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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-14

SILENT AS DEATH Since the democratic moini-
nations at Baltimore, the Southern Press, Of WASH
ington--the organ of the secessionists-has been
silent as death. What is the meaning OF this Z
Does it give up the ghost Has it taken to cold
wafer Does it intend to die by inches Does it
shut its eyes to the events going on around it, in
which every journal Throughout. the country par
ticiIates and talks about If the Southern Press
does not make up its mind to take side or the
other, ard to express its opinion, j. viii soon be
squeezed to death between The neither and upper
millstones
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-14

s she Of the Canton Ioa gomnany l25
Chatham street, itetweoE Pearl aud EodsG OF tho oaet
Tea frtathnDt IN the lily. Wo ageure oaT rtadrg hAt
Aar % 81 latter inp 'c Ehtre ethor az sgel.s9lc ~
seta.s ia,y na'ee.w 20 sr,rei stores.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-14
I,,,xc .hc Cycnet,s down on tho azure LAX

the beautiful gcssamer lk Coats Of every hue aud
co0r found In variety the Empire Clothing
Wa.ehouse 100 and I22 Fulton street. To the man
thon they Indispensable a.tcleoombning easy
thin covering for summer and IF sucn beautiful mator
that they be in full drees This is article
m ourselves sud cannot &c unt at any other estab
iishment in New J ork. Price. So 30 each
SMITH, DHUMGOLD PEOCH.
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CrtstatIoYo,s LIQUID Iyn,r Dvc-Th,s nro.

ptraon has bctn tested by hundreds of both and
nae already taken the rst place in the class Of toilet
articles applied and sold Wholesale and retail Mt CRIS-
IApoRo'S wig and scalp establishIaent No. Aston
ueuee Private room for applying the DYE and fitting
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-14
Breaking up orthc Art. Unson.-The Judges

have decred that this Institution il Illegal and those who
hold tickets will get pictures this year after
then they such snihccnt Daguoreotypes at
Roots 63 Broadway trat they will miss the nler
feet snd expensive psintngs. Go TO Root who, in
junction with bright sun has formed Union
that nothing except the the senior partner put
sop to.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-14

fcnned to dispute the adaptahity Of the hat
covering for the human head they cannot gains,y that
good and well made hat, is the sign of welbred
gentemanly Even philosophy itself looks shabby n
Of hcm beavers which have not passed through kuox
hands KNOX fo 25 Fulton street OF the hest Aud
decidedly the scientific city Hs
hate easily told at glance, they remarks
for peculiar light and elegant look, which il extremely
pleasing the eye, although they unsurpassed for
confor. aud economy. America in the making or
hats and Knox il upon the whole, little M i2S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-14

FOR eniy sg white L.sl.h stone Dining sets, 100
band french China Tea set u pieces Tor sol vasiety Of
other useful articles In tho China nlns
Packing particularly attended to. s' wy "f'
J.B. KERR, 50 Chambers street, below Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-14

DagueeoJ was given SO ROOT last and the
anywhere in the world In 1851. Since Root
has in New York he 40 taken the hIs premium
Eleven first prizes have been asaracl to him. IL is
small honor TO get tho gold medal when the art
is far advanced; Few years since II different
uatts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-14

HUMPHREY 80 Broadway corner Of White street having
p,rshassd largely AZ the late large auees sas viii dPos
~ she came at the following low prices yeyets 1885,
ssriss. Pal Brussels es Thrsspiy Is to H.; Ingrsins,
~ toos, and all other goods equally low.
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ADVERTISEMENTS REsEWED EVERY DAY.
--s-a+----~ ----es----~s 49, - -
SOCIETY MEETINGS.


CONVENTION OF THE CIVIC SOCiErfES-Tur
~ Delegates this Convention requested meet Mt
Montgomery Hail. No 80 Prince street Monday evening
next 18th inst business connected with tho late apti-
patod oneraon TO Thomas Meaghor The dclcgatss
from societies specially requested be pregou
as Of the utmost will he rrcsented for
their consideration. PATRICK DEE Chairman
Jonn McGnATn, Sccr.
NOTICE.-N. Y II. SOCIETY or OPFRATTC MA.
IN hereby notified TO after at tcir meeting
rooms Montgomery Han Is Prince street onsonday the
ltn inst at O'clock 70 pay the lat tribute tosrco to
onr late brother member Patrick Mcpermot Nv order
LAWRENCE DUNPBY, Prost,
MiUfhrL !, IRsNots Ruc. Soc'ry.
TT a. O. D..-GRAND GROVE OF DIRECTORS o.
- tho state 20 New York. hemhcrs are her 10y mott
that the annual eefson Of the e.. a. ~ ~ tAc State -
Ytrk T. A. o. y win he convened a. National Hal, Canal
street TresNay evening the l5h iNt - e. ~ .Cs d.
puLtuaI attendance - rcaHested. By crser.
JOSEPH GO ,s0N, ses'y.
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Drsss yyeI-Thourh r.ntiemaniy fee,,nys

conduct ospend the world insists upon
measuring by the standard of the other Besides you
Smith Rice l02 Fulton street, you get
self elegantly clothed for little They make the
best articles at the lowest priee.--Sunday News.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-14

Dye she best ye yered for ooor,g the hair
Minister'S THO momentt sarplied The wonderful and
certainty with which this avortc And old established Hair
Dye periorrs is astonishing IL il for sale, or applied
BhTCHLLoRS Wig Faetory, No. w all street. Copy the
address. ~ -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-14

yer want 70 make saving Of fifteen per Sent call
you VIII hnu good Ingram Carpets four sinrs per yard
Ihres py seven shlinEs Per yard; Tapestry eight
TO ten thilngs per yard Also And ssgert
Isant OF Tapestry Velvets.
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straw coods.-Lstlles, II yon yyant 70 ,sat a


handsoms M Straw Hat ofany size, from old lady
m Infants 70 Y0UNGS Straw lat ha aofsetory, "
Bovsry Tie keeps the lines. stock sad cheap be
found In this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-14

that the attractive sale Of elegant novelties advertised
during tie past week this day, Monday June
18th the Ladies' Partisan Has Depot No. 81 Broadway,
further particulars Of which viii be found advertised III
Their part of this days Herald.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-14

From TAMPrco.-The schooner Planet, Capt Young,
arrived yesterday from Tampieo with dates to the l7h
ult She reports business dull there.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-14

70 order of the best Ere nch oafku for SO 50 French
patent leather boots IS go Also every style q summer
hoes and CATERS. of the b' quality cheaper than else
here, at A. BAKERS, No. so Beekman street
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Trunhs.-.J. w. TyIer wishes to ca

attic ,on Of the pubc to his extensive assortment OF sole
leather trunks ladies' dress travelling bags - 63
Broadway northwest Blocker street. under Carks
tailoring establishment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-14

beipown to be appreciated before anything else Its
ror merits the tho Of admiration surprise by all
who it, The ladies' long ccspaired of getting
feet Hair Dye, and in ccaaoes with it, May lie had
with Boge Hyperion Fluid for the hair and his other pre-
rsraton .. A. H. D. Sands, 100 rltcn street, kuhton
CLARK GO, :73 Broadway; Rice d Smith, 727 Broadway
VIM H. Csry Co.. 245 Pearl street, and by the druggists
and perfumers throughout the world.
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EpArFsgal.

ERoESIDEs CLUE TUE MENBERs OF TIE 7rs
ward irousdes tuh requested TO assem se Mt the
Head Qu1rttre, rs aauiln stroot, Monday evening
next the 18th ,ast 1t halt o'clooA Hy order
j.. W. GREEN, Sse'y. wM, Mh sly, Prcsd't.
EoURTH WARD PIERCE a.D KING ASsoCI ALTON.
a Tho Democratic Electors IT the Fourth Ward
respectfully invited TO attend meeting 81 the above
eocation Monday evening lArh 1852 as o'clock.
ut No. II cak street. I5y order, JAMES SIXTH,
Gro. L. BIcKToRD. Sccy. ChairnsG Pre- TEN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-14

ESTATE OF AusTESs & SPICER--rN raE COURT
~ ef Common Pleas, for the county Of Phlsde phia-
the auditor appointed audit adjust settle the
esun astenees ot steWt spieer by A.
Gny ESD Their az rney ~ 'aet aud ~ make distributions,
will meet the psrtss his ose Ne ISs Walnut
street below SIXTH 10 City Philadelphia on Tuesday,
June %, 1852, Ut IL A. w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-14
Bredy,s Daguerrsoty pes.-rhc first gold

medal bestowed daguerre0tyrst M tns c0d
try awarded ., NJ B. brady 2o6 Braaaway. whose
collection 81 PORTRAITS oflustress 10th Ams
enns and Europeans has seen much admired she beat
United states His feent pictures for which
medal awarded Mt the Worlds Fair have bsea
the best specimens % the daguerrean art
exhiLited AID wiz we'll resay careful e1aninati,n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-14

PASSING THROUGH NLw YogS.-The lots Of
wing delegates from New England and tho North.
west. passing through New York, look like the
gathering Of the clans at the commencement Of
terrible campaign. Every hotel in the city is I'LL
Of fine, fat, ford, lusty, sensible talking indivdu-
ais The whig delegates seem to live on the fa, Of
the land, md generally look better than the demo-
cratic delegates who passed through week ago.
Neither DO the wings appear at all to have been
heretofore practising on the Maine Liquor law, if
We can judge from the fine, healthy, rosy, plump
appearance Of their checks, shoulders, launches,
legs, and so on.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-14

Prices. at FRANK BENNErTs Straw Bonnet and Ladies'
Ianla establishment SOL Broadway T. a. is continually
receips fresh rupples of Paris Hats and Manas and as
advanced be is willing to dispose of than
sacrifice. Therefore ladies at this establish
mont have and fashionable goods at much lover prices
than others are selling of their old stock for.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-14

Fine Arts-Daguerroosypes In Oii-Hy w
H. 8utler upper OF Broadway and street.
(Plumbs National Gallery.) These portraits
tac suffice and equal n finish to the miniature
pai0 ting With the detail ~ The asgoereoty2o One tt
csly IL re luirsd. Dagusrrsotypss copied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-14

Two ALL TEACHERS THROUGHOUT TIE rSITET
-, states lie subseribsr rll publish Monday, Jun
~ his tyktem Of Fenmsushp for schools and aosaenia
three parts A. and -. with copies mud iRstraction
Ills system has been taast ~ the author e acadey
in New York during the last ~ years with ec
succes' ant hos never been 20 other Every
letter contained in the system including tho covers
beautifully engraved eile Of The authors own ha,o
writing u copies have rria.sd instructions oac
line and THE work IL believed to be complete teRchyour
sell system Of pennanship The books
the finest quality Of pspar and cold Mt 81 per dozen.
per gross. All orders shnuld ie directed post said
OLIVER j. Con DSMi I'll. 80 Roadway
MISREPRESENTATION GllLY AND ENpEUggl0Usl
" Taught isy mig ciass ter young mon. Commercial
Arithmetic ana Bockkfepn according tn TIE best rrae Al
syttem ~ TIE vel known rooms sos SiAh Term
very moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-14

ofNg, the perfect Azure
yet Those wanting very superior article should
call at EATCHtL0RS celebrated Wig Factory No. all
street where can be found the largest and best
In the city. Copy the address.
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What can be more Annoying to y Man of

fAthlfn thn shapeess III httns Shir pulling hero drag
ng there fitting nowhere To avoid this
sonte certaty aud to insure the beau ideal of STYLE
b auty IN shirt IL is only necessary for gentlemen give
their orders to GREEN, Me- Astor House.
Nottce.--Fare IFifty Cents to Atbany.-Thc
steamer Henry Clay will her trips Albany maxi
inc Ito usual landngs, GoncEy June a. leaving
foot Of Jay street every Monday "Wednesday and Friday
morning At go o'clock landing at mond street. and
rivme IN Albany at IL Fer particulars, inquire u the
Captain, board: or of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-14

/ OST-A GENTLEAA&S GOLD RING. WITH A
- stone set in IL Irst emewcrs far from Tomp-
kins square OF ST. MARKS place rive dollars reward win
Office. 80 'NN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-14

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. Since the decision
Of the court in favor Of the monkeys we understand
that negotiations have been opened between these
respectable attistes rnd the wealthy hunkeys Of
upper tendon" Uptown fashionables are pre-
pairing several splendid soivees, tdtes chagpetres,
and nafntes ausic1lcs, in order to show their sense
ana appreciation Of the respcciability Of those
ai''G now playing at the Astor Place Opera
Rouse, ma who, i appears byalidayts, associated
WIN hisGs and princes ~ Europe. IL win IT,
G1 "a season q Festivities between ne monkeys and
h~leJs, snd vii cement ;Leil Iieai. Rip rJrey,.
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I osT, OR TAKEN FROM STEAMER ILLINOIS. on
- saturday morning, small back Trunk, coyerca
Win white canvas marked j. 3. each Also, a
small black leather Nasc. liberal viii be pa;d
on leaving the same az No l5S avor,sy place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-14

T+oST--IN TUiS CITY, ON THE 2fTU OF MAY A
~ ortmonnaie contnuins Si9o il bills snd gold doll
lar with card, which written Mrs Chester larry
town The Under viii DO rewarded by ieavinit with
j. II. HOMER o. John street.
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curing badness and preventing gray hair has sen ed
cayt 81 h and s used With astonishing by
man OF % years II Is the finest toilet article for ladies
Genemens use in the world and all for 20 cents Sold by
every psrfumer AVID druggist in America.
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II OST.-ON FRIDAY NIGHT LAST ABOUT NINE
~ o'clock, in Prince street, butwe.n Wooster and Null
berry streets TO Houston from thence
running Brcadwayt Forty ninth black
pocket book. containing memorandas and receipts which
Of yslue to lut the Whcever has
found the and will trag il 90 1854 Broadway, will be
handsomely rswsrle 4 for their trouble
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eouYous,,a Lscutd un,r uCe. "a ,v,,r,o,.

exception reservation the best equal
celebrated Is GOgRAUDS Aedicatod Soap, for curing
k Pies ireokles saovness chap rouhness TO- Poudre
Subtle uproots hair from part Of the body. LIQUID
Rouge Lily hito, and Hair Gloss at " Walker street,
aaar BrondraY - N u :. - e-'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-14

fepum AZ the London Exhibition warranted instant
y change gray red hair TO beautiful glossy black
brown IL only colors but srcng and improves
the lair 1t pronounced far superior NIL others the
Wods FAIR and by hundreds of ladies' and Gentlemen
use It. Sold at 237 Hudson street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-14

N0TICE-THE ARCADE BILLIARD ROOM No. az
~ Barclay street, viii reopen ON Monday, Juae a.
THOMAS r. STONE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-14

] OST-lN ONE OF TIE IL U USUN RIVER RAILROAD
IL bonds 81 the Chester Vnay Railroad
Company Of different arnuut- ,z:Seven bonds Of 81 0O0
each numbered from PA 10 go bath numbers rclusiye and
ten bonds OF S5O each from to ten inclusive.
and ten benk 500 bonds All fad bonds
ure Of Shepherd Knapp Of the aud all bat
lack the signatures q tho President Secretary; they
therefore useless aud liberal reward will paid
the finder upon eir return the office Of tho MERCHANTS
Hotel. (ortlanLl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-14

FULTON BUILDING AM MUTUAL LOAN ASsO.
eiation.-A regular monthly meeting Of this Associa-
ton will be held st Wahin Hail, Bewery
Hester street (enraness Nos 50 bcwery and 32 Hester
street, on Thursday esonpr Ieh met at o'clock The
Secretary 80 10. ery second hoor
front Once hours. rtom to o'clock, r M Tues
day, Wednesday, Friday and saturday, each week,
ISAAC a.ERMAN, Ja., Secretary.
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LOSE asU sEsp = sty,s.


u Al REWARD.-LOsr. ON THURSDAY, THE Sd,
inst, ON the way between Astor Place and TWEEN
yixth psrcai containing lot Of wearing apparel
otyarions kinds rppfa The finder viii tho
above reward prnpOr'oratc for thereof
md questions asked, by applying at 1879 East Twenty
sixth street.
q n REWARD.-LoST. JUNE THE SECOND, FROM
W ~ No. 70 Jane street Eighth avenna q small
brown and white Slut. the above will paid whoever
returns it and five dnlars Cor alton TINT il.
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THE TEErorAL REVOLUTION The teetotal revO-

The TEETOfAL REVOLUTION. teetotal revo-
luton in Massachusetts, and Rhode Island is going
on with prodigious rapidity 1t is well known that
a number of independent literary men have selected
Etockbrdge, and that picturesque peighborhood in
Massachusetts, for their permanent residences, in
stead of paying the high rents Of New York. But
now all THE class Of persons there and throu ghout
Massachusetts,, are emigrating rapidly, in conse-
quence of the teetotal tyranny Of the legislation
of that State. MIR. James, the novelist, is about
selling his property in Stockbridge, and removing
from Massachusetts, to New York, entirely on ac-
count Of the arbitrary law recently passed-a law
which is characterized as worse than any European
desIotism In Newport, all the importers and
merchants who deal in spirits, wines, and liquors,
are selling off their goods as rapidly RS possible,
and are preparing to leave that town for some
other place where sumptuary tyranny does moi.
exist. On the other hand, there seems to DO
great increase in the demand for sarsaparilla oxy-
genated biteIs, soda water, dirty water, and
dish water of al kinds. The same movements are
going on in other parts Of the teetotal States.
The JAPAN EXPEDITION IN DANGER.-Wc under
stand that the japan expedition is in danger Of
falling through, for want Of seamen. The govern
ment under the management of the sold fogy" Com
modores in the Navy Department at Washington, A.
low only twelve dollars month 10 be given to sound
and healthy seamen. They can get seamen
worth even logging, at that price, during the
present extraordinary movements in commercial
affairs since the discovery Of the vast gold mines
Of California and Australia Good sailors can gct
twenty-five dollars month in the merchant err
vice, and many Of them receive hundred dollars
for trip to Liverpool and back. Good seamen
therefore, extremely high and scarce in the nayy
and. according 20 present prospects, the government
cannot get the complement Of men necessary for tia
expedition, and now want thousand or fifteen
hundred more; norris there any prospect oihe beng
able to effect the augmentation, get suthcien
Mariners for the next six OF twelve months So the
japan expedition is in no danger ofblowng up Jedlo
within the present year.
SILENT AS DEATH Since the democratic momi-
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Notsee,-Fare rr;rty Cents To
singers Sewing Machine Is the ortlor of

the daythe true philosophers stone that labor
2to money and makes the people happy 1t CLOTH
leather satin silk and everything that be sewed by
taors shomakers, corset Makers and be
in Practical OPERATION time daring the day after July
4th. Price $50.
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r OST-oN THURSDAY. JUNE 10, FEW BANK
- Bills aud Reocipt no 1887 for passage from New
York TO San francsce per fteamer Illinois on she 2lst
inst Receipt is signed by Charles hitney As IL
lie 81 will he
paid for the return Of the with the money calling
vt 600 broadway.
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ExCUR8lONS.

TINUE SECOND ANNUAL JRAND PIC Me EyCUR
sion ofts First German Buidiag Assoea tor NO. hay
ing been able to N Rddic'r Groye commits c
have been forced TO alter tie destination TO
and have engaged the elegant steamboat SOUTH AMERl
Ca and two aoula deckcd barecs The sion will
place on nednesday the 10Th cf June The will
leave the root OF Tnth street. ~ at O'clock Broome
at ~ market, at 7is; pier No. r. at az. Spring. ut
md nami4Gna' AZ So Returens NJ or o'clock. +.
Tichcts iod % the iors Tor ST. 10 I'D nit aen.lcman
ladies' Refreshments Of all rds lie obteined board
u GROTES, President
. II. NoCELSANG, Vice do
u. Mnpnlf Sorrflary.
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ROokS IoST.-iN ONE or THE SOUTH FERRY ON.
~ nihtse on Freay; foAr Germs medical books
use except to the owner sate bio reward VIII be paid
II w. 80
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A sSoClArION OF EXEMPT rIRENEN--TIlIS AS
soeistsn viii meet ~ firemen's dali Mercer street,
On Monday 18th met 1T 21a p NJ join ia second
annual parade Of the row York IRE Department.
Members are roqpestcd TO lie pgncusl Ali remen
ere invited to meet With the association Badges &c. viii
be provided. N BThe es,eetion wiz pro eide ,arragse
for those that prefer e. ride w, LyGS President.
G.. W. WHEELER. See.
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~ Sesstul ensgoe in teashins for s9me year. psat n
TINS city Nishet to ntcn1 othcr family. alo
~ Music tFano and Srgug) French md Gefs1an ritt
the usual routine of an fngil education The highest 70
erencaE viii be furnished address. June nessrs
Wilmer Rogers, Nassau street, corner Of Liberty
GfANIsH LhNerhoF-A. DE p. BAE2, PROFESSION
~ OF the above spguaee having fer hours dienlgea
w devote them in giving lesson. At his cnca or in
part OF tie city and E also nake foundations with
Tectnoes and punetusty Address 80 Broais n.y. corner
heaue ttrcet, room Nc. 8 Arst foor.
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HIS ro,rsh beard denoted xioorors -.

Broadwny have Imported particuary use Of fai.
le inyads, and pipes OF tha ehoi eat
Port y ines, produced on the Alto Douro.
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mood, ana any orc can have hne pair Of waskers
nousache by using bottle of Grahams Orguent.
will positively make them IA six weeks perfect
IS harmless TO the skin One dollar per bottle Sent
part Of the city or country.
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Show Cases Show Cases,-A large osscrt-

mont constantly land also Cases Of every description
made to order Of Silver Mahogany Rosewood Black Wal
nrt &C. N.B-otores ited up in the nestest style, at
Snort notice. hy D. H. FEEEiES, l2 Grand street. three
doors east OF Broadway.
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T1NEE OFFICE OF TEE NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE
u Assurance J0u gsnYi VI Loncon, 10 removed from,
No. Grand street 81 street.
street. Jersey City life elected
Medical on attend DAILY a2 p NJ CALIFORNIA; RISKS tAdeD
Pamphlets containing aud other information, Ens
printed California fpie. fnruished application.
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