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C. w. HOLMES Aueiioneer. -
CAI 4 of FL TGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

c W.
Gal T. of ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
~ CARPETS. PIANO FORTE &c. w. HOLMES will sell
his DAY (lhusday) sept 10 o'clock all the Furniture
IN The iouoJy house No III 45hst near broad
Carved Rosewood aud Mahogany suites OF
aP,or Furniture in Satin Rrocale and Plush Carved Rosewood
dNahogany ibeOp Center Side and Fancy Tables tapestry
Hse hrco-pv lugrsn Carpets Lace and Muslin Ca~ns
frrSh fsie rr superior Rosewood Piano Fore IN pecs
sofas TteaisS Easy Chair Lounges sofa Bedsteais
seiop BUREAUS and whsiands Cottage aud French
be HAN Mattresses Qa.s Benkca Mahogany SPrngsea Chars
ssS Rockers ell gent China Vases richly Oar China Tea aud
1tetttte Chit Toilet Sets silver Plated Ware Ivory Cutlery
Rack Nsnsl Secretary, - fee, H. w Tx snson
Dane Table Crck ~ and Glass Ware Basement and hchen
huiufe Terms cash and deposit required from all par
elser
D. D. Nash, Aaetoneer, Store Nc. $40 Broadway,
NATCRDAl, 10th Sept, at 10 A NJ, at the Aucnon
foa ocehsed and sd to be the most perfect and hshy
hnshsd fGnoiana L. Brans aud acrwad
fr Hasts Mirror the New Testament aud Scenes IN tn Holy
LSId.
Is work Of painted lso feet OF can
va ks praised through the euc Union and Tor scenic
she has been eXced be the sucoa NOM
oass and viii be sold positively Saturday next to the highest
htfr
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NEw-YORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD

II New SUMNER ARRANGENENr-Juy 10, lSs1
q St tsna The EIg.d
to Crtepwick EIpesms Sand Inc s ~ aSa
aI s5. 5o i1' sdssp9
For Tsr ste and SorwakSpecia Accommodation tr.ns
as ~ and es ~ Norwa and At 80 and 40 ~ f0f
fI FL, osIos via Hartford Springfield AID
"A and NJ The stops on Hartford it1i9-a az
yor epneeeu, River and alro-d-EIPres at
' For Aeeonmoeaiion the View Haven, Hartford and
Tor Csu. KaIosd-At and IiSo Accommodation 70 Se"
~, New Haven and New London Railroad TO Nor
MI storngton Providence and r 20 Neg oh
For Hossonie and Nsasaisek RarOsd-AisA NJ 'ad r NJ
fer p.nbsry aud At and $40
Ts.s Ss.?CsF.oT &c .5s Ss T.
fI0S way At As and 50 N Port Chester At $50 A NJ
L. 6 S ~ Jn, nsss GO IT, s
nIFFAI Oapd NEW YORK CITY RAILROAD via
ID SewYork and Erie Railroad TO tnsaSs
suSysLo Exsrss-Ihroush in IS hours % minutes With
Gu change Of baggage, in time for steamers 0n LAG
A AZ S Nns arse .. Bad.o sts PAN
Ic No curt.nds st. ia ' ao y saperu,ead.
w C. TaLLnAper Agent No. cOarlsndt-'s
TOLEDO. NORwALK and CLEVELAND KALI
u fs:s ssons and cI lee Ph
R,Io.d, the only sniIs s. Ts Sssn Essrn e Chicago
! SUMNER ARRANGEAENI.,
On ana ,Asr MONDAY Nsy ID Passenger Irans"N' ''~'
(surds,s e1eep,td) a. follows; x. xo,sno
p.v Eivr... lis an Mail .........'.
Nal 1000 An Express ..''''''''' ~ ts ,
N'e-'- DIRECTLY
Al Toledo with trains Mehssn solhern ana - Ree
5000 81, hieaso an stations and thfo1 On 20
i.snd R.ilrosd and Illinois KiVeT '''in-s ~
Louis. Railroad for
s.rdsIv civ Sprnsaeld Dayton Ctneinn1 Ro.d sr
a, a. Ia trs.us Nansssd AID sands:D ~
$50. Sh.isx Jsnetor Columbia. ZLnessile Se~sfS &c
1-.eop Cleveland, Colanaoes t-a ~A-1
R.1osa ar Colsmbu. rcnn. and way st.tlons ana
4. Si~~si.nS WITH rain. Shore ksiroe iy
n y ,ad b.nT .nd Sewfcrk Va nffs s,
Cev,srd nd Pittsburgh Rarosd foF Prtso1fsh III
sdsrhia Baltimore and 3 3 PHILIPS Superintendent
AALBANY-CHANGE Of lE.-On and site e tns
"A La Of serseuber he FRANCIS rsRsD4Y
her rsht tips eszns ~ ort nom pier Of Rob
and SATURDAY E'ESi-'o'' - u MCCULLOUGH, Jk.
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An exp ris need on board - ., -,
The hes. ships will not be accountable or Gold SyeT
RnoD Sps Gle Jewelrv Sons Mea uaes bills OF
therefor and the value thereof therein expressed
For freight passage apply TO .-r> - =, rc
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OBLE ExPECTORANTs2A IS and 50 cen'aA delshtf9 and
,pr, Coughs Colds and Consumption Sold wholesale
"a rsta Sandss Mammoth Drug Store. no II Janesst
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COURAUD's LIQUID HAIR-DyE is positively

NJ without reservation the best ever invented
DR. GOURAUDS established reputation ss Chemical Philosopher
TINS Dye stains ha SKIN requires 40
dryirs trouble and moreover posss me singular
~ perty rsng the hair mixing o and nee iay re-
GCURAUpS 1T ALLAN INDICATED SOAR Tor curing
tan pmp frrcke aowness chaps cracks chss sad a. SAN
detcluis POUDRE SUBTLE uproots hair from low AIS
upper lrs any part OF the body LIQUID koCoE or p.e
che rs and HAIR GLOSS RESiORAi lNE and LILLY
WHITE POND ouly a. GOURAUDs old established Labori
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-08

WI Hair Dye and eontsus deetertons INGREDIENT u
never fails the hair however gray TO m original color and
The ssne tine ghen and the sight however weak
ifepped according directions The hr viii retain s orgns
cotr during life II opsrsis by ne INC "a muscles nee
cGrs iAdue and prevents dizziness headache pesps
Non al The h.. danduH scad head eruption of the hoad
Re- rer per bottle Bam W cents DO te For ale at
S5 BrooIae ot Elizabeth s No lo
Boverv Washington No 10 Aston House. No lI5 Fulton
Eroak lyu
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Married.
At Waterloo, N y, Thursday morning, June 2, by
the Rev. Mr. Rockwell, MOSES G. MOVES MARY c. second
daughter of D Shafts, Esq
on Saturday June BY the Rev. Samuel Cook THOMAS
HENRY wAasAFT, Of this city to HENRIETTA A. erosion,
of Yonters.
On Tuesday, May 81, by the Rev. A. E. Campbell
DANIEL e. CosKIN to Miss HARRIET a. EsMoNs, both Of
this city.
On Monday evening" May 80 by the Rev Mr. Balch, Mr..
JEREMIAH BUsH to MISS SARAH WEBER all of this city.
On Wednesday, June l, by the Rev. r. s. Foster, Mr.
N B. HOOPER, to Miss RACHAEL A., daughter of Matthew
e. Chase, Esq, all Of this city.
At Brooklyn Friday June g. by the Rev. DR.. John
ston, Mr. JAMES BURN to Miss MARTHA MONTGOMERY.
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On Saturday, June A. JOHN s. SwARrs in the saith year
The relatives ga friends of the family are respectfully
invited TO his funeral this afternoon at O'CLOCK
from residence Of his brother, Aaron swarts $50 East
Roadway.
On Saturday June A. at II O'Clock in the evening" at
His friends and those Of his wife, and the Order Of the
vi,ed to attend his funeral his late e.dence this
afternoon two O'Clock precisely His remains will be
taken to Greenw wood Cemetery for iAterment.
On Sunday, June s, DANIEL DKMERET. of Inflammation
Of the lungs aged 81 years and IL months
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral, from his late residence No. Watt
street this afternoon, at O'Clock.
On Sunday morning June g. Mrs. ELIZABETH PURrIL,
wife of Thomas purtiiL
Her friends and the members OF the Mechanics Bsne.
violent Association fully invited to attend her
funeral this afternoon, at o'clock from her late resi-
dence, No. 10 Oak street.
On saturday June 4, sincerely regretted after long
and painful illness, Mrs. MARY ANN MILLER, of ZIG Canal
street. aged so years, moaths and day.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
On Sunday morning June s. the of Charles Engels,
at his residence OF Power and Deane Streets South
His remains viii be taken to Calvary Cemetery in
teIment THU afternoon at two o'clock. His friends and
acqusintapces are invited to attend.
TN Saturday afternoon, June 4. after short and
we're illness CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH youngest daughter II
William and Amanda pgh, aged years, months and
IL days.
Her remains will be taken from the residence of her
parents No 40 Stanton street Brooklyn to Eastches
Westchester county for interment Monday, Jane g.
Reading papers please copy.
On Sunday June s. PETER Cook, of Paisley, Scotland
after long and painful illness, in the 57th year Of his
age.
His relatives and friends, also the members Of Wash
ipgtop Tent No l. /. of R., invited to attend his
funeral from his late residence, No. 272 West Seventeenth
street. on Tuesday afternoon at three O'Clock His
mains will be inferred in the New York Bay Cemetery
On Sunday morning, June g. suddenly, ANDRRw Nc
DowEII, in the 3Oth year of his age.
The friencs and acquaintance Of the family res
nytta cd ma furAr
depce So5 Beecker street, Tuesday, June at two
%
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HobensacIk's Worm Syrup, Hobensack's
Liver Pills. Hobensa ck's Liver Pills

Hobensack's Worm Syrup, Hobensack's Liver Pills.
Hobensack's Liver Pills, Hobensack's Worm Syrup
Hobensacks Worm Syrup. Hobeasacks Liver Pills,
Hobensack's Liver Pills Hobensack's Worm Syrup.
Hobensacks Worm Syrup Hobenssck 3. Liver Pills
Hobentack,s Worm Syrup, Hebensack,s Liver Pills.
Hobensack's Liver Pills Hobensacks Worm Syrup
Hobensack's Worm Syrup, Hobensacks Liver Pills
Hobensack's Liver Pills Hobensacks Worm Syrup
Hobensacks Worm Syrup Hobensacks Liver Pills
Hobensaek,s Liver Pills H9hspsacks Worm Syrup.
Hobensack's Liver Pills Hobcnsacks Worm Syrup.
Hobensack.s Worm Syrup. Hobensaeks Liver Pills.
Hobensacks Liver Pills, Hobensack's Worm Syrup.
For sale by c. v. CLICKENER Co., No. 81 Barclay
street.
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AOvERTlSEMKNTN RENEWED EVERY DAl.
PERSONAL.

INFORMATION wANTED-OF JAMES WRIGHT WHO
sailed from Greenoek Scotland about thirteen months
from he in Albany Any information of him will be
thankfully received by his wife, at al Washington street.
New York He Is native Of county Down, ireland.
INFORMATION wANTI D-oF CATHARINE RAY A
native ofJohnstown county,, Westmeath Ireland, sup
form alton Of her will be thankfully received by her sister
Ann Ray who at present lying sick and fishes 20 see
her imme dat.ly. Address Mr. JOHN HARMAN, No. pa
Fourteenth street. Boston papers will please copy.
IF THOSE WHO WISH LETTERS WRITTEN IN M
plus ULTRA style will call upon lady, At 81 Harrison
street, they will fad .mannessis fully competent ts
Pondne Letters Of business either local foreign let
ters damtie damour, will fad confidential despatch
Office hours from 10 till orlfrom till 6P. NJ
NEP CHARLES RADCLIFFE, OF CANTERBURY
M England has just arrived in this CITY and stop
ping the Washington Hous, Carlisle street would
be glad find Mesrs. Thomas and William Sackett stone
ssons who no believes New York. slso William
fe lis brother who is supposed to be about fourteen
miles from the city
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Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Ladies' Belts, and
supporters for and weak sne club
feet knock knees bow weak ankles also elastic stock
ngs for enlarged veins leg elastic knee for weak
ness of the knees. at No, IL Ann street.
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Crystal Palace Carpets, ut Hiram Ander-
sons eight spacious salssrooms 90
nosac royal velvet tapestry Brussels and imperial three
III Palace.
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NEW YORK JUNE 8. 1s53.-AT MEETING OF
IN Guardian Fire Engice Company No e held at the
engine house, return from the funeral of the
late George w. TronchaJd-
Received That the thanks Of this company be presented
70 Mcsre Coleman Stetgnn, of the Astor House. for the
feeling displayed to the Fire Department OF New York.
having their flag Mt bafmast
We also return our sincere thanks to Mssrs Hall Shop
pnrd 81 the Rnbineau Baths for the kind invitation given
thereof
Also least wo return our thanks to william
H. Ralneau for u rcsmsnts us on the above
occasion, - GEO. G. BROWN, Chairman.
BrEJAMIs WHEELER, Secretary
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Diamond Rings for sale, set In solid Is carat
Nold styles solitaire half hoop circet cluster six
eight nne eleven and thirteen for cash
proved trade paper Factory No S Broadway Of
turin lew
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Another OF the Good Ladies' OF our City Tes-
titles to the efficacy Of Dr. celebrated yermifuge
New YORK February 7, 1852.
do hereby certify TO the public that child Of mne
four old being troubled with worms, iaduced
to purchase bottle Dr. MLanes celebrated vsrmifuge
which administered and the result 1t brought away
immense number Of in punches strings many
had the appearance Of being c1 to pieces Ny child
commanding it to both young and old, Of the
medicines ever used.
MRS. ANN JEMIsoN, y Ninth street.
P. S.-Ihe above valuable remedy, also Dr. MLanes
ebraed liver pills. be had at all respectable drug
in the city Purchasers will please careful to ask
for and take none but DR.. MLANE'S Vermifuge. All
others in compaI ison worthless
Birthmarl<s, Wens, POlypus, MOles, and
application All persons interested be satisfied Of the
avenue. corner Of Twelfth street
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THE NEW YORK cENTRALRAILRoAD, COMPANY
&
nssaSy and Troy Railroad Company the T:s aid sohs
syracgs and UtiGs Direct Railroad Company Roehs.
chester E H;ii;s:S sSs s:!Ps..
a' g. se
S5sTssy H.
~
ssSt sHiy:
a1s ba ts s., i
for The said
n'n'' Albany nay En- 1s' Sc1NrosB, President
r RssE SAGE R plsS.s
enc sen ERAsrU Us c5 ys i'1 Presdsns
Usi'. .Hs skG EsF'fs essnSssny
tho 5 sSasTa naalfS s5,'pa
i1 H K1Tssd
iPs WY + psi i s'is
o 81 FEED Company
'n' Don'S isa v%aNG Fraas COMPANY
the Rochester, N;ga;s Railroad Co.
of the Buffalo and Looiport Railroad Company.
ITO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS OF NEW YORK CITY,
L LOUIS SHAH RsAttornsy at.law ofCanton, stark
county Ohio at present visit to this city. take plea
In informing all those having claims Of doubtful
cha or s d the sse of 3 sS
ready to make satisfactory arrangements to col
lect the it possibly be DONE Letters
him at the Post office here will be ttended to by him
his return from Phadelpha city, for which place he will
leave the 7th inst.
NEw,OMNIBUS LINEs-A NEW LINE OF OMNIBUsEs
IN will commence running Tuesday, June 7th,
from the Roosevelt Catharine and Jackson ferries to the
ferry pass along South street. touching at the above
ferries then through Gouverneur street Pitt street
to Seventh street. through Seventh street
Second avenue through Second to Twenty-se
up Broadway and Sixth avenue to Crystal Palace.
NoTIcE--TICKETs GIVEN FOR CHANGE BY THE
IN undersigned will be redeemed in silver gold. In
future specie will be given for change.
l.. COSTING, proprietor Of the French and
American Restaurant II Nassau street.
N BIO accommodate the public, sxpences shillings,
and three be bad ut cent in parcels
Of from five to six dollars each by applying from till
o'clock 4. NJ in the restaurant.
4 PRIZE FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF TIE
IA Fine Arts Hart Dudley have in their store
valued at $25 secretary $5. and writing desk at 500,
which the three who will
design and for them the mort beautiful paper
mache music foo committee of three dnterested per-
h So for which each Is entitled to fifteen lessons in
awarded the first day Of September next thereore ali
wish engage In this beautiful enterprise shoud
their purpose The books to receive appca
ons where all further particulars be learned and the
prizes at the store No. 5 Broadway opposite to
Metropolitan Hotel
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tremendous bargains In English three-ply
and Ingram carpets, at HIRAM ANDERSON'S, 90 Bow.
ssyl6 600 yards Of ingram carpeting, at 25s 800, 40c
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Worlds Fair and Crystal Palace Depot, 42l
1..sdv. for the sale Of bset shoes and CATERS com
Ssnt below the price, Please call and examna
- vourselyes, at JONES'S, 42l Broadway.
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- oc per yard spring designs
Splendid Carpetings for Spring Sales, 1852
SMITH 4 LoUNsBsRRY, AS Pearl street. are now re-
%
leg haSns been
TO offer At very great inducements.
~Tho most Wonderful Book ever Written
n Of n,
ana a.issstory on. ever yrit.sn "Truy an Inspired
.s:a :n'is y;
BY nss E.. P
Sa iai H istaaa sem Il Ro a. sAfs g.
Defiance snlamander Safes, CnyIer's Pa
tent-RoBERT H. PATRICK is the sole ssufacturer in
S"n imponssrsbo D.aanos sc"%. the best safe. and
s Door
Sewing Mschines-For Stitching Fine Linen
and cotton goods These machines greatly improved
any 0T this No other
Or one sde Our machines do the work WITH per-
Sns s ss@
Brsndr-ts's PHI. Ios Years before the Pub
IcDr Brandreths oheo now IS Lsp.nafd street one
Ns IL % q
sss s, % sS as s sd
incapable Of the corrupt humors ~ fast a
ms@ent existence undergoing change and renewal
10 this
purefacton and lite natural conscquence-death
the operation Of which experience has beyond
doubt proved always where nature not entirely exhaust
In the establishment Of health Brandreths pills.
the hundred and they have been used have
proved themselves fully capable Of securing this object
Their sale 10 million of boxes annually and
the wise will them Calomel opium and other remedies
Of ts class losing ground with honest physicians who
pills adding thereby greatly to their One ply
scan writes to that he has constantly prescribed the
pills in his extensive practice with the happest
suits But he adds she public and medical still view
them with cold suspicion because worthless quack
remedy up equal and sometimes superior claims
10 n base level with these nostrums."
At ca Lispcnard street pamphlet Of 80 pages
without charge containing the
Of the effects Brandreth pills in his practice during
period years The letter OF Dr. Thomas Hazard
Is alec the This little book will be
very valuable nvads and those having the Of the
alex The advice the result Of actu' experience and IL
followed, will be productive Of much benefit.
Rams mber. Dr. BPS Office for the sale Of his pills Ia at
o. Lispenard street, Broadway "a Bowery and 2i
Hudson street, New York Philade pha No. North
Eighth street. The pubic's servant, ID. BRANDRETH
10arnud's Liquid Hair Dye II, wftnoaC ex-
ppton reservation the best invented Beware
pulled dyes Equally celebrated is Gpurands Mcd,acd
sp for curing mplcs freckes saliowncss chaps rough
nsss 40 Poudre Subtitle upoots hair from Of the
vsfksv street. Broadway.
A6mverb HsIr Dyer ana Eeautiryer. cheap
dyee the red white gray hair light dark
rietl A and
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Pianos Manufactured by A. 6assford have
attracted deserved attention They possess great DO wer
briansy Of Tone and are upequaed In repeating quail
81 tho Courier and Enquirer and leading journals speak Of
them from knowledge In high terms We advise
readers to call at COS Broadway before purchasing
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THE TRADES, &C.

THE TRADES. &C.
= q =
DAGUERREOTYPE HANDS WANTED THOSE WHO
have rad experience In taking sitngs and doing the
usual work Of daguerr- type may obtain
situations Of Rees Co., $50 Broadway.
VTAITERS ATTEND THE THIRD MONTHLY MEET
of the Walters Union will be held at Grand street
Hall on Monday evening, June 9th Members partcu
larly requested to attend W. s. HAMILTON, SEQ.
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which Wy :.DsysS i Z. PsSSf
shores Of the country in tho general objects Of the
These satsns. have organised their department fol-
in misunderstanding Of the Superintendent;
.G5 anS Shsm'''y
ESw ssr y vinsent-T:atiis Fabrics;
Felix Piatti-sculpture
.ss:s.
4iss?fs livingston 5asa',s
s ss%Isn J
Henry r. pu1h.m' John Dunhan,
j:ss. M:S;isss WV E ss::s:.
- . THEODORE sEDew1cK. President.
L G. STUART. Assistant Secretary. ''''''
Fishing Banlxs.-If you Wish to Enjoy a
dsshsu take TIP to the Banks AXIS on board the
1 sss 81 Gsf
% SCI 'A'' ZOE 0s
new Daguerrean gallery, Of Broadway
e. .'''
ss y s BE-
s nss M 'Iys the
finished exquisite fitting no low rents
'''''' Merchant Tailor,. No. Murray street
just received from Paris-5OO pairs or Gents
su ' Leather
porium, 5 Broadway, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
Boots, Shoes, Ladies' and ChiIdren's CATERS
s'?
JUN liz Hudson street.
Summer Mantillas and Lace shawIs, at
FRANK RE n sS . Cons 81 very
th.. ladies' should 70 mean: S$is hi:
stock Of silk mantilas every description bssusifa
y.5iog and novel in style thathe most fastd0us be
You Can't Lose your Hat II you have your
;1ss opposite Chambers Tho .aIy hs.ssrs hs
they have applied patent for I'll. Invention, and
% PSs ys'H his hat Of
ss1rhe Flower Queen. "-Wortis by Miss Cross
BY; the music By Geo. F. Root. will be given by select
K Mash sVs on Tuesday june at The Ashsnsum Hail.
Teas.-The best assortment OF fine Teas will
e of p Sin sa No.
Oldest establishment in the city We
Window Shades best Assortment In the
ssd k.ads Sss.gs supplied rss hands:
ss, and
large ados painted and lsttsred to order
Eior style
yyorld,s Fair and Crystal Palace Depot, 42l
Irsdwy for the sale Of boots shoes and CATERS com
r; sss :'
Pianos Manufactured by A. sassford have
attracted deserved attention They possess great
sy In fsPe'Tn IL. Ts
Courier and ENQUIRER and leading journals speak Of
ssaders to call at COS Broadway before purchasing,
Diamond Rings for sale, set In solid Is carat
eight nine eleven and thrteenp for cash or
trade paper Factory No. 81 Broadway corner Of
turing Jeweller.
Crystal Palace Carpets, Mt Hiram Ander-
sons eight spacious salssrooms 90
~ carpets imported exhibition at the New York Crys
Tremendous bargains In English three-ply
and ingram carpets, at HIRAM ANDERs0Ns, 90 Bow.
p. ,srS az spring
Splendid Carpctings for Spring Sales, 1883
N. .ss % Pearl STOCK s.T
tapestry Brussels three ply ingram carpstings Of
previous to the prices they enabled
to offer at very great inducements
ssThc most Wonderful Book ever Written
-" most noble work. most beautiful and omplete
e. al s e.. S . II. al. rs
and satisfactory one ever Truly an Inspired
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AZ Tuttls's Every Chime m Tribute sEanU,
T =. si ,SdSin. Chinese e ne. Z. SPRINGS.
I; *: 81 ILL.,: .:::.
sss: sss ,s:i c,.''
And TO serve all--ioi on parls Francois.
asa -Batchelor's Celebrated Hair Dye and
''slIsS Isl
% sSn e IN s' 4: vs :sSpn'a y nam 'n.A '
Buehanans Hair Dye and wig ManufAc.
s T. s q
T. SSRp pps
Don't Have sailow or Coarse or Dark Skin,
s Ma, Il e
eruption gimpls: salt rhsnm a. and making the most
Depot removed to 6l-mind 81 Walker street
stop that Grumbling Growing and Eter-
tell you Where e s the Sssss
closest c Ana shave you ever had your life Eli
whisksr: AZ g Nassau the Liberty
Though Tail, Majestic, and Possessing
1i 81: s.s
nS's hairs By the use % Hills
e not sau.!sd Call at Nassau next the
I've no whiskers, and I Don't Think I'm
1t WILL in six weeks the beard grow strong
and luxuriant and will not stain njure the skin 81
PEI bottle sent to any part Of the country Sold by c.
GRAHAM, SO Ann street. and by all druggists
Progress in Hair Dycing.-It is amusing
hair dyes paraded peor they
long Nothing should suppose could be
drawback in their value The chemistry Of the hair has
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The most Beautiful Pictures are now being
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They indeed Of art and give entire salts
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