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Tobacco Chewers, Attention ,-Ir you want

to get article of tobacco which really luxury
and free from all ingredients whatever inquire
for A. BUCHANAN CO.'S premium natural leaf sun
cured which be procured At most of the hotels
tbe city at the Virginia Tobacco Agency so cortland
street This tobacco its received
miu at the great Worlds Fair in London but its
trinse e1ceence is its hest recommendation Try it, The
propretors also keep extensive assortment Of
sesars, Virginia tobacco, 30, at so Cortandt street
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OF hELLINGEhS Magic Fluid fer restoring the hair
Pause moment, and think of man aud he An meri
can having in his possession that wh.h science and
phlos ply have failed to accomplish In
the face Of the earth 1t next TO i'm fail
les frat friends its best The is
Ia Ned
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expressed in strong the idea that rapid revolution
must take place TIE art of sewing that grandch
drsn when told that long
not by machinery will hear the story with wondering in
sreoutyn This revolution active progress
the agent BY which il Singers sew
ing Machines These machines do perfect
material which other machine They
l. NJ SINGER A Co.
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or washes ofdoes not injure but improves the hair-
prcc only four shagg LAFON IT'S soluble Jet. 1t dive
H. bit and dark brown jet black Try IL. TO make thu
hair naturally dark from the roots "a bottle
Jones' ,oral hair restorative 1t dresses bad hair
stops IL falling of. dandru &c. The depot is re-
moved to 6i-beware, tl-Walke strost.
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yeen bald from fifteen to twenty-five years has set
dosn among those things to be by the
ART Or ingenuity Of man. Dr. KELBINGER has among
creds astonishing cases the most undenabe proof of
t~.Dy hye years badness restored Call 40
tiles, at 81; 80 per dozen.
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@53~-BsschelOr's Celebrated Hair Dye s1G
Wig FACTORY Ia removed 10 No 233 Broad gay opposite
hne Park fountain Bachelors veil earned fame sufh
sient guarantees to all who patrons, him. that their
can DO betcr supplied by him trp ~ ether esab
neat Ia tAe void
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tent-KOBERT NJ PATRICK is the sole turer in
Che United states Of the above celebrated safes and c.
Gsfhns lmpenetrabe Defiance Locks the best safes
locks combined in the world Depot 1872 Pearl street.
door below Maiden lane formerly 80 John street.
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Importance q Oceasional Use OF Brsn-
.ars Z sy sssS.
fall yss that freeing them daily ron 4. erudi.i:: they vii
q H. ss se-
M p ua sas ou % s,S bleed
~. s ssnss
SR , Their chances O
p Which, vino 0ans .ys tho
age or weakest frame, but or unhealthy &C.
which sis sr ssss 4:
rss An
s'ss S."s who
riches honors slsns aequirs%sss 60
s ss's
.hs.. . Saas 81 ''r
.tv vas Past forty for many years he had been
Rs''sf H9sa ssS 81 p sis
'ss n's and shsy ..d
os living proof of the power Of Brandehs pills health
Dr. for twenty years suffered from disease tho
S,sh..s s..sss prayed ss..h lsass d,f
sss g os s Su him
Ti' ass $s s.:sf b, &c: or:
proved niseias +: had taken and him
each day 'y
intense pain which his doctors Of
s' 5 srss & %ss
use :ss
P
.ns retire The pill were given two hour and pso
before shs :i.tS expired shs d
h. wa. 'hs 5 Of s left him. In
Young man Of twenty FIVE Of healthy con.ti
spies night %
Eli: brandy; s'i ssvs lin
ia. sim suffered severely asked 10 take ysi
ssn pills and sSou
two wine Of brandy in less than thirty minute
once pain day he wa; .Sou. his usual
AsrHMA-A female, aged forty, sadly afflicted with
e.. he % aS n. Sr
Peared hope; she determined pills Every
on .hi sss
has bad no attack Of asthma for ten years.
sS: % s'ss
Min IL
the The He at spa p
blessed sG me %c
h the ssas for s s % st
found himself as We'll as ever Had the pills not been
Lei a. these which give upon
ties required to But ur snesrs
enthusiasts impostersdo not egn maades pretend
psbs curing their maades and securing greater sun,
total Of health than they can obtain without them
every other been tried when the
has been weakened by pleading by
y they
have assured is those sensible who
oostvc out Of order who de-
rive the greatest advantage frem their use
nj lingn v0 n mi boYe duriur kho
year boxe; per month the
year through The efficacy of medicine is determined
better h1 nsdcus
finds fault. There is earth why should
have yet used them Let Of character and honesty
they % hn s :,
dittributon and timely use Of this medicine.
tn and the sSse
Th. make s1Pend 70 make known far and
though they have different medicine this
the n nSs IN sss s
Brsndreths pills DO not feel am doing my duty to
largely advertise and otherwise make known the efficacy Of
there pills that no fault may remain main At ny door people
At Is LIS epard street. pamphlet of thrtywo pages
i the eject pills Ss
period Of sixteen The latter Of Dr Thomas Heard
and having the care the
sick The advice the result Of actual experience
RememSsr Dr. ocs for the sale Of his pills is At 60
street New YORK; philadelphia, No North Eighth
Diamond JeWelry, at Manufacturers
By .h ss sS a
ware and OF the best quality at the
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sspsion reservation the best invented Beware
puhsd dyes Equally celebrated Is Gourauds Medetod
Soap, for snrDg sckles salio chaps
kc Peudre SUBTLE uproos hair from ans part
body. Liquid Rouge LILY White, and Hair Gloss No 81
WALKER street, Breadway
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te reach the fraternase Of the first in tho nson for
wealth intelligence and enterprise. Among whom
distinguished countrymen the Hon Moses. H. Grnneli.
mel III. TborIe of Sixteenth street the Ivug Cos
t,rs Janeways Liynrstons Morses, Ludlows millions
Lorillards, and the faculty generally.
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= - - -
MUSICAL,

-
EoIIAN PIANOS. AT AL BROADwAY.-A LARGE
~ assortment of pianos, from the celebrated house Of
Of W. Ladd Co With full supply Of new and
rSSs Ss sale g. low
BOSTON PIANos.-T GILBERT CO., THE cELE-
La, d to SnS OF the o
Of New York and vicinity and their Southern
serbsr 10 supply the trade Wholesale retail At factory
prices Co Is pianos we'll known need an
with and without The @oiian to Be- found in this
city The eolan does not interfere with njurs the plan
in the least T. q Co have just made scale
70 their pianos heh superior in and depth
that has ever before been 70 the public
the purchase refunded Sscor dband pianos
most liberal terms. Pianos to let horace WaTERs'
NO @ Broadway corner Of Anthony street publisher Of
nnfic dealer in musical instruments Of all kinds.
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION. or TWO PUPrIs
address, s. W. c. Herald ofse FERNS should they be N
strsoted At her own residence 80 quarter sure
CMITH's SUPERIOR vELopEoNs- THESE MELo
~ deons are tuned the equesl temperament, like Eoan
pianos and organs and superior TO any use har
%Gsy being equally good in al the Keys For sale whole
WATERS 3S3 broadway. corner Anthony street
SPORTING.
L,oR sALE-A VERY FINE NEWFOUNDLAND AND
- Bernard pup, six months old Apply between two
and three o'clock at No. 209 Church street.
CPoRT EXTRAORDINARY MATCH BETWEEN
will take place at sportmsns' Hall 20 Madison street on
Tuesday evening, June 2sth. Doors open at o'clock
T,BE SCHOONER LEWIS R. MACKEY CHALLENGES
the schooner George 8. Wood to sail a match fro the
foot o. Charlton stree, around the South West Spit and
s s,fs place Of starting for the sum Of $500 900
topaI 10 sal. QnSthe ia Of July 1853. Impulse NJ
A. I0sDAf's. corner Of Charlton and Rsst s.gsst
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LOST AND FOUND

OO0 REWARr.-LOST ON SATURDAY JUNE 25TH
RAU in Beach street. betv Hudson aod Green wich
streets diam nd ring which the highly il
being gift from dear friend The finder viii receive the
above reward by returning it to p. w. SPRAGUE IL
Cosptes clip ~ No ~ Beach street receive the
thanks Of the
T OsT-IN LAFAYETTE PLACE. AsTOR PLACE. OR
Il Broadway between Aston place and Tenth street, a
ladys black lace veil If left at No. "a East
street, the finder will be suitably rewarded.
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INSTRUCTION.


CADEMY OF PENMANSnIP.-0PENINGO OF GOLD
"a smiths writing at 362 Broadway OF
Franklin street These magnificent apartments spoken Of
by the the most beautiful suite Of opened
To tho public Mr. g. now prepared 20 receive limited
number of pupils Cards containing full particulars
he had at the academy For Sae-Goldsmiths System
Permanship elegant copy book quarto size
MADAME BARBER, pAkIsIAN TEACHER, WILL
Vl q, evening French class, from 20 O'Clock
te seen irow ftoor -, srns very woisgate -. Gs8ad
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-. neSex nas Iown Upcm Ms spn-
Hall for the accommodation of the public. 1t foil
and has been since the first Of Nay Of the first families
New York city Transient meals be had all hours
The air is and sracing NO mosquitoes ut
Rcre persons taken of to induce them
call again. Not shade of impropriety will be soun
zen aneed.
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Diamond Jeweiry, at Manufactures,

Akan0Du OeweHy, NJ monu10otur0r6'
prces.-W atches BY the best European makers dia-
noDds In packages in lots to suit purchasers silver
and jew ery of the very best atty at the
prices for sssh or Factory Ssl
Broadway, second floor corner Of W hite street.
DAVID RAFT, Importer and Manufacturer.
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CTATE SALOON, NO. 4S7 BROADWAY CORNER OF
- Broomo street-Ths splendid establishment is now
for the reception OF company Neither pains nor OK
have been spared In finishing furnishing stock
ing the bar y stocked with the choicest wines liquors and
tho larder with everything desirable tho
ord the oyster department with served
in every variety Of style Connected with saloon are
punhor private ooTp fitted up expressly for ladies
semp'nied ~ gentlemen, L. y, GRADY. Pso2siSt9g.
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French and English Engr.vings >

Canvas Drawing Papers, Squares
Colcys Pastel CrAvons, Pencils
Brushes, Water Colors, Diyidsrs.
Also glider aterials For sale by W. SCHAUS Ne,
33 Broadway, up stairs.
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r,rr Eursr Premium, Er-

FTTtWOTkN.-fIaUHeIdYF I1bG Premium EN.
hiion Fire No "a John street door from
fassau.-J H. Harley would IL 'orm his customers
others chat he has greater facilities for
mapds than II IL needless to speak praise
feds works but everything warranted buyers
be disappointed. Remember. No. "a John street:
i HARLEY
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WsrId's Fair and Crystal Palace Depot, Al
Broadway for the sale Of boots CATERS com.
png the largest assortment offered
below the usual Broadway retail price Mandatory and
anime, 1t Ii. b. JONES, AL Broadway.
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RESTAURANTS,

HoWLETTs MUSEUM SALOON BROOKLYN COR
ner Of Fulton and Orange streots-Turtle soup to
gether with all other kinds OF refreshment always or
baDd.
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WANTED-TO GO IN THE COUNTRY-A MAN AND
w wife, rs coachnsn and cook, either separately.
Must BIO Protestants, white oolored Apply TO s. e.
schenk 20 Nassau street from to O'Clock In the
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John K: OAKLEY, AUCTIONEER OAKLEY 4
WRIGHT will sell at action. Thursday June 80 At
Y o'clock M at the Msehanics Exchange 33 Fulton
street opposite City Hall Brooklyn 50 splendid building
lots on Lewis and Stuyvesant avenues and Hancock and
streets the most desirable part Of the Ninth
Of the city near the Fulton avenue line OF omnibuses
which to the different ferries i've minutes
the day and night Sale peremptory without
pouon OF we purchase money may remain ON bond and
and particulars apply to the auotoneer 3 Fulton
Brooklyn.
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WANTED-THIRTY TO FIFTY GOOD SLATE CUT
w ters for the Bruce Slate Quarrys Southern
mont Apply at No. 81 We'll street. te
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WANTED-A SALESMAN, BY WATCH IMPORT.
w er; ayoung unmarried man preferred Address Watch
Importer Tribune oce with amount Of salary required
WANTED-A SALESMAN WANTED IN WATCH
and jewslry store. Reference required Direct Post
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Jury NoTICE;-oEFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER
81 Of Jurors, City Hail. June ~. l8S3-Persops exempt
from Jury duty already registered such 81 this Office
will please call and place their exemption resord,
required BY law between the the Goth
inclusive WIN. A. WALKER Go nmssioner Of Jurors.
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SPORTYNG.

FOR SALE-A VERY FINE NEWFOUNDLAND AND
Il IT Bernard pup, six months old Apply bet veen two
and three o'clock. at No. 202 Church street
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ISLAND CITY BANK, NO. CATHARINE STREET
corner Of Division Subscribers 70 the capital stock
the above hank will please take Aotic8 that the
stslmsnt Of 10 cent will be payable at this Office
above the LIST day OF Jaly BY order Of the
Of Directors. JAMES O'bRIEN, Presidents
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r A. Chiffon, AUCTIONEsR.-AT KINGsBRIDGE
u. near Harlem river 1T auction, by COLE Chiffon
Monday, Jurs a. at u o'clock .t the Merchants Ex
change forty lots and plots Of land and piece of salt
meadow Of two and half acres desrably situated for
dwellings and business purposes the old
land formerly bes.gng 70 Robert kscon6 ESQ Ters
had ut the once Of the auctionee 10 street.
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WANTED-A BOY NOT LESS THAN FOURTEEN
" years Of age In engineers office. For further par
teulars apply at $50 Laurens street. from o'clock A.
after clock p. n.
Young MAN WANTED-ONE ACQUAINTED WITH
Il the retail dry goods business and thatan
band None need apply without the best Of
p. COLE, 866 Broadway.
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NoTICE-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
" existing and known rs the firm OF Bouton Tompkns
h this Gay dissolved by mutual consent persons having
claims against said rm will present the to Edwin
Bouton No. ~ Houston street he Is the only
thoraed to collect all the debts and settle NIL the claims Of
said firm. Signed EDWIN BOUTON.
New York, June a. 1853. l.. ID. T0MPKTNS.
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the city, meeting of the licensed oarmeo Of the city
and county Of New York held At r. Garricks Sixth
Ward ote Of Centre and DUANE streets Friday
evening June a. for the purpose Of peonng the Mayor
and Common Coune increase Of the rate of CARTHAGE
and abuses and also to abolish the law that
exists not to allow to three horses carts
work for psy hire Also opposed to allowing
who live In Brooklyn Williamsburg Jersey City Hobo
putting their the side Of
to keep carts Of their should forward
according to law and TO their carts with their
the SIDE Also to abolish inspectors being
useless expenditure Of money BY the citizens Of New York
good many more remarks made. which shall be pub
lshed in future adv rtsement The meeting adjournec
meet Thurdsy evening" S0th ns At eight O'clock pre-
cisely.
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fyAPMAKERS-WANTED,A LARGE NUMBER, AT 100
~ Bowery Houston street; and at l3 Maiden lane
Also several girls TO sewing machines Coed hands
mako one dollar per day. Constant employment given.
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OFTICE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY-NEw
" York juno IA, lS53.-At . meeting Of the Beard Of
Directors held thi. day u That the book
untl tho ars Taesd in July next preparatory dv
dend the stock registered books Of the
pAny FRANCIS SPIES, Secretary
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T ECTURE.-FATHER GAvAZZl WILL LECTURE
IL to night Sunday 26h II st. to Italians in the Stuyve
SAINT Institute $50 Broadway, at O'Clock precisely Sub
ject-Thc Pope and the Antchrist
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REWARDS.


90 REwARD-FoR A JET BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND
street Friday oath inst The will be paid by
returning the same
% REWARD.-STOLE< OR STRAYED FROM 2n5
pO Hudson street black Newfoundland dog about six
months old with white tip bed feet and tall striped
white breast The above reward will be paid for his deliv
CTRAYED OR STOLEN-FROM BUsHwICK CROSS
clipped white face; bay with lump on
left knee and blind in and small dark
with switch tail liberal reward will be paid for their
return to Coneely's Tavern, Bush wick Cross Roads
THE TRADES, &C.
ITO MACHTSIsTs AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
twelve good to work at lathe and the vice.
osioek a to CLARK JEs6P, Agents, s. Eashsnys
place, william street.
WANTLD-TO LITHOGRAPHrRS-A GOOD WRITER
w on stone can obtain permanent EN- ployment at
sARONY 4 MAJORS, II7 Fulton street.
To PRINTERS.-AN INTELLIGENT LAD AC
i auspted with composition will hear Of q desira bile
situation by applying in medatey at the office of the
Staten Islander, stapleton 5. l.
ITO sAILMAKERs-wANTED, saILMAKER ON
board the ship Queen of Clippers bound TO Fran
cisco and back. Coed wages will be given Inquire Of r.
D. FOWLER, on board the chip, pier NO. q East River
no WATCHMAKERS-WANTED GOOD WORK
man who 10 capable of going the TX of store
find steady employment in the city by ng III
G. b. Herald Once
WANTED-SEvERAL GOOD PRACTICAL GAS FIT
w ters to TO large town in the Good wages
and constant empoym will be to
men. None others need apply. Apply between 4 aud
Frenoh's Hotel
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CP0RT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MATCH BETWEEN
~ the celebrated little dog Jack and tho Non
will take place at sportmens Hail. 40 Madison street.
Tnesday evening, June 2oth. Doors open at o'clock
Tickets 70 cents.
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A RARE CHANcE.-TO LEr-rHAr BEAUTIFUL
q Ir.1ss:s d. story building No Broad-sy opposite
eots For further particulars inquire 1mediAtely Of D.
GARDNkk, next door to the above, No.
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FANCY.DRY GOODS.
New Silk 3 Fancy Goods
W. D. PHILLIPS,

" u. II n II ~ 4 %
Conner Of lafayette and Church strsete
Opposite Harvey House.
uAS now in store and will be receiving
Il daily from New York and Philadel-
phia full stock Of Silk and Fancy Goods,
which have all been selected by myself in
the northern markets. In consequence Of
the increasing demands Of his trade. his
stock will, this season embrace larger a.
mount and greater variety than ever before |;
he would beg leave to call particular atten-
ton to his stock Of ladies' DRESS GOODS,
which for novelty and elegance Of design
cannot be surpassed by any other house in
this city. CONSISTING IN Pant OF:
Rich brocade and glace silks Of the new
est colors and designs; Rich figured and
plain black silks and Saline de chimes Prin-
ted and embroidered cashmeres, and de lai-
mes in robeSy Rich printed cashmere Gecoe-
se and satin reps; White and colored en-
broidered crepes for party dresses; Rase
silks, French and Scotch plaids French
and English prints; white goods Of oil des-
criptions. together with general assort-
ment Of goods adapted to fine trade, oil Of
which will be offered ct the most favorable
rates. With an earnest desire to conduct
my business upon the principal of doing, as
would be done by, | hope to continue to
merit the confidence which has been SO Ii
berally bestowed upon me.
janis o-y. W.D. PHILLIPS.
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italian Profsssor OF Music a

Italian PfofeSSor OF n usio Il
HAvlNG permanently settled himself
IL with bis family, in the City OF Baton
Rouge, where be has resided since eighteen
months, offers his respectful thanks to those
persons who have already honored him with
their confidence, and tenders anew his pro-
fessional services to al those wishing to be
fought on the Piano, Violin, Guitar or in
Vocal Music.
Convinced by a long experience, that in
the study Of music specially pedantly is
disgusting, and that a general routine of in
struction will only produce Indifferent per-
formers, he will use all his endeavours to
place himself on level with the intelli-
gence of his pupils,-encouraging, rather
than disheartening their efforts, while adj
hesfus strictly to the precepts laid down by
~ best masters; he will continue as here
tu6ofe to tune Pianos. His prices will be-
80 1oF twelve lessons Of one hour each, and
% IA twelve lessons Of half hour each.
Apply at his residence. on Convention be-
tween Main and St. Charles Sts., or at MI.
Neirey's variety store, on Laurel ct. o27-y
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WE HAVE now in store. besides our
w large stock Of Western produce, I
fine assortment Of Groceries, selected with
special reference to supplying the TRADE
Of this city, which we feel confident Of be-
ing able to do, At Is fair price as can be
done elsewhere.
OUR STOCK CONSISTS IN PART OF:
Salt, coarse and fine. Coffee,
Candles, Sperm and Star,
Rice, Soap, Sugar crushed and loaf,
starch, Butter, &C., &C.. &c.
Merchants and Traders will please give ~
call, before going to New Orleans o. else
where to purchase. S. M. HART & Co.
Corner Of Front and Laurel St.