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Spirit of the age., 1853-06-15
gBHDAT READING,
Country Sunday r.. City Sunday.

Country Sunday City sunday.
'Tis Sunday in the city.
The sun glares murkily-down. through |
the smoky aud stencil laden atmosphere, up
on the dirty pavements newsboys with
olamorous cries, are vending their wares
I milkmen rattle over the pavements, and
s.arte drowsy sleepers by their shrill whoop-
ings; housemaids arc polishing door knobs,
washing sidewalks and receiving suspicious
looking baskets and parcels from contiguous
groceries and bakoshops.
The sun rolls on his course purifying
the air and benignly smiling upon all the
dwellers in the city, as though he would
gently win them from unholy purposes to-
heavenly mcditatons and pursuits.
And now the streets are filed with a
motley show Of silks, satins, velvets, feathers
and Jewels while carriages and vehicles Of
every description roll past, freighted with
couner-freed youths and their Dulcineas,
bent upon holiday. Hundreds of drink
ing saloons belch forth their pestiferous
breath, upon which is borne, to the ear-of
the passer-by, (perhaps lady or tender
child, } the profane curse and obscene gibe ;
and from their portals reel intoxicated brutes,
who once were men. Military companies
march to and fro now, at slow and solemn
pace, to the mournfnl strains of dead
march (having rid themselves of the corpse
Of their dead comrade) they gaily step out,
blithe aud merry, to the cheering strains o
an onlivening quickstep, based on an Ethio
plan melody; the frivolous tones blending
discordantly with the chimes Of the Sabbatl
bells. And stable-keepers, oysters AM
ice-cream vendors liquor-sellers, ct I'd onan
genus, are reapiRg golden harvest, upo
which the Lord of the Sabbath shall, soon
er or later, send blight and mildew.
'Tis Sunday in the country.
Serene and majestic, in the distance, Ii
the blue, cloud-capped hills while, at the
base. the silver stream winds gracefully
sparkling in the glad sunlight. Now tn
fragrant branches stir with feathered life; an
one clear, thrilling carol, lifts the finger fro
the dump lip of Nature heralding full o
chestra Of untaught choristers, which plum
their wings, and soaring seem to say, Prai'
Lin PERiss- Him! EIrinf.--------=--7'
Obedient to the sweet summons, the sllVel
haired old man and rosy child, along GRASSY
winding paths, HE TO the little village churc'
On the gentle maiden's kindly arm leans tt
bending form of four-score years and ten
gazing. with dimmed but grateful eye
ieafy stem, and bursting bud, and full-bloV
flower or listening to the wind dallylr
with the tall tree tops or kissing the fields
Golden grain, wave their graceful recog
ton, as it sweeps by on its fragrant path
And now. slowly the Sabbath sun sin
beneath the western hills, in gold and purI
glory. Gently the dew Of peace descends
Closed eyes and flowers; while holy st
creep softly out to keep their tireiess wa
Ger happy hearts and Sabbath-loving hon
Musical World & Times. FANNY FE
Spirit of the age., 1853-06-15
P9gY'g CORNER.


FOR THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
To Mary.
By JAMES AVIS BARTLEY.
Now Vesper lights her silver lamp,
And hangs it in yon western sky;
And tbs the hour, when musing deep,
heave for thee the bursting sigh.
Thus, Mary, as yon mournful pail
OF darkness, falls on all things round,
All tell me, shall the gloom of fate
Ny dreary pathway thus surround?
Or, as yon lamp, the lamp of love,
With tender smile, relieves the gloom,
Say, shall thy pensive smile relieve
The darkness of my wretched doom?
Alas l do not know thy thoughts!
If thou wilt doom, or sweetly save;
Yet, l shall love thee fondly still,
Until rest within the grave.
Emory and Henry College, Va.
Spirit of the age., 1853-06-15
y AElILNlRnUAN LEIOELatLo
CHARLOTTE. NJ. c.
BY ALEXANDER BETHUNE

@ IN offering my services to the travel
H. ing public as the proprietorof the mer-
- lean Hotel will refrain fom all unne-
cessary boasting, but will assure hose who stop
with me, that nothing which peronal efforts on
my part can accomplish to contribute to their
comfort will be left undone. The buildings
have all been thoroughly repaird and furnish
ed with entirely new furniture
It is situated within aboq three hundred
yards of the Depot The Sta + Office is kept at
this Hotel. The Northern Rage arrives and
departs daily, the Western Sage tri-weekly.-
Being Agent at this place, tfvelers passing will
receive all the after tion tl4 am able to be-
stow. My motto isl stdy to please
| A. BETHUNE.
Feb IA, 1858. est
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GRAND COUNCIL OF THE
t,Rnlpfraurr Cbamplung uf 4mfrlr

ENHIS celebrated engraving viii be ready for de-
livery to subscribers JUNE 1st, 1853.
This magnificent Temperance picture design
ed and painted by the celebrated artist, 7, II. Mat
teson ESQ., it represents in the center, Table
partially covered with falling drapery, the right
of which stands the Hon. John B. O'Neall, IN w.
P with his hand resting the Temperance Pledge,
at the left stands Hon. Neal Dow, holding in his
hands the Maine Liquor La,c. Surrounding the ia
ble and rising above in Pyramidal group
seen other prominent veterans of the Cold Water
Army The picture, indeed is filed with notabes
of the Temperance stamp, from the front to the dis
tant Gallery in the back ground. The drapery is so
arranged as to show in the extreme distances like
raw in the Heavens, beautiful sparkling fountain
/ aud the emblem of the Sons Of temperance. The
Ekenesses are all true to life, being finished from
superior Daguerreotype. Apicture of greater mer-
it. or on higher subject has never been produced
and it will possess undying interest Of the deepest
kind as giving vivid representations of the nobes
men of our times and it should adorn the dwelling
of every friend of the glorious temperance
It is engraved in the highest style of the Art, b.
the best Artist in this country.
Condition of Publication.
We Size of the engraving 2S by 81 inches, pri
ces, viz:
Plain impression without frame, $5 90
Finely colored do do do 10 90
Plain in Rosewood frame 10 90
do do Gilt do II 90
do do Heavy Gilt do Is 90
do Emblamatc do do 20 90
i Boxed and shipped may be directed. Pay
= Fments to be made in advance and all money to B
; remitted in Bank Bills at my risk.
/ RYAN DIEN, Publisher,
: No. 4S6, Broadway.
& n. b. They can be forwarded by mail.
i 3S-1r
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TayIOr's Temperance Hotel.

THE Proprietor takes ihis opportunity to In
form the Temperance community and the
public in general, that he still continues, ~ hS
has done for the last six years. TO keep the sbets
named house on strictly Temperance prineiPlsa
Thankful for past favors, would again invite
all who want a quiet, comfortable and eheaP
house, while stopping in the City, to give him .
call. This house is well located for business
meI, being No. % CoartlanGt-Street. near
Broadway, and the landing of most of the Steam
boats and Rail roads in the City
ELDAD TAYLOR, Proprietor.
| Neu York 1853 22-6m.
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T EGRANDs BLACKING imparts the mos
IL brilliant polish to Boots, Shoes, Harness, dc.
rendering the leather soft and plant and remarka
bic for not coming off on the pantaoons.
| A PERFECT LUXURY.-That " Sallie Ward
brand Of Chewing Tobacco.
EXTRACTS SD lnf 60 tqaw stomach and bowels and
the prevention of Summer Complaints. This article
needs no comments
CHOCOLATE and Cocoa, of superior quality.
FOUNTS for Bird Cages; also, Rape, Millet and
Canary Seed.
WINDOW and Picture Glass.-A large supply
from $40 to 24-36. All the above just received
at the Drug Store of
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
Nav Goth. 1853. 81
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4lfa5aHt Grnnt- MnlF araarmu.
WAKE FOREST n r.

Wm: II. CRENSHAW, a. b., Plncipaz
VIE next Session of this Institution viii com
Il mence on the first Monday in July neYt
Board can be had for Sc so per month. including
Washing, lights and fuel. Tuition from 81 to eI5
per session. = y 20
FOR further particulars, address
Dr.. W. HARTSFIELp.
May 81, 1853. 37SiI5 InIr ~ =.
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GRANVILLE INSTITg.
JOHN w. BOOTH, Principal

mHIS Institution is situated directly t
1 road leading from Oxford to StauntoD
Dot on the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road, y
from the former place, and miles trdle
latter, in one Of the healthiest and most ~
ful regions in North Carolina. This iP'
is not inferior to any in the State for p
entirely remote from all temptations to ids
extravagance and vice, and in the mif
fertile country and an orderly and indIc
community. The water is surpassed bP
The Principal is a man of experience an
potency as Teacher, having taught
years in this and similar Institutions,
which he has given entire sltisfaction./E VI
The Second Session OF this InstiH 8
commence on the 4th OF July and enc
of December following.
TERMS: Zoo
Classics and Mathematics, AAR0
Higher English branches, 90
Primary English, 10 th'
Good board may be had
Institute for SIX dollars per n s - the
Punctnal attendance at n ns Ite
term is highly desirable. ' When
quently results from failis 6irec,ad
the exercises commence y -l ! ne
All CommunicationaTON Chu
Principal, Staunton '" a.
] " 20
- 1ora NTIN0
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Prepared and Sold by JAMES c. AVER,

n
Sold in Raleigh bv WILLIAMS & HAY
WOOD. P. F. PESCUD, and Druggist and
dealers in Medicine every where.
Spirit of the age., 1853-06-15
Notice.

q aratoga Water-Just received and will be
y kent regularly throughout the season. Al tha
Drug Store Of WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
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sestions for the healthMorses Iavigorating Bxir
preparation Introduced BY Dr. M Morse the celebrated
Oriental traveller and chemist has become we'll known
values would admit gao.
rant OF properties or think Of questioning
The prominent position occupied By Dr. Morse in tho s,
discovery which the stamp his approval
instance invgorant offered TO the world, the ingred
cal and which the faculty in England scotland France
Prussia and have to be the only stimuaat
entang the relaxation and depression which have hereto
artificial the of vital energy the
human system There therefore, solid grounds for
rda the medical event of the etecnth century
As has been received by the pubc and IL the history
crates the present day such instance OF unboundd
he aduoed the record in favorof this
would the feeble the sick that sum
mers wasting heat snpon that the upon
ing aid Of this life stay delicate wife and daughter
OF consumptn many parent breasins down under tho
pressure Of mental and physical cxerton Glow disease
summer shall bring back its blosso to tho rose
Nor houd the healthy neglect the Of foryns tho
men every SUMMER yet by the use of this peerless
restored that neither sudden changes temperature app
or Of though o. viii saSdus tho e
yslcPsd We might almost say created by its influence
the Necessary stock Of vigor fer the exhaustng summer
ESPECIALLY should ladies' who suffer hystera, de-
preston Of Spirits bodily weakness headache nervous
complex Psychological Of the sex snd
n n cordial
&c % SsS fer Y 1sr @ 49, i Sress
70 ASH for Dr. IaVsr pS cors %
thcse Is an imitation article Of similar namc
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F'uHNTTUazc.

(NHEAP - CHEAP ROSEWOOD PAeLOR FURNI
~ covered In brocaelc Also large stock Of choice
furniture comprising entire outfits This very
reduced prices.J MORRELL NEPUEU, I02 Broadway.
INNAMELLED AND COTTAGE FUaNIrURg.-sErs
Ia from s25 to 81 900 The largest in the United
States Sets made In number color and shade 60 suit all
tastes GILLIES * BYRNh, Manufacturers, BID Broad
way few doors above Spring street. east sde
ny, Ne. 40 Greens street.
CUITEs OF FNAMBLLED COTTAGE FURNITURE
~ from SIS TO $500Purehasers will find the above the
best and saes TO he bought Mattresses
and paaeses made at the lowest wholesale prices
% pure hair MATHEWS STACY, 626 Broadway. corner
Of Spring street.
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ASTRDIOGY.

MISS BRUCE THE SEVENTH DAUGHTER, CAN
WI DO consulted with at 30 Canal street. OF Broad
stairs oil events - Nfe present past and fu
ture and tell the ago Of any person ffom
4. n, TIL p. ~, and 8 till evening
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PARIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

CUINA OF sEvREs AND OTHERS. HANoURY, IN.
~ passe, Sandrier, No. l.
BY appontme emit to several courts % Rae Rieheleu
Prize medal to London exhibition.
FASHIONS AND ARTICLES DE CoUR ALExAN.
DRINE, Rue dAntin, No. ii.
LOUIS CHAPRoN, Purnishsr Of the Court, a Ia Sublime
Porte, kue de la Pax, Ne. II.
NATURAL OK NARROW AND PoMArUN, JEAN.
DR0N Rue do la Feaillado Ne.
NoNTAL Boulevar and Montmartrc No 0. Honorcd with
nine medals and tho Cross of Legion u Honor.
IMPRESS OFFICE-C0MMISsION. IMPORTATIONs
u and banking anarsMessrs. T6tard Duviver, NO ~
Rue Notre Dame des victories Paris beg TO inform the
Americans and the public at large that they have organized
their business plan which will enable them to under
take all sorts ofcommsion importation and banking ats
at only two per cent prepaid letter will be immediately
attended TO, and replied to by the following steamer
IIEMFL PowDER-T0 CURE THE DISEASES OP
IL dogs hydrophoba setter scab ashma aud dis
particularly good for puppies Suder of seventy
delivered gratis Sold in Paris by Stenachr
apoheeary 81 Dauphine street Only depot In New York
for the United States, at Messrs r. A. C00PERS I78
Broadway. Price Of each bundle % cents.
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me ss s..s 10 "IoNtcg-o In Brooklyn being
lis true that changes Ok italian Soap not srSsi but
Hns white and infant clears unburnt or yellow shn
eeke superb so. eurss obafss and
that rich or poor may use IT, fp.ed Two e 50
mind, 6l-Walker street. 7ePos -
"You Look Twenty YeaS Younrer tina,
you did 'aid A. to b. day; whist
grey hairs ny the Of H. Gsrdners 81 th
best tice in the world get ;
by the inventor H. GARDNER, at No. W. ~ atpns t
lust around the corner 1t will arren rse.
color your hair black as mdnghtao ns0eh man
Wo, ms In the Human Body, nc .o
the opinion Of the most celebrated physician ~
mary causes large majority diseases the PR
dren and adults are liable II you have appcn ca, n
tinuaily changing from kind Of food to anote cpn
breath pain the stomach picking q. the oaa
rulsf remember that all these denote worms audere
should at once apply the remedyHobensucks Worm SyP
an article founded scientific principles compound,
with purely vegetable subs being
taken and has been to fail in curing the
obstinate Worms exist when this remedy
used from the fact that IL not only DESTROYS
but removes all the slime aud which may remain
Z. v. CLIcKENER, General Agent
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DENTISTRY.

TO THOSE ABOUT LEAVING THE CITY.-BY LATE
improvements IN the dental art am enabled TO
insert teeth from one to full set in day and without
extracting the roots. FOWLER
SO Bleecker street. near broadway.
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Wigs and Teupees.-We would Advise all
persons In want Of superior wig scalp TO the
extensive osfortmont az the mannfactory MEDHURST
Maiden lane Also, ladies' hair work Of every
exemption Cnt this out
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I was Oncrcd 500 Yesterday for the Secret
making that beautiful hair dye-Iafonts soluble iet

OF making That beautiful hair dye-Lafonts souble
Price only four shlIgs II dyes red hair light
is very little tfouble 1t Is sold only 6l-mind 81
Walker street. depot of JONES coral hair restorative
(only shlings This makes tho hair grow dark
naturally darkstops its falling off, dresses beautifully
keeps ID moist, &C.
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only for beautiful country residence in the
pleasant village of Rosevae adjoining Lakeland where
new and number Of private dwellings, have already
been erected and being erected and
9f almost every kind may be seen growing equal on
IONA 1850 desirable building lots and 50 farms will be
Each suteIi5r Tor only so viii receive warranses deed
two twenty This opportunity got clear
Of paying rents In this city owning delight
fol healthy country residence the city, where the
domestic comforts of fan lily circle fully realized
and where Il 600 building lots and about 800 have al
ready BEEN sold. few farms of from Ave and
yards be hsd II applied for immediately at
so t. $50 and regards the quality Of the soil
refer to statement which made ut the American In
stitute at regular meeting of the Farmers Club the
2ls Of June instant and without any knowledge Of NINE
from which statement the following an extract viz
with respect to Long Island lands which had
much talked Of at the two previous meetings when discuss
ing the subject ofandy Soils the folio wing fact record
johnson has from one to .o thousand
New York where the land s no better good about
beets eight acres He estimates carrot
cents bushe from six to seven thousand dollars
tte crop Mr. ireland. who has farm in the vicinity
thinks the Lakeland station soils better than his AZ but
"A few only being leftmappcassn should be made mas
and pam phlets can be had gratis.
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Writing, Arithmetic, and Bookkeeping are
thoroughly and efficiently taught by B. +, FOSTER 3T
Broadway whore gentlemen with business
attain mastery knowledge Of d,ubiy entry the short
space OF one week. Opsn day and evening.
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TIsE wERRIEs.

n, SIP. M, and 4 10 T.. NJ, Sundays excepted Fare
through A cents
NoTICE-THE PR0PRIEToRs OF THE TWENTY
In third street ferrv TO Penny Bridge Newtown Creek t.
L. respectfully announce to the public that and after
the LIST day Of July boats will run every hour from NJ
TO r. M from the slp New York SIDE and at the inter
mediate half hours from Long Island side From 10 p.
NJ 20 sne OF irave three noass VIII Ply con.
or Flushing for afternoon ride will find deent at
any tine than ton Minutes The Ast boat to leave
Nev York side at o'clock returning to ave Long Island
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National Guard. Seventh Regiment, uni.
forms but little use for sale at half price, also
made order according to regulation the old ta
lorng stand 200 street. three doors above 8eoker
st.eet JOHN 9. MOSEMAN.
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OFFICE NO. 30 BROADWAY.-ADAMS & co IS
~ semi Monthly United States Mail Express for Cafor
Oregon and the sandwich Islands, per United States
mail steamer Georgia, on Tuesday, July ls5s-Isaac r
Valentine special shall despatch
for California Oregon, and the Sandwich Islands
IN charge OF our messenger, L. r. Valentine, by the
United States mail steamer Georgia, for Aspnwal
Bay direct Tuesday, July at O'Clock p NJ From
the superiority OF transportation arrangements the
Isthmu and the facilities accorded the Pacific mail
steamers freight sent by is through
with mail speed Immediately arrivaln San Francisco
all freight and packages for the towns and mining
dttics Of California promptly forwarded by
inland expresses without delay to destination Shippers
will please In their goods with invoices before
Of sailing TO enable to have them corded and sealed In
season Small parce,s received until O'Clock Monday.
No package should exceed 25 lbs weigh 5 cubic
Measurement and thing must be put water
ADAMS u CO., % Broadway.
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STOLEN GOODS.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE, JUNE %, 1853
Owners wanted at the First district Police Court
at the Tombs Centre street. for the following property
supposed to BIO stolen viz Ono silver watch coat,
two pair of pantaoons common watch and chain and
ladies' brooch also, ut this Office for gold
pencil and PEN and q lot of shoes.
GEORGE w. MATSELL, Chief Of Police.
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MUSICAL


IoLIAN PIANOS. AT AL BRoADwAY.-A LARGE
III assortment of pianos from the celebrated house Of
Hast, Davis Co.. Boston ALSO tho we'll known instru.
ments Of A. W. Ladd Co with full supply Of new and
priSes by lincoln THOMPSON, AL Brosdwsy
BOSTON PIANOS.-T. GILBERT Co., THE CELE-
der to better the q New York and
vicinity and their Southern and Western customers have
made with the subscriber supply the trade,
too well known to need commendston The subcri
Der the largest assortment 81 pianos with and without
terfere with njure the piano in the least T. c. Co
have just made scale to their pianos which Is
superior and depth Of tone that has
been to the public Every instrument Narrated
give entire satisfaction the purchase refunded
hand pianos great barans prices from $40 $3.50
Dealers supplied the most liberal terms Pianos to let
ress seven HosacG WATERS No. s Brsadwsy
Of street publisher Of music and dealer in
musical instruments Of all kinds.
GRAND PIANOs.-sQCARE PIANOS AND BoUDOIR
VI pianos of the factory of Hume Hubert Zurich swift
BUURRYD IVERNOIS IL CO., sole importers. 10 Broad
way Warerooms $50 Laurens street ANY iesrous
of having superior instrument will do well to call 1T lO
Laurens street. between 3 and O'Clock +. N.
MUSICAL INsTRUcTIoN.-ONg OR TWO PUPIL
Address W c. Herald Office Terms, shoald they be In
strueed At her residence 50 per quarter rsuires
90 out Sl2.
CMITTS SUPERIOR MELODEONs.-THEsE MELo-
- tuned tho cquca temperament like the eoan
pianos and organs and superior TO the har
mony being equally good in all the keys For sale Wholesale
and retail at the piano and music st,re Of HORACE Wa
TIERS, No. 1888 Broadway corner Of Anthony street.
yXTANTED-A SECOND HAND PIANoFORTE 1T
w must be in good order having to dis
pose cheap cash. find scusomer at us Broadway
after o'clock A. NJ.
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IMPORTANT EXPRESS NOTICE -PARIsrNAKIN

IMPORTANT EXPRESS NOTICE-PARISEN& KING'S
original Virginia and North Carolina Express for Nor
folk, Richmond, Petersburg Raleigh, CASTOR Wilmington,
and all interior towns Tuesdays and Saturdays charge
OF special Our former patrons and all ship
for the above places will please their orders at
Office No Barclay street, and thereby insure low
and quick despatch Remember the Original Southern Ex
preea, No. Barclay street. PAkISEN KING.
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Sewing Machines-Thc F1rst and the Last
The public take interest in useful lions
vted to call ut Office and examine the first saving
machine made TO with needle and shuttle
hventon of Walter Blunt Esq Of this city, about TWEEN
~ We ready also at all tmes to exhibit the
most i'm sewing machine inventedthe
generally introduced with triumphant in great
variety Of mechanical arts and the only mahine which
has the capacity to do perfect work.
l. II. SINGER CO., No. 1913 Broadway.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

DETERMINATION OF GOLD MEDAL TO FATHER
Gsvszz-Father Gavazzi will deliver lecture in the
Metropolitan Hail. Thursday evening, June 30th at
erection Of the Itaan church aid which occasion he
testan Association with gold medal Subjeo.-Prese
and future America Members of the Order
O. liberty are invited to attend Tickets IS cents ckcts
also may DO had at l67 Broadwa,; Carter Brother 25
Broadway, and Crowens, $50 Broadway.
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233.-Barchelor's Celebrated Hair Dye and
Wig Factory is removed to No 33 broadway opposite the
Park fountain. Bachelors well earned fame is sufficient
all VII, patronse him. that their
better supplied by him than other establishment in
world.