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Importan, to postma sters and others.

We arc requested by the Postmaster General 10 call at
tention The following regulations regard postage
on letters TO foreign countries:
In THE MAIL TO GREAT BRITAIN the single rate of
postage is "a cents, prepay msnt optional. On either
letter packet OF any weight the nhotc postage
gu should be prepaid II any thing less than the whole
is prepaid no is taken Of il, and entirely lost
to The sender The British Post Office declines 10 change
this rule except conditions considered inadmissbe
In THE PRussIAN CLOSED MAIL TO GERMANY 80 cents is
the ingle rate prepayment optional This pays from any
part Of the United States 10 any part OF the German Aus
TRAN Postal Union prepayment OF any sum less than
the regular rate Of 80 cents is not recognised, and is
OF ceurse los, The sender. note Of oetons of the
rate could not be taken without seriously Completing
the accounts besides causing much additional! labor and
trouble at the exchange Offices. But. contrary 10 the
practice under the United States and British postal con
venon in The Prussan mail every full Of 80 cents
is credited whether The whole postage on letter or
packet is prepaid not leaving any balance due to be
collected at the Office OF delivery.
BY THE BREMEN MAIL, the rule is the same as under
the Prussan arrangement. The single rate to Bremen is
10 cents 10 Odenburg H. to Hamburg 49, 10 Altoona and
Hanover 2l and to any other place in Germany 2s cents,
prepayment OPTIONAL In either prepayment of any
fraction OF the full rate goes for nothing. e
The rule for rating letters 10 all foreign counties eek
ceptthe British North American provnces) to charge
one rate for half announce unser two rates if the
weight is over Jne.haf, and not exceeding ounce ;
four rate, if and not exceeding two ounces
rates if two and mol exceeding three oares and
so charging two rates for every ounce Irrational
part Of overthe frs, ounce As This rule differs
f.om that followed in respect 10 domestic letters here
each hall fraction of half ounce counts
rate only rostmas,ers who not careful 10 observe
this difference, liable, of course 10 commit mistakes
We beg 10 suggest that. in calling attention TO this
subject. editors generally would render TO many OF their
readers al least an essential service.
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The Appointments and the New York Express
In contrast with other journals Of it's party, the
New York Express has, to a considerable extent, re-
fused TO embark in the mercepary huckserinE OF the
ephemera m' Of the day II has no, apparently engaged
in the tshonoabe propagation, upon system. OF wanon
alsehoods for supposed party effect. II has moi coade
seended 10 bow the knee TO the molten ralf Of negoph
ism and OF sectional agitation. We have read with sur
pise therefore, article in the Express OF tue Goth
instant, head,d Political Recoleciions" The following
sentence:
Instead OF selecting good national men from the
to represent the government home md abroad Che
present adninistaton) has chosen for the beet places
secesonss end of the Union, and fee soiers
the other."
Now the Express having these claims 10 considered
journal OF honorable spirit and preensions we appeal 10
unhesatingly and confidently 10 re,ract the caomnious
charge against The administration The allegaon is not
true. either in leue in spirit We invite the Express
TO make list OF lhe best places and see how the thing
stands More especially, lie, The Express go over the ap
pontmen,s in the northern States and candidy and upon
honor as between man and man. sci down The nam Of
the persobs appointed Ito the best places and let us
know no these free soers are For it is this which
constitutes the point Of the assertion OF lie Express
It will 70, answer 10 pick up name here and
there OF some sppointee who was oil The Buffalo fac
ton in 1918, or OF some person who, though Case
in 1913, yet no friend OF the reunion Of the
democratic party in 1851 and 1854 and ,bereupon 10 in
fer that lhe best places have been given 10
That would be dsngenuous, partial unjust, and false
by the suppression Of facts. which is quite bad
fasehood by positive affirmation. There has been quite
enough Of this nierenlia accusation OF the admnisa-
tion and regret TO The pauoi-cy OF small knot
Of disappointed office seekers thus taken up and repeated
by ournal occupying the position of the Express.
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Central Academy,
Oh Medical Couess, Of n~d Tsnih streets
THE duties Of hs will be resumed the first Monday
September t5thl ensuing heretofpve
si2 Primary story. Cs..ic.
Circulars
bookstores Of r. Fanham Taylor Mauy, W. Adam, and Gray
BsIantype. 1851
Ashanti NJ n Wells Mons Rsou, Professor Of Mcders
Rev Jas Nourse and Rev. j. W. Winsns associate
principals.
August 22-tw tttf.9 .rf
CORMER RATES,-No, sbsiapdiny tho advance nearly
all kinds NJ dry goods, offering ihs ARTICLES below
named = shade or two iess Than former rates
Nc 10 uhihe flannel, from medium TO Ane
thin eassimeres tweeds for
50 pair. Mapksss, assorted sizes and qualities
shades $50
do real Manchester xnshsms, ia cents per yard,
wen worth ~ ~ trGsl F .fF#tttf ri
is p.e-s black ca..imer.-
Z esn recommend E .
pieces De Base, for travelling dresses
handles AIIendsle quilts, assorted sizo.
quilts for Servants beds, al low prices
With muny goods arriving daily.
Tsrrs essh, unes. arranged 10 the conway
Good ar,cs, low prs deaing be relied ali
cases. -.s.u,uu
Mise Dernoss's building opposite Centre Maf't
August 2a-sfroif .lt...sffI
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glRt have imported by
and opinion hat
Of the said goods
United
OF the from which the
United saes and do therefore appraise the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-24

On Saturday, May 7, by the Honorable Jacob A. Wes-
tervelt, Mayor Of the City Of New York, CALEB GRUMMUN,
of Sacramento, California, to Miss MARGARET BIANKMAN,
Of New York city.
On Wednesday, june %, by the Rev. Samuel D. Cochran,
at DR.. Philips church, Fifth avenue, Mr.. N. EVERETT
SMITH to Miss EMILY F., daughter Of VIM. W. Hopkins,
ESQ. all Of this city.
On Wednesday, June %, by the Rev. DR.. Haw!ey, Mr..
WILLIAM W. BENNETT to Miss PHGRE A. WILLIAMS, all Of
this city.
On Wednesday evening, June %, by the Rev. Mr.. Read,
Mr.. JOHN SUYDAM to Miss JULIA GnLEN, all of New Bruns-
wick, New Jersey.
New Brunswick papers please copy.
On Wednesday, June %, by the Rev. Edmund Blago-
ton, JOHN D. BRoMEL to DEBORAH ANN HAMILTON.
At Williamsburg, L. l., on Thursday morning, June %,
by the Rev. Mr. Bill, Mr.. j. B. WswEIL to Miss SARAH A.
WIswEIL, of halifax, N. s.
At Clifton, Staten Island, on Thursday, June %, Mr..
JOHN BERRY, of Williamsburg, to JULIA, daughter Of Mr..
James Leary, formerly Of this city.
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Pills for ascarides or small thread worms. These worms, to
which the human system is liable are the most troublesome
and if allowed to i remain, from the irritation they produce,
lay the foundation for serious disorders, such IS infamma
ton of the bowels and other arrangements Of the stomach.
The best and safest medicine that can be used is Hoben.
sacks Worm syrup; Such is the astonishing power Of my
case where. my Worm Syrup and Liver Pills are recon-
mended to be used they will not cure. All that is necessary
is TO use the syrup in accordance with directions on each
bottle, and in case q gentle purgatiye is required in order to
allay the irritation they produce. the Liver Pills, by their
sympatfizing action and healthy operations upon the
For sale by C. v. 4 CO., 81 Barclay street,
general agent for New York and vicil ity.
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astGRTsE.E Nrs gENEWEB GgkKY sIl.
THE FIREMEN.

MANHATTAN ENGINE NO 8.-THE MEMBER OF
ll Manhattan Association are requested to meet at Rabi.
nau's, Chambers street, on Friday evening, June -, at 4
o'clock, for the purpose Of making arrangements TOR the re
Sepkieb W columbian LDline Co.. OF Dais laoro.
r. G. Down, Secretary,
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Personal InteIligence.

AnSeAAA8CuC0.
The Hon. William Il. Seward has accepted an invita-.
tion to deliver the anniversary address before the Ameri
can Institute, In October next, during the twenty sixth
Annual Fair.
From Richmond, Petersburg and Norfolk, in the steam:
j;sa;oV e : : k k'Ms: q; , SSsslsyi III Ss:ss;%, : : js%i;;Ss;, I +
Sus,, A W s,1 z sP:s ss' J ) L .Ssss shnf henry A y .:Sst,
y: adams, Miss Adams. Mis- Sse : 1Sass., Miss isa Nary Saisss.'
fise S. 4 Ss ssS !ssl; and aF la r;s' sl ssf Pi issy .n $% two e, sS'ld s':.
yFW.asworth, Mr. cOoPe. Mrs Wadsworth; Mrs II Merritt.
~ / ] ! iSsss Il, I. &c GsS rs y: S s%,s a Nj. ssls 4 SSsIsi xs;;
Hss Mayer ss' a sslf S.aan MRS 5 w yssassn ME- Z D sssSs.. s I g Sr (.
chant, corneliul Merchant, Thos Martin, Jonathan Collins,
i s.sssS S sS !an, ? SAMUEL ? Kiain G El hssa / IN hr snialb, I r 4 ETIn nsas y.
NJ n S Ss,as = R : Sa.oasAsoG' in ot The stssrs Ss.''sn'f' Jos hars0n'
From Demerars, in the bark Montsnuma-Mrs Gould and
daughter, Of Boston, Miss Newsam, Messrs Mckenzie, Hill,
DEPARTURES.
Dyer e. . .ns : .iss. . y ::s:"i 3 %! Ssrss'i aa 1s'% aii s' 4 saaPsea a.
s Gss Ross J.,. and wife aS., Shn 9 4 : y Sl,.~s.n ! s Bur : a: 7 WSo !,
Ss,:s'' i i' g D sss; Of # sf T,ss:ssls; ss F Fsisi 7 DsH,.' e e Sam sss
s y, <: hi ! aS'ss%; = NJ H'7 %siisss. ! R RSafi%is' 9 : M : asy.
q i Sssiiasss sif ) 5 War. ss' and f1 wife. % q s sss ssss' y Mrs. %f Ears.
& sll siys's saj E.: sss' II : k sIHiss' q c! mi 4 y. Alll 9 'cs NH i y 7
& s&!.l ass,,' y. :sh T F Rin!sH 81 4 ss s:' S,lssa.; : A s { ' fsss' Il u
saaS g sn y pSssi H. Of ha 1f1 asa } w Hsst NJ. a.. J Sos %,ss, : r Nurse ns,
and two children; MI Muir, Mr Mcintyre, MI George
Stephens, M Whitsford, W v Abbott, ~ Lyons, J q
Montreal; Mrs clark, MT ssysiI, M A Wilson and wife,
Mr. Hughes and wife, and Charles N Downe, Of Toronto; M
Robertson, Of Brockvnle; VIM Boyee.. Mr. Young, and W
,nd wife, : y Young, Jas Bsatlsy kobs Mitchell, NJ Dyke,
terson, Miss Cole. Rev Chas Morriee,- Mi. Lowell and Mr.
Challaeomb, Of Canada; w Stevenson. David Belt. l. 8 Oil
yer and Henry Dining, Of Quebec; j Hartx and Mr. Mckee,
Of Kingston; Isaac MeElroy, q New BrYnswiok; Mr. Bal;
John Firth. Of England; Rev R. CUNNINGHAM, Of Edinbnrg;
J Mckay and Fredk Meacock, of Liverpool; James Bird, Of
Scotland; T N Fisher, Of Ireland; Joseph Burr, Of London;
A Forrest, Mr. Nuclos, L Desmazierre, ! Winien, A Dray,
Mr. Gerand. T B Letory, Mr. Griet, Mr. Million, Mr. Caro-, Mad
1xsnty%an, wife and child, J De \ Tene.y and + Z Fsraan:
Spain; Rossy Corsi, of Italy; Mr. B all and wife, John Doolin
and son, X Palmer, and S Wolfe, residence not given-l49.
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scuraua,s LIQUID Hair Dye ~, without er-

seption or reservation, the very best ever invented Beware
Of pulled dyes Equally celebrated Ia Gouraud's Mediosted
Sesp, tor curing p,mples, freckles, sanowness, chaps, rough
ssss, 70, Poudre Subtitle uproots hatr from any part Of the
ssal. liquid noGso, Lily " hite, and AalI olOss, - ne. {.
Galker street, near Broadway.
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hadeiras. ports, cbampagnes, Rhenish, Moselle and other
wines, as also a large assortn emit of brandies, rum, gins, 60,
apply to EDMUND G. CHARLES, No. Z Park place.
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renowned shoe merchant, At No. $50 Broadway. and No 100
Fulton street, has at length given n satisfactory definition
of these forms. They simply mean Ia pstones and wax. BY
the aid OF these " hards and softs,n and the experience Of
the heat workmen that can DO found, Mr.. n. succeeds in
producing the most ee CAN'T and tasty articles in the line Of
boots and shoes of any man In the city. lie has some
beautiful shoes for gentlemen, light, graceful, and cool
Just tho thing for this watx weather. Gail and see them.
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POLITICAL.

VoUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC MO- cLUB.-A RE
l. gular meeting will 10 held this friday evening, Mt the
Mercer House, AZ 8 O'Clock, to complete arrangements for
celebrating the First anniversary.
A X HERRICK, U D
WIN. N. CooKr, Secretary. ". p, SMITH, W.
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London and Paris Art Emp0rlum.-Just
received, . splendid invoice of French and ENGLISH en-
cravings, including many new and beautiful prints. For
sale, Wholesale and retail by
w. SCHAUS No. 303 Broadway, up stairs.
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California Exchange, Aston House.-Passen-
gers for San Francisco can find q general assortment of
wines, branches, cigars, packed expressly for their accom-
mediation, on application to
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.Just Rec.,ved. per steamer Humboldt-A

largo and splendid assortment of ladies' French slippers
and CATERS, gents French patent leather boots, oxford
ties, &c. Also. three cases silver medal patent leather, foe
saie below the market price. ). CAHlLL, warehouse 81
BroadNnY.
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you've not no beard Now my onguent will force the
beard or hair 20 grow strong and luxuriant In six weeks from
first application and will not stain or injure the skin. I do
erre this to be a fact. 81 per bottle, sent to any part Of the
country. X. q. GRhHAM, ~ Ann street, and all druggists
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Ladies' Going in the Country, and Wishing

their supply Of shoes, can find at MILLEas,i In Cana street,
ladies' gaiter boots, OF all tho fashionable styles, at 49,, los,
and Iss. per pair; ladies' slippers, ties, buskins, aud toilet
slippers IRON 6s. ups ards, with b, ys', mtsses, and chill
dren,s boots and shoes at equally low prices.
J.. Is. MILLER h CO, 1874 Canal street.
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Clear Complexion all have who Wash with
lat the reduced price of two shillings) JONES' italian
Soap. 1t removes all redness, %sunburn, tan, frsckles, erup-
tions, and makes the skin clear, fine, and white. Equally
hne for the hair Is Jones' Coral Hair Restorative; makes Il
crow dark, soft, and fine. Depot 81, mind the number, 81
Walker street.
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are worn by gentlemen of all ages, all professions, and in all
seasons His magnificent Rocky Mountain and drab beavers
are the most gsnt!e%anly articles for summer weaS ,ha;
Q choice variety Of straw ard Panama hsts, of the best qua
lities and latest styles, ct KNOx'S cheap store, No. i2S Full
ton afreAt.
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IT. W. Daxuerreotypes.-The Beautiful

anb beaver and pearl felt hat sold by RAFFEnTY Il
LEAsK, at their usual low prices of 50 and 81, has always
secured them o large sale; but, being determined to keep up
will the .piritof the age, they, in addition, now give each
customer his likeness free Of charge. They are the only nat
tsrs in the United States Who can do this. RAFFERTY, &
LEAsK, No. 81 Chatham street, opposite Chambers, and on
the corner Of Cn atham and Pearl streets.
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Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stockings,
Ssr enlarged veins Of the legs. elastic knee caps; spinal
and bow leg Instruments; with an assortment Of ohildren'1
tYusses, At No. II Ann street, near Broadway.
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Association for the Exhibition OF the Indus

ny Of all Nations. OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT,
CRYSTAL PALACE, June ~.
Exhibitors, or their agents, are requested to present
themselves, with their certificates Of allotment Of space, at
the building on Reservoir square, to make immediate prepa-
rations for fitting up the space allotted to them and arrang-
ing their articles. they will please enter on Forty. second
street, showing their certificates at the north gate.
JOHN M. BATCHELDER,
Secretary Of the Superintendents.
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which has attained so widely spread o popularity. Is dis
titled especially for and imported solely by E {. CHARLES.
lts great reputation IL derived from its absolute purity-its
delicious favor differing entirely from every other gin
its great utility as a medicine In cases of dyspepsia, govt,
gravel, diseases Of the Kidneys, and innumerable other mala.
dies To travellers it is indispensablyn necessary, dissiPating
as 1t does the annoy ances frequently engendered by change
Of water, &C., dispelling ague, fever and malaria of every
description. 1t is endorsed by the whole medical faculty Of
Great Britain, and is universally used by the profession in
this country: Put mp in square bottles. stamped with the
packed In cases Of one dozen each. Orders by mail will
meet with prompt attention. Depot, No. z Park place.
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GentIemen,s Dress Hats for the Summer

White beaver, pure in stock and color. French gray beaver,
short nap and inimitable, smooth pearl castor, very neat,
and strawhats fer the hot sun, at ono dollar and q half
WARNOCK'S, Hatters, Z5 Broadway, Irving House.
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Tha I.arrest N-eyxspauer in the WorId Tor

thu A61BCBC NCWSp"PcH III = UT EOK
the p,ice.--Ihe Sunday Courier, now published on an
enlarged sheet, will furnish, in it's next issue, the brilliant
and deeply affecting Romance Of " Dorcas the pressmsker ;,
conclusion Of HANDSOME jack besides an immense
variety Of reading matter. Price three cents. For sale by
an the news ageLts.
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Dame Nature Is Ever Bountlful and Vary
carry out her wonderful works-such has been truly the
case in the production Of HILLS Instantaneous Hair Dye
sau street, corner of Liberty.
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DTaD, Beaver. Pan0ma, ana straw ttQtS,
Of almost imperceptible lightness, refreshing to the wearer
in this season Of warmth, can be obtained at BANTA,se x,
teprive hat and cap establishment, LOG Canal street. He IL
selling of his summer hats at reduced prices Call on
Banta, LOG Canal street you can got summer hats almost
at your own prices.
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Hiram Anderson, No. % Bowery, prepar,

Hiram Anderson, NO. W BOWery, prepare
tory to making extensive additions and alterations to the
establishment, offers for q few weeks only, the choice Of the
entire stock Of English royal velvet Turkey mosaic, tapes
fo,r oilcloths, "A feet wide &C., at Extraordinary low
prices. Also, 200 pieces floor oilcloths, in widths, at Is. Cd,
S., 81. Cd. per yard. Also. $50 pieces Of American ingram
Ca Ssrp ps A. e; "a, g g. ;h s.. 3D. ID 49,, o., pc; yard, and = large
80 yards each, at about one.half their real value. Also,
1000 hearthrugs, at los. and 1s each.
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DaguerTeOtyPes.-NO where In the World
are pictures taken superior, or as expeditions, or as cheap,
e they are done by REEFS Il CO., who take, daily, 800
beautiful AID durable portraits, at only Is cents. Those
who want elegant pictures, should go to the factory, $50
Broadway.
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sole agents for the United States for the celebrated II. b.
the case or box. Also, q great variety of new goods,
brought from Europe by one Of the firm.
MEADE BROTHERS.. Artists and Importers,
No. 2S3 Broadway, opposite Park Fountain.
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Advice Gratis In this Excessive Warm
Weather.-One should keep as cool as possible, and how can
you do it 30 well rs while taking it quietly atHfLL'S, tho
inimitable cutter Of hair and w6iskers, at45 Nassau street,
corner Of Liberty street, and getting . neat shave and q
glorious shampoo,
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The BarbeIs all s0y (and they knOVv) that
LAFONT'S Soluble Jet Is the best hair dye made. 1t
dyes brown or black; and does not fade; wear, or wash OF.
purifier Lafonts Teeth Root is beautiful. 1t is a West In
da root; fathers like soap. Depot 81, mind the number, 81
Walker street.
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Zephyr Under Garments for Ladies', Gem

tlemen and obildren.-Thcse goods, so desirable at this sea
con, will be found in every viriety at ADAMS Hosiery ant
Dnder Garment Mandatory, No. 59l Broadway, opposite
! Metropolitan Hotel.
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C0l0Ted Dagusrre0types-The Public are
invited to GURNEY'S Daguerrean Gallery, 349 Broadway,
70 examine his new style Of colored Dayuerreotypes. Also,
his matchless crystalotypes, with and without color.
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Fulton street, Brooklyn. inventor and originator of the
above style Of hats, has . few more left of the finest, MS also
= large lot Of the ordinary grades. A full assortment of
straw goods, hats, caps, &c.
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"eaHo Ds51e"
The principal topic Of conversation in fashionable circles.
The ladies admire them, the gentlemen applaud them, aud
every body is in love with them. There's no place like
home-no hats like Mealio's. His salesrooms are ut No. 46
Rxnadmau
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Bummer Hats,-Thc most ApprOVed Styles
Of drab beavers and felt hats are those Of w. P. DAVID.
sol Broadway, including straws, Panamas, and Leghorns, OF
every variety. An inspection is requested at his salesroom,
Sol Broadway, second door from Duane street.
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these two bottles cham pagne ? Oh, Henry, the refrigerator
is so cold ! put them in your hat: II is just as cold there,
and 1t won't hurt it, because williams hats are strong,
though so light and cool. Call and get opc. WILLIAMS,
l6 Fulton street, second door from Broadway
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A largo and elegant assor tment always on hand, of the best
and most fashionable quality. Ladies and gentlemen who
y n 10 have their boots made to order, can rely upon supe.
Nor workmanship and the best materials.
JOHN BURRELL, ll9 Hudson street.
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"HU WUEIOU~ OTCCPbO N III w ENCC, y
day to day.n-1he immoi tai poet could not have more for
chilly expressed the tediousness Of delay Those who have
been annoyed by disa ppointment should sive their orders for
shirts to GREEN, No. Aston House, whose celebrity for
punctaality and perfect fit 10 MS wide as the Union.
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ture Of clsthing for the fall and winter trade is about t.
pare. Good hands TO do fine work, cannot be obtained =
this great public want is to buy Singers patent sewing ma
chimes. No machine, working with two needles, leaving
tbi,k braided cord on one side OF the seam, will answer Az
good purpose. The only machines which do perfect work
broadway, by i. N. SINGER 4 co
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The United Testimony OF the Best Glasses OF
society, givon in behalf of the elegant fabrics of KNOX &
JAMES the unapproachable Rocky Mountain beavers, has
spread the reputation of these young, Intelligent, and ener-
getic hatters throughout the entire Union. resulting in Q
patronage that must be alike gratifying to their professional
pride and their ambition. Encourage them by purchasing
your hats at their establishment, the Prescott Hat Store,0
ON the corner Of Broadway and Spring streets.