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Iag" To PERSONS RUPTURED.-The many per-
Sherman deserving
than passing notice. For particulars his advertisement
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ga5~ For ALDERMEN-To serve the unexpired
James obb and James Stockton resigned p N WOOD
SAMUEL JONES, Jr. decl
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Stationery.
CORSON & ARMSTRONG,
NO. SO CAMP STREET,
~ Respectfully the wishing good and serycenbe
STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKS,
to their LARGE, COMPLETE and ENTIRELY NEW STOCK which
they offer reasonable TERMS Their
BINDING AND PRINTING OFFICE
being located the building enabled to give their special
attention to all orders in their line. stock of
P E
WE ASK ESPECIAL REFERENCE
octls 9pf CoRsoN & ARMSTRONG, staionsra. so Camps
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GnoP OHi0The value Of the tobacco raised
this yeer IN Chic 1t is estimated is sl3ooOoo OF this
about $4,000 worth raised in the Valley Of this
kind aed the Ohio seed leaf tobacco and $4,000 was
faise1 1.-THE counties of Fairfield Perry Hooking Athens
ETC., Of 4 hind called the Ohio tobacco.
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TELEuRAPHED TO THE CRESCENT.
Brtst N1SonaI Line.

~ NJ EstlenaI y iue.
sSs Electoral Votes.
NEwYoRK, December i.
The electors in this State and in New Hampshire hat
to-day their votes for Pierce and King and those
Massachusetts, and Tennessee for Scott and Graham
Deoapitation.
PHILApELfHIA, December l.
Mr.. James Closky was killed today On thesReadin
Railroad by train of passing over him and SEVERN
his head from his body. -
Mississippi River. ..-..
ST. LouIs, December J.
The river here is now falling slowly. Weather mild
Ohio River-Steamboats.
pIrTsBuReH. December l.
The river here is yet falling and scant feet waite
in the channel.
LOUISVILLE, Dec er1
The river here is rising. Weather clear and asant
The steamboats, Mary Hunt, Hiram Powers and Licking
ton have left here for NewOreans and the Belle Key
| the Chenowith have arrived from that port.
Death of j. B. Booth
| III LOUISVILLE, December l.
this morning on board the steamboat j. s. Chenowih Oh
her passage to this city from Neworeans His body ha
been placed in metallic coffin, to be forwarded to hi
| friends.
Dp the. amfriean line.
souTH-WKsT Pass, December 2. p. NJ
The ship William from Portland Me-, has arrived, witt
| a cargo of ice, lumber and fish @
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The MoRMoNs-A writer at Salt Lake, addressing the
st. Inellgencer says fully onethird and perhaps
ons-haf Of the Mormon community, English while OF
the American populaon far the greater number
from NewYork and the other Middle and Eastern States
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HorcHs 70 DANIEL W EsLrER "Wednesday last WAS set
Mobile to celebrate the funeral obseaues of Daniel
Asnlogy was to be delivered and all the papers
~ f9a& 1pend publication.
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We are under obligations to the clerk of the steamsh
Louisiana for Texas papers.
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BAYOU LAFouRcHE.--fhe Thibodaux Minerva says Our
bayou is now at fine boating stage The following boats
nave entered on their regular trips for the D. B.
Mosey, Power, master Mary Foley, Dafsres; Pearl,
Boardman {; 8, ". Downs, Dugas master,
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ag- PORTUGUESE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION

pS!3 L URIuGoESE DENEFOLENT ASSIMILATION
OF NEW oRLEANSThe this
to meet at Mr. Alex Perea house, of Canal and Baronne
THURSDAY MORNING. December o'clock precisely
of joining the public Funeral Procession Ceremonies
honor OF the OF those distinguished Statesmen
HENRY CLAY, JOHN C. CALHOUN DANIEL WEBSTER.
The President hopes that every member this occasion, will
aside all their private business and turn out full force the last
tribute to the ilustous dead
nov25 ANTONIO VIElRA, JR. Secretary.
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lay and Boarding school

lay and boarding school
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
CONDUCTED
MRS. DIMITRY AMI ABLE ASsISTANTs.
p The above School has opened its TENTH ANNUAL SESSION.
and is now ready 10 receive Pupils
Strict attention paid well to the moral training the intel
lectua development and physical veal of the Pupil.
B For terms apply person. letter, the Institute
CIRCLE BETWEEN DELoRD AND NAYADEs STs 7m2p
Carpet Warehouse,
NO. % CHARITIES STREET.
GY- Just received patterns o
VELVET AND BRUSSELS TAPESTRY;
TREEPLYs, BRUSSELS INRAINS great variety qualities
and patterns; i
81 IA 1914 DRuGGE'rs for Crumb Cloths;
Mosaic, Printed and Embroidered TABLE
WINDOW SHADES STAIR RODS White cold
FLOOR OIL CLOTH from wide qualities
suit all sizes appartmens all which offered
below those Of previous years.
nov29 lw2p A. BROuSSEAu d co,
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ng- MH1a srArE CoNyENr1oN.-A meetinl

lg~ WING STATE CONVENTIONAL meeting of
Delegates yesterday evening Shades
The meeting called order by nominating the following
VIM Chry President. Lathrop McIlhenny yicePresi-
dents; Thos. F. Fisher, N. ygnie, Secretaries.
On notion District the Candidate
ate follows, viz:
First District HUNT
Second District. A. LuMSDEN.
Third District VIM DEBUYS.
Fourth District. .........JAMES ROBB
Who unanimously chosen.
After which, Delegates the First District met
the following Candidates for Aldermen
p N. WOOD and SAMUEL JONES, JR., vice and
James Stockton, resigned. WIN. CHR1sTY, Chairman.
THos +. FISHER, N. VIGNIE, Secretaries. does
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Bargains-EsargG
RICH SILKS MOUSsELINE DE LANES,
CASHMERES AND EMRROIDERIES,
t just received steamship City having
BOUGHT At GREAT SACRIFICES,
they will be sold such THEM OFF once
NEEDLE WORKED CoLLARS-From oue Dime 10 Fifty Cens.
HANDSOME BELTS-All coiors, Fifteen Cents.
MoUssELINE DE AlNEsFrom Ten Cents the qualities
RICH BRocADE SILKs-At 81, 81 IS and 81 So
MANTILLAS-Lned. from as ts $50.
CURTAIN GOODS and other HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES great
bargains, mt SIMPSONS,
novl0 If 50 Canal street.
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IMonpsOn s NiaOsl.

Thompson y .S'iEOn,
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
NO. 10 CAMP STREET,
opposite City Hotel,
TT Are in receipt Of large and varied stock of
FINE CLOTHING,
by expressly RETAIL TRADE and
embracing every vsrietyo
OVER COATS;
CLOAKs
FRoCK COATS;
DRESS COATS;
PALET0TS;
SAC COATS;
PANTALOoNs
VESTS.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
Of all the latest md best styles.
UNDER SHIRTS, DRAWERS AND HALF HosE-of Sill, Men
Cashmere, Lambs Wool and Cotton;
SCARFS, CRAyATS, TIES AND STOCKS;
PORTE MoNNAIES, POCKET BOOKS, CIGAR CASES;
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS-of Silk White Bordered
Cambria;
UMBRELLAS-Of Silk, Bingham and Cotton;
DRESSING RoBEs-of Cashmere iIoun Lame Cotton
PERFUMERY;
COMBS;
BRUSHES
COAT LINKS;
SHOULDER BRACES, ETC.
oct3o LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS. 2pI
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Thanks to the steamer Georgetown for river favors
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az WING MEETING. The Wing voters {

N5@ WING MEETING.-The Wing voters Of
the Representative District comprised within
Fourth Wards, earnestly requested MONDAY
ING the 9Th of December O'clock tFACHNACS BEER
GARDEN, of Annuncaon and Poyfarre The object
this meeting three Repre-
sntatves in the General Assembly the State the election
FOURTH MONDAY month. 1t is hoped
large attendance will present. the subject great
every voter. dee3
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DIP The. amtriean 1ins.

SourH-WKsT Pass, December 2. 5P.M.
The ship William from Portland, Me-, has arrived with
a cargo of ice, lumber and fish.
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Boots and Shoes, en
~ The undersigned have received last few &U$
weeks, and have on the way, $4,000 worth of
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS,
OF every description and quality selected with great the
various manufactures of Boston, NewYork Philadelphia
THIS STOCK is ONE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED
EYER OFFERED IN THIS CITY, and country merchants city
dealers would do well call and purchasing
goods are offered at low prices and terms
iocounty merchants particularly who contemplate laying
their supplies confidently this stock ask them
to call and examine for themselves,
DAVID TAYLOR g. CO.,
(successors OF Taylor Rayne,)
sepl3 2ptf a5 Custon,,s,se Al rect
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French China
Crockery, China and Glass Ware.

~ The subscribers have in large stock
line comprising the complete Family Country
Dealers to be found in the South which they Offering
and on favorable terms P. Il. FELL & CO.,
l0t2p Common sree, yerspds Hotel.
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4 veFy sNIsfD AssOftHthT OF
BOYS AND CHILDREN's CLOTHING.
EXTRA LONG COATS,


~ You had batter call and purchase you something
tafiahls. ALFRED MUNRoE CO.,
dees lisp AMsgaxiHs street, corner Of Grayisr.
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EQUESTRIAN SHIRTS AND TIGHTS,
just received, which offered very low.
Call and examine at SHERMAN d PERSONS
deci 6teod2p Magazine street, corner Canal.
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Died.

Suddenly by being thrown from his carriage JONI A.
WILIrNR, Esq Of Flatbush aged II years, old and
highly respectable inhabant of that place and formerly
for many years a resident Of this city.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from Trinity Church
morrow morning at 10 o'clock precisely without further
invitation.
On Sunday night, May 30 after ten weeks illness, An
DREW LArou. aged 40 years and 3 months.
The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from his late residence 27s
Grand street. this afternoon at o'clock without further
notice.
On Tuesday, June l. after lingering Illness Mrs
ANGELINA WILHELM wife of Jacob III. Gumble, aged 81
years
The friends and acquaintance of the family re-
spectully invited To attend her funeral this afternoon
al O'Clock om the residence of her brothcrn law SIR
Frederick Moxeau Is Avenue ID.
On Tuesday evening June I, after short Illness, Mr..
LroNARD II. SMITH, in the 52d year Of Ills age.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited TO OF
tend MS funeral from his late residence, ISIS Henry
street tomorrow afternoon at o'clock without further
notice
On Tuesdey june 1 PATRICK ByRSE, native of county
Mayo. Ireland aged 81 years
His funeral win take place this afternoon at o'clock
from St. Vncents Hospital Thirteenth street between
ihrd ana fourtn avenues His friends and acquain-
tances are respectfully invited to attend
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BewareI
Have care;
Don't buy poisonous trash,
When quarter, hard cash,
At Lyons laid out,
All the bed bugs will route,
And make roach, ant, and flea,
Com felo de Sc.
LYONS Powder and Pill,
All insects and vermin will certainly kill.
not 424 BROADWAY


To the Wlse-In Time to Prevent Sick
nessBrandrehs Pills have been proved by experience to
be innocent even when given to those Of the most tender
weak frame They certain in their curative effect
IS the e timony of daily proves They cure All
season Of year they ought to be used the first
each for As days would often insure health during the
summer months and in event. the health would be
greatly i'm proved by the adoption Of this advice which
thist anspathst They viii all find that the evacuation
OF the bowels in the spring by vegetable medicine like
Brs.dreths Pills will pay them large return Of health
Inflammation Of the bowels to chronic rheumatism have
been cured by the OF Brandrcths Pills During hot
Weather the must be regular we can have health
Pills must be used From two to hye will generally be su
cent and unlike all other purgatives the bowels, after
few doses arc found more regular quality unknown TO
other medicines Of this class refer TO numerous per-
who have cured themselves Of the most sevousy cos
tive habit by the Of these pills In only
pill used every night for several months in others It was
continued during whole bat in instance the
bowels restored to fun vger and regularity Change
of Number DR. Brandreths Office in Broadway il at
No Az between Lspenard and Canal sreetsnext year he
take, as hs store is the middle one-No 4-whcre the
Brandreth Pills obtained genuine at cents box
with full directions Also at his branch Offices, 2 Hudson
b. BRANDRETH.
DMy counting house is for the present At NO. 80 Lis
penard street. b. b.
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Hrst ccer) and his brother oeers for their many
tesies during the whole time reporter was on board
We cannot better close this account than by gtvipe
Hat Of the officers Of The vessel =
Captain B. h Mathews (late Of the Great West ru and
City Of Glasgow rtesmerfl.
Frst QSncsr-Mr H. Cox (for seven yesrs arst ofscsr
IN the Cunsrd line)
Second Ofnc.r-Mr VIM. Martip.
Third Ofneer-Mr. John Cleaws.
Fourth sfncer-Mr Charlie. Pete-s
Doctor-Mr. Alexander
Puser-Mr. JSnM Lnger
Casets-Mesars Miller, Lambert, State and Christian
Chief EEgiuvcr-Mr. Csxman
s~ond Eneneer-Mr. Joseph williams (for seven years
win Capt. N. ia the Great Westerly.
Third Dngineer-Mr Mcintyre (aiso OF the ureat
Westerly
Fourth Engineer-Mr N Beamish.
FifsA Engineer-Mr Grfhths, (sso OF the Great
Westerly.
Sixth Engineer-Mr Glover
Chief Steward-Mr UDsworth.
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Court Calsndar-Yhle Day.
UMrEp BTArEs DisrRIcr 0euar-kos ., 10, II n, 10
= IN TO -
Dtock Sales,

PHLADxLpHIA June l-Stsek Boavd-1o0 shares Reading
RaYead, exj 100 Dc. 91 % Pennsylvans Railroad 4SG
$500 Lshigh Ga SIX; loo Allegheny 6s 20, 90; Penn
!s.s :a.s.: n1..1s.suss Rsi s, ~ lso
Pesnsyysns Rsiirosd 4sXi 5000 Reading Bonds So, 20
83; 1000 DO $50; coo Pennsylvania IS, 102 80 shares
Carbon Railroad, 46.
BALTIMORE, Nay 3l.-Soek Boayd-$l 800 Baltimore 6'a
1890 l06 1000 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Bonds 1875
IS shares Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, 7t 10 York and
Rsilscsd time 1 Baltimore and suseSs-
1880 closed a. oe bid os asked Batmors Ard Ohio Rail
do, 1850 93 bid 9 aaked do shares 10 bid 75h asked;
York and Cumbefland Rsroad q bid I'm asked; Baltf
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Tho mechanical and other Improvements, which
have been going up for nearly year past in our
establishment, will be complete in a few days. Our
machinery consisting Of three large Rotary Presses in
vented and Improved by R. NJ Hoe, together with two
bser and TIVE steam engines will be capable Of printing
sm thrvfue forty ousond sheets per Aour Our gene
N circulation is at this moment the largest Of any
newspaper establishment in the United Understanding
10 every party in politics. every sect in religion every
class Of society every State city and town. north and
south west and east in this broad and beautiful Union.
We consume much paper per annum, half of all
ths other daily journals ofhs nearly much
tArsc Of the principal book publishers here In
Dostors' and extensive apartments set in
type whole double sheet HERALD in four Ave hours
With all these improvements. organized on perfect
system will hereafter be enabled to satisfy the wants
II the public in the early delivery of the HERALD and
also IN the great publicity of advertisements among the
best business classes beyond any other journal of the day
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On Tuesday, June 1. by the Rev. Mr. Chalker, Mr..
Henry J. DRozE to Miss ELIZABETH ]. BAKER, both of
this city
Sandy Hill papers please copy.
In Brooklyn Tuesday. June l. at the Church of the
Holy Trinity. by the Rev William H. Lewis, WILLIAM r.
BnEwsrrR to JULIA Y, youngest daughter Of the late
joseph Waldron, Esq.
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The Turf.

The Turf.
US,or CouRsE, L. L-TRorrING.-MorDAy, May 81
Purse $500-$IO0 the second best in racethxee
miles and repeat in harness.
H. Jones entered e Observation-Disclosures.
J. Whslpey entered 8. m Lady Suffolk ......... 2
w. Whean entered b. h. Jack Rossiter. ..........
II. Woodruff entered b. Boston Girl ........ dist.
G. Spiccr entered g. &. Vermont. dr..
Time, S:0O-8:07.
CoLD SPRIr0 CoURsE. BUFFALO. MAY 22.-Purse and
stakes $780, mile heats best three in 6ve in harness
Cbautauque Chief. .......................... !
AtDcOw. .......... =
otk0A8cr. o
Time, 237-2:30-2:37.
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Green Turtle Soup and Stealks.-Bayard
will fne Turtle this day Soup ready oclsck
Families and parties supplied At six shings per quart
r. N BAYARD, No. 3 State street.
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To the Lndles.-Those Ladies' who have
hair wish restored to it's original color
lustre and sotness, should DAvISS Rahvene most
strictly scientific preparation and which upon
roots Of the hair such
tral eoorng material See circulars with authentic ties
Gmony Price ~ cents bottle For sale at the
depot Ne 500 Grand street, and Nos 1872 Broadway 29
Washington street. 1862 Hudson street. l2 Bowery and Ill
Ions nm
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Whiskers and Moastaches can positively
produced (strange appear in six weeks by using
Graham onsssnt for the beard and hair i is
the Queens Life Guards in London Price ST per bottle
r. q. GRAHAM, Is Ann street.
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Lady In Limho--In q case before Jury
the other day. in the Municipal Court Of aeghbong town.
the witnesses unable to recognise the prisoner
count of the color of her hair and which had been
converted from sandycel9re red to most beautiful
ric Hair Dye which may be had with other articles
store Of A. D. Sands 100 Fulton street; Rushton Clark
Co.. PAS Pearl street and by the druggists and perfumers
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
" SEE SECOND AND THIRD PAGES. -ss
PERSONAL.


MR.. EDWARD SEARS, LATE OF THE COUNTY
M Mayo Ireland learn something to interest him.
by addressing WALTER SEARS, ct Celdsnham, Orange
Co, Ny.
ELLEN McGUINASS WILL PLEASE CALL IN
~ Crosby street. ~ the earliest opportunity whore she
will obtain Information Of . friend.
INFORMATION WANTED OF ENGELBERT ERTHEL,
German boy about eight years Old who was brought By
grafton On The 9Th Of October s and given TO their
boy - his health would permit the boy being At that
.Sners once Of which copy hsreunto the boy
orded therefore supposed that this boy Is yet avs
Amy information of his where abouts viii DO thankfully
GEO. H. SEINON, Bavaran Consul. 80 Liberty street.
Odice Of the Commissioners Of Emigration, New York,
December r. 1850 This 10 to certify that Engebert Erthel
six Of age native Of Germany who arrived this
port during Che month Of August IS49 from Havre.
ship the Of which admitted In the Emil
Refuge Wards Island, under the tho
mssioneSs Of the 9h day OF October l9
and that since the 10Th Of December lS49 said
Engbert Ethel has been discovered In tho said
except the books OF tho institution though digent
search has several limos been made for him, and II 10
eved that said Engebert Erthe has died. that by
take the entry of his death neglected to be
that the entry ado against the Of other
Seal. JN0. II. GR1SCOME General Agent.
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Knoz's geasons.-These popular produce
tens sividea into the Spring Summer, Fail aad winter
styles Of geAtensAS Hats ere quite - popular Asa sssse;
eddy useful than 1konpso Seasons ~ poe0cel
II their ee.ssptien the latter york.
that they selling At his famous and much visitso
No. l28 Fulton street, ~ only four dollars
each. Cali and make . purchase.
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Happes yon want. You don't nip at the leaves
Or peck at the blossoms, like little bird thieves;
But secnre for yonr table the much desired fruit,
BY the right cultivation bestow the root.
So il art for the moment engage your attention.
Don't be gazing Mt gsrres stairs without mention,
But 20 to the artist whose rooms accessible,
Whose and whose fame Gxed in testb1o
who never has failed in his pictures to suit.
So to raise a true likeness, begin at the Root.
ROOTS great Daguerrean Gallery NJ 1863 Broadway,
where pictures Of the utmost perfection taken ut short
NJ tice, in athtr.
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s-,or,ous,1purlssh Imperial Three-plv

Carretiug gorecOus and Eitfring coIors magnHcen
unaue mosaic and troll hguros never before exhibited at
90 Eoetry, HIRAM sNDLkSONS. Also, American three
py Carpets NJ Co. 3d. r. sad So per yerd OF elegant
min nAr
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Enciish Floor OH Cloths, "a feet wide,

marble scroll and sale efsatn finish
At 70 Bowery, HIRAM ANDEEsoNS Also. 900 pieces Of
Oil Cloth ~ widths at g. 3d. 3 3 Cd. and
a. per yard end upwards the most bargains
ever offered in this city.
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Professor LOvet has removed to III Cham
berr street where he prepared TO restore hair its
original color. and badness Call and reference will
be given to those who have had perfect None &C.
nuine only that marked H. T. Lovet the bottle and
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Looking Glasses! LoORing Glasses!-Hooper
III other No LOG Fulton and No. 1888 Pearl street,
manaaeturing depsrme and added warerGoms to
s .ss sell r
Gill; and mahogany frames Looking Slasse rort ana
nents to purchasers.
Rich French Paper Neutrality-suspicious.
Faye Co.. No 46 Pearl street, Madison have just
The trade The are to
THOMAS FAYE& CO., 1875 Pearl street.
w. & t. Lewis, Carpet Upholsterers, No.
a. rs.T sS ey ns Tps s
stair and other Cn5pets MossS Rugs Oh
With trade. low any other house in the sitJ.
Great Bargains In Carpetings.-Peterson
g Br.sdssy SG.nsr Of Wn sss srsSt
vets 2s Tapestries 81 Brussels g. Thrsscpiy TO- 70 ss
Canal Street Carpet storc.-Now Is the
.ns MAKE PnTSRg s dsD ss sa
Ioa viii End good Inran CARPETS four shnss per yard
= sso ssSsss Also
Crystal Palace AgaIn-Patent Threc-ply
Hs as hs Fsr hsws
XNDERsoN's. Also Psraoes aud Crosby &sons Enssh
new sssss 4Ssy viii DO SOLD rSmsrssSs low
English Floor OIL Cloths, "a feet wide,
marble scroll aud sale 6gures .fsatn fnis
At 70 Bowery, HIRAM AN DEkSONS Also. 900 pieces OF
Beautiful floor Oil Cloth iu widths at Is 3D. 3 3 3D. and
a. yard end upwards the most bargains
ever offered in this city.
GioriousyApngi,sh Imperial Three-piy
Carret,ue OF gorgeous and gtsring coors snfcent
unau nogae and Groll hGuros never before exhibited at
% Nowery. HIRAM AhDLhSONS. Also, American threc-
piy Carpets 3d. IT, sad So per yerd OF elegant
sprfug styles.
Excelsior --Uuly four shtlisngs per yard,
for beautiful Ingram Carpets Of largo scron and small
figures st HIRAM ANDERSJNS, No. Wy 6owery. Eie-
giant pattern EA gia in ain Carpets ~ 6s o. 6d
6s Co., Cd 7a per yard. ALSO, common ingram snd
stair Carpetas, at Is 3d. 2s IS Cd Js ~ ID aad a.
Look at them.
Carpeting.--As the hurry Of business Is
getting over and having large assortment OF CARPETS o
Cloths and other goods in the line OF business w COM
selling them st reduced prices. Those who
OF handsome Tapestry, Brussels Three ply
Ingram Carpet respectfully invited 10 call and examine
the goods Goods shown freelyss No Ill B9wer Please
remember the name and number. j. n GILLESPIE.