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In Brooklyn, Thursday. July Is, ROSETTA, wife of
Thaddcus ii Walsh and daughter Of John r. Marsh,
MARSH. daughter of John Il Marsh, aged 20 years.
The relatives and friends of the families respectfully
invited TO attend their funerals from the Seventh Pres
byterian Church (Rev DR. Hatfold), of Boerum
and Ridge streets this afternoon at o'clock without
fmlher invitation
The remains of Mrs. ELIZA MITCHELL having arrived
from New Orleans the funeral services will be held St
patrick's Cathedral, this morning at o'clock.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend.
The remains of ALFRED NICHOLSON will be conveyed
from the house of Gabrath Al Twelfth street.
TO Greenwood Cemetery, this afternoon at o'clock.
His friends and acquaintance and those of the family
are respectfully invited to attend.
On Friday. July IL, Mrs. CATHERINE @. GUM, wife Of
George w. Phelps
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral this afternoon at O'Clock
from her late residence 81 Blocker street. without fur
1her invitation.
In Brooklyn Friday morning, July 16 after pain
ful illness OF inflammation of the brain JULIA ANNA only
daughter of Dr. H. f. and Margareta Peck in the 18th
year Of her age.
friends and the relatives of her family arc respect
fully invited to attend her funeral without further
fce this afternoon at o'clock from the residence of her
PARENTS 3oz State street Brooklyn, from whence her
,emains will be taken to Harlem.
On Friday, July 10 WILLIAM ARCHER, son of James F.
snd Catharine stansbery aged year months and s
DAYS.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funerals this afternoon at o'clock
from the residence Of his parents 40 Greenwich street.
without further invitation His remains will be taken to
Elzabethtown. New jersey for incrment.
On Friday July It, Ann, wife of John Gchres aged 50
years
The friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
TO attend her funeral tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock
from her late residence. $50 Mulberry street NB-No
carriages allowed.
On Thursday evening, July Is ADELAIDE, daughter of
w and Rebecea Ann Billings, aged months.
he friends of the family respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral this morning at 10 O'Clock from the
residence Of her parents 13S Forsyth street.
On Friday July IT, after short but very Illness
ApoIPHE HENRY. infant of H. D. and Sophia Luhrs,
aged year and months
The friends of the family respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral TO afternoon at o'clock from
the residence of his parents of Sixth street and
A. His remains will be taken the Lutheran Gene
terry. Middle Village. Long Island for nterment.
In Albany, on Friday morning July 10, of consump
ton Mrs JANE NJ FoRrEN, of this city in the 33d year
Of her age.
On Wednesday. July H. at 1876 Crosby street, JOHN W.
RucuAEAN, youngest of Jane and John Wallace aged
months
On Tuesday, July H. at his late residence 396 Ninth
street Of apoplexy, Mr. WILLIAM FREscH, in the 30th
year of bis age.
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Personal.

observation-disclosures AILLANPERT.
- nee Duguy hereby advised Of the death of her hus
band and requested to send her address to Messrs
Hannequin Co., GO Broad street.
INFORMATION WANTED OF A BOY SEVEN YEARS
Of age. named Michael Donoughc. who lost at the
landing Of the Albany boat at IL o'clock A. Any infor
nation OF him will be thankfully received by his friend
JOHN GROVE, at the Emigration Office, N the Park.
by his father residing ia New York. the family from
the county Monaghan, Ireland When last heard Of
about going TO Norfolk Virginia III this should
his eye, let him address the undersigned.
PATRICK McQUADE. 81 Pike street.
Norfolk please
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

INDIA RUBBER BOOTS AND SHOES, CORT-
andt streetExporters Of Rubber shoes are invited 70
inspection o. my Patent Inds Rubber Shoes nnd s5
eommisson Il saved and the price will be made far below
the msrket Days Shoes took the first premium silver
,aeasI a. ,ha American Institute Fair, 1851 HORACE H.
DAY Oldest india Rubber manufacturer Ia the bust
meas IN the United States owner Of nineteen lnda RUBBER
patents.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
SPECIAL NOTICE.


HEREBY EE9yEsT AL WHOM NAY GoSeEsS
sixteenth street York all effects mot being money
sive aslnowledg cement for the same. l.. KossUTH.
HARD-AUsTRALIA-T MERCHANTS AND SHIP
~ pers.-Mr. G.H ELLIOTT Intends taking passage per
or SAMPLES Of hmarcsu Goods @s ON tra
for that market Can be seen at lao Pearl street.
ITO TnE PUBLIC REPORTS HAVING BEEN
- Suspend business &C Of the destruction
Tae.og BY FIRE the 18th instant he takes this
supty TIE decreasing demand for Watsons unrivsiled
fi r' wAsos iG'Fif s1a @
Columbia street, South Brooklyn.
ID appeared in seversi Of the daily newspapers
Of the arrest and cmmittn Of Samuel Isaacs an
In rsm as i9sss s.ns sai but
ySSa1 Sp E
procured writ Of corpus aud the return of
the adays the judge discharged the prisoners
S the ssnne Which Sy
INCEnDiE DE MONTREAL REUNION FRANCHISE.
Les Franco Canaien ct Francois de toute origine,
ssmes nid ohel peIaonco aa coin Beaver ct
south william pour ssser aux DO
CARD-THE PRoRPRIEToRs OF ."FIsK's METAL
Il? Burial Case have not REGARDED it as essential to
dung the for the simple that the Demand
sag become equal to their facilities But
Tor enlargem their consequence Of
the increased orders they receiving and as the great
value Of the article becomes more generally known they
take occasion stare that they will soon be able to fill
With rromp the orders which they may receive from
sections Of the Union aud they particularly and
epeoly invite the citizens Of New York to visit their sales
room, 66 Broadway where these burial be
style Of finish and from the plain
and cheapest the most highly decorated and expen
sive Many OF the undertakers In this city have spared
pains since the frat introduction Of this article to decry
the by variety Of fasehood and
IN their and many persons who have been de-
srou ung for the ntermcnt OF deceased friends have
doing by these unounded and unjust
imputaons The only earthly for this has been p
vaey ayowed by these The wood
enscons in New York well knows that their business must
great DEGREE superseded by the introduction Of the
metallic whilst many Of those who do not
they realize and make their customers
gster the the old article than by the
anor this these do not hesitate to mako
however false We have a1 sales
saac, evidence Of the great value and utility
Of these for the dead In being air tight excud
ing well the escape of gssses exhalins from the body
period time; less exposed to dissertation, useful
Of removal and especially being In aet as cheap
various sizes aud mounted in the style
enc which enclosed the Of Henry Clay Dated JUL
IL, 1852 W. M. kAfMoND Co $50 broadway.
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A VALUABLE HISTORICAL WORK. CORNISH,
n LAMPGRT & CO., No. 8 Park place, New York, have
just published "The Napoleon Dynasty History Of the
Bonaparte Family, by the Berkeley Men. Svo GA pp.
illustrated With twenty-five fine portraits Price SO 80
works ever published in this country 1t contains chteen
distinct biographies Of members OF the ustrous Bona
parte family written in style Of glowing and attractive
eloquence and presents clearly to the mind Of the
most exciting events in the worlds history
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hesk Many of the best vessels engaged In tho British
nd New York transportation trade. being drawn of
rem that TO Australia and may expect here scarcity
ships and enhanced freights which will check impor-
fstions and tend to advance the prices OF goods We
book for extended perty this fall in the dry goods
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HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC, WANTED.

UNREAD. NEEDLE AND TRIMMING sToRE-ONE
j on Broadway, Bowery. Grand, or some principal
street having moderste stock may hear OF apurchaser
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

&1 0OO PARTNER WANTED, WITH THIS
WlsVOOs amount OF capital, TO joi the advertiser
In taking Stove and Hardware Store In good thorough
fare doing good business long established Formo par
ticulars address " Stove Store" Herald office
&7 000 WANTED, A PARTNER WITH THE
I,OOOs above capital TO purchase onc-half interest
In an exclusive manufacturing business conducted by
prsctca man having the invested $3.50 to
$sOW can be easily made annually, which will he shown
Address Young, Herald ONCE with name and residence
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NEW YORK NAKEp-wRITrEN ExpRRssLY FOR

NEW YORK NAKED-wRITTEN EXPRESSLY FOR
~ the suns.y News X G. g. Io;.s ESQ., ssthOs Of
No 1.-The Five Points, and another Point This graphic
work New York as exists written in STYLE
and will create great excitement throughout the city,
street. Newsboys attention! The rush for the News will be
and orders must be left they cannot
be filed Price three cents Advertisers, iend In your
fAvnr NJ nnca
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LIQUORS.


9 OOO DOE. SUPERIOR 81; JULIEN. 81. ESTE
OVW Ihc nsrss. nss c;r Sors.sS s ip g,
81 So 20. Ee, BOTTLES ret urn.d Ass 2o aos superior
White Wine, for sale BY WIN: n. VNDkkhlLdl, No. ~
Broons street, corner OF CROSBY
DRANpIEs WINES, ALEs, PORTER sEGARs, SC.
ID &c the choicest brands and in gnanti.ie. suit
HILL s30 Broome street. Of Crosby At twenty per
cent less than any other house. N BThe largest
lishment In the world.
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EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS EVERY
steamer BUFFALO csgn Is.eoI win ssy' fSes q
street, s Catbarine street. "a Pier No "a. Nj re-
turning by 5P. n. band OF music will be on ocsre
Dinner refreshments and bait and fishing tackle PROVIDED
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EXTRAORDINARY RI AL six THOUSAND COPIES
II sold in day -Achi New mana full report Of
this most binary trial. for seduction and adultery
charged against Dr. Achl the apostate Catholic priest
by the celebrated Dr. Newman the Oxford Puseys both
ofwhom eceders from their former creNds Price, l2
cents DEWITT DAVENPORT,
Trt RuIit Ma afr
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EULION CHOWDER oLUB.-THE MEMBERS. AND
All those who intend to accompany thsm their
ANIMAL EXCURSION are 10
ARA PIGMENTS. BY order,
JAMES ROONEY. Secretary.
ORDER or THE LONE sTAR.-THE MENgRRs OF
the several Divisions in this vicinity, sojourBss
bretherS now In this city requested
Brosdway: this Saturday evening, at o'clock, puus
tuay business Of importance By order Of the Pres
dent Of the General Assembly,
MASONIC NOTICE-THE MEMBERS OF EXCELSIOR
1VA Lodge, No 1875, are hereby summoned TO attend
special nesting OF this lodge to be held It their
u Division street Sunday afternoon july 18TH at three
o'clock precisely. r. G. SHAVER, w. n.
J. s. DAVIES, Sec'y pro tenn
DICK CLUB-THE MEMBERS OF THE PICK CLUB
formerly Picayune Club of Brooklyn are
70 attend mseting Of the Club en- Monday evening Aext
18th sst 70 be hold Mt the Climb Brother Thomas
H. kusks OF Chatham square and Mott street.
make for the first grand Pick
Nick Of the Club Punstual attendance Is particularly re-
questea. CHS. Il. REYNOLDS, Secretary.
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u Broadway B0wery. Grand, or some princ1pAl
street having stock may hear Of purchaser
by addressing F. at this oce stating location and par
VUANTED-IN BROOKLYN IN THE VICINITY OF
w the Heights, the first Of August for six months
furnished parior and bedroom. with board for
wife and two children and servant IN private family OF
required Address Box l,001, Post Once
TNANTED-To PURCHASE OR HIRE FOR THE
season. good Sail Boat, from Is to "a feet long, and
ready for immediate Address Sail Boat, at the
office Of this paper stating the very lowest price, and full
particulars.
VUANTED-A FARM OF ABOUT THIRTY ACRES.
w 1t must be within thirty miles Of New York, and
the line railroad by which could be had with
The city Address communications to 7. NJ Hampstead,
care of X. ii. Ellis, ~ Wall street.
~ O0O HOUSES AND LOTS WANTED
dera, priced Houses, the neishborhood Of Seventh,
ri nth Ninth streets Also, wanted to purchase
house lot worth $4,000 So 900 In the lower part Of the
city. Apply TO N. L. SHELDON, No 10 Nassau street.
WANTED TO HiREBY THE FIRST OR MIDDLE
Of August small house, or part OF one containing
6ve six for email family without children; loca
tien rot above Prince street. and between Hudson street
and Bowery Address c. +. T., Broadway Post ofhce
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nEMOCRATIC FREE PREss.-LAsT WEEKS EDT

II EMOCHATIC FKEE PHESS.-EAST WEEKS EDI.
- tion was speedily exhausted This weeks issue has
been doubled Let friend Of Pierce and King and OF
the constitution and compromise call to-day at 1873 William
street and become subscriber TO this purely democratic
Journal Original campsign songs every week.
n PARSONS DAY, Proprietor.
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CHEAPEST PLACE IN TIE CITY FoR IRON FURNl-
~ tureIron Bedsteads, &c, from 81 to sos hAaasomc
marble top Tables all sizes from S. $50 Whatnoss ma
ceres &c. &c fancy and Gothic Chairs ali sizes worked
covers &c at tho wareroo 553 broadway above Sppns
street, west side. ~S-"o
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u EsPEcTABLE GERMAN SERVANTS, FOR ALL
and country work, at the Intelligence Once of
LOUIS MORRIS, 95 Green wich street.
Subscription for German servants four shngs for six
months Wantsd-Contractors for carting.
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ITO TALlOw CHANDLERs.--THE Establish
teenth street, including Horse Wagon. Buildings. and
Lease q the premises for SALE for cash An excellent
D. Fanshaw, printer OF Ann and Nassau streets.
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MACHINERY FOR SALE, VIZ
lVl Engine Lathe, 20 feet long. swings 80 inches.
Engine Lathe 16 feet long. swings "a inches.
Engine Lathe, II feet long, swings 20 inches.
Engine Lathe feet long, swings is inches.
] Engine Lathe, feet long, swings IS inches.
Engine Lathe, feet long swings ~ inches.
Also, fine machine cutting bolts; machine for
boringcar wheels pulleys Sc swings feet; Planning Ma
Of Dsnielss Wood Planning Machines, 16 feet long 10
nchcswide ALSO lot Of Tools suitable for the general
obbn Of machine shop The above will all be sold very
low for cash inquire OLA JUDs0N at Railroad Foun-
dry 81 Centre street. OF H. q. JUDD, 12sth street.
Harlem.
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RLACK LACE MlTTS.-TWo CASES LONG AND
- short lace Mts and Gloves with other novelties mat
received at PETER ROBERTS, $50 broadway.
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A LOT OF BEST FRENCH REGULUs OF ANTIMo.
IA ny for sale by G. L. HABICHT h CO,
A Wall.

ITO DAGUERREAN ARTISTS AND COUNTRY DEAL
ers-The prices Of scale plates liked rs folio
Full size plates hundred, 500 half si1e do SOL;
quarters do, SIG; mediums do Sl7 80 Terms cash. The
usual discount to Wholesale dealers These plates have
ceved many improvements since their first ntrod
this market They warranted uperior 10 ell
others We refer TO the best city artists whose
ais In hands For sale by the subscriber sole agent
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SPECTACLEs.-E s. FRANKS SPECTACLE MAKER
81 Bowery, Opeisn to the New York Optnalme Hos.
pal and Eye lnfrmary. Certifcate sights are In
Jared and totally lost for want OF skfu adjustment Of
spectacles Mr. Franks is highly instructive
turer and conversant with the above subject There
fore recommend him with confdence Sisned by Drs
Dubois Wilkes, and Hased Surgeons the York Eye
Inftmary Dire Stephenson and Rogers
York lilo spital for Diseases Of the Eye
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ITO BUILDERS.-F0R SALE, WITH LIBERAL LOANS,
alArge number Of lots located fifteenth, Thirty.
sixth and Twenty ninth streets Third
avenues and other locations None but responsible build
R. O. PIERCE llo4 BroaSvs~
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BOARDING ROOMS AND BEDROOMS FURNISHED
- also bath with without board, suitable for
gentleman and his wife single gentlemen, a. 5 Bcoad
way ever the mourning store, between Prince and Spring
etr,et
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CELEBRATED CR0TON FILE w0RKS-NOTICH TO
Hardware Importers, Machnisss, and Enginssrs-Ine
nndersned having purchased the entire interest Of the
Croton File Works Sing Sing N Y hereby gives sotss
that all the descriptions of Piles ufsctured 81 said
Works. and formerly sold by Messra Hornor Co, viii
hehceforth be cold only By che subscriber his oes and
6lIed At very short notice. HENRY J, TBBOTsON. as
Pearl street. N. B.Ibbotson, Brothers Co.'s GLOBE
Files are for sale, As usual, At the same store.
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Guns, RIFLES, PISTOLS, GUN MATERIAL. SPORT
" ing Apparatus, Fine Cutlery, &c. &c.-Onion 4
Wheeoek Manufacturers and Importers % Maiden lane
invite the attention Of city and ther
extensive and well gsleeted assortment of the Goods
constant supply Of Reviewers and other arms ma
nuaetursd by Allen Thnrber Also Colts Pistols Of All
-
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WANrED-PR0TEsTANTG IRLs-TwENTYE IGHT
respsesses girls can obtain excellent places, mme
and Society Agency LOG Chambers street ready
for two proassed Cooks fve Cooks and Washers nine Gene
raj WORKERS two Chambermads Nurse and Seamstres,
four small gr 70 90 errane waiting and nursing and Ave
Scotch girls wanted Places in nrst rate families
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GRAND SUNDAY EXCURSION TO FLUSHING
" Flammersburg, Strattonport and st. Romans WE'LL
The new and beautiful steamer GEORGE LAW, Captain
Francis Lockwood will make excursion to the shove
places on Sunday ns.t Jny ls . leaving IS follovs:-
street, At % o'clock; DO Peck Slip, r. r. At OK o'clock
DO Delaney street at 10 o'clock; do. Eighth street At I0
o'clock Returningw leave Flushing 1t AZ o'clock, Pm
Fare cent "a
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VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE AT ELizABETHPORr,
New Jersey.-Four lots Broadway, bet ween Front
and Fret streets opposite the depot ofhe Central Railroad
CO.. and within 800 feet Of the steamboat landing Also
lots Wall street Within 300 feet Of the wharf, viii OK.
change r city GTIParNsHc yoT ssr%:, Ss spgyto
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HoiLoWAY'S PILLS, AN ADMIRABLE REMEDY
for the cure OF Liver Complaints Bad
Mr.. wilson; a gentleman lately returned from Bengal,
where ne had been en- poyed for several
East India Com pany service called at Professor HoIlo
way few days 20 bcnsHt he
had derived from taking these unparalleled pills havng
suffered from liver for years with adigeson
impaired Tor months he could
other remedies seemed have effect on his
Holloway pills acted so wonderfully in cleansing the liver
anu the digestive that he quite
restored TO health Sold by all the vendors Of medicine
oughon the British empire by those Of the United
ststes-8 cents cents, and 81 40 each Wholesale at
Mr. rses "a Maiden lane, New ork and at the
tors PA Strand. London. '--r
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A NATION M0URNS.-MOURNING BADGES, ADOPT
"A ed by the committee and Rosettes shrouded Grape
with liz 81 the lameoted Henry C,y Mill
nry. hremen and civic societies. supplied Officers swerd
knots, Grape for the &c. VALENTINE 1856 FuIton
street, OF Broadway.
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E1OR SALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE AND NEARLY
three Of land. the Hudson river three mint
walk from the railroad depot and three quarters of
hours ride from the City Hall The grounds laid
ont in terraces and lawns with fountains and ponds
The house has been recently built three stories high aud
contains the best modern improvements water closet and
bathing roomsthe water from fine spring being carried
through the house. The premises we'll covered with
shade trees and command river view. There Is slso
stable ice house and the usual buildings The furn
ture nay also be purchased. Apply to
X. W. MARTIN, 81 Wall street.
OF IN BROADWAY FOR SALE-ONE OF TUE MOST
IL desirable lots in broadway beow Cortls street. will
be sold at reasonable price Part OF the purchase
money would be taken In good lots mortgages Also
four lots for sale, In Forty sixth street.
N. l.. SHELDON, No. 50 Nassau street.
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NOR SALE THE BEST DINING AND LODGING
Il house in the city, doing capital business The
lodging department pays the rent and all hired help An
location Being opposite large market
two ferries The establishments fitted in the most
~ low rent. Apply to A. L. J. SERGEANr No. 10 Wan
etra.t
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nCEAN STEAMER FOR SALE.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
~ instructed to offer for sale, the fine side wheel
steamer CHEROKEE laying at the end Of Long wharf,
Boston She built by the British 81 Kings
Canada. at of sterling and has
been urdei steam longer than days until her
scnttrp her engines are BY Maudsey, Son Ried. Navy
Contrtors London, of go horse power the ship Is Of 80
tons rster flush deck has large cspacy for has
prevedher.n very fast and superior going steamer
and win be found desirable vessel for the ChaRrss Ha
ysna r,de Inspection Of ths fine vessel invited And
HAM Co, No. Long wharf, Boston, or EDWARD
CUNARD, Ne. Bowling Green, New York.
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WHIsKERs AND MoUsTACHEs CAN BI PRO-
onsuent for the beard and har II Is positive and per-
etly HARMLESS to the skin Now any young have
the country. r. O. GRAHAM, lss Ann street.
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PoARD-A LARGE FRONT PARLoR ON TUE Sc
- cond floor with large pantry attached, suitable for
gentleman and wife, to let with board. Also sll
the second no,r, suitable for gle gen
Apply at No. l2l Chambers street.
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CUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO wHITEsToNE, NEW
- Rochelle, and Glen Cove-The commodious steamer
CATALINA Captain Hofmire, will make excursion to
the above PLACES every Sunday during the months Of July
Nj Geuverneur street. At s Delaney street. 8s Teuth
street, and Nineteenth street. o'clock. Returning,
leave Glen Cove At 81 o'clock; New Rochelle, o'clock
stepping at w milestone. Fare % cents each way
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doors, ShSBES AND PANEL woRK-N p. KIM
- ball, NO "a Hickman street, has hand 10
order the beat Panel work be found prices which
vii not ai to satisfy purchasers being much lower thsn
work OF the same quality Ia sold elsewhere viz:-Doops
Kiln dried or not Of all sizes and kind dnsh Gashes
glazed or not glazed: Blinds and shutters Backs
suG all work Of the kind ade Of the and work
manship. AL articles packed for shipping.
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BOARD AT ASTORIA. l.. I-MRS. ROOME mas
~ two or three nnocouped rooms in her house. deli
fully situated the banks Of the East river. Astoria
l. L. Comm unieation with the city every hour through