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MARRIED.
On Wednss lay evening, the 23d instant. by the
Nevery Rev. Father Matthew g. JAMES ENGLISH
to Miss MARY ISABELLA ELLSWORTH. nil of
this CITY. aF.
On "Wednesday, the 23d insiau', BY the Rev. Mfr.
Hodges, Lieut.. EDWARD JONES to Miss ELIZA
L., daughter OF Gen. Archibald Henderson, all Of
this city.
On the 2s'h instant, by the Rev j. Il. Donelsu, ].
G.. CAMPBELL. of Northumberland county, Va
to Miss CATHERINE A. COFAR, OF this civ
Hodges. JAMES r. SMITH TO Miss MARGARET
NOkES, all Of this city. 1851
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TAYLOR & co, PORTABLE FORCES

TUSr received from the manufacturers, Tsyls
y Co.'s Portable Forge 1t Is unsurpas, ed 10y al
ihiog of the kind ever introduced in this city,
20 reuience, comPactness, and economy, il 7
'arried about easily and does not occupy fOuIS
of the space If ordinary FORCES.
RALPH HASKINs,
Pa avenue, 5. side. between 9;h and 10th -.
nov 25-es st
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Benefit and last appearance Of the cha rm;pe ,,-,.
and astrese, Mr.. CHAR rs HOWARD on mn
ess.sion she vii appear I'm three pieces
ding tx sougs kc
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i OST-0n SATURDAY. morning, in Centre Market
IL MtmorandEm Book. containing papers of no
use to any one but the subscriber liberal rewa d
will be paid for the return of the same to
b. GER.
nov n Navy Yard,
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I OST-At or near the National Theatre last
IL night, Gold BRACELET. with the owners IN
LADY, name engraved On il. suitable reward will
DC paid by leaving 1t at the Bank OF the Metropolis
nov 26-2t*
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Penmanship Photography & Book
keSnfnR

THE subscriber will commences the formation of
i evening clssses, on MONDAY, the 2sih Inst
Gentlemen DESTROYS Il taking lrssoDs in either Of the
above, will find il TO their advantage TO call hnm-ai
.tely.
Copying executed in the best manner, and al rea-
Sonable pr;ces. Visiting aud Wedding Cards witt 4
ten usual No. 5. Washington Place, 9Th street,
near Odd Fellows Hall. W. A. RICHARDe0N. |
nov 1s-ff
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3D. CAMH To the premises Of the SUI
WIN scriber on the I'D inst. q sorre HORST
B with saddle AID hri3le. The owner If
Il II quested 10 come forward, prove propert
pay charges, and take him swav. 4,
JN0 FREECE,
Corner Of North Capitol and II street,
nov 25-3tt
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~ PERNAT0RRHEi RINGS. just received SUP
~ lily Of the above namsd instruments ph,si
clans are respectfully invited to call and examine
them. WM. b. BUTT.
Druggist, Corner Pa a<sIue aud l2;h So.
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They have ample means and great experience
as publishing printers and olectrO-typers.
Ihey desire US to give this notice in advance
to Congress, and to assure them that they pro-
pose to ask in return not half as much as the
publication of the official reports have cost of
late years. Nor will they ask this until after
having demonstrated that their enterprise has
been kept free from everything but its legiti
mate purpose. and has been conducted to the
entire satisfaction of those members of Con.
gress, without distinction Of party, who de-
sire to pay out Of the public Treasury onl y for
series of Congressional reports, so far as
supporting Congressional journal may be
concerned out Of the National Treasury.
SENATOR'S HUNTER AND MAsoN.-The sto-
ries crediting these gentlemen with disposi-
ton to 90 into opposition, arc absurdities.
We apprehend, that the whole policy of the
President was adopted ut Concord only after
ull and free consultation with Mr.. Hunter.
who is we'll known here to be one of the most
enthusiastic supporters of his Administration
His colleague, Mr.. Mason, too though great
admirer of the Hon Daniel S. Dickinson.
Will be found prepared to treat him I'd J a.
the boy did bis favorite sheep, Billy, when his
artfuio brother, in dividing out the fock to
give him choice of half, stuck Billy among
the no account ones. As hard as it NAV
be to part with his old fayorite, Mr.. Mason
will let him slide when he finds, as he will as
soon as the session opens, that along with
him, he must take into his keeping Mr. George
Law, Mr. Edward crosswell, the Hons Mr..
levin Mr. Bennett, of the Herald, and Mr..
anybody and Mr. Everybody who deserted
the Wing party when they thought that play.
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n, FOR SALE-At Kimmels livery
IN Stable, on c street. until the 23th, bfeul
Ah tiful riding MARI, thoroughbred. Of an
.uin, size, and color She was raistd In Virginia.
rrom the lest breed. nov 25-2ts
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tunsts Individual .gpasscsy intoxicated At he time
TAs driver Of the Henry Hsle residing ct % Shsrd
street. taken into custody, but charge osng
him. he did not appear ~ have been In fault
he wns dismissed.
THROWN FROM WAGOs.-On Sunday evening, about
o'clocs. two men, ssmed AbrSm ALIEN and hobart
Gears. we're thrown from wagon Third avesne
Tsenty Dnth street They Nere coEve,ed to the drug
store cf George Bus'esd, 33i Third avsnus by officer
Cegsn where their wounds dressed BY DR. Bboins
and they sent 70 their residence No. l2s vasick
street.
LEO BROKEN -Ysstsrday Cline Higgins q bosnian.
who was employed on board barge g at IN, yard Of
Van Pelt, at the foot Of Eighteenth street, East
river, bad his ley broken by plank falling upoo it,
when he vas helping 70 hoist of the no Of the
barge, when 1t slipped of the hooks by which 1t was
held
AN IMPosrR Some person has been imposing on store
Keepers N various Of the CITY, goods
ON orders puypeItiDg 10 ba drasp b. ar Etmonds,
den Of the city prison. We authorized to that
Mr. EdmoDd draws orders for gods of any kind, aod
the public uoned not TO deliver goods 70 any such
I'M posters.
INFANT FOUND DEAD Yesterday morning dead iufAnt
wss found at o'clock buried among the ashes in the
rear 81 arlington Market taken to the station
house BY policeman, and the Coroner Was notified.
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C2fy Intelligence.

Sickness AND FAIL lEhMlaAuos On Susdry night
ehce 'ice utis Of me seyen'h sasa brought 70 tue
urI moan ~honl he hsd found in Monc,e srest app4.
rrn,'y afflicted with choers The mao
inal seDs 20 he Cay Hospital where ha ist este cay
tI-yDre at 40 "a ly hour AlthuuFD Drought 20 The
,o.p"a A. Gaze # cholera mccncs Dr Ssiit. tbs at
spsrg thysci,n. considers it 10 bsve been e.se,
hun .truss. coroper's irqusfs hslf ss4ts.day
sb@n the suoiect vas more tul'y rxsnltned ,ato as
there appears mcn difference ~ op,inn tbs
W RE mao's fesrb Hts rsns a. maot,on-d sbpvs has
net Deeo 8Saarfaneo II he ight the
Seventh serd ats'ion bou~e about O'Clock Ia The
evening vh'D the ply ciaa immediately cent FOR
who after okDg a. the uoor uoaie mac ad nitted
ths he could define tie nature the ease uder
which be appesIPd IA ~ suffering and sfer giving his
op,pop thar he would proba1E eff ythsuC ore
schieg thing for os relief Tho man. svdeo y suffer
irs frolo en- st'acs of caoiera or son stroke Law upon
the aoor OF Gfation house for vsrds OF hour
and half sben the doctor again sent for 10 make
ont certificate for bis admison into the City Hos ptal
where he hpsy conveyed tbs Assistant C4ptsts Of
police hutaauely turoisbiny a conveyance by ~hcn he
We, carried comfortable the crcumstanoes would
admit.
TR WEATHER Thermometer Yesterday, at o A NJ,
30; p NJ, 81; sP NJ, 70. Wind, at the above men,
tend hnuis. N f., W.. sod $. The morning was
rtche very vet towards night.
I4RofT EXCURSION The Independent Hays Guards
VEN IN tbe course Of the past wesk their second
Iase'cn, 'on !" Ycnksrs nader IT, cooand OF Capt.
Tho ~ htrhsdy ~hen several yauev srizes shot
for " ~ r'e'f Der a tn. company
AMoT F'E --Un sunday ght, abont hale past eight
O'Clock ,he yoof IT bouss No 400 rsd Ay occu pied by
Mrs Pe,eSo ss boarding house wa dscovered to be
fie b, police officer S1mers of the pourte.pth card
~hl oStfoing ha beat the origin Of vhch vas not as
certrrn. be officer, assieted by oee on sco czsns
exngnished II Without giving any ALARM
ACCIDENT FROM A LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE -Yes;e rtav John
IAKon, fireman in TIE employ Of the HUDSON River
Railroad Company. met with serious acsldent A. the
Depot in Thirty third srest The o'clock train Ia
khe Afternoon about TO start when the above in a.
tempting to get to the locomotive engine missed his
footing, asd slipped Down, by which accident both his
1est were very much crnfhed.
Pun 0vER-Ia Sunday night, abcut half past IL
o't'cct man. rave Vuk4 swn wa accidentally rua
OFT ~ Of the Frst rsrOad cars 1t the o,r
psr Vt Twelfth stsst and the ebVye avenue, The unfor
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COrOners, L. Qaesrs.

THE SUSPICION MURDER RESULTED IN CASE OF Sun.
Coroner Hilton yesterday morning helo the inves-
tigst,en in The Of yourg Germsn found ia
the water foot ct Houston street Sunday r0iog
The tody idsDr ted 10 bs Frtdericsa Roser aged
nineteen Years. . Dstve Of Germany. Stephen ROser
swsp ssysI the hro her of deceased sue has beec
in this country nearly three months; since she has
in this country seemed djec'sd a4d when asked
what the the would say nothing; she was
single woman; sure she has lot been disappointed
" love- thought she home sick, out she denied it;
III the house informed that she heard to get up
very early on Sunday morning. and heard OF
after until her dead at Belvue Hospital Isaac
Robbins sworn says-I assisted by two others, and
grapped the deceased from the river We understood
that man had been drowned, aud that tbere $l6
reward offered fm his body in gra pplug for what
We supposed to be man caught the deceased DR..
FDDel ssorD says--I made post norton examination
Of To body of deceased and found its exhibiting
sound state Of bealth there marks Of violencs
either inside outside Of the deceased and 10 my opin-
Ion she 60 her Death by dro~ning. Tho jury req
dered Q veydct-rbat deceased came to her death by
suicide by drowning while in temporary ut OF insanity
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Married.

On Monday morning, August I, At the Church OF st
John the Baptist by the Rev. Cornelius r Duhie
CHARLES EDWARD PREIAr of Versailles Department of
Seine and Ose kraDce, and MATILDA FREDgzucA GRESniE
daughter Of Thomas Grsbelle, L<q., OF this city.
On Sunday evening, July 81, at ST. Mary's Church.
by the Rev Mr.. STAIRS, Mr.. p RAMSEY. eldest OF
James Ramsey Esq to Mrs NJ. O'Connor nfth daugh
ter of Mathew Fl. OConnor, Esq, all If this city.
Les cieux cisenA cue jones ct devaite
enerets. Scion give vos jours regr sndit.
On Monday, August at the Church Of the Holy Com
munon, by the Rev DR.. Muhleoberg, JAMES JnNKIN
SON 10 isabella, daughter OF Barrow H. Burro US, ali Of
this city.
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IRISH DEPARTMENT.
an. $50. ,r,

Our notice heretofore of this source Of Irish
wealth short, ewing to the want of time to col
net detailed information upon this subject The
great beauty OF this fabric and the amount Of ca
pital invested in it, is, we think, sufficient qua
rabtee for our aluGing again TO this valuable and
important manufacture. In connection with the
hnen trade it is of the greatest of Irish
wealth. We have already spoken of the particular
beauty of this article, and referred to that exhi
biton. We will now only :lude to its origin and
progress i'll ireland.
The manufacture Of silk, with its branches, ia one
Of tie Oldest possessed by Ireland. Its introduction
dates from 1885, when the revocation of the edct of
Nantes drove over to England and Ireland upwards
Of $4,000 skilled artizans from Paris and Lyons.
number Of these refugees settled in Dublin, where
they introduced the manufacture of silk and wool,
mixed, and effected many improvements 10 the weav-
ing OF silk, and this city was long of the princi-
pal seats OF the silk trade. The mixture in poplins
OF two materials apparently SO different gives great
opportunity for novelties both in style aud texture
and for new combinations Of colors. In the Irish
popns, or tabets not only have the brightest colors
been employed but gold and silver tissues, and with
tie happest effect From q combination of circum-
stances the silk business of Dublin greatly declined;
but long after the withdra val OF any support from
protective duties the manufacture Of Irish poplins
still maintained its superiority, and has now expert
enced very great revival. In this fabric the warp
rs composed Of silk and the welt filing, of wool.
AS the manufacture is entirely carried on by hand,
aud as the cost of labor is large proportion of the
value of the whole production, it seems probable
that it will continue to be staple trade in Ireland.
larger capital than heretofore has been latterly
embarked in it, encouraging greater taste and skill
WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT.
CONTRIBUTIONS.
Sash on hand. Observation-Disclosures. 1886 so
Contributions yesterday ................ A S3
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $73l 63
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Hobensacl,s Worm syrup ana Lsver PM.

acknowledged to be the greatest dovey of the
The syrup for and the pills
liver compl anti and the In front his Office
be daily the evidence oft Why vii then sgf
nose eyes, offensive breath sick headache pain
SIDE siok stomach OF something the throat spit
ting of frotby phegm in the morniugfor Hobensaeks
Worm syrupssna Liver Pills viii cure yog Of them Then
street. J. N. UOBENSACK, proprietor Philadelphia; C.
" Clskener Co., No. 81 Barclay street. Wholesale
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GOuSaua's Ls4usa Bsar Dye is, wrsAsue an
seption reservation Best Beware
ayss.d dyes Esu.Dy sslss,sssdi 0sursuds AsAsse.d
49, As Poudrs Susie sPrcots hair frsu any part The
3Sfy. Liquid Rouge Lily White, and Hair Gloss at No. n
W&ksR street, Broadway.
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ANTI-SLAvERY CELEBRArIoN.-The anniversary
of the emancipation OF the slaves in the West Indies
will be celebrated to-day in birmingham, Mass.
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Super Int ndenu's Office Crystal Palace, Au-
gust exhibitors Except those In tho De-
PaItmsnt Of M,chnery and Pan'ns are hereby notified
to dispose OF space granted to them IL is
previous to the ten IN day Of August.
j. NJ. 6ACbELDER Sec'y Of Superintendent
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How does CIistxdoro's Excelsior Hair Dye
bring the instant it's splendid blacks browns2
answer by assimilation Common dyos the hair
this merely ubricates it, It per than any
other Call at ChISTAD0kO'S- No @ Aston House,
where II is manufactured, sold, AID applied.
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Truss ans Ra.daue Insritute. : Iny,sis,le Sum

ITusF UNI hH"uaBc Hhsu1tute'- HhV1HtuI0 sup
port for lateral ncpen curvature Of the spne psu
nents for the cure Of club feet aud all otaer ply
steal DEF rmities ss and elastic stccknis for enlarged
veina elastic shoulder braces suspes bsndages &C.
Open until 9P NJ. MARSH CO., No. 2lS Maiden lane.
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Rich's Salsmanti-r saIcs.--Long Known
severely restedalways faith full to their the on
safes made combisipg Rieh's aad Wilders patents :
SRI ARMS Il MARVIN tsuccessors to Rich Coz IA
WSter street.
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The Best Views Of the Cry stal Palace.-A
sper did assert of French and English engavngs and
pertr lists materials imported best man
tures in Europe will be found at w. SCHAUS 1903 Broad
way, up stairs
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Trusses,-Marsh's Radical Cure Truss for
Hernia rupture References given to those who have
been sfsstuay cured and their trusses thrown aide Gal
and variety OF elastic bandages female
to attend upon ladies. Open until o'clock p. n.
MARSH CO., No 21a Maiden lane.
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Great Bargains In Secondhand Pianos -
HORACE WATf RS 1888 Broadway publisher Of ard
dealer In musical instruments all kinds Just
Ten secondhand pianos. PrcesS40 $780, and 500 $40,
$40 81 &c. $40 $50 $780, and S75 oil Of which
RATED.
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Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stockings,
for enlarged vein, Of tho legs elastic knee spinal
lads belts and supporters stub foot knock
and bow leg usrup snts with Of chidrens
srusses, st II Ann street. near Broadway.
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Have you me- Whiskeas or Mus.aehe :-L
beard TO grow strorg thick and witho ut
injury the skin That's fact 81 per bottles seq
any part Of the country. X GRAHAM AZ Ann street.
and Of all druggists.
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1t will be perpctNater around II resde to the latest
GRAFTON. His maknfoeut .mporum s5 Broadway is the
Of all who wish add curious to the
repertoire Of dolls toys baby jumpers rcticules and
everything that fancy can inven. Pcrons about ira
yelling will DO we cal, Mr. T. show them
of The most convenient things for their extant.
Hotel at R0ckswny for .ale.-We would
call TIE after top of the public ia the sale Of the Marine
Psvisn at Roekaway, by Mr SIMEON DRAPER at
auction, Auaust3 For particulars advertisement in
another column.
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DR.. Powell. Osuiist, Aarist, Sc, receives
ais patients from TO o'clock daily at bs once No 6O0
Broadway where can HE Treatise ON the syeo
and bis acting eye and fountains Artificial eyes
serted without slightest pain, which exactly ike
eye and resemble 10 IN color ard expression
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SyANyAssERs WANTED.-TWELvE TO FIFTEEN
u dollars per week will be GUARANTEED, or per eentage
allowed to book work that IL
to Of every business in New York
Address +. R. Woodburys Hotel.
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paaueryeotypes tor Twenty-Ave Ce,

DsgueryeotyPes for Twenty-ave Cents
has con PEELED tha Company Issue tickets bearing the
prices ard sizes Of the pictures wane time o.
which for sale dollar ~ tne once atssSheu
to the establishments, No. 289 Broadway.
COlossd Dag0esrsoty pes.-The Public ase
iSysa 70 GUkNkY's magniae-nt Dasuerrsoty pc Gallery,
pes-a feature in the art which he has
ytcptly produced; also fna Of Franklin
Pisrce with host of other curiosities.
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Barker's neutrality-suspicious. 10
Asly teaching many that this the for
hs hair ever ptrodced Uundreds Of heads bae
covered with magnificent its
bsAutt6es and pressrvss sold At BARKRRS 430 Broad.
way AID ~ respectable druggists AID fAScy stores,
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It Is now July known TINT Daviss RIM
vere price 60 cents per bottle Ia the hest
known fer ehsnsrg gray hair to its original color.
strength and beauty OF the hair Proo cents per bottle
For sale at the principal depot BOG Grand street. and By ali
druggists and perfumers. = -
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hnr restored 70 itH original color usrs Professor
LSvsTs .ahpsne ia Chsmberssrset has these
qpates to restore hai and change grey hair
ecsr and beauty removing danru other diseases
which are so destrustiye TO the hair.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
% SEE SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES. -ss

PERSONAL.
~ :, :, ~ :, Sn ~, =
as possible Your mother Is in o dying state,
You will be received favorably.
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DIV. or the ChoIcest 0,usli.

blackberry Brandy, or the Choicest ausli-
ties, made er presly for the and
&C. &C. Family branches wines, ales porter eoriials
grpps, &C., &c. at WIN ii. UNDERHIIIIS 430 nroome
quantities to tuit all.
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tory 'or the,e articles s removed to No
positc the Park where he has the
to world Tor the Application OF his hair dye and
the tale Of his newly invented wige and oupees Nine pri
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In proverh tits sais-"He who wears it best knows
where the shoe pinches y heel jnstep or toes;
Brooi SIS motto by far. the best one call,
Iii, never let iootE or shoes pinch at al
But let them In fssbion, ct le, fabric and make,
Re good that the hns' of all they take
r.. A. B. OOlss, Fashionable EOr0yyniDer, $50
Fulton STREET. and 5 Broadway tn. cheapest places in the
cry to get good boots shoes and CATERS every dep
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DRUG CLERK WANTED.-A YOUNG MAN WELL
~ acquainted with the retail business at 5 Greenwich st.
THUG CLERK WANTED sNE woo THOROUGHLY
~ stands the retail and prescription business In all
its produce good city reference his
last poyer to such liberal salary will DO allowed Ad
dress Drusgis Herald Office.
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CARPET SALESMAN WANTED, TO GO TO
y southern city. One fully mpetent and no else
vii be literally paid Address by letter, box 203 Post
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WANTEp-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN

astuation as nurse and Sc msress has objection
r. travel live In part OF tho .ry would do
chsnbsrwerk and fine casting perfectly Understands her
husines And en- be veil Ieoomm nd from hr Last place
PIeass call NJ Isl Fourth, oyyner Of Thirteenth street.
third aoH, fox two days.
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IL Is Indeed so 1T Is Absolute Folly, Ruin
Gus 20 health TO drink such combination of impurities
the Cotoy water ut this when II be rendered
So deshtu and healthy by u.ing the porous glass alter
Depot, III broadway. Call and examine II.
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c1O POyus Will PE GIVEN TO ANY PERSON.
@lU procuring FOR the advertiser situation sonduss~
drced as TO cfsraeter and carAblity address Glars
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pOTTLERS AND PORTERS.-WANTED, TWO MEN
ID WHO thoroughly understand their business alo and
vine bosters also two portsrs, work in liquor store
Must give satisfactory asto
bility Apply to N. PIERSOk, at W. ii. UNDERalLLiS,
l0 Broome street. of Crosby before 10 o'clock this
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A FEW WALTERS WANTED.-APPLY, BETWEEN 0
"A and A. NJ at the Trinity Hotel Of Cedar and
l.pp 10 sfpa
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lis Green's Maxim never to put Oft what
ar ether wants to put In other words when he
promises et of shirts at given hour there aey
prttingof They ready the time before Vt The
public appreciate his puncnaliy well his fits and
hence the rush to No. l Aston House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-02

sfrAaSce saJamssoes Saress--Ssayier's Pa
esD.kobeyt N. Patrick che sole in Oh
United States Of she above celebrated safes and Go
los Impepssfsoe Defiance Locks che best safes
combined In the world Depot No. 1872 Pear street OF
door below Maiden lane formerly NO. 90 JOHN erest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-02

pUTCHER-WANTED MAN WHO HAS HAD SOME
- experience in the business and is willing to make hin.
self generally useful Reference required honesty
sobrety Such can have good permanent situation in
tire village OF Astoria, Long Island. Apply to +. A. Ian