change
color any by age same as ivory but always
msnufaetorer Of pearl porte monnas knife handles cane
heAds thin pearl, &c, &c. to order. B. Ga octave
pearl Keyed Piano from the best city makers for sale
warranted OF the best made To be
seen for bv prosr teachers or those about
puIchasins my residence 100 Lsurens street, from TO
Jpn.
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article and effective remedy for badness grey hair,
ke., IN the World. Sold By all tho principal Druggists
beth bottles for - cents
She TRADE literally dealt With. Wholesale onic. 6i Broad
ear. u THOMAS LYON.
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ssAIs prspsoa Cor chanting rrey hair ana curing bale-
ssms aaa stamp The said Leves obtained the recipe
from a. Indian wow. Tho public must beware Of
.inprsvsnssts has haricd the chemise-esreciail
~ Who thai has made cne s.a Patient
sAfr and RESEARCHES In relation 70 the diseases Of
sAs ksh /" Perhaps he became acquainted with botany
LovETs once. ia Chambers street.
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Ener,sh Mutton and English BE cf.-A Roa


saddle South Mutton; also surlon OF ct prime
Ep rsh per Atlantic will be served this
DAY a. two o'clock precisely, at KEEPS Restau-
rsu Broadway
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No House do not up to the promise of his
r,iements let him be censured brsggsnt and a
rretenaer Gentlemen invited to give his system OF
trial and il he does not produce perfect
Mt they proclaim the failure
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Wigs, Wtgs, Wsgss-8tranGcrn are In
80 ths hest Isse GET ornamental hair 10 u
MEDuuRSr 3 nGARDfs, Maiden lana. where thsy
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