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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-04

CONNECTICUT
1hs Connecticut State election for Governor. Leute-
nanA Governor, members OF Congress- Legislature and
Probate Judges win take place to day. The following
~ lsmocrstic and wing tickets -
srAn OFFICES.
Democrat. Wing
Governor. ........ .Thos H. Seymour, Henry button.
Lieut. Governor. Charles H. Power, Nathl O. Kellogg
Treasurer ...... Edwin Stearns. Thomas Robinson.
Sea. Of State. John p c. mather, Daniel W. Camp.
Comptroller Rufus g. Pnney. Allyn s. Stillman
FOR xKaIBs1ss OF CONGRESS-
Democrat. Whid
District 1........ James T. p. att Charles Chapman
- 2........ Colin NJ Ingersoll, Austin Baldwin
ST.. Nathan Beicher Daniel p TYLER
4......... Origen s. Seymour William w WEIGH.
plurality vote Will elect members Of Congress and
the Senators and Representatives to the Legislature.
Jhestate officers and Probate Judges must have majo-
sity Of the whole number Of votes cast.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
An election for municipal officers viii be held to-day in
Cincinnati great deal Of excitement exists in regard
70 the public schools The Catholics are favorng div
sion Of the school fund.- for the purpose Of establishing in
situations Of learning for the exclusive Of children
whose parents belong the Catholic church. which the
Protestant portion Of the community seem decidedly to
oppose The following the different candidates for
$he Office Of Mayor
Dem.- D. T. snelbaker. Indepen whg-J. L Ross,
Free schoo-Jas D. Taylor. Outsidcr-Benj. J. Irwin.
outsider-I. N. Taylor.
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
The charter election in Columbus, Ohio, takes place to-
day. The following are the Aayoralty candidates.
Denocratic-John L. Bryan. Whig-L English.
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
The candidates for the Office of Mayor at the Municipal
ection which takes place in Cleveland today, are
fem.-Abner C. Brownell. whg-Buckey stsdman.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
An election for city officers win take place in st. Louis
day. We find John How running as the democratic
.ndidate for Mayor, ard Charles P. Chouteau the
copies ticket for the same office.
IN Council Bluff City, the first election for Municipal,
cers will be held to-day under the city charter.
Louisiana will elect to- day Judges of the Supreme
Court.
IN Springfield, Mass. there is to be elect;oa for
County Commissioners.
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and desirable preparation fer preserving restoring and
identifying the hair the world produced The
Of the country trade is especially invited exsmne this
article from the following rsAsons-firt II pays the
teller more than usual profit secondly its reputation is
eases Of the most pleasing and satisfactory character
history Of che matcra medica Reled at the remarkable
low price Of cents in large handsome bottles Sold
manuacturers prices by the principal obcrs drugs
fancy goods in New York PHILADELPHIA Boston, Or
leans &C. &c. and by all retail dealers where
and country. Principal wholesale depot, l6l broadway,
up stairs. ID. &. BARNES, Proprotor.
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Map Of the City of New York, with plain
directions for finding any street public Mace Price
cents For sale by CARR HICKS Stationers So Nassau
street.
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE FURNITURE THE HIGHEST PRICE
paid for household furniture panofortes feather beds
carpets oilcoths clothing, watches firearms, surgical in
quadrants scxtants, light wagons harness
any other property. Apply TO RICHARD WALTERS, IS
Division street one door from the corner OF Market sree
ITO FURNITURE DEALERS AND THOSE GOING To
Il Northumberland SCHNEIDER AZ Canai
street three doors from Broadway Of cabinet
urntre having to OF the building coming
down, ner for sale large assortment Of superior rosewood
and mahogany furniture consisting OF rich paror sets
etagerce centre tables bookcases music stands bodstead
amors, and mahogany wardrobes dressing bureaus and
wassfands debonrd extension tables and dining
chairs sofas Md chairs in nreloh Voltere and easy
aLars, &c, &c These articles made expressly fer ts
city trade OF the best and will he sold ~
price, Gusurpased Mr. Ceor retiring from business
G. a. SCHNEIDER VIZ Let MAY 70 100 Canal street
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0ousnnM's LAquSa HAM Dye n Wsshsus g.
z sy y: ss:'
sosp for curing pfnPsa frsskes chaps renEA
i s's s:si i'Ssss; s' M i IA. "a s:.
WAgs ana Tsspsss-Baashslor's New seyas
-. ssiy I'VE IVA
In shs sisy. Copy the address
Trussea, Shoulder Braces, Female Support
ladies' belts and braces inst.uns.t: for club feet
E snss bow legs weak fac Sr
win: leg: elastic and kind Of
Neuralgia, Nervous Debality, Rheumatism,
s ad s
This which can be By hundreds q e
IS Ann street, one door below Nassau
A Singular Discovery has been made for the
ei:. md ali Of Che sim
y sailing Il .ss enc: q &. :aS.sfss; 10
''A- -''A'' '''A'' HARVEY / WALLACE.
ind this elegant restorative at 500 Greenwich
e. a Hays % axe
particularly invited to give this article = trial.
Rheumatism, scrofuIa, &c.-Hyatt's Life
Basam the remedy the
Fsnn
been severely afflicted with rheumatic pains be
bic to get out of he'd without asstanc 1t cured Mr.
Holly ~ Market street. Of dreadful of scroula
for which lie had been treated in the New York Hospital six
months and then ncurabe 1t thou
sands OF equally desperate which have been published
in the Herald Snn and other papers Principal Depot 6
Grand street. Price IS cents per bottle.
Rheumatism. - ALI who Suffer from this
dsease should avail themselves of tho benefits that
Invaluable remedy, M0RTIMER's rheumatic compound
acute. chronic The that cured
and that finding relief should induce oil resort
to it, See advertisement in this paper.
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OyrcE No So Broadway, New York.
Of their that prises fer excel
lenee In the several departments Of the exhibition will be
awarded under the direction capable and eminent
the board Of Directors invite artists and
o. taste to offer designs prize medal thar
three inches diameter that shall be suitable TO the above
purpose and illustrative Of the objects OF the exhibition
The offerings should be addressed the subscriber sealed
and superscribed Designed for Medal"
They will be opened the third day Of June by
mttee upon whose award the Of hundYed dollars
will be paid to the author Of tho design selected.
WIN. WHETTEN, Secretary.
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psir wbsers the nomeat it applied without injury Ia
lhe hair skin IL he washed Immediately witbont
dstnrlng the color and has no bad odor I applied p
rately, solo at PHALoNs Wig Factory ia2 and sl7
b. Nicholas Hotel, and by druggists generally.
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from small card 80 o book Newspaper, call at s. r.
CALIAHAk'S, 1l3 Nassau street Daily Times Building
Superior type good wcrhmen, and promplcss IN ime
Abe order Nv tbIr otlce.
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w. III. McDonnld's Commercial Newspaver
Advertising House, lee Nassau street, Of Ann.
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Credltable to the Age we Live int 4. Inn.

Crpu1tuUIe 10 inc Age VIC LIVc HIT Is I'm.
possible for gentleman to wear unbecoming ill
shaped hat Il he wishes to appear CONNIE fault His
with the beauty extracted purest Day and Mar
TIM" his hands be gloysd by Stewart, jeweed
ton the effect Of al is sure to be by
Enthusiastically KNOX 4 JAMES of the " Prescott HAT
Store are to the age live in patronixe
them Their establishment is the corner OF broadway
and Spring street.
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Excelsior Steel Pen-A new and vegy
Superior article Country dealers will find this the most
quill. For sale with good Assortment Of blank books
Nassau street.
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royent badness and 60 restore hair that has fallen or
eseme thin, and TO eu-e scurf or dsadrrn invest Il
E;h brilliant gloss permanent car for sale
Sc 57 broadway Under the 81 Scbelse patei md eli
lssg tior0s IN every city.
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Lace and Muslin Curtains, Mt reduced prices,
the best assortment in the city at kelly FERGUSON
Window Shade and Curtain Store No. 29 Broadway one
dOOrabOye Reade street.
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EXTRA PAY.


TT s. NAVY EXTRA PAY oFFICE.-OFFICERS,
~ seamen and marines the Pacific, from 1886 TO 1872
obtain their extra pay.
THOMAS BRAYNARD, 81 Wall street.
TINTED STATES sEAMEN's EXTRA PAY OFFICE.
~ 90 Wall street, front Office second anor-ohcerp,
served any United states vessel on the Pacific ocean from
June lsAG, to February, 1852 entitled to double
hppIS NJ stove y. ROWING, Ascat.
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Crystal Palace Letter-PaPsr,-A Superior
article of letterpaper, with superb steel plate head
ing Of the New York Crystal Palace, for sale BY
CARR HICKS Stationcrs, No. 50 Nassau street.
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asr Dye.-R"scheiOr'a Celebrated Liquso
har dyc the best get discovered soloras hair
whskeTs the moment Is applied The wonderful ease acs
certainty with which this avoritc and old established
dye performs IS artoasng It Is sale or spped A.
BAfGhELORS wig factory, No. Wall street
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Orange Mountain Water Cure, South
Orange to this institution take the Morris
Essex Railway foot of Cortlandt street. at 81 IL NJ
and and O'Clock p NJ Distanc fourteen miles
C. c. SELLERS BROTHER, Proprietora
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proves that science mid nature supporting the
Of hair after the natural juices have partially failed
H Application every loose fibre becomes fixed, and the
growth h renewed His hair dye produces the only
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Diamonds Mt Importing Priccs-The sub
.Srhsr offers for sale diamonds original packages lott
carat Office and saesroom SS1 Broadway corner white
street, MP stairs DAVID RAFT Importer
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English and French Hair md Tooth Brush
es, dressing combs &c.-W J. DAVIS CO., 40 Cortandt
street. have Just received few OF the above which
they offer to the trade at the lowest cash prices.
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Wilder's Patent Salamander Safes, with
Rich's celebrated be had
ly Of the manufacturers STEARNS MARVIN 1916 Water
street. New York, the sole owners of Richs patent.
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Carpetings-Pcterson u Humphrey, 37s
Broadway daily receiving per packets Europe
addition al supplies Of rich elegant carpeting
rr fabric and styles entirely and particularly adapt
stores selling similar goods.
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mhoM a &C.. luton a. ssnccG-A scnsoic man
Of discriminating individual who carries
Knox beaver his head There dsputin the ct-a
postyes and eSmparatyss hut take word for it. the
first shower will convert the positive into negative and
the comparative into cooked hat. To hattedO new
verb which must be corrugated at No. lS Fulton street.
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Splendid CarPetings. Smith q I4Ounsbery
ssook OF velvet tapestry Brussels three ply and ingraiI
ssspetng Of ehaste and elegant designs which, having
they enabled to offer at great inducements.
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Shirts, Hosiery, Gloves, FOR the Million
We invite all who wish shirt display and
@ without turtle. delay The hosiery
Of feet The best Of kid gloves store
the demand Of million more. FOGGAN CROKER,
l62 Canal street, corner Of Sullivan.
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Canal Street Carpet Store, 20 Canal street.
A. PETERSON CO. call the attention Of their friends
and the public to their stock of and elegant
ust received from the celebrated bought
before The late advance in prices and for sale full
cent less than those purchased at the present rates.
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shipments fer tho seasonWe have received per Atlantic
and ASIA cases Of needlework all OF which jobs'
bought with extra discount and specially adapted for
embroidered goods expressly trade
Jobbers alone solicited.
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DR. Wheeler, Oculist, receives Patients Mt
his residence, 20 Barclay street, from A. H. to p. NJ
Diseases tie matter how long standing
obstinate they be in their nature
tually eradcated and permanent effected Artificial
eyes for sale and inserted
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Paper Hangfngs. Francis Pares u Co., No.
Broadway receiving styos OF the richest
decorative French and American paper ngs which they
offer at Wholesale aad retail prices Skilfl
workmen are employed to hang the papers, &c.
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Rich Furniturc.-Jullus Dcssoir, SAB Bread
way having hand large stock Of rich furniture elegant
and original in design and Of superior now
prepared to offer the prices usually charged for
much inferior article The public respectfully invited
to call and examine the same.
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NovELLo's CHEAP MUsIc.-srcuLAR MUSIC

NTOvELLos CHEAP MUsIC.-sEcULAR Music
IN Novelties especial editions for Irish
mslcd with symphonies and by Sir John
Stcvcpson.J Alfred Eovoo, Of $50 Broadway New York,
has the pleasure TO to the public Of the United
States OF America that he ha made with abe
proprctors Of the copyright Of these popular songs which
enables him TO supply the whole Of Moores Irish meodss
to which Sir John Stevenson lent his eongena aid 81 tus
than for the printing and import duties
The original Dublin edition therefore DO obtained 40
$40 broadway and by ordering Novelties edition, 81 all mu-
sellers In the United Sateseither In two volnmes O
pages at ~ each elegantly bosnd with appropriate en-
bems In green and gold in twenty four numbers con-
tanning either three duos Of the low eost
nineteen each number Tho songs OF Scotland
melodies arranged with piano
forte nccompaninent by q. y. Graham, H. Nude o. T.
Surenpe n H Dibdin Finiay Dun, &c. illustrated with
Al biographical and critical notes, by g. FarquhAc
Graham Ia THU umbers price thirteen cents, In
three volumes price 81 each Novelties catalogue, Wis.,
No orran music No sacred muGis English words No.
mnsic the Of choral societies. No Instrumental
M sic No vocal music (seclarl; No sacred music
LATIN, TO no gratis Mt 80 Broadway, forwarded by
receipt OF cent for postage Of each catalogue
six cents for the catalogue complete in one volume
DIANoFoRTEs-EIGHT SECOND HAND SQUARE
and two do boudor pianos at prices from $50 $7s;
pianos for sale low; also fine assortment of
Hcws celebrated American patent action pianos Pianos
to rent, BY N y b. CURTIsS, ti7 Broadway.
pIANotoRTE FOR sALE-FoR SALE, ON ACCOUNT
ofleaying for Europe, hands
psnore by ofthe best makers this city bought
In De cembcr last. Inquire street. be.
tween and clock.
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Gus Fixtures! Gas Ffxturcs!! Cheaper
than ever Persons contemplating moving the LIST
May would find 1t to their interest to call at the
tory and warerooms Of JAMES G. MOFFETT examine
his new and splendid assortment Of iers brackets
pendants &C. for dwellings stores &c. Wholesale and re.
TAIL at 9 and 21 Prince street. third block west Of
way. N. B.--Pipes laid In buildings.
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Personal Inspection Ia the Test Applied by
GREEN No. Aston House. to every shirt that leaves his
establishment. II there Ia blemsh the shirt
Hence the uniformity Of the shirt he furnishes Tcy
completely alike Moreover they reach his
at the time specified.
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RACE WATERS, the exclusive agent for the sale r.
Gilbert Co.'s unrivalled pianos with and without the
eoan has removed from the second to the floor
of Anthony street 1873 Broadway extensive atera
tons being made and the being way
he will sell them at large discount Among the
may be some elegantly carved pianos with pearl keys
hand phene $780, will be sold for $50 Two reed
organs for churches, &c, &c.
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THEIRS have the pleasure Of the public
they the first who have introduced steam taking
Eueseetypes The great rapero,ty Of the plates
themselves and in the pictures that daily leaving
tablishmen Artfts and importers 2s3 Broadway first
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1t is often said that " Nothing Is Perfect -
but the daily experience attest that SINGERS
Sewing Machines nearly perfect that sug
ges defect in them From the finest linen to leather hall
inch in thickness they all fabrics perfectly These
machines and their products always cOurteousy exhibit
cd at the principal office, 258 Broadway.
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Twenty five Cent ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q
Co.. the origin al cheapest picture world
their new German system and power plate machine cha
enge the world and all initiating rivals compete with
them In taking pictures either in quality price
number taken daily at their rooms, S9 Broadway.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
NJ SEE THIRD AND SEVENTH PAGES. ga

THE MILITARY.
A RM0RY, $50 BROADWAY, NEW YORK APRIL Q,
n E53.-Company order
CITY GUARD
The officers noneommsoned officers and prvates Of this
command hereby directed to at the Armory
Monday April at O'Clock H., in full uniform, for
parade Bring your oyercoat with you: BY order.
PAUL V. MONDON Lieut.. Commanding.
HEDpEN, Orderly.
IRISH RIFLES, ATTENTION.-THE FIRST COMPA
ny Irish Rifles will meet MT their drill room, No. Chat
ham Hail. ts; evening, at ~ o'cock, in full uniform to
enrol members and transact other buness of
EDWARD BUTLER Captain.
CHARLES DuNLEAvy, Orderly Sergeant
MICHAEL u. HOGAN, Secretary.
MURCH GUARD, ATTENTION!-A MEETING OF
M Of the above company will take place this evening, at
the Head Quarters of Third
street. at eight o'clock TO make our semi
Bual target excursion Punctual attendance
By order Of II. T. WEST, Commandant.
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FUuft0 Avchuc OpenHnS.-AH EScrBOnB In.
treted opposing the opening Of the Fourth
the charges Of the employed in the
work, requested TO meet ut Tammany Hail. Monday
afternoon, 4h april at O'clock M to devise such
be deemed Advisable TO defeat the entire
project
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REMOVALS.

DEMovAL.-MANUFACTUR DEPOT OF BRUs-
III sells and Chantilly aces transferred to No 1873 Broad
just received by last steamer carton of rich point
lace founccs Also carton of point lace dem wells
THE AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY HAVE THIS
day removed their Office from No 10 Wall No.
az Broadway. WELLS, BUTTERTIELD It co.
THE BROADWAY BANK HAS REMOVED TO THEIR
J. banking house, No 237 broadway, Of Park
place. j. L. EYERITT, Cashier.
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THE LECrURE sEAsON.

~0S~SN~~~NNN~NNNNN
mr. wIETING, AT THE BROOKLYN INSTITUTE,
~ this evening at " o'clock lectures on DIGESTION the
tobacco with his splendid and extensive collection Of
mankins, skeletons, paintings, models, &C. Admission
l21s cents.
IL at the Broadway Tabernacle Monday, April 9th,
Wednesday 9Th and Friday 10TH at halpast o'clock
The subject for this evening-Popedom Temporal Power
of the Pope. Tickets, twenty five cents.
MR.. JOHN OWENS WILL DELIVER HIGHLY IN.
M terestng and lecture his peroas
of Mont Blame in the upper saloon Of Chinese
Building every evening this week. Admission 50 cents.
Lecture to commence at quarter before eight.
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Gs1 n REWARD WILL BE PAID TO ANY PERSON
pIU who finds the body Of man who fell off the slocp
E Of Fort Lee the I'd of April and drowned in
North river the west shore above Fort Washington
point. He had on flannel and check or hickory shirt
block hair The finder will leave word of the with
Mrs. Clark, 4S3 Washington street, or at Fort Lee.
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yIrANTED-IY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w itlGtion chlml ormaid and alter. She Is willing
assist washing and ironing il required The
city TefefsIce to given Please call at No 80 Wcs
JwtrtytilG ftrtct, tctweep Ninth and Tenth avenues
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.
CRYSTAL PALACE.-WANTED, A PARTNER, POS
~ sessing capital of about So 600 to 1000 to join the
advertiser one Of the best paying undertaking. at the
above spot In of other establishments
to attend would sell OF them for s. 900 cash.
Address Capital, Herald office.
GOPARTNERSHIP.--THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS
~ day formed oopartnershp in the merchant tailoring
and clothing business under the and firm of VIM W.
PARCELS a Co, 81 John street, corner of Nassau
VIM w. PARSELLS
JOHN ID. GIBSON,
New York April i, 1859 sAML. PHILLIPS
KTOTICE.-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
IN existing between the undersigned under the of
hopkins Hodges this dissolved by mutual
Either party authorized to tho Of the firm in IL
qpidation. j. N. HOPKINS,
New York April !, 1853 l.. T. HODGES.
N Hopkins will continue the jewery business at No.
ITO Broadway,
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MUSICAL.

1IOMAN AND BoUDoIn PIANOS, NELODRoNs
IN musical merchandise. Wholesale and rctaa0rsss
bargains In pnos and second hand. Pianos with and
without the proved nolsn made BY Halet, Davis Co.
j. Cbers patont boudoir pianos for small Dealers
and supplied ut lowest rates Pianos
to lot. T. y. BERRY CO., " broadway.
AIRS. sEGUIN, PROFESSOR OF VOCAL MUSIC,
M italian and English sacred and secular has decided
devote each day for the instruction
ladies private Or these intended for tho stage concert
concerning terms Ipans &C. AZ her residence, 50 white
street. Broadway.
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MLLINERY AND DREssMAKIN0,

IL and Partisan millinery goods depot Purchasers Of
goods who DESTROYS tho and choicest
styles with the strctes economy hereby respectfully
invited to examine twcntyone ribbon just
ceived the Humbot selected with great within
short time in the Paris and London market.
M. II. LICHTENSTEIN, 80 Bowcry cor of Hester 1T.
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yNANTED-A SITUATION, BY 4 RESPECTABLE
w Young woman, as iadys maid late from London:
making and all kinds Of plain sewing aud
the making Of fro musns also has good knowledge
Lair dressing Good roferonec. Has objection 10 the
country 70 travel Csn seen Ter two days W No lsS
Fifteenth street. corner u JjItt avenue
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O100 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAIR OF EAR
%lUO rings single dia mond in each and drop shape
Of formed Of large pearl aud diamonds One
quet Of flowers in pearls Heinrich and Elizabeth"
with diamond in the centre One heavy plain gold ring
with large diamond. Ono large India cashmere shawl,
black field large border Two fifty dollar California gold
coins octagons The above reward will be paid for the
covery Of the shawl and ewery alsne Fifty dollars
for the conviction of the thief with whatever
may remain Of the stolen money Information to be left
with the Chief of Police.