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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-22

CITATION FOR THE ESHrRtrIoN OF THE INDUSTRY OF
OFFICE, No. So BROADWAY. Nrw YoRx,l
address behalf Of the Association for the E1h
e OF as sensTa 81 a u ne to
Tie building INTENDED fo the cf the Exhibton
the largest and beautiful ea!aeo in the country II
wo As9 the
work advanced and to be competed tae Flat
he TIC s f
@ yn hive oad - stated onf ~ G oa
TO- that the Exhibition will certainly bs opened tho I'd
thus offered qqsled opportunity Of exhibit
they S1s dsvsrt sfiss Sa
hS A9ys srsasy that
esss %aseycF Indirect IN tho Sa dsposton
to be made Of any article that mas be displayed
pu5s Lat We les
The city has given the lease of Reservoir square tho
State bas granted charter and the Federal authorities
have engaged that the building shall 30 made bonded
ont paying duty 50 long IS they remain in t.
preventative in this country Of tee PRINCIPAL foretga
powers and we ac receiving ally confirmation Of the
laGsurers q Europe large aapber Of articles Of high
Ss1 we as have ySTy extensive ola
two We hsye desreS e vs the ere
a s to a ey va ss b az ss sSSS
the products Of the industry Of the Ola World still shall
obtaining the fullest and extensive oooperatonof
American industry. Our exhibition would extremely
deecve-it would be nferer both in and in
utility, to what to make itf the great
of the people Of country not iuY displayed
In IL.
We believe Il to be unnecessary urge upon you the
Arguments this subject which will prerent
themselves to the MIND Of every intelligent American pro-
duoer Your position in the world OF rio industry
interest and what il due enterprise devised
large scale Of public useuneuaa entse rs to entertain
the fullest conviction that will send of
choicest Of your skill you will urge
your friends to do the
we a. not doubt i Iush vii he the result when the
enhject bronRht tuly beore
ony for addressing thus particularly thai the
matter not he in the press daily bus
and that give the subject attention time to be
fully prepared.
We inelose our General Circular and also form Of
Application for SPACE, 70 which beg your attention.
Copies Of these &C this letter. IL desire them send
10 friends spondcnts be had this oce
In order that may know what extent or
ion depend the favor Of reply before the
18th day OF November is sshed.
have the honor be- with great obeiient
servant, THEODORE sEDGWICK President.
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lesion and other S0utnSTn pnpels
THE CLIPPER RACE.
TO THE THE HERALD.
New Yoay, Now 90, 1852.
Sir I'm your paper OF this day, ind the following
Amongst the shipping intelligence
clipper ship Surprise Ranlett from Canton for Lon
don arrived in the Downs "a inst making the passage
in lea days This is quicker than the Stornaway or Chry
soie by two days The Racehorse had not arrived at
Liverpool 9th inst"
end by the China list copied into the different papers,
that the Surprise sailed the 10th July and by the
London list, arrived Sd Nov, l07 days also fAt by
said China list that the Chrysoe sailed 9th July and by
Liverpool list arrived 23d Oct, LOG days The English
papers give the Cblysote 104 days. but content to
let the printed sailing list speak for itself You
days alter the Chrysose arrived ia Liverpool which,
think yog wiz allow is more than ordinary sailing, with
twelve hands short
The Downs is much arrival at Loudon as Holy
head ia at Liverpool SO please give the different vessels
the real place of destination with date OF arrival where
something like the result Of a race is peniiug. II you
can spare ccrner in for the above 1T Nood
confer favor FAIR PLAY.
rhe paiag aph allu led to incorrect The passages
Of the Chrysoe Liverpool and Of the Surprise to the
Downs occupied the same time-l06 days. The Storm,
aways time to the Downs deductng day for getting
to London 100 days she having arrived ut the latter
port the 9th in Ito daysfour (no three days after
the Chrysolite made Liverpool These passages for the
time Of the year. than excellent but the Oren-
tails trip Of ninety eight days from Whampoa London
has yet to be equalled. N. Y II
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The LATE SLAVE CASE The mercantile classes
Of this commercial metropolis have exhibited q
high ard honorable spirit in contributing to the in
Identification OF the Lemmons- husband and wife
who Rave been recently, by the operation of New
York law opd Of New York abolitionists, deprived
q their property, while IA ransaw through this
city. TIE laws II the State compelled, it would
seen, Judge Paine to pronounce decision adverse
- the owners Of the eight slaves, and in favor OF
thor right to freedom, under the circumstances Of
their having been voluntarily brought into this city;
but though this duty was imposed on hi by law,
and be sought mt 70 shrink from IL, yet ia his
private and personal capacity be showed his sense
q re ipju ice 70 which he had been psrforce a
p'rty by subscribing hundred dollars towards
the remuneration Of the owners, The fand for this
purpose amounted % Friday to 8 go, or within
SH0 q the value Of the slaves, and we presume
that by this time the whole amount has been sub
scrihed We think that instead Of the case being
tried before a tribunal Of the STATE Of New York.
IL should have been Transferred to the United States
Circuit Court for Adjudication; and IL such course
had been pursued, as Il should ave been, It would
moi have been necessary 10 start this subscription
~ the right Of tho owners to the slaves in question
would undoubtedly have been pronounced A il Ia.
turned out, however, We are glad that the mercaa-
hlc and osber classes Of THE city have given to the
South such a convincing proof Of the sincerity With
which they are determined 10 maintain he spirit
Of the constitution.
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Unparalleled success Winter Clothing

cheaper than ever the celebrated clothing emporium
T. H. ROGERS, Of Fulton and Nassau streets The
quality OF the goods rod at Union Hall require
mendaton Oyercoats cf every style ol the lest quality
plain and fancy patterns for pants made in superior
snd vests Of the lat 81 imported French patterns
sold far below the standard Of prices in vogue other
No better opportunity is offered ia this city, pur
ohaee winter clothing than that at Union Hail. Of
Fulton and Nassnn streets.
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ly beneSt:s By Purchasing and ysg Boses sclbrated
snoe or able aving Compound jnvent ted id sold
at No ~ Waihingto street, Boston. 10 pc ssesses
~ The properties they could desire 1t 10 portable easily
and speedily usedake with hot cold wateroromosee
he greatet facility in shaving and above all mparts to
the skin strength and smcohaess that Of
nature and exposure cannot affect. voyagcr should
cave the shore unuppied scd wholesale and by
A. D. D. Sands, 100 Fulton street; Rushton Clark
sa3 and Rice smith, III broadway William H. Cary
Co.. 5 Pe1rl street end by the Druggists aud Perfumera
throughout the world.
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daily Mt TUTTLES Grand Emporium (345 Road.
yay) oiTaaey Goods toys sans and novelties Of every
thing plea either their their chdsens or their
friends fancy. iha invoice OF paper macho goods which
h,7 inst svcd contsis the recherche writing and
noe desks jewel caskets and card boxes port ieaes
&C., No., thu O. be found ia the city.
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Court Calendar--rhfs Day.

SUPREME CoURrCincUIr.-Nos III, GA, ISL 73i, 100,
53S TO T4s
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRT-Nos 10 49, %, II, ~
to 81.
SUPERIOR CouRr--(Two Brapches) Nos $50, 2tS, 90,
22l 143 4gS Ito 33 49, 202 2l4 IL $50 1856 54 1872
267 1872 40 eco, $50. 5s3 554 5s5 o. IS % 80 80 rs
los 5eS 334 us $50 392 III 30 3ea 455 4O2 5s7 Y
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Meade Brothers Popular Daguerreotyp

esabIshment, Containing UU pictures, admission Tree
One the fra viii visit Europe in January and add 70 tho
collection views Of modern Europe the holy Lard. 1t
tho 9m of the propreors to establish in this polls
gallery that will contain views of all celebrated places In
the world with PORTRAITS OF guhed persons
the times in which live No. 233 Broadway four doors
above the Astor House
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choice fu sCook Franklin resnectfully invite the
attado of ladies' to Inspect beautiful collection Of rich
velvet cloaks trimmed With the costly fars; inclnd
ehIa, ksyal ernine, Russian mink. and til, ailyery
most earnestly requested to view thcse very beautiful
cioaSs preparatory TO their supplying themselves
seaGon. COOK FRANKLIN. Furriers aud Skin I'm Dor.
ter No CPS Broadway Frrs sered to the present fash.
ior, EXCHANGED, and freed from moth
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ouIroUHEG or THE PEoPLg,-There was great
emigration from .his port on Saturday last. 0a
that Gay above 600 persons left this port for Sal
Francisco GA Aspinwall, in the steamer Illinois,
200 q whom wera Grt. olssS passengers, snd among
thc storage passengers we're large number VI me-
shauIcs, Nho viii 30 employed On the Plaama Rail
read The stoamship stsr % the West, fsr san
Jcar n : cai 2a7 pa.0rspFs II Vie terage aud
y 3 he cabin. To olser r,rs Ia lac Ual.u lne
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by seAtlemou mahs only brief stay IA tne e,ty "a come
Promised. Now. however every man feels that when
GREEN Of No Astr House, says set OF peeress ehSts
shan bc home certain day. they arc ~ bure 10
the stars are to rise.
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Look here upon this pic-,,re. and, on Tn g.

The counterfeit present nent OF two brothers.
see what grace is seated on this brow;
How every lneament is shadowed forth
With that perfe etion which doth aptly mark
The perfect artist. This was done BY RIOT
The other murky and i'll sharen-but no more.
You that have portraits stll to ges do know
That Root hath fame and custom everywhere,
And patrons flock 10 him like doves. Go there.
ROOTS. 1868 Broadway.
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my handsome overcosts all ASK. They ranging in
price from sp 10 SIS beautiful Of artistic skill
deliberately fnshed dress aud frock msde order
from SIG 90 So Cassmeres and vestings al lib tum.
O.. CLARK, 1l6 William street.
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Singers Sewing Machines, within the last

few weeks have received premiums of the cas
she American lnsttute, New York Franklin Institute
pha; Maryland Institute Batimore and Indians
State Fair at Indianapolis They ara the mos. excellent
invention Of the time doing all kinds o. stitching with
In opera ion Principal ofices-Now York, 253 Broadway
Philadelphia 81 South Fourth street. Boston, 40 Harvard
n
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Toys! Toys! Tcys'-Gsmes. Dolls, Drums,

swords standards shields m.gc lanterns balls bows
ties tea and dinner SETS soldiers sha fights
slats Chests dogs carts sheep monkeys eephaats
donkey hor6 mice BIRDS RABBITS, lions tigers and is-
decd variety OF toy is just received at ROGERSS
Fancy Bazaar, 40 Broadway.
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Calico was i'm prise e Il In 1898, Tor .sse7-t-

ing that the earth moved, and in 1862 DE-. Was is pro
nounccd insane and disregardd for saying Tire tho
source Of physical well as mental power that by exos
tho brain to physic action by the Nervous
O.! health is re established. But DR. Watts like Gaeo,
will 1.-Two to his theory firmly established for who try
IT once are at once convinced Of the truth.
j. pYNE. No. lU2 Nassau
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wish TO purchase embr dered collars chepisa ties uadcr
sleeves caps needle worked edgings ms aud
Of description in at D. EDWARDS 65 Broadway
Houston street just received of real yaen
ciues lac large invoices Mntqutar Som
sg collars also, one lot Of richly worked bands.
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|. EDWARDS, Dental Surgeon, 1888 B roadway.


takes this methsd invite the public witness his great
in Cment in dentistry, introduced by him. Office
hours from ~ till o'clock His work the taeth be
oh tfinIh 4 {
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Total. ......... 81 AIT Total. 7SSo2
The democratic majority Tor Governor 5,49l While
the majority for Pierce according to the official rotulr
just published he's dwinded down 70 o35. This vou,d
appear like gain Cor the wings but such is not the ss
By the above it III be that the loss the demo
cratic yo.e q ST40 while the whig IS is bus 935
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scARcrY Or StLr rHE EhnAMAs--Thc British brig
yoyager arrived 81 Philadelphia Saturday in ten dsys
fem Rahsmas reports salt very at Long Island
ana that rot two cargoos were To be had among the
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Edwards Dental Surgeon, 33 Broadway will insert entire
tes Of the beautiful aud durable teeth m,unted
fine gold plate for 500 eltire upper SET do do $780,
lire lower do S There conditions will avaa
bic for month only from this 18th day Of Neyember
1852 all work ted Decayed teeth pped with I'D
and without pain, for ST. NB-By pcrrnissio names OF
ladies and gentlemen In New York and vicinity wearing
the Doctors teeth win be given in reference to the ability
Of tho undersigned.
N. EDWARDS, Dental Surgeon, 1888 b roadway.
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railroad in Broadway, from the South Ferry to
Fifty. ninth street, has passed the Board of Alder
men, and will be submitted to the Board Of Assist
ant Alder men this evening There is much diver.
sty of opinion as to tho propsiety of having any
railroad in that great thorougbfare but there is
difference Of opinion among the citizens of New
York as to the duty of the Common Council to
grant the exclusive privileges of laying the rails ID
the highest responsible bidder. By the act of tt,
Board Of Aldermen, there is to be only charge of
$40 per annum per car, when from 81 900 TO 81 900
have been offered by parties perfectly solvent, and
who were ready to give the most un excepdonable
security. Does not the refusal OF the majority Of
the Board of Aldermen to accept the higher sum,
and their actual acceptance OF lower one, indicate
partiality and disregard of the interests of the
city Which OF the Aldermen would acS in this
way for himself if he had los or other pri-
vate property to dispose of And what right
have they collectively to be more liberal of the
property of the citizens than they would DO
individually OF their own ? Is it not virtual
sacrifice of some two hundred thousand dollars n
year. or two millions Of dollars in ten years. the
city for the benefit Of few Individuals What
right have these persons to such bonus more than
ary other citzersl Are the Aldermen true to their
trust aud acting as faithful stewards Of the public
property by thus voting it away to certain favored
indyidualsl There can be no doubt that such
course viii expose them to imputatops of the
grsvest character, while the Taxpayers, whose re-
preee2tatives they are, viii lo1e very large annual
amount without any countervailing advantage what.
ever. The act, however, is not yet fully conqu n
mated, and it is to be hoped that it will be recon-
sidered 1t has been animated that legal proceed
ings will be taken to X 7train the Common Council
having no light to grant such privilege as thai
which is conferred in the act of the Eoard OF Alder
men. Indeed, we are informed, on good aatro.isy,
that the matter is to be tested in The Supreme
Govt.
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El,ycnt Frcncn WceGing Cards nnd En-

velopesIhe subscriber would respectfully call the aten
tion of parties reaung somehng truly elegant - his
beautiful style of silver borderd ana plain onch wedding
cards engraved in the latest mode. EvERDELL, No. 31
Broadway, corner Duane street. Estabnshed 1910.
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APATHY on THE PRESIDENTIAL QUESTION Moan
CARoLISA.-Tbere has been falling oT in the vote Of
North Carolina since the eeosion ior Governor in Sc
TENDER lest, of 1865, which shows great lack Of
Interest in the Presidential question compared with
that Of Governor. The following is the vote:--
For Gor7n9r-SeptemJer. For p .essient--NoceR'er
Reid d. In........ 4S.4S4 PIER s.......... 1874
Kerr, whig. ...... ~ 993 ScotS........... SO 05S
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wigs ard ,Youpoeg.-sn,cne.or,sr NV.

= viss the perfect .stion Of
lure yet vented Those wanting superior article
oule call 81 BATCUELORS celebrated Wig Factory NO.
all street. where be found the largest and hea
sorsEent IN the city. Copy the address,
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Embroider,es, Laces, Sc.-Ladlcs. II YOU

from which engraved the portrait published in tho gal
lery Of ustrous Americans, may be lat BRADYs
tonal gallery 5 Broadway, corner Of Fulton Gtreet
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Don't be Behird Your 7clehbor.-vr.-

Tim INV d. feceivFd 90 case, Including eyerv viath
tA' WARRANTED all silk, and genuine relvsye s~cs T. a.
Uhb&eBILL, No. and John strce., Ait ssore from
Ntn.ANAy. 's~As AASAA
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0NE WINS LArEn fRoM BnAzn.--Iy the arrival ger
to-day q ne bark GcdlIey from Rio Jarciro hare
received se,k later adsces. The pspe-s. however
r'hia t0l az IL rn ttNcf 4 = Hrszi, rs ~. b.ug
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Cristadoro has dnrkencd muItitudes 81

white ard red heads within the last six hs The pub
lie has discovered that his qvd Hair DYE is the only afe
expeditions, and certain all who the
I'D Of sucb article flock his establishments Assor
hTt
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BoWERf HEAERE. BowerY.-PIzARRo--WRrrrre
v AL.
BRoADM AT THEATRE, 3roadvsy-rorPrss TIVE
ovEsTIoN.s ERsssASr or yEIvcE-gouSe GouPLE-MAR-
s. rrr4Eh.
NIBLos La soNSAMButa.
sURfo rs THEATRE, Chamber strees.-A CuRr ros
TINE HEAI II 4rre-9Fr IaousASp hLLTrERs Wasted.
NATN NAL THEATRE, Chatham strect,-BureuER's
Doc OF 6EtsST Eva, THE lR1sH PRtSoEss-MoSKEy
PIrcA1ItNs IpeANp.
weLlACKtS THEATRE. Broaav.y.-A MORNING CALL
>-SoLnIKS s DENOMINATION LIFE Below STAIRS.
WHITES THEATRE OF VARIETIES, II and IS Bowe-
ry.--4E gSoDL Es--J AcK SHEPAAp -SoEEBopy ELSE.
CIRCUS, 81 Bowp-y-EaUysr. EsrEa sArsNENrs
AMERICAN kUsEUA.-Afte-noon--yER SUSPICIOUS
OWE FstousAND MiLLiSEKs WANTED. Eyening-TaE
LAsr NAIL
CREgsTY's or TT HOUSE. s72 Broadway-ErHuopIAS
MTrssaFLsv NJ NHN lsTY's MiNBrRFTs.
WOODS MTNSTRELs, Woods Musical Hall, l4i Broad
Way.-ETHcoFIgN MtSsTR EfSg.
New 1orTE, Monday, November 22, 1852.
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Does your Hair ,efrse 10 curl. Try

t,dotos lair Proservatve beautfcr sotness
cleanliness ygor the atbutes of every head Of hair
to which II 10 regularly applied There instance Of
a1re IT, therefore. your hsir has been trouble you
Tor yearf, go Mt osce 10 CRISTADORO'S, No. Astor
House. and try this inestimable preparation.
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Ladies' reduced tn shiIlias hrx.-I
mean Jones Spanish lily white for giving skin of adiee
life like whitenesa. Jeress taeu chemical SOAP
curing eruptions pmps reoles reduced % cents
also.
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IHULcs HrIr-DIc sing,'- Wrs. F., Gibson,
forneIly WITH W. j. Barker, II Broad ", Wit The
t1suins Water devote her time cxouve ladies' hair
dressing on the following terms Single s.d dress fifty
oEt shsmpooins, " cents. Ladies viii find the ord Il
book at Rice u Smiths, ~ Broadway.
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assenger trsc is prOpOrtionately great far to Nor

passenger traffic is proportonatey great for to nor
folk, in the steamer Roanoke, there departed, on
the same dry, 81 cabin and S5 storage passengers;
to Charleston, in the steamer Union there were Is
cabin and 81 Storage passengers; the Florida, for
Savannah, took out SO cabin and 95 Storage pas
seDgers. To Europe the number of passengers who
departed on Saturday amounted to l57 including
100 for Havre, IA the Humboldt, and 4S for Glas-
gov, in the steamship Glasgow. Thus in one day
upwards of two thousand left New York, seaward
for different parts Of the world.
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Ladies' Fancy Fur -virst Premium OF the


American Institute in the years 1860 1851 1882 Eie
and general Of fine furs imported and
uiactured by L. LANDkY, 693 Broadway,
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Crystal Palace !,

CIRevIAR AMERICAN PRoDucERs FROM Asso-
FOR ExHRIrIoN INDUSTRY
ALL NATIONS.
OFFICE, No. SO BROADWAY. NEW YoRK,l
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who hock and spit like men, may encender plaster Of
Paris paper jhe sentiment now
ttm the onion Of feeling that is fashionable may
give greater relish to the true salt Of will
smatize with mere epithet the deformity they pity;
TINS new pbase Of urlnsm, which impels wordy roth,
Is no Longer sectirisn tenes but invaded science
with peqlie jumping at hasty conclusions eoncuso, that
amuee the holy industry Of old student dcsroyers
ofbeuerous blood with their acid Of have
Produced bastard philanthropy of "isms given to the
world hard American insane king that has outrun the
common tense co much admired in foreather but shall
never with the sensible MISSION ara minstration
OF Lrs. JERVIS Cold Candy no coughs oolds md
other pn'moic s before the dread consumption takes
root the wise ambition of this delightful confecton Sold
by Mrs W. !ervis, ESQ Broadway zeber Philadelphia;
Redding Boston Taylor Baltimore; Gilman, Washington;
Dexter Neegar, Albany and by druggists generally -
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Marine ANulr0.
TINE CLIPPER RACE.

TIE eleAEsuP souTIERUrr, Captain Foster, arrived
yesterday ding from Charleston, bringing as caaE
lesion and other Southern papers
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,pson or reservations tho best invented Beware
ruhee DYES Equally oelebr ted 10 Gourauda kedated
Soap for curing pimple ffeokie owness chap
peso, &C. Poudre subtitle uproots hair from ~ part
sody Liquid Rouge Lily White. and Har Gloss 81 Ne 81
walker street, Broadway
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son No. 2S91n Broadway and No. CT Rcade street Tvs
hand extensive stock of French brocaeles satin de
lanes worted d,mask lace and muslin curSa'ns gilt
rioes aud immense assortment OF window shades &c.,
all Of which selling fully twenty per than
ray other cstlblishmen Examine the Inducements we
offer before you pul chase.
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TYsir Uyo,-Hatchetor,s C.febrnted J,,o

asr Dye lie the best discovered for oooriug hair o.
wasters the noment 1t Is applied The erul ano
certainty with which this fsvorte and old established Hair
Dye performe ID astonishing IL Yor sale, applied,
BATCHELORS Wig Factory, No Hall street..
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UreouaIled Ha,sn,ns ~ urv Coo

Uuequalled bargains In airy GOOds.--A
sri nd,d % iaue drets tar dollacl ufrGaCOCE a.
iEhpbEATEp SG broadway corner Of Ie nara street.
hsvo rur esea another superh lot Of n0usuo DC l,c
r. tfrs ~ iore fiah thev srtli.r atHHS
ysrs. pn,, s-s. u ss.vA s.sry
FUN sfada