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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-15
Protestant Episcopal Convention.

A-S'AbA-fa = A1rscAy I'm III.
The Annual Convention Of the Protestant EPISCOPAL
Church this city this morning. After the transac
ton Of preliminary business the Convention adjourned I'll
to morrow, when ~ Election Ct Bishop viii probably be
made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-15

The Aldermen last night voted S23OOO to pay for the
old Catherine Ferry boats. They also adopted re-
port authorizing application to the Legislature for
Sl535OO to pay bills during the year the whole sum to
be added 10 the tax of 1883.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-15

Our outside pages present this morning number Of
very interesting letters from our correspondents in va
rous parts of this contnent-in the West, in Ohio,
Florida Havana California Canada, sc.
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u SEE THIRD PAGE. al
THE MAINE LAW mas PASSED TUB SENATE.

The Senate yesterday evening PASSED THE MAIZE
LAW, with the clause submitting it to the people, by
vote Of sEvENTEES to THIRTEEN. Only two OF our City
Senators we're present. Beekman aud NeVconb, and
both voted against The bill All friends Of Temperance
will oyiuy remember the Immortal Seventeen who
stood firm and true to the cause The most strenuous
efforts we're Isade to prevent the bill from reaching the
people but only nine could be got for striking out
the clause
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-15

The Broadway Railroad Injunction case is in course
of examination before Judge Duer Of the Superior
Court. We give the testimony in another column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-15

Gov Seymour has granted a respite for one week to
Thomas Ncary, who wss TO have been executed on
Friday next The question of his sanity is under III
vasfioafiop
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-15
steam Boiler Explosion and Destructive Fire n,


BOSTON, Wednesdsy Jane Il 1852
AZ O'Clock this morning the steam boiler exoIoed IN
simmons coffee mil IN Chsresst. near TIE bridge The
building burnt down together with the adjoining ones
occupied by ( G. Allen planning mill md J. Hum
phrie. maTble-woT Tie loss is about sl2OO0
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A1em'llork Qailp 0ribnare.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Is, 1853

r. Persons wanting The Tn ef At thel residences OF places
ess viii rease leave their sddfess - the Publication once
pd 70 o. rsugh PosOee. Pnee ~ cents sweek-PJs0S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-15

We learn from Galveston, that Gen. Clarke, Ex-
Gov Paine and others Of the Pacific Railroad EXplO
ring Expedition, had reached Austin and we're going
on 70 Fort Graham to meet Gen. Rusk, with whom
they viii explore the country beyond FL Paso.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-15

Rev Henry Ward Beeeher states in The Ner York
Isdepsn6en that il is not true that any part of the
syas received by Mrs Stowe from the sales of Uncle
Toms Cabin or the Key" are to be used for build
ing house for Prof Stowe and family at Andover The
dwellings for the Professors are furnished By the Cor
pOration The Gvsils are to be appropriated for the
establishment of institution for the education of the
colOred race in this country also viii 5e the con.
trbgli0a Ars, Stowe Teeeiyss ia Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-15

We have by telegraph, some details of the news from
Mexico heretofore mentioned. Conflicts between the
soldiers and the citizens frequent. Official inorma
ton is given that Count RaOusset Boubons force had
dispersed before leaving California, and the papers say
that be is to enter the service of the Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-15

In Senate yesterday, beside the great feature-the
passage of the Maine Law-bis we're passed to allow
the Pennsylyan Railroad Co to construct road in
this State to incorporate the Pacific Railroad Co" TO
continue the Staten Island Co. Favorable reports we're
made upon severslles important bills. large batch
of nominations were received and referredi that OF j.
j. Briggs for Salt Springs superintendent was rejected
An effort was made to rush through the Canal ComProm
se but Nj Cooley objected, and the bill is the special
order for this morning
In Assembly the Canal Compromise was adopted
without opposition The vetoed Banking Basis bill
tried again and lost-Ayes, 81; Nays, s. The Senate
bill to extend Banking Basis taken up but not voted
upon The Niagara Ship Canal bill Passed-65 to .,
but the vote was reconsidered and the bill is yet open
The bill concerning the Grand Jury roll in tn City wass
reI orted complete
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-15

Two weeks later news from BuenOs Ayres came to us
last night, by way of Boston. All attempts 60 arrange
matters have failed Urquiza has recommended his
siege of the city, aud threatens to blockade the port
Provisions we're getting scarce. The Baenos Ayreans
have issued Twelve Millions additional money, declared
martial law closed the Custom House and other Offices
and required al ableboded men TO bear arms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-15
tFTERSOOS SESSION.


Aier long debate the Niagara Ship Canal bill was pass
ec-ayes -, lays -.
The bin 20 incorporate the Mechanics and Mariners
Saving. Bank Of New York City passed
Mr. GALE obtained consent 70 order 70 third rsadin
The bin TO amend the charter Of the Missionary Society Of
the VI + Church
NJ Hastings reported complete the bill to limit the
liability Il hoiel keepers
Also the b 70 provide for the selection Of grand Jurors
in New York.
Mr OBRIEN presented petition for consolidating
Brooklyp Wiliamsburgh and Bushsick. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-15

RI New York Business Directory for l-53 and loo 7,
for se Al oce Of the Newton City Directory No e brosc
Wsy and at the TOOK stores Price y cents
CHAELEs r RODE, he DoEFstt Rode
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Marine and Inland Insurance.


.. q. MoRAis Secretary dEsey boiDtkst Nleerresasn'
20 nY3--BATcHEIoE's celebrated Hair Dye and Wig
e.,, 10 No zJ Broad ay opposite
p.rcts, os esrned guarantee all who
that be better eupped D nm heu ~ any
Ief esf4i lishmeut IN the world.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-24
rENMANNNTLY CILE


. Reoa lT1tt tacg Sag DIR. J. f pad West
field, loi1ln1, be .aurrto ~. B. Farrell, dated
January 49, 1851 says
lhaveu-ed your linrrnt and other medicines,
and finding ihcm rsccl,rur articles and OF ready
sale, md medicines which should be- IN every
house a93-tlhc ! wish to know On what terms
you viii .a;iish ave with n sufficient quantity tot
supply The Whole Srarrof Indiana. south and cas-
ct tie Wabash. Respectfully yours,
j. l. PLAFF.
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CElURrlS, CHuRNS.
IR. VI, h. TARRELL'S

Celebrated Original Arabian l.nment
THIS medicine having been extensively used
! throughout the United States ltfmany ycurs,
has required high REPUTATION, More fhnn Eopr
Hrph,'d id0uSaHd FOHicS have been sold Within
,h"Iast yenr, and the demand Is sill increasing.
Nomed.cuc oioWuayy qualities could cornuu,sn
use solong, and yet maintain the high character
Obi, art cc possesses.
The Eenefiailiriedtorhc Suffering Thousands
wi.iucyer he forgotten, and its Increasing usc will
daily produce -Hore Eridsgcs IN us Faror 90. No.
medicine wiIlcurca ii diseases, bul IEccnfcStibie
fooj i- given that ;h.s I.iuimrnr will
PERMANENTLY CURE
nearly every complaint for whichi' Is recommtn-
dcd, ANA in all cases prove beneficial as to be
satisfactory 10 the afflicted.
It's manufactured with great care of highly me-.
d0cnni Ingredients. every article comro-irgit IS
,Aorong'y tested audlbe Mast Desi Hrtrc DiSi3-
htinh used to obtain the active principle ~ tie
most concentrated degree, thus avoiding all posi-.
bl.Ity OF au inferior mixture.
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u VI u IN
fort Wayne, Proprietor
unn.r rn,l l.n1inr Nllr !!


R---A b"h>t t"H i'''"' Ni'c ,t.....
f.A ! u NW'i''N - STATE 'l"'.y"
ssss In = :" 'h' town ct 'NA"'' WIN ,I'
EyIg4e. dW''u'R thereon WEI '''''", H'".
S>''a- - me- &c. ne premise. N.i. 't',
occupied by I'Ir -u'''r'rf ana ore I'h.. " I', one
,tat' t'' INi lH"n'l'H Apply Q" H' -. I''''.''
OUa"-. o''L 'NsI'' liz stHsyf,4,,I ut lineage.
0'Fi'"'''f ~. w H' -
STATE OFILL'NJiS, Lr Sale CuatR 49,:
IN Saiia rirsutt rqu-t n Nlrcmi sftrn, 4 n.
1852 Justin n. N.Num 49, Henry W WN-
om--alf1rhweU'
&DTlCGi-h' hereby given, - ihc yaii Henry ".
y WN0m, chat wrto, attainment issued out
ot,hrc'rrk a0l.~,t the circni, crn-, o'siji coua-
~, az rln suite, Justin ID, W.yom, dated the 3l-t
day %. AuErst, a u. l-f3, llr jn, snm OF one
.hua l-eI and ninety dollars. ogpius, the estate of
said iI"urv " Nixom, which wrl,has been re-.
turned executed
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e.. & IL. Il. IL. u.

I'iiS road is now completed aud open 10 Fish
ilNa. 'ludunlowu) i22 miles west OF thca-
60 nnI - miles wc-toiPrtu Apasscnsrr tran
""l lun daily, (Suu iavs cScrpicd between Peru
and FlshllWn, III com cctluu with The mail lrlln 10
antiIom Chicagound Peru aud stages 20 nndiron
lishllwa and Rock Island. Passengers for
Princeton, Sheffield, Rock leland, Davenport,
burlington, Iowa Ciiy, and most parts IT central
Iowa, W tind this the cheapest, most pleasant,
aud cSpedltOusroute.
sl7 4 T.. Gulyrrr. Sup't
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MANN & PIERCE


WANTED tocon'rnc' for ) OJ0to lOC0obuzh-
~ els a liberal price wi, be- ra.itorit. Az
p'yto Niarah co. J. G. NArTiysLE.
Plowa oi al Kinds.
I G.. NATTIEGER still agent tor the
= Ggaadstogr Flows and is nov ready to Cd
aU orders ir that line igmr
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HEyyAisE oE COVyTrnVEIVs:

AR Tor Ur. II. 3. F0rrrIFS Arabian hni-
wcUt as counterfeit called IT, G.. FnrrrI's is in
the market. Be careful yon are not imposed
upon.
The the and only grnuincsold in Ottawa, by
" VI Cavalry, g. l.. Thompson, Fellows,
Walker & Co., and 10y merchants ard druggists
generally August ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-24

Z S ratyj0b0g WOOL al II" Ilhcst mqghet
1 w.ce. .Nay a. J, @. NAruNolR.
- LGrEAV|IIgN fellows. very srperoraf-
b.uca, for safe 10 ths manufacturers prices. 5y
nov. -. j. NAvLIYu Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-24

Iss Ian, eal S,.B.J,inic& a;c ic.l,G-Trom
Villain Nrr,h1ot, Minister O the Gospel, New
Canana.gnn, Mich. June 2ls' 1853.
bEaR SIR:-!iavIug heard of your cclrbrn,ed
irlhIan Imminent was induced 10 ny It's virtues
ON my wife, who from extreme swtl,cd limbs,
hasnoi bccnab To walk, or do any business Tor
about iour yoar' md having tried Nil the most
IS lul phyEc.nrs n uul paris, and applied aii the
comedies lcoNld hcAroi tOuo eject, at last with
much difficulty procured one bottle OF your Lint
mcnt ol !. owen 4 Co., olbcrcr. NY wife used
his aHd received 20 much benefit that she now be-
gins to walk and viii soon be aswrll as ever she
was. fourwith respect, WV MERCHANT
/ / foRid mt b. uittoHt il far all possess.
:, Dane 3. Schclinger OF Weschcstcr town
ship, Porter co Indiana, have been bal ly afflicted
with hernia or rupture r 20 years, so badly TINT
could not work more than my time have
'n"d truss pads, and everything tia. | thought
woGid give me relief hut found nothing unul
trcd your Aralian Ointment and ior the first few
weeks could 90 70 work in ten minutes after
had unde lhr application, MS IL keutinr howell, ~
So good woudnul be without ii Tor all poss-
cSS rs the ar'fre Is healed, and nm perfectly
aryaicdf A% NJ Z. B. S.3 ScH Il Gafl ;i
ihl. Is 10 certify that We knew Daniel e.
. Nr'rinCer tor tour years, and believe the above
SialrWeliio he true. .loHy WILKINSON
Cample'. Porter Co, nd. Feb u. ISL. "
DC Tie Quincy Wing, oi 18Th N-rrh 81 ono
OF i"r largest and mosrp'po.arrnpcis in Illinois,
sgetar ai,cr,j.emcutofW W. b FanGrs Am
won 'dnmenl This Linimeatls the srianc cure
o'l, aud no mistake"
Fre,d aad Imposition TiHa,ncus Lie
IstWot FROM Col. \. o. Garrett. rroria,
| H., owner oithe Peoria House formcrl, Plan
trr's ilou-", and one y! the Oldest and most re-
spectacle citizens.
This j. 70 certify that | have known W. r.
llIrst. the II vp1T- lr,,y tI,at I.. -
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IT7W0, III, IIVT- -, TSII-
W. Il Farrelrs Arabian Tinirnnt.

ms valuable medicine combines the necessary
qualities 10 enutci TO pubicaycr. Posse, sing in
niGnj' gree the properties oi an AuodYrc aud
I1,,tiu gives II w0ndcriu, influence over MANY
paln'ul diseases It's grcalcFicacy to heal can only
urattuhut"d TO the bal-Oms and Oils which itcou-
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I EQn CORDS rood .rs Wood wanted at
l WV rua l.wher iasi. j. llossAcE.
Ottawa. n.,~ma,f27
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1000 Bushels
KIEBlS PETROLEUM,

I'LkN SEED wanted immediately By
sent nav EANE=.
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4 ..I. ..."t N. .'' -.rt It
\ acwru..,, = -. k.,a& c.,
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ASVRCJOGY,

MRS ALVIN, RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HER
M skill foreteng the future has arrived will fur.
nsh intelligence about all circumstances Of life those
who may address er She interpres dreams law matters
and love- by astroogy books and science aud tells visit
rs the pcron they viii myrry Mrs Alvin speaks the Eng
h Froueh nIi errran ar Snnres. Residence Bogery
mr. sars, soar Stanton est Office hours from 10 A. M u
sP ID. =
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REMOVALS,

DFMovAL--WM II, BLASHFIELD IMPORTER AND
III jotber Of silk goods, aces and embroderes has
moved Cedar street to the store No. SO Liberty
west from Broadway He invites the
attention purchasers 30 his stock Great inducements
will be offered TO cash buyers
DEMovAL-GREAT SAVING OF RENT-3lsT MARCH
III tothe second foor.-GEORCE Y. FOX, Tailor, selling
and changing locations with his tenant Horace
Waters Gilbert Co, to gallery entrance, first oor mp
stairs, No, S53 Broadway Selling on nc loss to make
entire stc OF cloths, cssuerea vestings
ready made clothW never IL .lie time for br--
rastho present viii he sold REGARDLESS Of coet in
eve or mere lots t. WAeicsa,y lpyegs End the public,
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.


EALIFORNIA EXPRESS, VIA NICARAGUA, AT Up.
messenger Freight cents per pound No extra charge
from three to five days ahead OF the Panama route.
CHASE n CO., 81 broadway.
L,REIGHT, &C., EXPRESS TO NEW ORLEANS
IL Adams Co. will despatch freight baggage specie,
jewclry and parcels destined for New Orleans Mobile,
named steamshpsPer United states TO New Orleans d.
rect Friday March 25 per Black Warrior TO Mobile,
srncted in writing to do will insure under open
policy at the ruling rates and collect premium delivery
take freight collect bills goods delivery DRAFTS
otes and bills collected and returns made In gold city
funds Take notceTo secure the spmsnt Of large cases.
board these steamers and obtain for them prompt
delivery, they should DO addressed 10 the care Of
ADAMS Co, New Orleans.
NEW YORK AND HAVANA ExPREss-rHE UN-
~ dcrgned have established ard commission
Gale de la lndgstria or TO LIVINGSTON, WELLS CO.,
n Broadway, New York.
OFFICE, NO 30 BRoADwAY.--ADAMs& CO.'S U. 9.
~ Mail Express for CALIFORNIA; Oregon and the Sand
wich Islands via the Ishmus of Panama, in charge Of
steamer Illinois on Monday, Mareh a. 1853 connecting at
Panama the Pacific mail Golden Gate, for San
California Oregon the Sandwich Islands, will leave
above per United states ma stesnsr Illinois for Aspin
Immediately upon arrival at San Franeco, all reis int and
packages Sacramento Downieve Marysvilie Nevada
City Shasta stockton, Moquelumnc H Sonora Mariposa
isehson Mormon Island Grass Valley and most of the
mining ia at forwarded by California
ton All freight for this express must delivered TO
with invoices before the day Of sailing to enable TO
a Y', narces % he received until occs on s e
departure No charge shippers by this
custom housc fees consular certificates No package
everything must he in waterproof or will
be at the owners risk. ADAMS CO., 80 Broadway 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-19
POLITICAL.


TAMMANY SOCIETY OR COLUMBIAN ORDER
BrothersA regular meeting of the Grand Council vii
be held in the Council Chamber Of the Great Wigwam on
Monday evening the 2lst instant at half hour
fettng of the General and punctual attendance
reguested by order GEO. s. hEssERvE, Father.
7. X. DOWNING Scribe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-19

of rheumatism scrofula kings evil neuralgia all di,
enses flowing from mpury of blood how
long standing, or from what source derived. M u Brown
Greenwich street was attatked with rheumatism year
since. He treated by aNfe sieiang
months his all the time growing worse till side
was nearly paraysed the and hand hanging
his eide lie then had recourse 20 tho Life BaIsam Two
bottles gave him the Of his limbs and two
him to excellent health. Mrs Burton Edrdge street
for terribly afflicted with scroula some oil
the ulcers had consumed the hssh to the
and other parts OF the system. After all other medical
treatment had failed she perfectly cured by Life
Balsam In about month Mr.. q. H. Davis corner Broad
way and Fortieh street. for severely afflicted
with rheumatism and neuralgia that he reduced
20 skeleton weighing little 100 pounds; he could
not sleep an hour without opates no treatment gave
any relief until he took the Life Balsam one bottle
removed every pain and restored him TO entire heath
ne now weighs 10 pounds One Thousand equal
70 uefo have been published IN the New York flor
no, frn ard oth'r certificates of wioh 10
acsp an ere rim, pal dclD ID, land .L.s. n. cents n
1tEs' .ottee for "a.
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pyYoN HAVING REMOVED rO

LNUKNITURE-J. DIXON, HAVING REMOVED TO
the spacious waEAhogse s0s broadway nett TO 0raee
customers and persons about furnishing to call and exsn-
his large Of rosewood and other furntnre before
Also hf' tho Ia rsae~tne,N
bedptsads and bedana ia tho city j. DIXON So. and
eos broadway, opposite E.eyentL str.st
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DORT WASHINGTON PAVILION nnTRI snRrws

BORT WASHINGTON PAVILION HOTEL, sHREws.
bury, New JerseyThe subscriber informs
h friends and the public that he will continue his
for the coming and be ready receive
the first day OF June Those who wish viii
please send their address post paid to JOSEPH A. SLAMM
Pavilion Hotel, New Jersey
TO FAMILIES AND GENTLEMEN VISITING ENG
iand-Ihe stork Hotel Liverpool will be found com
Portable and convenient being Situated In Queen Square
close to the Assize Courts ST. Georges Hall and within
short distance Of the London and North western railway
station. r.. G. THOMAS. Pro prctor
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RESTAURANTS.

II lNRf r. BIELLS FRIENDS ARE NOTIFIED TIL At
~ pv4Ito t.1 Is Al
70 harsau street and IA Pine and viii he happy To ce
them between and this day to partske Of collation.
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nEEIcE No 70 RRoAnwA An,Ms & co IS u A
FURNITURE.

FURNITURE FOR SALE.-THE ENTIRE FURNITURE
OF opr story house consisting OF elegant mirrors and
chandeliers velvet tapestry carpets aud sofas,
chairs tables washstands bedstends bureaus mahosa-
ny extension table &C. Sc &C. All the above furniture s
IN fine condition. having been less than and
will DO sold at bargain before May lat Call at lao Ninth
street.
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Mon Of the public to their spring styles of hats which 70
BY any 81 hat in New York Gentemen desiring dieron
styles leave their orders and be suited in every
Price only g. One quality price, and abatement
Nos LAG and la8 Nassau street
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Decidedly so.-The Spring Hat isssaed by

ths Peoples Hattrs most sSi W.
Arc saving their hats for beauty and du-
rnbity are equasd by any elsewhere sold In we city
Hat Pinisbers' ppsH NO. hfhk Asor housc
Prioes and 49,
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HOTELS.

CoRGoNA MARCH 4, lsJ3.--NoTICE.-THE UNDER
Unsigned would most respectfully inform his friends
travelling public generally that nc has pro-
prieorfhip of the hotel known the New York House
The best attention shall be paid 10 those may
with their patronage From residence years on
the thmus much useful information mey obtained gra
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II any OF our ven tIemen reads

~ any OF our gentlemen readers are In want
friendly advice to start Mt for WILLIAM BANTAS
Hat Establishment log Canal street At that place.
get suited with of his style moeskn silk hats
three dollars.
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J. STEINERT,
No. 56S Broadway, corner Of Prince strse..


Wigs and TouPees.-Batchelor's New Style
wigs the perfect imitation Of
s , IN very article
where found sho largest
tn the city. Copy the address,
Wigs, Toupees, and Hair Dying.-It Is WON
ar 'n9 ar OF VIZ ana
Also brads oflong hair front brads &C. Copy the address,
Trusses As Hood & sanderson's took the
the s e and the
award made BY Doctors Reese Gilman and Carnocsan
Barclay sale ~
Ihave been Afflicted fo,tabout Twelve Years
with complete exhaustion Of nervous system
headashs now after using bottles Of Watts Ner.
HENRY adsen Ssp s. Ann
81 per bottle.
Gouraud's Liquid Hair Dye is, without ox-
sptn Or reservations the very best ever Beware
PopSrs Subtitle apTSct. hair from part Of sSs
walker street. near Broadway. W.
vative they think has its equal the world and let the
reply determine whether shall buy not This test
Ha invited by the inventor cKisrADoHo No
CrlstndOrO hns Vanqulshed Incredulity.
He the effect Of his famous hair dye upon the
sandy or white to natural black or brown The color is
permanent than that parted dye
yate for applying the dye, at CRISTADOROS, No.
Astor House.
Hair Dye.-Baschelor's Celebrated Liquia
hair dye the best yet discovered colorng hair
whskers tho moment applied The wonderful and
certainty with which this ayorite old established hair
dye performs Is astonishing It is for SALE applied
aATCHELORS wig factory No. : Wall street.
PhnlOn's Magic Hair Dye, to color the
hair whiskcrs the IL is applied without injury
The hair skin II he washed Immediately without
disturbing the color and has bad odor II is applied pr
vately, sold at PHALON'S Wig Factory IN and d7
81. Nicholas Hotel, and by druggists generally.
Pha1on's Chemical Hair Invlgorator, to
prevent badness and to restore hair that fallen off
become thin and TO scurf dandrYF invest IL
with brilliant gloss and permanent curl 1877
and 6 broadway under tho ST. Nicholas Hotel the
drug stores in every city.
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hereby notified call Of twenty per cent on the oap
Iy the Directors and that they required pay
tie same this ohee before the t day Of Marcn,
Inst by order, WIN. WHETrES, ire~s"rer