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On Thursday October 81 EUGENE BocAKr aged 6oysars.
lhs relatives and friends respectfully invited 70 at
tend his funeral from his late residence No ~ West
Thirty eond street. tomorrow afternoon at two O'Clock
precisely without further notice
MARY LOUISE, only child Of John L. and Mary Louise
Greene, aged 10 4 months.
Her funeral will take place from their residence No.
20 West Eleventh street. tomorrow afternoon at three
o'clock The friends of the family, and Of Thomas G.
Talmage and Randall H. Greene requested to attend
without further notice.
On Thursday October 81, AMER a lingering Illness
CHARLOTTE L., wife of John ). Seal .
The relatives and friends of the family invited to
tend the funeral without further invitation, this day at
twelve O'Clock from the resi- of the family No. So
West Twenty second street Her remains will be taken to
Norwich Conn for interment.
On Thursday October 81, MARGARET F. HALL infant
daughter of Margaret and Robert Hail. aged year,
months and days.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to at
the funeral this afternoon at two o'clock from the
residence OF her parents No "a James street.
On Thursday morning, October ~, CHARLES +. DNNfs,
ESQ.,. in the SD year of his age.
His remains were taken to Washington city for inter-
On Thursday October 81 of consumption, Mr.. JOHN
RoS, in the 50th year of his age.
His friends and relatives also the members of Blooming
Grove Lodge, No 1872 l. o. of o. r., respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral this afternoon. at two
clock from his late residence No $50 West Thirty ninth
street between Ninth and Tenth
Philadelphia papers please copy.
On Wednesday, October 90 Of old age, EsEy HICKS,
wife of Captain Sanford Hicks, in the I'D year of her
age
Her relatives respectfully invited to attend her fu
neral, which will take place this morning at half past
Borao street. Her remains will be taken to Westeld
for interment
California papers please copy.
At Yonkers, Westchester county, on Wednesday even
ing, October g. MARIA CowDy widow Of the late Peter
A. Cowdrey.
The relatives and friends of the fsmly invited TO
attend the funeral from the residence of her brother in
law, ,apain Samuel Gambler. No 24i Clinton street, in
this city, morrow afternoon AT two O'Clock.
On Wednesday morning October 20, MARY, wife of Cor
usus c. schs and daughter of the late George Prnie
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
residence
No. 60 Elizabeth street. this afternoon at o'clock
without further notice
On Wednesday evening October 90 at the residence Of
his father, T. A. Demi THOMAS A. DEanIl, Jr. aged u
years.
His friends and the friends of the family respect
fully invited TO attend his funeral from st. Marks
Church. Stuyvesant street. this afternoon a. half past
three O'Clock.
On Thursday, October 81, JuNIus Tnroy, youngest
child of Rebecca and Jacob Tton aged year. months
and IL days
The friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral this afternoon, at three o'clock
from No. 80 North Moore street The remains will be
taken to Greenwood Cemetery.
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Political Intelligence.

SotrH Anbof, OCV'
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
SIRI observe that my published in your paper
of the 26h inst Of the Vigilance Committee of the
reform party in the Third ward.
The meeting of gentlemen who appointed that commit
doubtless unaware that resident of New Jersey,
and have right to vote in the State of New York
Yours respectfully, JOHN Q. STEVENS.
Benjamin D. Siliman has been nominated by the wings
for the State Senate in the Second district Kings county
Hon. William G. Alexander, the President of the New
Jersey Senate has been nominated for election that
body by the democracy of Mercer county
The wings of Monroe county have nominated Davis
Carpenter their candidate for Congress to fill the
vacancy occasionsd by the resignation Of Hon A. Body
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Court CaIendar-Thls Dav


supRIhE CIRCUIT CouRT.-Nos. 1884, So2 Alb Ala, AIS,
4l6, 419 to 427 inclusive.
Unn srArn DISTRICT CouRr.-Nos. So, IS, "a, IS,
III,
44s 1885, 49, AGO. SOL 1872 494 244 345, 457, 496 499
500, Sol, SOP, 500, 264, 1853, 217
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tremendous Bargains I'm Carpetsl
AT HIRAM ANDERS0N'Si
No. % Bowarvl

Immense assortment !
Administer, Turkey, Persia
Velvet, Mosaic and Brussels
fhree-ply and ingram carpets
Mosaic rugs and tsble-oovsrs'
Gold window-shades |
Floor oilolothS, ! 70 8 yards
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accomplished The want OF centuries Is supplied In
Morses nvigoratins Eixer Cordial have medicine
that destroys disease without weakening ,he scm that
haratcs the spirits without cntang subsequent depression
that indigestion in all its forms and
that tho shattered nerves to fall vigor and regulates
the bowels and the yer that tho constitution itself
to reenporasand that in fact answers the Of all
stmulants oil ncryine preparations all cathacs and all
alternatives without producing Of the unpleasant after
effects which flow from the of ordinary medicines The
Arabian herb vhch forms its basis be the
thing for which herbasts and Physicians chemists and
pharma ceutsts have searched in all and until
searched in vain Let abe sick reoicc Tho Cordial put
highly concentrated in pint bottles Price three dol
lars bottle two for dollars six for twelve dollars
c. II RING, Proprietor, 1872 broadway, n. Y
Sod by Druggists throughout Unite1 Staes
and West indies.
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Catv P0litlcs.

EIGHTH wAHD WIG RATIFICATION MEETING.
Last night public meeting Of the wing elestors Of the
Eighth ward was held at Merrts HAM, In Spring street.
for the purpose of ratyng the following regular whg
ticket -
For Senator-Wm. g. Gregory.
For Asscmby-Edward Greene.
For Alderman-Wm. Tucker.
For Counclmen-l7th district, Horatio N. Wild.
18th district, Davie Coleman.
10th district, Eliphalet Bootman.
-2oth district, John Forshay.
For lssessor-John Gantz.
For Constables-Wm. b. Jones and James l.. Howe.
Murray.
For Trustess-A. J.. NJ Scott and Samuel J. Berry.
For School lnspectors-James Webb and Lewis f. Wads.
scheves Brass Band was in attendance and played be-
fore the meeting held series Of martial patriotic,
and national airs, to keep up the spirits of the whg
party, which appeared to sympathize with the wet
weather.
The meeting organized by appointing Mr.. Carpenter
Chairman but that gentleman declined to act on &C.
count Of i'll health Mr. Lake was appointed, but did not
come forward, and consequently M Boyd was voted to
the Assembly Convention then read by the secretary
j. N. Price, and adopted. committee was then APP
pointed to draft resolutions consisting of Mes Murray
Mr. W. T. B. MniIKES being called for by those assem-
bed mounted the platform and addressed the meeting
about a noble boyr board of the old ship, giving
the meeting to understand that this said boy General
Winfield Scott.
Mr. j. NJ MURRAY one of the committee appointed to
draft series of resolutions then read them to the meet
ing, which unanimously adopted. The resolutions
were unanimous in favor of The ticket.
Mr. GREGORY, the wing candidate for SENATOR then ad-
dressed the meeting with regard to the internal improve
OF the State which he said had always been the
wing policy The speaker became at last very prosy ad
cut short by the music striking up tune
Mr. WILD candidate for Councilman Of the Seventeenth
district being called for then addressed the meeting aud
reproved the gentlemen who had been invited for not be
ing present, notwithstanding the weather.
Mr. TUCKER the candidate for Alderman then adEess-
ed the meeting and said that it had been reported that
he had voted for General Pierce President this he had
never done. President Pierce would be the last in
creation that he would now vote for (Applause.)
Mr. GREENE the candidate for Assembly, then address
ed the meeting
The meeting after giving three cheers for the ticket
separated IL altogether very sorry" affair.
None OF the distinguished" wings who had been invited
to attend showed themselves and the attendance
very limited indeed, counting among the number many
small boys and other like fry.
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Brooklyn City Democratic Nominations.

The Democratic City Convention met in the Freeman
Building in Fulton street. last evening" and organized by
the appointment Of Jesse Folk, Chairman and Isaac
Van Anden and f. Cooke Hull, Secretaries. After the
usual preliminary business, the following ticket was
placed in nomination:
Street OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES renney
Commissioner of Repairs and supplies-Robert White
Collector Of Taxes and Assessments.-Alfred NJ Wood.
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Superior Court.

OCT. q -. Jameson d. lHllenan.-This
ton for respass brought by plaintiff against defendant
for cartng dirt lot Twenty sixth street,
Eighth avenue Plaintiff claims 81 90. For plaintiff,
Albert Matthew'S for defendant E. L. Shepard and c. A.
Nav
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Died,

On Thursday, October n, Mrs. SARAH BuRrs wife Of
Foster Burtis OF Fosters Meadow agel 81 years.
and II days.
Her funeral win t.ke place at Fosters Meadow, to-
morrow, ~ twelve O'Clock.
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roadway have received aud arei opening their fall
e of rich and elegant caretng imported expressly for
wy trade consisting Bouvaise Tin ono en- sre
carpet in this country medallion velvet Noquet
Administer tapestry and Brussels carpets and all grades OF
cheaper carpetng usually found in carpet stores Also oil
Aoths in variety for sale the liberal terms
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Penmnnshlp,-A RrIIinnt Onnortunitv.

Gentlemen ladies DESTROYS perfectng hand
ing at the most elegant establishment OF the kind
country, should at join GOLDSMITaS cheap
2 broadway to open Noyember1 Premiums the
VI $500 are to be presented to the pupils.
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Sewing Machincs.-Always In Advance Of

all the world in improvements arenow ready exhibit
and sell machines for sewing fine linen and cotton fabrics of
entirely and which make original stitch
in slight examination of these machines and
their product will satisfy that it would be absurd
buy other kind could they be had gift Call and be
satisfied. Ofice, 323 Broadway. L. M. SINGER d co.
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Travelling and Evening Hats and Caps
assortment Is complete consisting of felt hats plia
10 and otherwise OF every and winter
Hress variety. WARN0CKS, HAtters,
N5 Broadway Irving House.
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nAappeD % Sap Francisco, per Clipper snip
HShsioot 2. psr East river Sli please ha,e al shsh
mn s1yest or Nsssrs. H6WES 1 CO., % Pearl ssrees
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Js Rynearson of Pennsylvania few days since against
two young men in the employ f Mr. Cady for msrepre
sentation in tho the fneness of watch,
legng that the said watch thirteen
carats hne Mr. Cady demanded hearing and proved and
established sonclusiscy that sail thirteen
alats, and fourteen The
forthwith dismissed tSgned) JAMES NESBIr
New York, oct. u, 1853 Clerk of Police.
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Bookkeeping.-A Liberal Proposition

MT UOLDSMITH'S crcuIar issued, oilers all
may commence the study of bookkeeping at his writing
362 roadway, before Tuesday, November
free course of penmanshp under his competent super
yiei
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CIR Church Madden Stewart i'm British
Ere eh and Ger broderes lace goods linen handker
Chiefs &c &c will open their extensive retail establish
mcnt Saturday, Oct - 1853. Popular trade, popular
goods and popular prices
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Winter Overc0ats, Talmas, Palet0ts, Sacks,
and business coats of variety Of ylos and goods
looted for city trade now ready and Offering low
D. i ]. DEVLIN; So and IS John street.
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|. Fine Arts.-The Plumbe National Gallery,
the upper of Broadway and Murray
added to its attractions Mr. Batlers daguerreotype in oil
which should be by oil who appreciate truth and
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The DaguerreOtype System, by Rees &
Co.. taking four hundred pictures daily ut the price of
establishments has thus far presented plan of picture
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Aueon-We wish call the attention Of all persons that
DESTROYS OF obtaining handsome building site capt.
tasts the premptory sale OF large eligible
cottage sites be morrow by Albert H. Nicolay
auct.neer at IL o'clock A the ground at the boau
fol village Of Fort Hamilton. These
in size fro one to three acres each
Hamilton Grove and adjoining hundred plots sold
within the past six months Several buildings
commenced in short time We can safely say that these
desirable cottage sites without exception
being unsurpassed having extensive view
Utrecht Bath Grayesend and tho surrounding country
Fort Hamilton only live miles from Hamilton ferry and
accessible by steamboats, and stages the whole
addition which the contemplated railroad Brooklyn
will make this place as convenient could
sired by any gentleman DESTROYS OF making this beautiful
place his private residence The steamboat King Philip will
leave pier No North river at 10 o'clock A. returning
At clock, M also stages will leave Hamilton ferry
Brooklyn az e o'clock, 10 o'clock and l01s O'clock
returning at O'Clock All persons DESTROYS of attend
ing the sale obtain FREQ tickets the steamboat
stages and photographic with full PARTICULARS by
plying to w. Barker j. q. Sanders, No. Nassau
street. or ALBERT IL NICpLAY, 40 Wall street.
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rsted meodeoRs tuned in the equal III
harmony good in the remote R In the
ey the only mcodeons tuned and are
VIZ the best. H0RA CE WATERS 33 Broadway sole gen
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The Silver Medal was awarded by the
American Institute to MEDuURST \ HEARD, q Maiden
lane for the best gntlemsn's wigs October, 1853 Wigs
toupees ades front and back brads &C., always hand
warranted not to shrink or change color.
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Floor oicloshs. l 70 8 yards
Ssr ssooE q goods The demand for window dsesraoa
'isas
lssipL manufaotursri and importers. and onsx sst IN
Irish and Scotch Whisley.-J. Mchan's
Watesde Londonderry pure malt and scotch
genuine quality and n M 70 sv pur
corner Anthony street.
Human Artificial Eyes-This day, Receiv-
direct Paris the largest and most beautiful Soee-
@ & sn M n isS ans I
sssd viii and look exactly like the iYs sys Dr.
Io'olOok daily, At his shhoo, 5O2 Broadway.
Mair Dye and Wigs.-Batchelor's manufas-
- IL ths world for .he sale ana spp
Eiss private rooms al door. Copy shs address
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye, restores
o original black brown color with than It's original
ustr in FIVE min at the same time giving ygor and
HTo 8 Aston House. cRisTADoRo's. - "'f"''
Gouraud,s Medicated Soap, Poudre SUBJ
tile for uprootng hair from part of the body LIQUID
LIQUID hair dye lily white and hair restorative at the
Rochester; Calender Philadelphia.
Clirehugh's Wigs and T0upces.
visitiJ city reminded that only Crehughs l79
Broadway they obtain wigs and toupees which neither
look iue SUCH They light thin and elastic treng
without weight never shrink and tit which will battle all
discovery Mark the address.
why Don't YOn Try SIP auIding's Premium
Rosemary The best article the world for adjoining and
storing your hair Sold by Rushton Clark Co.. Asor and
Irving House drug stores; Ring, 1872 Broadway and j. r.
Spauldng manufacturer and proprietor % fremont
Boston.
If you want Whiskers or Moustache Use
onguen 1t will force Thorn thick and strong in
weeks and will not stain injurs the skin. 81
bottle sent to part Of tie country r. c. GRAHAM IS
Ann street. all druggists; Brooklyn Mrs. Hayes 76 Fulton
For the Bald there's but One Cure And
may be found at BARKERS, 439 Broadway. 1t is Bar.
ker's Cheyeuxonique. Sold everywhere, Price Is
Principal depot Barkers Ladies' Hair Dressing Establish
nent, No. $50 Broadway.
Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock
g enlarged veins Of the legs elastic suspen
sorry pna ladies belts and abdominal
porters club foot knock knee and bowleg instruments
instrument Tor proapsus ami and pos and belt
pdency. &C.. No II Ann street.
"Waft on to Fame tho Name of Its In
ventor benefacter TO his species Russia salvo
not the adventous aid of long string Of ous certi
Gates to give notoriey It's true value and intrinsic
ccence tufcent to ene it to the confidence Of tho
public 1t burns, scald L. chaps, &c. Sold by
CllAS H. RING, corner of John street and Broadway.
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Come while Moonlight beams" Thomas To BIO sung
o ensuing week Buokleys serendrs words are ex
,oedingy good and most admirably arranged Price
will be sung by these favorte sorenadcrs Published by
HORACE WATERS, 1913 Broadway. The great piano and
music establishments
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The Removal or Collector

The Removal OF Collector Bronson Will
aave no effect with tho sale Of RAFFERTY, LEASKS In
hats to whose Of all sections and par
sies flock those beautiful daguerrean hats which
attract the much attention in the street. At the Crystal
Palace and everywhere No: 81 Chatham street. opposits
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Fashionable Winter Clothing.-Alfred
AUNRoE CO.'S "one price store" No. Al Droa tway
Clothing ali we'll made and the bes. r9mnss
used. No deviation from marked prices.
Ready Made Winter CIothing.--Latest
styles the elegant costly materials made in the
samas pseso Sacks
Of French eassmsres case OF broadcloth yard $50
Walk Up! Walk Up !-see the Live Lion
stuffed with straw. DRUMGOLD PRoCH sell suit
Of clothes beautiful in style t and make such gentle
The Empire store, At thu old stand, 40 Fulton street
Perfection Cannot be Achieved Impromptu
Study practice care and desteri.y are its elements
No. AsGr House WA years in ,Ghns per-
every style Of figure with his celebrated shirts One trial
UnilersAirts and Drawers.-We request
ss Of aS %
IRA
Cabin Passengers for Australia Will Find
sp
-" '''''''A '@A'A Ia 'As sUTFoN co.. 81 Wall street.
New Mourning store.-Patrons of the New
exact ecation aud number Of this establishment BAKTHo
Metropolitan hotels D"'"''' '''"''A >" ''n''A' anu
Mourning Cloaks.--spcciaI attention Is
ssS es ss sn y Of at mGSTnnF s q Dc
mourning store 81 broadway between Nicholas and
Metropolitan hotels.
Mourning Dress Goods.-Thc choicest
iii kGSp ssls
mourning store sol Broadway between St. Nicholas and
Boots md shoes.-Thc Best Place In the
city to st good boots and shoes at BROOKS $50 Broad
water proof &C. Over shoes Of description the cheap
Watches aud Jewclry, MT RetaI.-The New
iork Gold Pen Manufacturing Co. would respectfully In.
and fresh jsvsry embracing the
which they arc prepared to sell at retail much the
1n ss Dew sar :ssos
very large stock Of gold pens constantly on hand.
Pianofortes and Music.--samueI @. JoaIae,
@ Broadway publisher Of Ju,ens popular music, oors for
sale much improved pianos from Bassords manufActor
:s:;I; e.: mi With
The Best Pianos In the World.-T. Gilbert
Cos Pisnes with iron frames and circular scales
nssy and PRICE a .nsy aey n Sne
rERS'S 633 broadway, the sole agent
FIclodcops.-s ID. Il III. w. Smiths CcIe-
harmony s good in the remote is in the
they are the Gn %sasSas e tuned ed and are
New Music.-New Prima Donna Song,
no ensuing week by BaoH sSo words sS s
,oedingy good and most admirably arranged Price
HORACE *AfERs. sSs broadway The great piano ans
Defiance saIamandsr Safes, Gcylor's Pa
cs:-kYBEkT - IarSlSK '9s , m.na,sssuI:s q p,
=: : :s: ~, nd is sssi ; SslDSS = "
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Roosevelt street New York, Bridge street Brooklyn
Persons wishing to commute for the next months
tickets at the Office foot of Roosevelt street. the
same terms as those Of other Brooklyn ferries.
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What Can be Had for n D0llar.-One OF
Perham's Gift Tickets costs but this trng Yet
the holder may get farm worth fast horse worth
$1,000 exhibition worth $4,000 piano worth $500;
enc OF Of articles worth than the dollar
vested In all be lost for there gift every
ticke varying in value from % $4,000 Ticket o.
fee, $50 Broadway.
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CoB PNnes, with IRON frames and circular scales,
snowedged to DO the best they defy competition tone
lnAuty and price. large assortment at HORACE WA
rERS'S 6S3 broadway, the sole agent
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CLOTHING. -.

NAsToFF CLOTHING 5000 WORTH WANTED
The nishsss cash price viii be literally gwen esrrsns
descrgeb Adcrcse through posi- call On JAZZ
AVHVN }, Nv " VsAegs stsssA AeAx ChAAhAn
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Mourning ClOaks.--Spccial attention Is
called to the examnat Of mourning eloa Of de-
mourning store m Broadway between st. Nicholas and
METROPOLITAN hotels,
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n on to Fame tho Name of Its In


ventor benefacter TO his species Russia save needs
not the adventous aid of long string Of ous certi
give notoriey Its value and intrinsic
ccence tutcent to ene it to the confidence Of tho
public 1t burns scald chaps, &c. Sold by
CIIAS H. RING, corner Of John street and Broadway.
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country Merchants should not fail 70 om-
window shades gilt sernioes lace and muslin curtains,
their stock goods The demand fer window
y extending througheut the country. kelly FERQU.
ION No X5K Broadway and No. 81 Reads street. are ths
0Aspa and importers, and oex great In.
&hoanaonte. there.
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Fashionable Winter Clothing.-Alfred
AUNRoE co.'s Zone price store No. Al 1roa iway,
ready clothing all we'll made and the best trimmings
used. No deviation from marked prices.
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Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock
gs enlarged veins Of the legs elastic
sorry pna braces ladies belts and abdominal sup
porters, clubfoot knock knee and bowleg instruments
instrument Tor proapsus ami and pos and belt for
puency. Ac., No. ~ Ann street.
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500 Broadway publisher Of Juens popular music oors for
sale much improved pianos from Bassfords mandatory
combining excellence from patented improvements Par.
ohassrs BY calling viii find extensive assortment with
superior tone and workmanship. Low prices.
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direct from Paris the largest beautiful oolleo-
on Of artificial imported They inserted with
usted win move and look exactly like the natural oye Dr.
Powell requests his former patients call immediately to
usual exclusively to diseases Of the eye and from to
ko'olock daily, at his sfheo, 602 Broadway
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New Mourning Store.-Petrons of the New

NtW
mourning particularly desired to in
exact ocaton aud number Of this establishment BAKTHO
NEW WEED, b5l Broadway, between st. Nicholas and
MetrOpolitan hOtelF.