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The Summer Shower.
By T. BUCHANAN READ.


Before the stout harvesters faHeth tHe grain.
AS when the strong storm wind is reaping
the plain -
And loiters the boy in the briery lane;
But yonder aslant comes the sivery rain.
Like long line of spears brightly FURNISHED
and tall
Adown the white highway like cavalry feet.
It dashes the dust with its numberless feet ::
Like a murmurless school, in their leafy re-
treat.
The wild birdssit listening the drops round
them besf; -. 81
And the boysseaches close to the blackberry
The swallows alone take the storm On their
wing. EL
And taunting the trce-sheltered laborers.
Like pebbles the rain breaks the face Of the
spring.
While bubble darts up from each widen
ing ring;
And the boy, in dismay, hears the loud show
er fall
But soon are the ha-vesters tossing the
sheaves;
The robin darts out from its bower of leaves;
The wren peereth forth from the moss cov-
cred caves;
And the ran-spattercd urchin now gladly
rerceives
That the beautiful how bendeth over them all
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To THE PUBLIC.

Garrnr's Vegetable Pain Extractor.
IIANING. For the last fifteen wears, been
I i engaged in examining the medical prom
critics Of the various plants Of the vegetable
kingdom. in order TO ascertain that if by a
proper and pronortionate combination and
blending of several kinds into one harmoni-
Gus whole, liquid medicine could not be OBJ
tained that could be used internally and ex-
ternally without injury to the human system
and thai would relieve poor. suffering human
ity of some Of he diseases that flesh is heir to-
| ha'ter myself that | have produced snch n
me1icine which [ call GARNER' s NEGETA-
BILE PAIN EXTRACTOR that. for its efica-
ev in removing nain and disease from the hui
man body, sands unrivalled in the history of
me lic'ne. This is no id'e hoas'. as I first
'riei its virtues in my own family and then
adm nistered it TO nv friends and acquain-
'ances until several hundreds have used it.
and who are as much astoaished md delighted
rs mvse'f at the almost miraculous cures it
has nerformed.
Sa'isfed of is wonderful powers and at the
earnest solicitation of nv friends [ have de-
.erminei 10 spread il broadcast throughout
the world and for this purnose I have ar
noin.ed Mr.. G. L. GILcHREsT of the city of
Washington, d. c.. nv General Agent who IA
nrenared TO SUI My Agents with any quantity
of this valuable medicine. To him all letters
and orders must be addressed. (nost- paid '
which will meet with prnmnt attention.
NAV 25-'f GEORGE W. GARNER.
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T.. EsUEsNEEF
CONFECTI0NARY AND FRUIT eT0RE

Corner Of Penn. arenue and l4th street.
nert KidweN i La'aenee's Drug Store.
CONSTANTLY for SALE at the lowest cash
y prices, CONFECTIONERY. of all kinds.
CAKES. Foreign FRUITS and NUTS. ICE
CREAM. 81 per gallon--families supplied at
the shortest notice. TOYS and FANCY AR
TICLES at reduced prices.
The public are respectfully informed that
all Cakes and Confectionery advertised as
above are made expressly for the establish
nent by the undersigned.
NAV 2--w !. G. WEAVER, Agent
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mcguire, Fashionable Halter,

L
North side Penn. "a. two doors Jciow 4! st.
a Would inform his customers and Thea
lApublic that he has just opened vcryE
large assortment of Spring and Summer HATS
and CAPS. of the latest styles, to which he
would call their attention among which are.
Superior Moleskin, Silk, Cashmere, and Slonch
HATS: Drab, Beaver. Brush. and Pearl HATS:
Panama. Leghorn. Canton. Braid. German.
Sonnet. Palm Leaf, and other STRAW HATS:
Chidren's Fancy do: Boys and Youths
HATS. of AL styles and qualities. Also Wool
and other Common HATS. All of which he
will sell at very low prices. Those wishing to
purchase anything in his line. will do we'll by
calling at NATURES,
m Is Pennsylvania avenue.
COLTs REVOLVING PISTOLS. &c
4 LARGE and comnle'c assortment Of Colts
n and Aliens REFOLVERS Of all sizes
and qualities just opened and for sale by
JNO W. BADEN.
South side Penn. avenue. near 9th st.
an 0-2aw6w
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COO PER a. Mes

PLUMBERS AND GAS-FIITERS,
Got-Air and HoS-Water Furnace Manufac.
turers,
HAVING removed to c street adjoining the
i Bank of Washington, would respectfully
invite all persons wanting work in their line
to give them call, as they intend to do work
in New York style and for New York prices
FL. D. COOPER is well known to the citizens
of this city as being general builder, and as
being connected with the Hot Water Furnaces
at the Observatory and Winders Building.
previous to August, 1851. and Mr.. MCGHAN is
practical Plumber from New York
Call and see us an
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G.. T.. GIBERsON,

Attorney and Eown-rIlcr-af-f.ny
DRACT1CES in all the Courts of the Dis
Il trict and attends to the prosecution of
Claims before Congress and the Executive De-
par mentS.
- Office on Louisiana avenue. near 7th
street ian q
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E. C. CARRINGToN.
ey and dCoHnselier-at-Law,

Attorney and dCoHnseller-af-Law,
DRACTTCES in all the Courts of the Dis
L tricts and attends to the prosecution of
Claims before Congress and the Executive De-
partments
y Office, east wing of the City Hall
feb II
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NEW GasnAss STORE.

"ILLIAM o. DREW has just opened hi=
w new Store. corner Of 9Th street and
louisiana avenue, and offers to the public a
good assortment of CIGARS, TOBACCO, and
SNUFF.
Gail and try for yourselves
ap 35-tf
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WILLIAM II. ksAE1N.
C'RPENTER AND BUILDFR.

On MarytQnd Arc7ase. near Serenth Street,
Is PREPARED to undertake any kind of
L BUILDING. REPAIRING attended to
WI n nrOmDtnesS. an 2l-fw
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r. H LASKEY,

Attorney AMI Counseiler.as.T.aw
DRACTICES in the Courts of the District.
L and prosecutes claims of every descrip-
tlon before the several Executive Departments
and before Congress-
~ Office On Louisiana avenue near Sixth
street. dec 80
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In girls we love what they are, in young
men what they promise to lie.
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HOW III & MoRSFLL,

HOW Ill & MoRSFLL,
Successors to Oliver Whitt!esey,)
DEALERS IN
OILS, LAMPS, GLASSES, d HICKS,
of every description,
PAINTS, EARNISH, BRUSHES. K GLASS.
Artists Materials Of euery description.
Todd's Buildings. c street.
mav 23-tf WASHINGTON
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Light Kid Gloves, Black Nett Mitts, &c.
+, N 20 doz. Bajou's light colored Kid Gloves
;IifVilf 10 do white do.
lYR1 Is doz. Black Nett Mitts
100 i" Silk and Lisle Thread Gloves,
every quality.
Call and see VIM. r. RILEY,
corner Sth street, opposite the Market.
may Elm
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L. +. BUTTS

L. +. BUTTS.
TIN. SHEET IRON. & COPPER SMITH.
Near the corner of 7th and streets, Island
tg' All orders punctually attended to.
NAV 2h-tf
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~ The York Adrocate states that the
Baltimore and Susquehanna Railroad Com
pany contemplate constructing a railroad
around the Borough of York, on the south.
ern and eastern side. When this is com.
pleted, the track through York will be
taken up, or at least great portion
Of it.
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= eth sapstisg Of Ne hat they could not b.
1svsd until man near me and had cut the carpet With
eur hnivss Before could s5txicste them they had
18th ceassd 70 speak One seemed alive we put him
the window 70 hoys Gut De soon died
dad continued TO strive tn relieve the wound 3D.
Ore man. 20 whom could get called on me by NAME
bsseeshirg timber that had crushed hi4 Leg
assisted In removing the bodies Of three Who were
6es and in recovering from beneath shattered door
Eve persons moro or less wounded left the car only
ttE every person was liberated and removed voadsr
maj AL Dehnd me In our not killed. Very
few sed without serious wounds or garments stained
with blood.
1bs COMMON impression bore is that tho acsdsnt
ewing 70 the desperate and fool reckssasss of the
onSoesor O our train, Frederick Putnam. who as well
n me engineer. were hands the road
Our cars hardly stopped at the depot passed above
tne seeid Dt aud o. We passed man apparently con
nscteo With the road Ut the depot with the
ercucfor against his proceeding aDd ~ te cars passed
% ~ rapid rate, remarked. There VIII De smash
Mp in two mnuteso That collision did take place In lass
than that time Grateful KIDD Pr0sdsuce for ore
servatnn in such terrible hour vet INDIGNANT at
re foolish eckessness OF an ncon'iderate conductoc
Ire around the cs-s. with the msDgaa dad and
The OF the dying win lot attemot to describe.
The lipdpess OF the pe0ple Of VALLEY Flls and Cen
trail TsIk and their efforts 10 the excessive heat is
verify OF al commentator. Yours truly.
WILLIAM B,rES.
The following touching letter. win be seen is from
gntlsmaA who lost his wife by the terrible accident:
CENTRAL FALLS, August IL 1853.
Ny wife was returning in the downward train from
Woopsocket where fhe had been visit and WAS so
drssdfuhy bruised and maDged that only about
tse hours after found her and brought he- home I
vas 10 epgrossed In searching for my wife amoug the
cad and dsDg, among the Of brokea cars and
eysshed and bleeding bodies that had orly glance Of
We whole kceAe-but God grant may never ses another
p awiuL SAMUEL s. MAI.LE3Y.
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Personal Infalll0ence

FoIBOBOI IntoIIHgenCe.
Rev f. L. Taylor pastor OF the Strong Place Baptis
Church Bscokyn expec ted to preach Yesterday in
the Fifth street Baptist Church, in Troy.
Stephen Pearl Andrews Esq, Of this city an eloquent
wss 10 DISCOURSE yesterday the Music Han
Boston, -
ARRIVALS.
From Rish%snd Norfolk ard Petersburg In steamship
1osD0ke-E waterbury, Samuel Hnnt, 8 4 Ar1stead, VI
sm.ad D Walter John Bose, A Cochran, U Fowler w
smith II Hahn Toom, Baxter, p Mathews, William
ne sSaunders Miss Barker, Miss Kane, Vim Bun tier
nv WaOtsp MT Green Poagnes Elias Hale, W
nann y Wainwyight John Meath lady and chdren
Ease ha,ter, Lindsay VIM Davis DIR George Peck,
y.hn WArrep Albert Prick, Harvey Young James Shaw
Fisher ~ "a in steerege
servant.
From Matanzas in the brig George Russell-Mrs KEEL
h2g and three children, knight Comas
FIoO Breren in the ship Hermipe-Mr Uagan, family
Ana servant Miss Hilken Capt Decljen and lsdy Pas
tor Hochdetter. e Bierwirth.
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WHOLESALE DaY GOODS.

NLoULToN, PLIMProN, WILLIAMS 4 CO., IMPORT
Nl jbbcrs Of dry goods at net cash piea No. Ia
Vcsey snd No Barclay streets directly in Of the As
tor House Beg leave 10 invite the attention OF buyers
to their stock OF goods wsh they
ing in tho beautiful warehouse TO which they have lately
moved. Their stock OF goods tho
the country and 10 subdyided into depaements each
having purchaser and apj of accounts
distinct ON all the rest Thus this establish peat presents
the Of distinct and tockg with ali
the ate ption and Ia each department usuay
pended upon ordinary store
their stock number il upon all the goods, and hy
which ber they chergod end thus buyers
bills and they will find that tho goods have but
price and that this firm act the maxim that One
mans dollar Ia rs good as nnotsers"
TIE DErABrIrrrs ARR IS rnLLows:-
Print and ynpham locsed tho first
I rcss goods department. located on tho drss door
Noalen goods aud mems ware department. located on the
first foor
Domestic goods department located In the basement
White goods and embroidery department. located ths
nd story.
Hosiery and glove department located the second
story. -
Small wares department geseray termed Yankee No
tiona,' located ON the sacoDd story.
The Of each Department. interested In tho
HE particular department only consequently the
system onosg leading and well known styles Of goods,
sell others rot well understood entirely
avoided 10 this establihmentso sell every style 81 goods
extremely cheap.
10 PARTIES OF known responsibility they prepared
time by adding o. tho rate
per and t. King their papsr ahIe At tLe bank
banker or commission hcuse Of tho drawers.
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CRYSTAL PALACE.


PTIcLEs FOUND AT TIE CRYSTAL PALACE,
n and in the possession Of the Chief Of Police
oitainedty the owners app ication at the Palace
June 2s-0nc gold glass fou ad by private DeIsny.
July IA los Of piano tuning in struments, do.
IA lot Of brass castings do BY EayaD
Al s Spsfs s! sls binding ss sls.do
~hto linen pocket hdkf. BY Bissell
lS-A green sun shade, Ivy Sands.
military seal ripg, by J. Mead.
pocset book, Containing email
le-A silk pocket hdlf. by Bisse
20-A black fan, by do.
"A white fan, ny do.
A fancy do, BY Smith.
ia b no veil, by David.
hair bracelet, EFT IN a gold clasp,
MunrOe, engraved insia, the
lsiy'sssm,roidered cum, y Young.
"a SiHs SIX Am shade sypriSais hisssll.
81 ladys white hdkf, do. by ono gsrters.
Aug IA asy. f Sat, a. ~ - ses, Van Hs %ars
IS ssSs sa Si III, fS,' pencil d. o. ' 81.
ssuPBRISrENDsNrs' OFFICE. CRYSTAL PALAoR
Tho pabio are reapestfay informed tashs Crystal Pa
Is open every dEy a@d.ys setseen tho
OF o'clock H. aud O'Clock y. H., WIN further
uctee.
Single Admss,oxs. MISUNDERSTANDING CENTS
IicSes sdmi,cs The holder INIT, tie 6rst Of October IS
Tickets be parohasod at entrances to tho Crystal
Palace stse Tcugie store Of VIM Hau Son. no 23s
JOHN ". BsTcHsLDER
Secretary Of the Ssporintenderts.
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EYssdrSS AssAN ,Es,s.

THOMPSON 6Co,s CALIFORNIA EyPeEss, ny rue
Nic9ragun stcc Gship Company hth and Nth Of eyory
month Neat steam er On tho 4th instant Freight Daf
GELS aben az tho 9ssst aea thenn ~ our speeh meg
cinrati and Sb Lou.s, Jaily. Tn0MPspH CD.
no, SO Dyopdway
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IIQMIGsrEAus.

7 OTIS 70 BE DRAWN SOON, At BBooKvrtLr-PAv
IA ment a. per week. Ten prizes of 800 and hrty tw
prizes Of sJ los Zach asnat er lot ard the
srs only f15 each. Thistytwo ssnsuvcs wanted for
araWi 4. Excursion Tickets ard information by t. IN
TEGNIEN 80 Divieion street.
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ssysECIGA NOTICES.


AT A REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF COLUM-
"A biar rFDe Company, NO Il held a. their room,
Monday evening August Sh. Mr. John C Baum Foroaian
having rendered bis resignation committee three we're
appointed to draft suitable resolutions
social MEETING shs following preamble and resolutions
Whereas This company having received communication
rom their FREEMAN Baum 'tata that the situation
he now fills together with the Of
thcreon requiring his personal too
iemote to enable him to discharge hs duties
this company in manner suitable 20 his Wishes aud in
view thereof rendering his Whereas said
rs,gp alton having beer accepted, therefore
Resolved, That tho thanks Of this company and
hereh presented to Baum late foremau for the
very able and efcient manner in which Re has
his duties az tbe chief officer OF this company;
cerely regret that occurred to deprive
the cor pany OF his valuable services.
Hesoysd That although exempt from duty have the
welfare OF the at hear and that he will VET be
among ready and willing TO render every assistance
in his power
Resolved, That he has and wishes for
bis future happiness ard prosperity and 10 testimony
our attachment towards him, that his placed on
the honorary roll Of this pany
hesoved That the above preamble and resolutions be
published IN the Herald Daily Times aud Mercury
$ %fi % & sS%s4., COMMITTEE.
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6fre1t CItIcs o1o 50 III % DO Great S0rcs, cspe.
sially II they allowed Tester 10
rubbish How fortunate that city surrounded By
vster which GIBBS and flows and renovstes ss And
fsr OF ID old out whose saluhri
dropping citizen may make freaucot sxenrons and
his lease Of life Tho steamer ESQ makes trips
the Fishing Banks and daily takes large parties
wise enough TO appreciate the vilege. Exharated
music dancing, TIE quick ned blood s valiled
pure air the breas. sy.s the nerves gather ard
Eunity II you wouli fish, you lines bait provi
aed nor waste yonr tine. the sn hre kpow their
duty AID take h Id at The fare is only fifty
Bee advertisement
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CAUTION.

EAuTION.--khL PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED
~ sgainst receiving Negotiating either Of four certsn
80 past due drawn by Ole Bull TO order
OF Mr.. BAILEY and another about 81 600 drawn
der CbWar also certain notes tvs In number OF
Mr. tdos, ~ Amsterdam Hola ~ drawn TO order OF Ulo
Bull, and end oreod by him.
am by Mr. Ole Bull TO state that no has
ceived good valuable consideration for either Of said
notes ard they viii not be eaii
public will IN few Jnys DO further in orad VI the
which these notes aud other sbiss
taincd from blui. u v. BULkELHY,
Counsel Of Ole Bull, 40 Wall stsset.
Now York, ArEngt 10 1873.
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ing sos asopt sewing machines which tho pabio ougts
20 That alter hunt. Of New York was Tho
lYst and ogpsl nven.or and maker OF The machuee TO
sew with seede sNuts therefore ether persoa
have valid patent that combination any part
Of We shs the origi AL machine. Second that T.
=. SINGER co. have Mr. Hunts leerse 90 use the
psadle end shuttle inven ed h and that hey
nom no ono else. fhlrd, that the invention Of NJ
Singer first made the sewing machine practically yslu
chimes offered and sell them with ccs sight 70 do
- - WY '''s J. w. SINGER 4 CO. No 3as Brossuay,
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Mteetx,affx. l,a Iyssnncner,s Pntsnt Fyx,Kro.

oscsre sbaiI have since their had the srest
attained curative agent in tho world,
fn ell jsesss arising ro disorders or from debility 81 the
aegveus ssseN ~ IN IL vie vesses from tor
pa state Of III circulation &C. &c. headache toothache
ibsalsalism psuralia paptsons daasss q ,ho 50. Of
Ahtlr~E a. have invariably given ther stimulating
ard inncnso az this II tho shcy
soil eslcuatedto act wonderfully beneficial IN eases Of
eyspspsa ana OF plants BY stnulat5g the
ssnsions IN the erss case aed Y nSgoratins Their
En5 and continuous current, tho sGtrans and the nef
y0as system Of she In tho latter poTarce
Seng rlsased by the highest medical auloriues
s1adcmiss colleges HOSPITALS no. in New York and Europe
e 70 ufhciert snarant.s Of their value 20 enretys
sgcnt Pricesma ~ to ST. ls,ge - to S5; batteree SO
70 so l!ustated dsscr p.ionsons for peysoba and
or medical tcrtlsmenwth sesti,nonnls and cnYcs
be had gratis application Free Of postage TO any
por. Of the rajsed States remittance ~ freo
MlJNkRT. New York Of Metropolitan Hotel
Y,Ia2elphias conner OF Girsyd House.
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nUfa.Es, UAuRISsEs, 40.

L'CR S5IT--A roDA Geo PEDLERs HoeSE WAGON.
and route, reaS. rabls terms. apply n. Bradys
nvory etAbo Baynrd street. two doors from tie Bgwcry
TOR ShLE-h SPLENDID s0RkEL HORSE 15is
htnls livh, six ole, ttDtter warrant
ed sound I'D kind u siafie 6ouho hsEne-s inGsc Of
j. SkAASuN co, 81 Pearl ssfeeb.
I'OR SALr-t PAIR or HORSES SEVEN AND
,igt yenrH old shout gatssn hrnds hi Also 90 sch
and % dcuAlo h.rrcs n DO sold together or sepa
rattiy ne about third their yaluc Address Hack &C
this Ufloe.
yroR sAiF--t Gray UtRE, KIND IN HARNESS
or rndor .lddie, 1851 lame ~ har OF ,nro log,
price $50 Aso { s5n. Apply ~ ~ Irving place.
n IGuT wAgoN.-A Han pSoME LIGHT lUG0Y
vas0r Soa4ly new has loan but a E4rcs. for
sale clear Arriy 81 r. ~ Cnstas riding sebc,i of
the Mansion House Brooklyn.
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Byron Collars An assortment made ey.
psessy for The weather; also Wsllington. Paris
nodes and corded 81 altar to samples
thc Crystal Palace Wholesale or retail
IRA PEREG0 Il Sun, I'll Naes ~ street.
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ar gas arc Invited. examine this Invaluable machine
Are OF tho New York Gas Regulator Company.
We. 2e2 Broadway BY hs use Of he Regulator N uni.
fern ow of is secured producing sup9tor light ~
Syins Of ct least twenty per cent No OF
ga yko sirss chosp and good 2ht, - after Witness
bg The operation OF the Re u.a or do without it.
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OFFICE, No. SO BROADWAY. NEW York;
August 10 1853
Notice s hereby given that the Board Dire tors have
Ees0lvcd ISSUE the residue Of the
Slated by the charter Of tho association and shat the
pemapiDg tbs Wsapd shares will ba distributed tho
proportion of share for every old ds
fractons TO tbe stockhod appearing such
ere books Of tho Corpora ion Tuesday inst
. o'clock provided that or before the 18th they
shares TIC transfer books will DO closed from the
- august uH til ~ Am. OF tho 26th
JOS. b COLLINS, Treasurer
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Invented gncc machine with direct CO and fro
current Price 81 Patent applied for) oy sxpscs3
sny part OF tho Urior: s. d. SMITH 80 1anai 5reat
20 well for twenty Electro magnetism
remedial agent must FOLLOW the course OF tho
the, hence tho rhcency Of gavanicr oleltrc
chains Delta ard rings.
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tor for ,csc articles IL No. 2 broadway opoo
site tho Pork where bo has The III TIA
world for application Of hs famous bair dive and the
sn,e OF lbs nov y invented wiga toupsss Nne ryate
all on oEe hoor. topI his address.
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Rnrnes,s Ci,oyeuxtopicipe--Vt sllost ,ime

MAS heo-c tho public he's produced mora Won ieFfa
tesult in maxine bar grow, than all other Az ea e0'
binod been abls TO in yeaa; its action The scalp
worderful causing hair grow whgrs for none
sac been Depot BAHRERS Is0es bairoressing saloon,
40 Broadway.
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naguerrc0typcs I'm COIOss.- The Attention
stshs pue, 10 caeS 10 GUKE EY'S style Of solored
eaasesreotypeA ato his miniatures and portraits in OIL
Ky ~ anu ~ 81 nho d-gnet-
h& Numerous specimens be at his magnificent
kAyleYy, $40 BrOadWay. y"
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@UwNYTVJa "a.

LNhMLLLED Cottage fURNJrURE.--SOUTHE Err \
~ dealers Ill E petc as4ottaont beaded ser
ptntine. Ign post cetAgo, and other yleg
yBEWs& sFhCYs, 53 Broad way, corner OF sorias
street Those who have set 30 81 eass 2 Ccyg
tai Palace, knew how their furniture Is lrishei
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sen-ALBhxT NICvLaY adyertscs 3, sell Wesnos-
day ne3t August IL choice bulldog itss as For. Ham
Htsn Sale t. commence at two o'clock, p on the
ground Those who appreciate health, comfort and long
Ne will avail themselves Of this opportunity to
nest desirable situation for home.
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3eadc Brothers. Daguerrcotypes Of the Bri-
th Comnisfi the Worlds FarPYevious their
departure for Europe they y:ited galleries and aded
their pictures to collection, and also took copies
EarcIe 70 chow the Of tho art in @
Broadway, four doors above the Aetsr House,
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nspt Of these Emo toned pianos in elegant cases. are for
sale atyery ,w prices for c,sh win be sold
fshs5 81 Music 80 Broadway Also Meodeous cfsupe.jor
Scality, fcr sale OF 20 let,
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70 Have your SHIFTS Made MT Green's. go,
Aston House. to insure three thnss psrfeo ion of it,
elegsnee OF tyic and workmanhp and pune uaty the
fslflment VI your orders.