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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04
SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 80, 1859.
An unsuccessful attempt was recently made
to sssassinsts the French Emperor. sas


to sssassinsts the French Emperor. aai
Eurspoan affairs wear sstill more threatening
aspect. Late Ssws from there indicates dis.
position en- the part Ot Russis ssd Austria IL
unite in the svsrthrsw end partition of Turkey,
a measure that must be resisted by England snd
France.
Tive rival beauties in St. Lsuis rsscztIy had
"a eight SbSut gO'd looking y~ing drsyuan.l-
Before il was decided which had the bsst right
to him, he appeared aiiong the sPsetslOrs, AAd
announced that they had both nsds themselves
Sc hsrribly ugly, he would have aOahisg 70 Dc
with either OF them.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04

Ii is stated that Mr.. Daulton, one of the
publishers Of the Bloomington Journal pro.
poses removing that office 10 Shelbyville,
provided the citizens of the latter place Sc
cure 800 subscribers for him to commence
wiihl-Paris Mercury
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04
ai10Sfi state 1I1ic1IiSraI SSS1Ssy,

The Directors Of this Society have ap-
pointed a committee 10 select and purchase
a piece Of grouna-not more than twenty
scres--iE the vicinity Of Bsonsills for the
use Of the Society as exhibition sroundi at
the approaching and subsequent Fair. The
BconUille ObScrpsr publishes the letter Of
URIEL WnIonT, Esq, accepting the invita-
ton TO deliver the first anual address before
TIE Society. The address will be delivered
on Monday, the Sd Of October, on the FIRST
day of the Fair, at ii O'Clock A. M.-Saint
Louis News. mati
" The gospel IS said 10 Do preached fhoih
the pulpits Of Chicago in seven different laligna-
ges. The population Of tho city is about hf.F
thousand.
DJA late London paper remarks .Pf
Mr.. HoHBs, the great American locksmithi
Il. HoDRs, in three minutes, picked, the
premium lock, which had been awarded
prize of &I0 nom the Society .af .Arls-Mr.
CmunB, the celebrated locksnitlh presiding,
HONS opened it, in the prEssBee OF The So.
ciety, With needle and d thin strip o.
steel, 49,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04

DFThsre are fifteen railroads, built and
in course Of construction, eentering at m
dianopolis.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04

John Tyler, Jr., son OF sx-prssidsnt Ty.
ler, has been divorced from bis wife.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04

Mr.. w. d. Marmaduke, formerly resident
of this place, now located in Bloomington, Was
last week Nominated for Probate Judge Of Ma
con county. He was obliged to decline on ac-
count of iuelgibility.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04

1t is estimated that when the Railroad 70
the Pacific shall have been completed, the
Circuit of the globe can be made in SO days.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04

We are requested to state tina, owing TO Mr.
Creath's illness, he cannot fill his appointment
here, as announced.
Messenger please cory.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04

There is steam engine in exhibition ct the
New York Crystal Palace, made by London
matchmaker, which is so small that it stands on
a space the size Of half dime, and the diana
Ter Of the piston is that Of an ordinary needle.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04

Europe is in singular state of ccmmOIiOn.
Everything is in suspense and alarm. Eng
land, France, Russia, Prussia, Belgium, Greece,
Austria, Turkey, Piedmont and Switzerland are
preparing for war. Peace appears to all to be
msnaced, and yet all believe war to be impossi-
HE
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04
FRIDAY EVENING, JULY %, 1858.

CouNTY SuBsoRifTions.-Ths edisr Of the
Bloomington Republican is bOthsring his pate
again about the location Of the Hannibal and St
Joseph Railroad. The following is from an
article containing precious lot Of nonsense or
the same subject:
Since the road has been located 40 il 10, we
are opposed to involving the people any further
in the form of State loans or county subscrip-
tions, for its construction. We sxpsct 20 zee
the day, (not far distant when this com pany
will be at the feet OF the people, asking for this
appropriation, and that hypothecation.
AT the feet Of the counties for their subscrip-
tions The company won't have the county
subscriptions, unless they are paid in cash.
Mark that for our prediction, Mr.. Republican.
By the amendments TO the charter, the company
is not compelled TO receive county bonds in
payment for subscriptions Of stock; but cash
only, and we don't believe they will take any
thing else. Some Of the counties seem 10 think
the issuing Of bonds mere form, involving no
expense, and are consequently making no suta-
bic provision. We should not be surprised if
some Of them were TO SCENE up missing"
II In advocating the establishment Of daily
line of stages to Naples, few days since, we
stated that the time between Hannibal and Chi
cago would then be about thirty-six hours. We
supposed there would be one hundred miles of
staging-fOrty miles to Naples, and sixty miles
between Springfield and Bloomington. The
following extract from the Springfield Register
shows that the time is being rapidly reduced:
The iron is laid down over 25 miles towards
Bloomington. 1t is the eOmpany's intention, as
soon as the iron is laid down to Postvlle, to run
their trains 10 that point, which is about midway
between this city and Bloomington. There will
then be but about 80 miles of staging between
Alton and Chicago. The iron will be laid TO
Postville within fortnight from the present
time.
Had we now daily line Of stages 10 Naples,
there would be, in two weeks, but seventy miles
of staging between Hannibal and New York
City The iron horse would take the traveller
over all the balance of the distance. Chicago
is moving up so close we can almost see, glisten-
ing in the sun, the frame cottages that shelter
her fifty thousand inhabitants and New York
is but 36 hours beyond.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04

AN ARGUMENT FOR DAILY LINE oT
STAGES TO NAPLEs.-Last winter q broker
Of ST. Louis, wishing to return home from
Hannibal, and being desirous Of avoiding
the delay and Inconvenience Of land trip
on the Missouri side, crossed the river and
started to Barry on foot, Preferring to walk
eighteen miles, and risk getting a convey
ance from Barry to Naples, rather than en-
counter the greater evils of our line TO Saint
Louis.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04

Mr.. EDITOR 1T appears the West is the
mother of discoveries, as the Editor Of the
Courier, has just discovered, that all great men
that have lived and died as eminent politicians in
the Country, have been a dead weight 10 the
government. 1t is singular fact that this
thing has been found BEFORE but there is
counting for genius in this wooden country Now, to think
that such thing this should have escaped the notice Of
this republic long, and then discovered by horse
newspaper, is most astounding. JACK.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04

We have received several numbers of the
New York Daily Tribune. There is no better
or abler newspaper published in the world; at
the same time it is published at extremely low
rates. The paper costs the publishers more
than the subscription price. Daily $5; Tri-
Weekly So; Weekly So Per year; three copies
SO; eight copies $40; twenty copies $40 (tO
one address).
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04

The Bloomington Republican denies the char
gcs we published sometime since against Mr..
Jesse John, of Edna. We did not wish TO be
understood as endorsing, or even credting
these charges at the time.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04

NLw YoRK, judy 25., p. M,-Flour, sales
2, 500 bbls,; State S. II; Ohio $5 370$562
firm; sale ii, 600 bushels wheat-Genesee
81 80; western 81 81, uhsettiedi corn
mixed 20; yellow 72c; sale 45O bbls Ohio
whisky 9ic, buoyant. Pork, beet and lard
firm.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04

CRYsTAL PALAcE.-Ihe number oil VISITORS
on Saturday was about 5000, exclusive of ex-
lhibitors. About 1000 tickets were sold, and
., COO Ysoeved at the doors. The Beard of Di-
rectors have it in contemplation, it is said,
to issue five dollar season tickets, to run
sixty days, and to extend 70 the ten dollar tick
ct the right Of admitting a lady with the gentle
man owning it. Such an arrangement would in-
crease the number Of fvisitors.-LN. Y. Evening
Post.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04

Skall we have such meeting in this city =
What say our brethren Of the Pressp ' 90
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CLO1'sUvG.


(IoTHING AND FURNITURE wANTBD.--LADI DIES
and cntoncn having 60 dispose OF receive fair
cash co by sending 20 tho stores ~ West Broadway place
near Canal street. and % West broadway by letter.
post, addressed TO s. Cohen Ladies attended 70 b. Mrs
Cohen = - "
yAST OFF oLorHING-s2co WORTH WANTED
" Tho hihoat cash prce will be literally given
money for large and small lois GOOD left o CLOTHING Of
acrcripion Address through post ON Is
MOONEY at his secondhand store Orange trect nesr
Chatham.
{NL0THlNG.--CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FITReI.
~ tire wautsd Ladies and gentlemen having any co,f
ing Furniture, jowory obtain n price from
tho subscriber AZ his residence through The post ooo
H. 4. COHEN No. ~ Elm street Ladies hy MIA
Cohen.
f,xsT orr CLOTHING AMI FURNiToRE WANTED
~ Pergons descvp Of converting their % arcios
into cash o.ain Iair price by sending tho
bsY, 18th rcsid 0r tirorgh tho Port ursc.
n DusskLDOKP, NO. ~ elm street
y. B.-LAdies attended 70 BY hrr. Dusseldorf
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FURNITURE.


GREAT FURNITURE ENPoIIUM-AT 707 BROAD
NJ way.-We invite the attention of dealers and pur
ehasersto extensive stock and endless variety cabinet
furniture manufactured by ourselves and be
and bedroom furniture rosewood mahogany and black val
nut n styie and grades also SOFAS mahogany and
chairs marble top and plain bareau Wristbands
curied hair and other mattresses feathers and. in
every thing connected with The trade 81. +. MCKINNEY,
Manufacturer and Wholesale dealer, No. 707 Broadway
N B-WA drat rate mattress and pailiass maker
CUTS OF COTTAGE FURNITURE, ALL SHADES
~ Wood top suits S25; marble top scts s5 $500 Hotel
and boarding house proretors and private families will
the above the hest and cheapest suits to he
Mattresses and pnlasscs made the lowest wholesale
prices, and warranted pure hair
MATHEWS STACY. $50 Broadway cor Sprino az
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DR. RsWell VIM resolve ~ Bye anA DAs
ls:st. isH =. e fsss sslssk daily e soa Bssssvsy
nsrnng ct hi. private sliaqus, sirsuas) DE- Poweb
restss ON ths Eye san Be procured at hs oces aise
astAe sxasty like Ne natural IN color and sxprss
Diamonds, Jevvelry, Watches, SatvcTWare,
mandatory M Broadway White street. stairs
Diamonds In the lot 1t importers prees watches by the
best European makers jswslry syerwars diamond rings
pins clusters &c. at manufacturers prices twen-
tyfvc per cent below retail store Dealers -
DAVID RAFT Manufactures and Importer.
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STOLEH GOODS.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE, MAY a. 1852
" Owners wanted for the following property
First District Police Court ut the Tomhs Centre
supposed to have heen stolen viz Ono leather trunk and
canvass letered the ends and yellow labels
r. Road two large copper kettles and one lot OF
pieces OF copper boilers.
GEO. W. MATsELL Chief of Police
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THE FERRIES,


Do0sLyELT AND BRIEGE STREET FERRY.-THR
III boats this ferry running this morning
o'clock Two sGhstantia and fast boats M ply
snntiy from A. b. 10 10 r M and boat, will kept
runnng I'll night third boat viii be ready few days
80 take her place the rone when roquircd Rates
raSe the the Catherine and Fulton ferries
rago free tbs tho first day Of running for foot passen
md vehicles. Communication and other tickets may
ad AZ tho ofHee, Bridge street, brooklyn.
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nvSTE.UETTGN.

~~0NNN~~~~~NN~
CCHooL FOR SEWING, KNITTING FINE WoRsTBp
- york. pearl em,roidcry, and tambour work (orashe
work. at Tompkinsgillc near Mr.. Coopcrs, Staten
leland 70 commence IN Nay, recommended and admins
tered by Mrs Jane Hermann drccross All sorts OF fine
work for ladies received eeaply and very neatly exc
outed. orGers requested. MRS. JANE HERMANN
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hment III Chambers street. for the sale OF his celebrated
Wabpene opened Monday and Tuesday OF this week
FIR the inspection of the public and hundreds hosked there
10 his splendid office and the assortment of fancy ar
cies HIS store and fitted in the most superb
and costly mannsrthe rosewood work done by c. @ Dusen
berry 60 Wall street Professor Loyeps Wahpene 10 decid
ey the host and only good article offered to the public
for the hair IL IL humbug as hundreds willing to
testify IN this city that their hair been changed
gray It's youthful color and has produced and dura
bio OF hair that have been bald for twenty
five There Is OIL alcohol mineral substance in
Abe preparation--puroy vegetable.
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~ Day mas maoe NSeot HAVOC opoh8 tno
but thoee who have been fortunate enough to patron
bur friends, KNOX h JAMES, of the Prescott House
store need entertain NO fears but that they can have
have been requested by these gentlemen to state That
should be happy to remove all grievances OF Nay Day
the hats Of their without cost The TAB
Of Knox James in addition to being Light elegant and
ionabe the durably made In the United states
the Prescott House hat store corner Of Broadway
u Spring street.
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|6prlng md summer Clothing may bo
lnd at ALFRED MUNRO 4 CO.'S large clothing estab-
kment, Al broadway. Well made goods exclusively.
thng made to order and warranted to give entire salts
btion, for gentlemen, children aud boys. Furnishing
Dds In great variety No deviation in prices Purchasers
q find Y to their advantage to buy at this house
nds whenever any dissatisfaction arises after the pur
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-buH5S ,
sucioneers will sell at their Is Park Thurs
Day and the two following evenings at o'clock the most
superb collection of books offered in New York Among
those In this evenings Thuraday) sale M richly bound
DeFoes works 20 vols Montfaucon's Antiquities vols
foiio Dr. Johnson's We rks IL vols WocdalIs Junius,
vels Mill Wilson'S British India. vols Museum Flo
rentinum vos folio; Demons Egypt folio; the Quar- terly
Review COMPILE 80 vols Cells Pom peiana, vols RIA
phaers Cupid and Psyche foo Strckland's Queens of
England illustrated ,os Popc's works and Homer 10
vs.: Nsturaists Library, 40 vols, 100 plates; Gums
Heraidry folio; Pepys Diary vols; Wapole Roy and
Noble Authors vols and many other equally valuable and
nchly bound in calf &c. Books sporting,
painting drawing beraldry and genealogy &C. may now
be viewed and catalogues had
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seo. Levie, $50 Broadway-Elcgant Spring
l summer clothing. Constantly receiving the latest
les of Partisan goods ALSO assortment Of ready made
thing made from approved Styles of the most
materials at the very lowest prices Cutters attend
ms A. II. till p. NJ
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Spring Business Coats, Spring Ovcrcoats,
ring sacks spring oek spring vests spring pants the
sBsst md most beautiful variety Of goods selected from
! choicest spring importations. ID. j. DEVLIN,
Nos s. and So John street corner Nassau.
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DRY GOODS.

I,oR THE LADIES.-TE CRYSTAL PALACE sOUvE.
IL mir, Illustrated Magazine ofLadcs' Fashions Paris
snd New York Is In and will be published the
Arst VI Nay. This interesting work. published gratu
tots CIRCULATION only by Nj Geo BulPa proprietor of the
Paris Mantilla and Foreign shawl Emporium Broad.
way will contain, among other uscfu matter tweny
beautifully executed eneravings Of the latest
designs In mantiss with descriptive particulars of the
terials Of which they composed &C. VIII be sent free
any part the Union application to tho proprietor
T1BsDELL, PEIRs0N LAKE, 41, LATE OF 81
~ Canal street, respectfully solicit the attcaon Of
ladies the public generally rocont
onssting Of al tho fashionable les of ks
candle musns printed ackonets tissues brants
calcoes DC, nc, adapted to tho present Also
magnificent stock of fancy ribbons all of which have
received by the late Gamers and open npee-
ton. al Broadway.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
SEE THIRD. SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES


CtHARLEs HARVEY, boot. AND sHOEMAKER, FROM
u RaWmarsh Yorkrhrs, left England for New York
years When last heard from he was 4, sh.s Hoy
Robert Tayior's, 30Fishcrs street, Park, Liverpool
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RESPECTING CHARLES
wv Blaekall, formerly Of NorthmorstoDs waling;
landed in New York As 1t supposed the said Charles
Blackall dead ging satisfactory proof his
decease will DO rewarded for their trouble
living, he hear Of something to his advantage by ap
plying to Mr. 8. CHILDS, Harlem, N. Y.
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Awninxs, Awnings,!-C. McDouCaII &;

BROTHER No. IA Hudson street. of plain
and fancy awnings also the Venetian ventilang window
awnings for the windows and doors of dwellings Offices &C.
N B-Madc to order and forwarded 70 part of the
United States. G. McDOU6ALL.
l.. d. McDOUGALL
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al,nn Chemical Ennn mud

Improved iigh. self adjusting truss UT questionable refer
gon those who been radically cured and their
truss thrown aside 0rer uit o'clock Ia the evening
MARSH Il CO., q, Maiden lane.
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The Choice from nearly One Thousand
auction lots Of embroidered muslin collars Sleeves che
scttes bandksrches skirts lace jackets muslin and lace
nfant waists robes &c offered nj less than
the prices at NEWMANS COS Broadway under
WRvtriey ii, tel.
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ROBERT NJ. PATRICK is the sole manufacturer in
the United States OF the above celebrated Safes and f. c.
Cofn's impenetrabe defiance ocksthe hest safcs and
locke combined in the world Depot No. 1872 Pearl street.
ono door below Maiden lnne formerly 90 John street.
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hair restorative the reduced price of2 cents
essd to No. 81 Walker street. forf doors broadway
delicious articles superior in quality and
ormery tie for the hair the other for tho
skim also his har dye lily white rouge &C. Try them,
III you pouid be ao0u looking.
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Seneca ssys 1t Is Impossible to Make All
ones friends Perhaps this is true but it quite
lain that GREEN, No. Astor House, makes all his
h rcnd The faultess shirts he furnishes order
it'll punctuaty that knows no exceptions, secure for
I'm " troops Of friondsn
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to 1o3 Nassau street for bottle of WATrS'S
anteote take receipt tho dollar and If does good
the will be returned There debility
disease Try H. and he convinced Don't double
fnl ABOUT IT, because have been often deceiyedths
ill, .ta mn for NIL
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Law-April Term, Superior Court.-Thc
respecting the superiority Of the New York clothing
has decided general verdict In favor
II. L. TER, cotbier q Cor.iandt street, CIV York
hose suits single decidedly the bet in the
| ~. Call and see his spring styles.
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W. n. McDOhhIus C0mhtFclu NtWEPAp6f
Advertising House, No 102 Nassau street. Of Ann.
Pr very hest leading papers, from all parts OF the United
States and Canada Lowest prices and fullest authority Of
the publishers Information freely given Call and examine
~ hcilitics
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offering TO the people these sterling preparations Ia
their In
The dye viii change instantly hair OF any hue nauro
black while tho prescrvniye keeps II clean lus
irons tt fnpd curling and prevents it's farming Tho
dye applied privately aad both sold ut CR!STADDR0S
No. Astor House.
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R.sty.-marIss. yvsns, PoIypus. SIRIUS. Cam


eer nolo aud all liar marks removed The skin
stored sts stbe Ny painless external appea
tion. 0Goc ls2 Second ascnuc. corner e Fw h strae
HARVEY WALLACE.
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times suffer considerably and, by a calculation made
curious specimen OF humanity, It is estimated that
y have been disfgnred or rendered unfit for by
dust and the disasters of May Day This Of
kecpsKN0x, of No. 128 Fulton street, busy where
sufferers esn expend very judicously 81 tile
style). Visit him.
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btlce tO the Ladlcss-Js -. Miller, on Canal
takes this opportunity to return his sincere thanks
ladies Of New York and its vicinity for the liberal
onage always extended towards him. also begs leave
them that has taken his brother with him in the
they have enlarged the establishment and
READY supply them with ladies' misses and chdrens
and shoes at as low prices store In New York.
Ing that the same extensive patronage will be extended
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A CARD-THE DRIVERS OF THE NEW YORK no
"A tel carriages take this opportunity of returning their
sincere thanks TO Mr. schumann the gentlemanly
o. .ns 70 the above hotel Tor dSanc
also that others advance the wages 50 he
will ay $40 per week.
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NOTICE-THE PUBLIC ARE PARTICULARLY
cautioned against representing
members of Amity Hose Company No. So who in the
habit Of calling citizens and soliciting
for the purpose Of building the carriage Of said
we have not authorized person whatever
company requiring assistance fthat kind BY order
Z. HOFFMAN, Secretary. JACOB OSTROM Foreman.
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all tho Glass Filter No inter- yet
presented operates readily and checualy. No family
should hc without IT, possessing IT, they would not
part with It, Try it. Sold az $40 Broadway, for 81 co.
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If u Maiden lane make the perfect Initiation Of
tura head OF boir in the world Wiz woarcr' shoud not
fall 10 fvnmro IL ~ nrIf ~ hs f't M ra'a
~ shr,k onapss color AGO. brads
o. long hair, fronts, Lrlids, &c.
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yy-fNqTr-k roT.O VAN spOrT EIGHTEEN
you're 81 ago. in n iaLoy orygocu. s,Oie Apply at
3ls Ploetker street.
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Ets, Hatsy-Fxeeman, Halter, 90 Fulton
has just opened several cases Of hne Panama, Log
and braid hat: which he offers e. price, much below
tment Of hats to be found In tbs city whole
nd retail Noleskin hats IS and IS 3d. Caps and hats
kinds. FREEMAN, 80 Fulton street, near Gold.
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Columbia Fire Insurance Company, New
80 Barclay street. of College Place:
cash capital Of 500 0e0 and viii inquire Buildings
ehandise and personal property agans. loss BY
ira BENJAMIN D. BRUSH, President,
JOHN c. BERcIr, Secretary.