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sSET. 4n. ID. i3DGE'S isAiEDlN Il
AZ AND DAY SCHOOL, Corner OF Frank
lin and 9Th streets, Richmond, Waffle

sSET. 4n. ID. 14DtsE1~ sAEDING
AZ AND DAY SCHOOL, Corner OF Frank
lin and 18th streets, Richmond, Waffle
ueXt OF this Institution VII! commence the
lst OF October. The course OF study will embrace
all the branches pertaining 10 4 thorough English
education, together Witn Ancient aud Modern Ian
gUages. Last year more then 100 pupils were in
attendance at the same time, but during the next
term the number will be restricted to lCO-twenty
ot whom will be received As b2arders In the family
OF the Principal. Charge for board, washing and
al usual accommodations, for ten months, 1920,
heretofore. Tuition in English, from S25 &c
$40, according to the advancement of the pupil.
French. Spanish or Italian, $40 Latin, Slj Music,
81 per month. The German Language will be
taught orally, or By the usual method, TO as many
as may wish TO acquire it. tresCt charge.
Rev. J. P. Stafford viii occupy the position
which was filed oy the Rev. w. J Hoge last year
Mr.. Stafford is gentleman Of varied and accurate
scholarship, and has had several years experience
an instructor in some OF the 5est institutions in
our country.
Young Ladies from the country, as well as from
the city, desired to be present the first day OF
the session. II is often a serious Inconvenience
and encouragement to pupil 10 enter a class
which has made even a weeks progress.
Payments iHrGria5iyiR advance- one half on the
first OF October. the other on the first OF March.
All communications will receive prompt attcn-
ton. Address REV. NJ. D. HOGE,
al 27-dSGW3m Richmond, Va.
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DWARE.-W. ). & Il. DOMAIN, n,
4 10 PenrI street. otter for sale, OF dire

y6ARDW ARE.-W. ). & q. DOMAIN, No.
L H. 10 Pearl street, offer for sale, of direct
importation, ana American manufacture
5000 dozen Table knives and forks, every va
rie.y
1000 dozen Pen Pocket Knives, every vliety
100 do RaZGrs of Rodgers, Wade Il Butch.
err. and WCstenholm's manufacture
200 dozen Scissors and Shears, various quail
$500 pair straight and fine twisted link Trace
Chains
500 doz Pad, Chest, Closet, and Til Locks, as
100 dozen Stock Locks, assorted sizes
90 do Rim, Knob and Mortice Locks, with
Brass, White and Mineral Knobs
200 dozen Ro"land's, Anaes' and other makes,
Spades and Shoves
50 dozen Has ara Manure Forks
300 do Curry Combs, OF all qualities
2G0 do Axes OF Virg;nl-'s Collins, Sim
mons, aud Others manufacture
leo dozen Hammers and tatChe,s
200 Coal Holds, various sizes
, 0 Tenders, Brass, Wice, and Pierced Iron
10 900 lbs MAYORS and MarshaDS Gas, Steel,
square, round, and octagOn shapes
!CO0 dozen Files, embracing every variety ard
siz, Of Hand Cross-cut, Pit AID Mill Saw,
and Flat Bastard
$50 Doubla ana single Barrel Percussion Guns
part fine quality
500 thousand G d Percussion Caps
Together with other articles keptin the Hardware
line
Merchants ana others visiting Richmond, would
find i! 10 tneir interes. To give ca.l-which We
respectfully solicit. se2l
ECTJRitS ON CHEMISTRY AT
Ii THE MEDICAL COLLEGE.-The course OF
Lectures Chemistry will commence on We'd
ncsday Evening, the 18th inst, at ) o'clock, and
VIII be continued on Mondays Wednesdays Fri
day aud saturdays, at the same hour, until the LIST
Of March.
Gentlemen, not students of III define, may attend
these lectures without matri ;uiatDg, by paying
the fee for the course, which is $50. oc 9-6t
$40 MEDICAL sTCDESTS-MEDiCAL
( IFXF HOOkS.-A MORRIS, late Uriuker il
Morris Is prepared to furnish Students and the
medical profession, with all the Text Books i" use
In the Richmond college; together with general
assortment OF Standard hiedlca u orks, the low
est prices
Subscriptions received to all the Medical Journals
and Reviews. &C IL
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40 Tue PU bL4t AT LAkGE.-Uaion
Il Bank Notes VIII not IL taken tor CI,,,tin, =
laose who have Suffered by the great panic can 9oy
sel2sieie themselves py purchaain. aieat Bargains
~ }. d. GHODMAA'S
no La, Man street, OPP oeite Eagle Square
Blowing II re great L,alic IA die mon mar
ke, he le u-eIng tie great e. bargaips Ia order
l. Increase Ms LES l. very large amount, he Is
We! satisfied with ye.y snsll per cent or 9st -
his stgck Is large ard yatcl il Is cssary Il
say any thing in cCmmeudati II OF his STOCK ga nj.
Clothing has the yeiy highest reputation.
10
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EADY MADE ,CLOTuING

- EADX MADE iCLOTuING.-"Aie.-
~ Chants, study your Interests; Sell good anu
We'll made Clothing and thereby make aud keep a
good trade"
KEEN, CHILES d BALDWIN are now receiy
ing their stock oi Fall and Winter Clothing
"hlch mas been n ade 81 Their own factory, aud wen
male, OF the newest say les II GUuds the various
markets afford. They respectfully ASK call from
Inc trade. The styles aud qualities are too hume.
rous IL attempt an enumeration. Call at No. iO2
Main street.
Sc - KEEN, CuIlFS 4, RAJ DVvIH
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y L EAPiGEe = AND ttoANOh Z, we are
~ enabled 70 snow something Rev III style or pat
tern. every week, with VIII h addition 10 our a.
ways ample stock OF Ready IIade Clothing,
We can insure every one In want n nice garmea al
and a beautiful iii, at lower price than tne same
goods, made AMI trimmed in the same style can ou
purcnas I'd elsewhere.
HENRY SHAFER L CO,
Sc 30 No lu3 aIain srr,e, corner latb
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

ERoa MExIco.-By the Bark Flash, intel
tgence has been received from the CITY Of
Mexico to the llth of September. There was
Tic change in the political situation of the
country. It's reported that the revolution Of
Vera Cruz is becoming more and more mystic.
rious. General Marin, after having gone 10
Orizaba, and declared the siege to the places
where the revolution had taken It's origin, did
not think proper 10 fight with the revolution
lists, aud returned TO Jaapa. Among the iare
events announced in the papers is the fact that
the c0nductd had arrived in Vera Cruz from
The City of Mexico without being attacked by
robbers.
Nothing had been resolved upon relative TO
the Tchuantepec question.
SHIP DESTROYED BY LIGHrNING.-By the
Franklin we have accounts Of the total destruc-
zion Of the ship Mase, OF Queenstown. on the
80 of August, while off the Island of Malta
The vessel was struck by lightning, which
passed down her nainmast, and striking TIE
hull, separated it into TIVE pieces, fore and aft.
The crew, fourteen in number, and two pas
sengers, all persisted, except the captain, who
ciung to floating spar until he was rescued
by Maltese coasling vessel, seventeen hours
after the disaster.
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Chronic Rhcumasig,a 2 f.5 years .:tandins

"Hsatdellwn. IL, Jan. -.
Yhos. L saunders, merchant, wTlt-=
- have teen TIT SUBJECT OF severe affection from
the Eht4natssII tor more tFea'Y we Ears.
mad visit, t aonthera c.iIpes, ana al { r ul Lines
placed nya,t under IN treatnoE. g.: many en-
rent physician; 5ut every eXped.eAi filed At
Ieo4tn II. 'El"itlmo.c5 RAeua.atlc C-l1yV4ud,'
and II cared ne effectively.
&C Il TtiOS Z SAI.NNEhS -
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SMALL NoTEs.-Tne butchers Of Washing
aGu have published a card discounIenancing
.lcdigduaI notes. Tie Washington Republic
says the circulation Of tie Bark OF the Union
f-is rot far from seventy thousand dollars
from six to ten thousand OF which, ii is est,
mated, is held in Washington by various ;nd
Tiduas. A legal gentleman Of Washington
has gone to Virginia to taae possession CT as
sets of the bank in tbs; State for the benefit Of
the ciedtors.'
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Branches IL Drawing. u ,

III AS. "a 1IA II -. al I.&17:S tH1GlaAI a A.
- i!CAAL WORK, hOkTHWOUD. or LIFE
NORTH and SOUTH BY Mrs Sarah J. Hale, Ii.
81 GU ''"'' ''o'Ii'
ne CABIN and Parior, or Slsv,s and Masters By
J. i 1rhtnn t,ahd"ph. Price SO cents
w ,uoeh Med1icott, OF The Coming Nan By NJ.
-. '@.a>o autnoE Ct "Bathaior OF the Albany"
'~c' E!-ce ~ ccits. For sale by
J, ., LEWIS l.. SMITH,
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Hotel,
| n'ES e. Ian IL NHTICE.-Ca!i al -.
- " = and look at ns large assortment of French
CO re- such a' taEOrick Lace Sleeves
H-Id iioA'' worth 81 sal. ng tor 81 Is; Collars
~ % 10 IN rlohrst ;yls, which we are selino At
'.ss 'aan hal mir value. villa al endless as,0rI
'a@h' OF / ahcy and Staple liuods
HC ~ JACOB lew
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INN AND -TEEL STORE.
CTredegar Iron
Sweedes do
100 Tons Country do
English do
MAYORS Cast Steel, square and
octagon
4. Ton, ( English Biis'ered Steel
American do do
German do
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oc 1878 Corner of Man anu Goyrrnnr .
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/, Irwin Anderson, Clerk OF the County COuF Of
Graves County, State ct Kentucky, Do certIi? that
s p Morse, whose name is signed u he above cer'
tifcate, is now, and was at the time OF signing tla
same, u justice OF the peace in and for said Graves
County, duly Ct mmssoned and qualified as sloa,
and Il al iata and credit due all mis- o1cal aCH
ae auch
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MR.. JAMES GORDON NNETT.-sIR-wE CALL
lvl your attention to Furious handful posted in the
First ward headed Independent Democrats Of the First
Ward Remember Hiram Walbrdge who Refused to speak
at our Ratification MestingThe Crib Controls him. This
General wabridge We the Independent democrats q
bill, and highly approve of Cen. Wallbridgs. Signed
WILLIAx ST0KLEY, ChairmAin.
S G,nn..s h mo "a. yv,. {sscrssariss.
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CRYSTAL PALAcE.-roR SALE AT a REASONABLE
4 mica 4 house and lot, the worlds Fair
.eIart ccs tio, TIE hors~ 70 osi
nv nm price sshU third OF the purchase money sAa
svsi. on bosd end mortgage. Apply 10 c. BDYr. Dao
las Hstei, ~ EpltcA stxest
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EoR COUNTY CLERK. GEORGE W. RosE.--rHE
II above named candidate has claim upon whiss demo-
c-sts temperance friends Of moral reform srd
.hri.siAns koss has religious
snt yepuhiicaa vrnepes and every
for the above impertast onsss ONE WHO Knows
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EREE OVERWHELMINGLY or FREEMEN AND
free speech will call early At the following numbsrs
street; % Market street; L07 Broadway; Bridge streets
Beshman street. East Broadway $40 Hsdsos streets
10 William street; 30 Clarke street. 479 Eighth ayenue;
Eighth 1877 Eighth 500 Eghth avenusiU.
Sixth avenue; "a Liberty street, And go Broadway
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EHE UNION AND THE CONSTITUTION.
~ rHE fAEEnEr OF THE STATE OF NEW York
xss1snt and Vice President Of the United States
Oscfuly submitted TO your support.
~ not express the sentiment Of the whg party Of
ssuntry that the best statesmen Of that party
lust aide for military chiaftan Of known princi
- solely on the plea Of availability that General
bsstt Is the nominee Of the Seward Regency faction
hown TO be opposed to the compromise or peace mea-
nan who sustained those measures that his nomination
was triumph Of that dangerous faction over tho wing
Sortsd With view Of Obtaining the patronage Of the 90
nnent for the elevation Of William a. Seward to the
IL Is Known that Thousands OF wings will vote for Gen.
Boet that thousands will not vote at ALL unless they
an vote purs Wing ticket The ticket nov presented
Names OF the whig party In the State In voting IL you
asrce whig principle; you show Independence
of military men in the place of tried staesmen and
yea do justice to the great departed par
hs sonors which grateful people sought to bssoS, by
Tie very men who now seek to rise through the elevation
fbe nomination ofseward in 1856 Is certain result Of
The election Of General Scott In 1862 WIN you sustain
suob men, and aid TO confirm their power! II nay then
made the Instruments Of their revenge or their ambition
Let vndicate justice and truth Let stand by the
u.ion Its compromises and Its real friends Let us pu
Ny the whg party BY voting only for men Of tried Cha
ssoter and settled principles
Tickets be had at No 82 William street room No.
VI
No 20S Broadway.
There five ballots to be voted this elections the
ether four be had at the polls.
you wish to vote the annexed ticket cut 1t apart
nd fold the endorsement outside Preserve the tickets
PEOPLES INDEPENDENT UNION TICKET.
MEN pIE-PRIScIPLEs NEVER"
yoR ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT
sRNAT0RIAL ELECTORS.
Frederick II Backus, b. Davis Noxon.
REPRESENTATIVE ELECTORS.
SerIit L. Martense, SylvesterGibert,
George Wood, Nicholas switz,
Henry Durham, John Roberts,
Horace Holden, Virgil Draper,
william Chauncey, ]. Austin Perry,
Hiram Kstohum, Hunter Crane,
Drake Mills. Jared House.
Elias II Herrick, John H johnson,
John Thomas Joseph Swift,
Daniel harrington, Thomas Beals,
Charles W. schaffer, John King,
Edward X James, Edmund Gay,
Samuel G. huntington Elisha B. Strong
Teunis Van Vechten, Gideon Scarf,
James H. Andrews, Cyrus Farweu,
Edgar W. White. Harry Slade,
Elijah A. Rice,
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stsrsoso0pse Daguerrsosypss as BRady'A-
This new wonderfu1 dscsveYytAs mosS vsiuaSls In
proyemsnt yet made in the PhosoGaphe artmay sssu
this styls 81 all timss and the likeness warranted.
Daguerreotypss In OiI, OF the highest NM
ish and turfaee Potares ivory
cts and OF all sIss Also silver
colored In every style Of may obtained the Ne
tropotan gallery COS Broadway Prince Hous-
ton str cts N B.-Ssudios on the first floor.
Meade Brothcrs', Souvenirs or Clay and
webster from he from 12s Sl00 put up beautiful
mourning cases frames pins Our galleries contain
Thousand pictures Of the pub
next the American Hotel
Prize Medal after ALL v0eyvithst antllns
the pictures taken by Mr.. ROOT and showed the fair
were not entered for the awarded
20 him silver medal which, under the rules that
can have the gold medal twice In Is
TO the highest prize This medal awarded for those
magnificent which centre Of attraction
the r Mr. Root has received twelve gold and silver
medals for his work number awarded
20 other artist in this country His ~ 800
Broadway. frst floor, up stairs.
IL can no Longer be Doubted among well
dressed gentlemen that the place buy
clothing H. L; FOSTER extensive oosbfnE establish
ment Cortard street, who keeps large assortment
ready made clothing en- hand.
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u,IREyEN's CANDIDATE-DBM0CRATIC REGULAR
II nomination. Second Assemby distrcs, Inird and ona
wards for assembly, HENRY H. HoWAnD'
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PEOPLES INDEPENDENT UNION TICKET.

The only Joint Stock Company OF Hat
tsss oity-The Pei Pies Hatters still Offer
s "a
sss sold elsewhere for the money Hat Finshers
Of the viii viii b hd a. The
Sers il Pars Friday evening" November 9th, at7h
% present.
psPpsd the question and accepted, tells that the
favor was gained by wearing Of Kn:xs elegant
Al Mutually having
Seugh buy the elegant hats KNOX and thereby save
s.:sand ssnsbis girl sSas mako s''a 'n' p'''''n'
The Cheapest Store In the City.-The Sub
ss and splendid Of French paper hsngiags
aso and muslin curtains window shades brocate
ga expressly imported city retail trade which they
E Is .hs IT,. or retail twenty per cent sss haV Ha
yEastieal upholsterers, 1896 Eroadway.
Sllks from Auction. -aitehcock & Lead
q sis and shawis which they nave just purchased u
ascton and are prepared to sell at prices than spon
have superb assortment Of French psrnoes denes
easAmerss, &C., &c. -9
Alfred Monroe s. Co., AL Broadway, have
constantly hand extensive assortment me ready
made made from ne best and in ssss
oAe price and no deviation. ST
Call Early ifyo Want Bargains.-The SUBJ
ssibers offering immense stock of curtain matte
Stalls Of every description lace and muslin curtains window
a. upholstery line twenty per cent owr than any ether
house in the CITY A. H. X. DAVIES Upholsterers 40
Bswery.
The Language OF a Notice may be copied,
the STYLE needework Of GREEN'S shirts defy
cen. constitute Green motto and former suaran-
Tee the latter At his establishment No Astor House.
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Cali Early you Want Barga,ns.-The SUBJ

The Language OF a Notice may be copied,
sst The style NJ and nesdlework q GREENS shirts defy
ten constitute Green's and the former guaran
tee the latter at his establishment No Astor House.
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Allied Monroe Il Co., AL Broadway, have
constantly hand extensive assortment hne ready
made clothing made from the best and the beat
Also boys and chdrens clothing in great tsrety
nc nricA and deYiation.
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Among the Premiums awarded by the
late fair Of the American Institute was diploma to r
Harris Sons of Elzabethtown N j. for the best smut
and securing machines having received gold medal last
year, In competition with Leonard Smith OF Troy and
khara
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Singers Sewing Machines sEave done theax
esty a the Fair whore everybody has witnessed their
patch vAuty with which the sewing excused Prin
eapal Office 6SBroadway.
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lair Dye.-Batchelor's Celebrated Liquid
1a Dye the yet discovered sooug the hair o!
yAsrs the moment s applied The wonderful ease ana
certainty with which this favore and old established Ha
~ performs Astounding II Is for sale or applied ~
HATcHELoRS wig Factory, No. Wall street, Copy
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Rich Carpe tings.-Smnh q LOunsDerry,
as Pearl street. prepared exhibit their fall
styles comprising complete end desirable assortment Of
rioh velvet tapestry Brusse and ingram
petings also choice assortment of all other goods per-
banning trade all of which they Offering ~
yIicee that challenge competition.
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OConnor and Connery surgeon dentists 81 Lspenavd
street call the attention of the public in general to their
lsAta At the above named convenient Local
tior, Broadway Persons suffering from the loss Of
tseth have them replaced In such manner not
he'd from natural and with which they
masae the hardest ailments perform their
functions we'll as the best natural Their oontin ued
standing constant and the absence of
pleasant smell testify for the superiority Of the teeth
the employ others Their quick
setting without causing pain whatever the result Of
many experience The metallic substance they use
character and the great wish which this operation
q least Of the
most irritable nervous system Extractioas of the most
dim cult executed with skill and celebrity Their
oriental powder able remedy for
serving and identifying the teeth and creating healthy
action of the gums. Terms moderate.
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Ffixe Goods from the Fair at Gcnin's Ba.
Has been examined by The sppropEats eem@ttes and re-
silver medals awarded the Instuteto the exhihitor
The avtioles will be displa5ed y the Be1eo8 is day
Bay sable stone maItss mink chnshila a9a ether srrs
Markets and dresses Of exquitc bsaney The 1hldrsn
clothing department Comprises supexb sni.s
I've braided and tyo PLAZA. n ash drsssss
sns = ~ r+z Q}-~53 e ~ who saw
mem TIE Frs u. lespsctf, invitsd in
prize sopds hitne unequallc this
= GENIN SBasAer, E13 broadway, ST. Nicholas Hotel
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The Method OF Banding PuIIeys, Ns appHou
circular scroll which has been exhibition at
the Fair Of the American Institute and for which volun-
tary medal awarded the machine was put into the
Fair late competition may be for short time,
day and evening" at No. SO Dey street. Greenwich.
Tho pstentee. Mr. r. W. PARKER, will be In attendance
Tor the sale of State, county, or other rights
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Wrusses. Shoulder Braces, Surgical Belts
,>A complste assotment Of the latest im
prsvsd trusse every kind for children and adults Also
ksnsle supportcrs kinds, suited TO all cases
teit FOR proapsrs Nraated to eEsst cure IN the
yeyvs csses u piles. Once No. II Ann street, nsu
HrsssR.
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Il ward.-GeD tlemen:-As 10 we'll known 70 your body,
Mr. james Crawford nominated BY the Charter Con-
venton Of ward IS the candidate for the oco Of
sistant Alderman which nomination subsequently,
duly called and name substituted. Apprecatir
to the fullest extent the partaty Of friends
ated by sincere desire 70 proots the Of the de-
mocrsc ticket At the ensuing election prefer
low name TO be used In any which be I'd
to the general ticket therefore de-
cline the further use OF candidate
fee to which have been nominated and trust
my friends who may feel aggreved At my receiving
the nomination In the first instance will consider
the injured party having the best right complain
acquesoed in the nomination Of Mr. Crawford will fol-
low my example and do As shall do give TO him their
earnest and hearty support. Yours respectfully
New York, Oct. ~, 1S52 ROBBERY c. VOORHIEe
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Neuraud's Liquid Hair Dye IL, without exc
se1tion reservation tho bert invented Beware
pshed dyes Equally celebrated isGoursuds Medioassd
0ea tor curing pimple rsokles salowne CHAPS rough
30. Poudre Subtitle uproots hair she
heAy. Liquid Rouge, Lily White and Hair Gloss 81 81
Waller street, Broadway.
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The Greatest Inducement ever offered to
Ahe public HIRAM ANDERSON No. 80 Bowery, is Offer
Ing his beautiful English Brussels carpets s s. to 81
d. floor oilcoths at Is Cd to 4s shades
&c. from 6s to 2s rings. from as TO S. 900 remnants
heavy ocoth half the sttable for stores
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CristadOro's Hair Preventative and Beau
AsrThs delightful compound, highly perfumed by Its
irrredents head clear scurf and dan
besides nourhng and the loss OF the hair
Manufactured and sold at CRfSTADOROS wig and scalp
establishment, Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-02

Fair OF the American NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tors TO their business cards printed cheap
better the Congress GARD factory 46 vesey street.
than the city in consequence of the factory
making their stock 10000 worth Of superb playing
hand and for sale cheaper than DO purchased
r m other
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niversAlly popular CristadcroIt s admitted that
- statements have fallen short OF its meritg u Is
applied and confers the natural
aay dye yet known. 1t applied Tin private apartmonts
nd selA BY the inventor CRISTAD0RO, Astor House.
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Watches and Gold Pens.-J. X. Savage, -
Fulton street. has splendid assortment Of gold and ve!
vaAohes many them finish and warranted
perfect keepers j. Y Is the manufacturer Of the
kcheleu diamond pointed gold psns well known for their
reeat durability.
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Uaarehugh's Wigs and foupcss.-Ths Great
lately made In the method Of sitting tho head
vs their construction. havo rendered thspS
ioies the only perfect hosds Of hair In the world Wis
sorsvs should not fail 70 examine then Me- LTD Brood
49,. IN etairu.