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Repsatng youth aad vital saergy Of tho party
crgsDs principle Is figured and fidelity To the
union Of the states the demo sey the
of camp Acknowledges sectin the faith Of demo
and afliated to ohquss We stand out free sns
Believing that the Union Of these States is formed 20
tear up under greater shocks than through all vcss
tudes II is likely TO encounter" happy in the
full OF our faith nor less happy in the
democratic party and we look forward therefore, wi IN
proud patriotic trust to the period we far
distant when all dsorgaDizipg theories and divided
ellis shau exist hut 10 The records Of pas
bers only ~ admontions to the future.
acts measures obnc, ious T. other portions Of
sprnng immediately from the fathfp bosom of the demo-
cracy only aim the union of party upon its
avosed and principles and the cultivation and
preparation OF kindly and confidence be
tween every member OF H. State OF the
relying with unsf AIKEN confidence
elevated to power by the people with nnexampei unan
NIFTY or action and thus far dsDe uished for fidelity to
their Wishes and devotion to the Interests Of the whole
country.
before the people Of this State and of the
with the holiness of honesty and truth and
them by every sentiment of national pride and honor to
sustain us In our Efforts
In conclusion the Young Mems Democratic Union Club
this State to join with them both preeept and
ample prevent all basty sectional action.
Our work faith 10 hope interest,
and eward IL Be sole motto therefore-Ths
united and quarter to its re-
y upon It, democrats Of Rev York, emies will be
The meeting theu ao journed to another room to par
take OF the creature comforts that had been prepared
for them, where several humorous speeches gven
and the members afterwards separated quite contentsd
with themselves end that great party, the rest of
kind.
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DIeU.
On Sunday Septernber 25 Joux HvxRy w Icxrp Z, 1


On Sunday, September rs, JOHN HENRY WAGNER, in the
55th year Of his age.
fully invited to attend his funeral this afternoon at two
O'Clock, from his late residence No. 80 East Twenty fifth
street
On Monday, September 20 ROBERT son of Henry E. and
Mary Day. aged four years, months and 10 days.
The relatives ard friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at two
O'Clock. from No rs Watts sIeet.
On MnSy q 70 Of
The relatives and friends Of the family Are invited to At
tend the funeral this afternoon, at half past three
o'clock from the residence OF his parents, No. s. East
On Monday morning. September 20, ELLEN NcBAnRoS,
widow of the late Thomas McBartn
The friends Of the family, and those Of her John,
respectfully invited to attend her funeral this after
noon. 1t four O'Clock from her late residence No.
nue. B, to the Catholic Cemetery in Eleventh street.
On Monday, September 20, Of consumption, GEORGE
THuRsToN In the SD year Of his sgs.
hs friends and scapantsn0es and the members Of
funeral from his late residence 100 Franklin street to-
morrow afternoon at two O'Clock precisely His remains
On Sunday. September 49, at noon of consumption OF
the bowels ISABEL the infant daughter of W. G. and r.
On Monday, September 20, JOSEPH OSCAR youngest
OF Ira Pereso.
The friends Of the family are reque ted to attend his
funeral without further notice from the residence Of his
parents No 164 Washington street. BROOKLYN this after.
noop at three O'Clock.
At Williamsburg, on Monday afternoon September 26
In the sOth year Of his age Ca plain JAMES MALCOLM for
many years Sandy Hook pilot
His relatives and fiends respectfully invited 20 at
tend his funeral, from his late residence No SO second
street near Peck slip ferry, Thursday afternoon at
two O'Clock Bis remains win be taken 10 Cypress Hills
Cemetery for ipterment
On FRIDAY, September 20, st Tuckahoe, Wes'chester
county, N. " after ong aud Illness JosuuA
PRICE, aged 40 years and three months.
On Sunday, September 25 at Orange, New jersey, IA
con 8 HAIsRy, Of New Orloaus
His frer ds are respectfully invited to attend his une
raj Tuesday afternoon al four O'CLOCK from the real
dence Of s. A. Halsey. at Astoria, j. I.
At Jersey City. N. j., On Saturday, September "a
and 2 days.
:, At cartia. Nicaragua, suddenly, August Is, Mrs.
MARY A. j., wife CT William n. Worden aged "a years,
months and IL days
In St Petersburg, August 49, sitter Illness Of sixssn
days. Eat the residence of Mrs Bodsco her sister, Miss
VIRGINIA WILKINS Of GEORGETOWN. District OF Co'umbs
In Washington city September 10 hAaAHA kARns. m
mt eAuGAtsr II the hon. 3 a. Douglas, aGsd nsnthA
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RE RDS.


@7O REWARD.-DIAAOND SHIRT PIN LOST-ON
plU Friday night 23d inst between Broadway and AZ
Fourth street AND Castle Garden in omnibus going
or returning ladys sp all diamond cuff shirt PIN The
finder will be literally rewarded at ~ Fourth 81 Barclay
street.
C1O REwARD.-LOST, ON SUNDAY THE nth OF
splU September inst, white setter dog with yello
spots long hair legs and long tail The above
will be paid by leaving said dog 1872 West Twenty first
street. JOHN III. McCANN.
CS REWARD. LOST, ON SUNDAY EVENING,
DC september 18th in going from the of Hicks
Harrison streets to no PA Columbia street dark
pochetbook containing about s2 in money! note DIR
BY j. D. D. Whitney in favor Of Ann lutheran quot
Peter o. Bara. BY restoring the above to widow Ann
lutheran No. PA Columbia street, Brookly to G.
4 d. d. Whitney, No. 20 Fulton street. Brooklyn the
will receive the above reward and the thanks Of
widow.
oE REWARD LOST, ON SUNDAY, SEPT Is, A
C white setter dog marked with three red spots the
back red and mark the forehead. Whoever will
return him to 10 Stuysant street. will receive the above
reward.
NO REWARD,-LOsT. ON TIE 23D INSTANT, GOING
pO from Union place to Beaver street. OF the B oad
way stages small poeketbook, with sundry papers, prn
cipAy Spanish Of value but 30 the The above
reward will be paid on leaving the said pookebook at M
Pearl street, drug store.
cO REwARD.-MR. DAvIDGE LEFT A SMALL Pa
PA per parcel on board the Hamilton avenue boat on
The above reward will DO paid for its delivery to the address,
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rating elixir or cordial forces it's into popularity
Esrvsous 1t needs bolstering with wrtpg
elaborate praise All that its propretor has say
the world is ry IT, The OF countless lives
health vgor Of thousands depends upon the extent
It's use It fesressy an unsrring remedy
snd the other which make the machinery
Of life Asa preventive, restorative, perma stay
and support to oil who weak by nature
by sickness it stands alone and There are
moving stessly about streets scarcely half avs
would be rendered creatures that might awake 70
mighty rsnovator o. body and mind Leths dyspspts
The first bottle will give them king Of virtues
cordial is put up, highly in pint bottles
Price IS per bottle, two for S., six for SIC
G. Il. RING, Proprietor, 1872 Broadway.
Sold by druggists throughout the United States Canads
and Test Indies.
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On Monday. September 10, by the Rev. WIN. f. Robert
Of Williamsburg, Mr.. JAMES E. WHITE to Miss JANE A.
ANTHkIIE, both Of this city.
In this city Monday, September &C. by the Rev. s.
Wilkins, Mr. THOMAS GooDE, of Rochester, to Miss MARY
E. SPARKS, Of PeekskilL
At Pttaaeld Mass, on Thursday, September Is by the
Rev. Mr.. Pxrvip, Mr.. JOHN G. EoAJAAY. of Lawrence,
Mass, to Mis- CATHARINB GANsEyoO,G MMvIIJ, Of the
former place. gbter of the late Aim Melville formerly
Of this city. deceased
On Monday, September 26, by the Rev. Cyrus Fay,
WILLIAM DAILY holmes to Miss MARTHA E daughter Of
Eeazer L. Cook, Esq, all OF this city.
At the Ghard H0uae. Friday, September 49, Mr..
HENRY l. HOLLAND, Ct the Eastern Railway, Boston, to
Miss HELEN NJ FLETCHER, of the same city.
Boston papers please copy.
On Monday rg, September rs, by the Rev. DR..
Martin JAMES McDoNoucH, Of Brooklyn, L. to ELIZA
j. GREEN, Of this city.
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TtRowELLs CELEBRATED PATENT CAST IRON
vailed for simplioity Durability and economy adapted
style pattern ornament and warranted % cents
running foot less than IL be put the rvet ns
pie The New York Foundry and Iron Railing Company
this together with every description Of
iron werk for buildings bank and ysut doors shutters
dshs oce and desk railing door and window guards &e
FouK foot Of Forty sixth street. North river Castings
Of all descriptions at the lowest price, Specimens Of the
railing In sections be At their warerooms 70 Duane
street, few doors east Of Broadway.
NEW YORK BERLIN IRON FURNITURE WORKS.
In VIM. T. Bachelor formerly Of No. GO Duane street.
respectfully apprses his friends that having
and firm Of W. Bachelor Co. he will tnus the
nufacture Of iron furniture all its branches scale
corresponding with the Increasing demand Mt Nos 70 and
81 Duane street. The establishment will command at all
times the freshest specimens and patterns Of the art from
abroad will make such imprr vements may be practca
every variety, style and price. w. g. cordially invites
his old customers In the city and country to visit his
and examine his stook consisting Of bedstead hat
stands setees chairs brackets mirrors sptoons door
and window anards hotel hospital asylum and army bed
e,esds umbrella stands fire stands cribs cradles centre
tab cs &c Ofoe and In connection with tho
New Yori Foundry srd Iron Railing Company Nos 10 and
81 Duane street, few doors esst OF arosdwaY.
W.T.. BAroHELoR 4 co.
yVICKBRsHAMS ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK.
w Wire railinRs, csst and wrought iron ratings.
Iron fences for farms plantations, DO.
Iren bsdstesds, In great variety.
Iron furniture Of every description.
nede tbe Crystal Palaces also the DOME stairs nswes
ss.sisss.rsr JSaS p wnc VIC M az y<,yS
wayi vcrhA Nsa " . and q Lewis stSssk
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Court Calendar-Thls Day.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-Nos 20, 81, 80, AZ
to so.
SUPREME CounT--Circuit. 159, % SO. s5. 1OlX
164, 1876, 167 to no. 173 to 176.
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Clothing OF the best Quality and Style for
tho fall and winter trade also very superior stock Of
cloths cassimeres and lways hand at HENRY
Cortlandt street " =
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American Planes AS most eminent artists reoomm
Bessforf pianos we have received large assortment
his factory and kr owing their fine tone finish
recommend them to old patrons and customers Ju
liens quadre end Esssfods pianos at 800 Broad way By
g
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Under Garments, Gloves and Hcslcry.-The
hest goods at the lowest prices they can be
purchased in this country will be found at UNION ADAMS
potite METROPOLITAN Hotel. -
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Embroldcries, Laces, &c -G cat Bargains.
The ladies are particularly IL ved TO call and examine
large and elegant stock Of laces embrodeies
chiefs etc. which being DISPOSED Of ct much
Blocker and Hougton ut reets.
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shippers per Clipper Ship PaTnpsro, for San
gsancseo will please have all their freight alongside %
hand in their bills Of lsdlng for sgnatursto
SUTTON 4 Co. "a Wall street,
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eyes, Sam, my Whislkers, In SIX Weeks, be-
came strong and Thick Its wonderful stu that
the besrd grow in six weeks bottle sent to any
part Of the country. X. G. GRAHAM, 80 Ann street.
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Trusscs, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stockings
sr enlarged veins Of the legs elasti, tnee caps spinal
braces ladies' belts and supporters club foot knock
AID bow leg INSTRUMENTS with assortment Of
1ussss, - II Ann street, Broadway.
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ted composer, and l. d. Woodbury., tho popusr ballad
writer have Ietely compofed bcsutfu songs
tastes the piano. which stined very
Published BY HORACE WATERS, 3S3 Broadway, tie great
piano estahl ishment.
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Csrrcsings Peterson " Humphrey, n

3
broadway have received and opening II fall
81 fch and elegant csrpstirgs imported expressly for
ivy traoe consisting OF rich Bouvaisso lin
nre carpet medallion centre and Landscape border
hssns any carpet ever In this countryl medallion Velvet
no9ues Sxmner tapestry and Brussels carpets and all
ersdes 81 cheaper csrnetpe nsusy ourd sora
keyWa '''s' = W - ~O'sN
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Bald Heads will soon Disappear, by the
ton acts like charm upon the hair causing It to grow
when every thing else has failed Try It, Price q cents
dies hair dressing saloon, 4S9 Broadway.
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The WholssaIe Clothing Trade.-Cou,

The WhOIssa10 CI0thfng Trade.-COuntry
dealers invited TO- view ths $500 COO worth
winter clothing at Union Hail. ROGERS 4 CO. alton
tion to the that their being designed Tor
many different markets. contains great variety
the United States No house dealing with particular
prices low beyond parallel stock bays cloth
ing ID very large, 81 comprehends all Union Hall,
corner Of Fulton and NAsGau streets.
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TIill's Hair Cutting CuslIng, ghampooing,
and aving reom at 45 Nassau street, adjoining Liberty
street. where BIO obtained HILLS instsn hair
dye or be applied also for SALE Hills lfabls
eusut for the hair,
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engrayed and printed the best French Bristol paper
Wedding stationery Of the most approved styles The time
The have removed their old
etreet, to 399 Broadway, and WALKER street
HYATT A CORNELL.
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10EODONE oEDUW1OMt rcEfuout-
CHAs =. ANDERSON, Treasurer.
LABAN @. STUART, Acting Secretary.

OGicc Of the General superintendent, Crys-
Val Palace, New York, Sept. 19, 1853.
Notice hereby given that applications 10 cxhi
bit 1 this building whether foreign domestic
granted. J. NJ BATCHELDER,
Secretary Of the Superintendsnts.
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5000 Wigs and T0upees always on haAd
1T the wig factory Of Medhurst Heard Maiden lane,
madc Of the best ateals and combining all the latest
provemens Also ladies' ornamental hair of every
ton Call at the manufastory before else
n Maiden lane.
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DIR. Powell, Oculist, AuIIst, 30, receives
his patients from to O'Clock daily ct his ses No.
Broadway where can be procured his Treatise tn.
Eye and nus aetnS eye and ear fountaas ArtaoiA
actly like the natural and resembles II in eosr sni
EXPRESSION.
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Curtain matelia ana UkhOlstery Goods
The subscribers offer menss stock Of the above goods
consisting In part satin do lAnes damast broea lss
Ae lace curtains smps tasses -ndOw shades
aad ces with every article In the upholstery line -
per lower than other establishment in tho city.
Country merchants RESPECTFULLY invited to
examine our st0ck before purehssing1
A. N. r. DAVIES, Upholsterers 1856 Boysry,
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ATARRANTED PURE BRED SHEPHERD DOGS,
w we'll known for their wonderful sagaoy In the guard
ing sheep cattle glish black and TAM
rat terevs Krg Chsres spsniels &e also the largest
breed Of Shanchae fowls for sale At 2 alter street, up
atsra. Please the address
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Secondhand PlanOs.-An Extenslve As
sortment at great bargains-nearly equao
found at the warerOoms Of HORACE WATERS 33 Broad
way the great piano and music establishments
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Hair Uyc and Wigs.-BatcheiOr's manufac-
tory for these articles IL No 23 Broad ay
opposite the Park where he has the best
Ia the world for the application Of his famous hair dye
tho sale Of his newly invented wgs and toupees Nine
private rooms all on enc floor.
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MelOdeOns,-S. d. & III. w. Smith's eeIe-
rstd melodeors tuned in the equal temperament The
common They are the only melodeons tuned and
unquestionabIy the beat in the world and HORACE
WATERS, No. 1888 Broadway, is the sole agent.
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A Card w. II. Disbrow, having re

!. n ~ y ~ n. D1sU5USV, uaVHHB feIurneU
eept,n pupils and will be happy to sec his former pupils
tion together with HE improved safety side saddle reno
The timd perfectly gives urity
the rider The evening classes gentomen will open
Ocoher Introduction required ladies from some ono
known to the proprietor No. 20 Fourth avenue, Astor
-
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duetion to public notice until now, SINGER sevne
Machines have all times cd an pu
sation for perfection in every branch q sewing
gon where spurious things rom-are crowded
upon the Market bnt slight Inquiry will satisfy all per
int crested that Singers only
doing all manner Of work ought be These
chimes always exhibited ard sold the oice No 81
Broadway. /. n. SINGER co,
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A Curiosity ShOD No Place In the CT,

A CuFiOsIty ShOp-NO Place In the City
affords great and extensive
NJ $40 Broadway The fancy fails to invent half the curl
3sities which 1t contains not only lays all the Yam
he s receiving from part the worlds all
that rich and What you ind anywhere
else can be found Tutle Strangers visiting the city
should not fail to call at 35 Broadway where choice
sorment Of dressing werk boxes retcules
hoxea he four1
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Madame Time has Touched your Hair hat
not features 1t still summer ace although
let's to libel YOU One application excelsior
hair dye, and the rich hue which has
vanished 10 while the hair itself and
improved Manufactured sold and privately applied by
CRISTADORO No. g. Aston House.
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The Best Pianos In the World, ~. Gilbert
Co.'s pianos with iron frames and circular scales are
acknowledged to be best; they defy competition
tone quality and price sample one is 81 the Crys
mont at HORACE WATERS 1888 Broadway the sole agent
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POLITICAL.

nEMocRATIC YOUNG MEMS NATIONAL CLUB :
- Tkin club will complete its organization Wednes-
day evening next the 2ssh inst ct Stuyvesant Institute
Application for membership to DO rSde by note other
wise,t
J. Barton Breckenridge, 81 Wall street
Maunsel B. Fields so Nassau street.
Garrett ii Striker, 70 Broadway.
Wilsm ~ Mcfrtire, so Sixth svsnre
G Godfrey Gunthsr l45 East Fourteenth street.
Philip J. Joachnsof, 1l6 Nassau street.
Erastus w. Glover. $50 Tenth street
James W. Walsh, 80 and 81 Merot ante Exchange.
John Wheeler Union Place Hotel.
Edmund c. Genet, ll9 Chambers stYeet.
Charles Mead, 81 John street.
George +. Alden, Superior Court.
DAVID Rowland, Maiden lane.
j.. II. Abbee, 40 Maiden lacc.
j. Clinton Bolton, 81 West Twenty third street.
Edwip Henry, JIG Chambers street.
Lewis Frrh els n Maiden lane
Jacob L. Van Pelt al East Fourteenth street.
L. N. Glover, I62 West Twenty first street..
Young integrity
party. Our pride and boast James T. Brady and the
tire national ticket, muet and HhSll be elected.
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Hats ss Hats, Manufactured and Sold
by RAFFERTY, LEASK this fall cannot surpassed Ia
style or durability and are sold much lower than the
hsts and have your Likeness inserted in It without
charge. No 81 Chatham street. opposite Chambers and
corner Pearl and Chatham streets.
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The Directors or the A,soclatIon 10,

The Directors or tho Association ZOE the Ex-
hbon Of the Industry Of all Nations notice that the
exhibition IL open to the public all Its branches
Some and additions will hereafter, from time to
me be made but In its great apartments OF produe
arcles machinery and hne arts the exh
bition may DO pronounced complete.
The Directors making this take pleasure
In saying that in all its branches by far the most
prehensve and attractive that has been made in this
souDtry and they believe 1t will compare favorably with
any made.
display foreign art aAS the products Of thssh Of
the Old world altogether saperor thing ever BE-
fore collected in this country while the ingenuity
the and the industrial Of own
people have never before been made 50 apparent:
The enterprise and the talent Of exhibitors have
produced this Of the most beautiful and useful
ducts Of hum and tho Directors earnestly
invite their fellow citizens to embrace present oppor
tu.y to examine and to study collection, the like
which has BEEN aad, in all probability will not in
many years again be offered TO their observation.
Tie Exhibition will close in the month Of December noxt
Mortimer Livingston. Philip BuyPoves
Alfred Pell Johnston Livingston.
August Belmont. CHARLES W. Foster,
Alex. Hamilton, Jr. Theodore Sedgwick.
Geo. L. nohuyle,. Wm W. Stone
Ebert j. Anderson. William Whotten.
Henry r. Durham. John Durham.
W. g. II. Waddel William Kent.
Jacob A. Westervelt. Watts Sherman.
James A. Hamilton. r. W. Edmonds.
Samuel Nicholson. ]. J. Roosevelt.
THEODORE SEDGWICK, President.
CHAs. T. ANDERSON, Treasurer.
LABAN G. STUART, Acting Secretary.
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Hats.-The New Style goes like Wildfre,
and WARNOCK Is le sder Order our hats early IL You
want them this week. the demand IL unprecedented WAR
NOCKS, Hatters, 275 Broadway Irving House.
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LOOklng Glass WaSehOuso and ManufhOtOry,
No. SO Cortlandt street, RICHARD KINGSLAND d co.
The cheapos largest best assortment Of ornamental
pier, manssl and oval glasses also al kinds e plain and
house furnisher would do we'll to call previous
ing elsewhere. N BThe mental work il Of q new
tye before made in Il Is country entirely original
designs. -
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soc Daguerrcssypes were Taken Yesterday
by REEFS co the greatest day they have experienced
since the German system by them for taking
first class Portraits for Is cents since which lees tn
$4,000 pictures distributed among the people,
Room 2S9 Broadway.
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Oxay0n Daguerreotypes
Made only at
ROOTS Gallery,
No. 1858 Broadway.
Process patented.
WfIuamsOn's

WfIlamsOn's
Dsgusneotypes
Electricity.
249 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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proprato STYLE by j. N Gimbrede, Broadway Customer
will and pete assortment of fine stationery weddin
preents, fancy goods &C. beautiful stock white sill
bridal fans In pearl and ivory mountngs richly carved
N. GIMBREDE, engrayer and I'M porter 5SS Broad way
METROPOLITAN Hotel.
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Anson's Dagucrreotypes, Large Size, for
fifty cents These colored and in and twice the
size any Il city for City cents and equal in quality
size to those that three times fifty cents else where
Now. remember, ANSON's, $50 Broadway opposite the
Metropolitan HOTEL