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RARBERS' SHOPS.


From the four cent shaving shop to the one shilling
establishment in Broadway, there is an innumerable
variety Of BARRIERS shops. The magnificent one
which fitted up some time ago in the st. Nicho-
has, cost over ten thousand dollars for the decorations
and furniture. The cups Of silver the brushes Of
the same material, the chairs of rosewood, each
worth one hundred dollars, and the ceiling is fescoed
the highest style of art. English BARRIERS never
dreamed of such magnifcence. The walls are lined
with looking glasses and the whole place Is redolen
of the most fragrant perfumes. A stranger to the
country would find it difficult to distinguish the jour
neymen BARRIERS from their customers by their style
of dress, and might at first glance easily mistake the
latter for the former This establishment employs at
present twentyfour ourneymen BARRIERS, and is con-
sidered the most extensive in the city The second
and third class shops uDpretending IN their
appearance their chairs are Of mahogany and do net
cost more than ten or twenty dollars, while their
cups are Of china. BARRIERS customers may be divi-
ded into two casses--tbe permanent and transtory.
The former generally buy pay for a cup, the price
varying from one shilling and sxpence to three sh
nngs, according to the rank of the shop, while the
latter must be content with the general shaving cup
Every BARRIERS shop is supplied with two or more
daily papers and all the principal Sunday sheets for
Che Of their customers while waiting their turn TO
be shaved. The rule in respect to the order Of shaw
ing is, first come first served, each succeeding one
being next In order. In some BARRIERS shops the
amount expended for daily and Sunday papers is
over fifty dollars year but they are afterwards cut
mp in small square pieces and used in shaving. They
nearly all supplied with different varieties of hair
oil, perfumes hair dyes, hair and clothes brushes
shirt collars, suspenders etc. Some have umbrellas
while others again lend out opera glasses by the night
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BARBERS' APPRENTICES.

those from shaving and hair cutting.
BARRIERS APPRENTICES.
There is hardly BARRIERS shop in the city that has
not apprentices, in addition TO the ordi-
nary assistance required They are generally .
steady class of boys and make themselves useful In
multiplicity Of ways Thus one time they engaged
in sweeping out the shop and putting it in order and
nj another in Iathering the chin Of customer pre-
peratory to shaving. They are, In fact, required to
do everything in general and nothing in particular.
The length of time for which an apprentice to this
business is bound varies from three to four years.
large number, perhaps the majority, are Germans,
and some obtained from the Long Island farms and
the House of Refuge. During the term of their APP
premiership they very seldom receive any compensa
ton for their services except their board but at the
end of that time, they get forty dollars suit
of clothes Their work is very light, and they have
more leisure hours than the apprentices at any other
trade. It is doubtful, however, whether this is
proftably employed in sefnstruction for like most
other apprentices, they loiter and trfe away nearly
all their spare time.
The number of BARRIERS apprentices may be fairly
computed at five hundred, or about to each shop
Ten or twelve years ago, they generally bound
at the age of fourteen or fifteen that they had to
serve six or seven years before the expiration Of
their apprenticeship. Their masters not bound
to pay them any remuneration during that time but
those who where any way liberal allo we'd them
twenty or thirty dollars year for spending money
In that time, it might be supposed they would
learn all the branches of the business; but
they too often graduated ignorant OF every
thing about it, except shaving. Now BARRIERS are
made in three of four years, which is certainly
long enough for them to acquire a perfect
knowledge Of the trade, and considerable number
are selftaught scientific barber, however, is not
only conversant with all the mysteries of shaving,
but must know how to cut and curl all kinds of hair
in the latest and most approved STYLE dye whskers,
mustachos and imperials, shampoo, and be able to
make up his own lotions, hair oils, and nearly all
the liquids required in his business. All this an
apprentice should also know before he can be consi
dered fit to handles razor or shears.
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deposit Of t in he female scalp, which allows Of
rsar circulation IN the capllares Of tAs sns but We
think the chief cause Of 1t may be found in the fact
that womans hair Is more exposed to the action Of
the atmosphere, and it is well known that the Indian
never wears any covering on the head, If We except
the few feathers and trinkcts with which he orns-
ments his hair. 1t is said that literary men tread
the hair OF their heads and we have no doubt that
close application and study produces badness We
could name several Of our most distinguished au-
thors who are as smooth upon the crown as o piece
Of ivory. Old age certainly produces badness but
there are large number who lose their hair long
before they have passed the meridian Of life. 1t
would require, however, more time than we could
devote to the subject to explain the various predis
posing causes Of badness but to such as feel inclined
to pursue it further, we would recommend Mr.. Ca
zenave's work on 1.-THE Diseases Of the Human
Hair, which was published in Paris about two years
ago.
Wig making is not confined to the full sized
peuqueir, but embraces the toMpte and false curls
The tottpee is worn by those who are denuded Of
only half their hair The reverend clergy, whose
venerable appearance, it might be supposed, would
be improved by badness, not unfrequently wear
toupees, while ladies of "an uncertain age" endeav0r
to make mankind believe that they yet young by
conceang their hairless front under forest of false
curis. Compared with the natural growth Of the
head, the number Of hairs in a wig is very SMALL
not exceeding twenty or thirty thousand. The num-
ber we told, differs greatly in heads Of different
colors, as may be seen from the following figures,
which we find in the number of the London OUR
terly already referred to-
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short hair moustachios, and sometimes an imperial
When dressed in this style, it is almost impossible to
detect the deception, SO admirably is the mousache
and other accessories initiated.
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week or month. A large number have also bath
rooms In connection with them, and during the sum-
mer the receipts derived from these are as large -
those from shaving and hair cutting
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HOMEsTEADs.


~ tme-95 only for beautiful country residence In the
pleasant village Of Rossvals adjoining lakeland whore
been erected and several more being and
LoDs Island near the much admired Lake ROlhen
among 600 sharsholdsrs on the th Of June 1853
for four building lots By 100 feet each farm Of from
Of paving enormous rents this city and ew,ins delight
domestic comforts q fan lily circle can be fully realized
ready been sold fey farms Of from Ave acres and
$o 70 go per acre end regards the qpsty Of the soil
stituts a. regular meeting q n. fsrmsrs Club on the
from Which :s.tsmsnt tho following i an s,sr,e wis.,
much talked q q the two messn when discuss
eaEdyn yohsspn has from one 70 two thousand
New York where tbs land no better good about
two beets eight acres lie estm.te. carrot
eight hundred bushels worth from thirty
cents per bushe or from sS TO seven thousand dollars
thinks the Lakeland station soils better than his" but
few only being DISQUALIFICATION should be made mmo
and pamphlets can be had gratis.
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ID teenth street, Union squareNcther trouble
Is spared making this the most popular and
spectacle Of the kind In the city Ladies gentlemen
directed houses free OF charge Boarding
and hotel keepers call and register you want boarder
NoTICE.-THE OFFICES OF THE LAKE ERIE,
In Wabash and ST. Louis and tho Toledo and Illinois
Railroad Companies are At 50 Wall strict.
EDW. WHITEHOUsE, Treasurer.
NIYE CO., SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION
IN Merchants Valparaiso.
WILLIAM >. SyE, >. A. RICHARDSON. AUGUSTUS LOMBARD
References
SANrIAeo-Hon Baltic Peyton.
VALPARAIso--Messrs. Alsop 4 Co., Hsmenway CO.
PArAMA-Messrs. Corwins Bro. h Co., Garrison FritS
WIN. Nelson Co.
Interpretations. Bowman, Grinnsll 4 Co., wiiliaz
Jackson, E<q.
NEW YoRx-Msssrs Z. K. Collins 4 Co., Goodhus Cs.
Capt. Ezra Nyo. steamer Pacific.
BAIrrMoR !mMes.rs John Henderson Co., ThomasJ
SAN FRArcIsco-Messrs. Flint Peabody a Co., Hussey
Bond Hale, ChasL Doano, Esq, J. II. Lyon, Esq.
BosroN-Messrs Ammi G. Lombard ESQ, E. Is. Brigham
4 Co., Glidden Williams
CAEroH-Nye. Perkins K Co.
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FURNTTURE.

TNNAMELLED AND COTTAGE FURNITURE.-SETS
u from $25 to The largest assortment In the United
States Sets made IN number color and shade TO suit
few doors above Spring street, east de manufact
ny, No. 40 Greene street.
TOR SALE-FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS WORTH CT
mahogany paror and other furniture will be sold
low for part cash and part time cheap for all
cash. Inquire Of III Q. LYON, 81 South street.
CUIrEs OF ENAMELLED COTTAGE FURNITURE.
- from $15 TO eO0PurchAsers will the above the
best and cheapest saes 10 be bought nnywhere
and paasses made at the lowest Wholesale prices
ed pure hair MATHEWS 4 STACY. SOS Bfoadway. corner
Of Spring street.
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RESTAURANTS.


CTATE SALOON, NO. ls7 BROADWAY, CORNER OF
- Broome street-Ths splendid Embellishments 10
open for the reception OF company Neither pains
have bcsn spared In fnhns furnishins and stock
the srdsr with dssEabls the market a
In every variety OF style Connected with the saloon
number Of private rooms fitted expressly for ladies
eompanied by gentlemen r. o. GRADY. Proprietor
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CUPREME COURr.-IN THE NArrRR OF THE AP
+. The
Tho " the .: a % S
Commissioners Estimate and Assessment in the above
att: t. %;
~
II nay sSnesrp, - follows, TO VT
nsnt and that Ill psrsons whose interests are Affected
shsE..y and who may = oposS 70 ths DO present
:hsirsss q ssa Com Il Ss once ~ Mas
street IN the atty York before the d
second That the abstract the ssm.s. ana
as They appear upon he nap q
wh a. snss sns sas s.o
the .d.yis :.sinssss and other So.s%sns which were
inspection ~Som:ssvsrs may soncsra sns the 81
k:: 10 9i. &c y Gs
strest the eastery side Of Mount Norris
e 's: III linz Il Il. Il
street thererom such streets and avenues Or
liz l.S out The the ssa con%so;'
Fourth Also that report in the above entitled
tsr y DO made and presented 20 the supreme Court Of
ssi Ely y ss' :ss
thereafter be heard motion win b. made
az zfas nTta;Ss$sSssslscr oo~n,.s..
Dated New York, May TO- 1853
CUPREME CoURT.-IN THE NATTER OF THE APP.
70 the .sstsry sds
the o. Of % %ies
city oiN.v Thursday the seventh day July 4
any or persons who may consider them
sasf4Ss Sp%%ssRsSsss
Dated New York, Jane %, 1858.
a1 TIT Ym1
.hs sty Nsx York relative 70 M opening Of Ninety
Tx:s ward statute i :uoh
4: .s:: :s: Thy
% y e
thereafter be heard that the
II 81
;s.sss !;
and f' RS sssfi StlSs Soa1
New York. June TO- 1853.
SuPREME CogRT-IN THE NATTER OF THE AP;.
81 ae @ ss snS
street from Fifth to the river city
m. M & "a sss Tas q
city Of New York hereby give notice that they tcnd
special term Of the said court to be held At the Of
York. ON Saturday the ga day Of July A. D. 1853 a the
be heard for the spp9int%snt Of
that the nature and extent Of the Improvement hereby
tended is the opening of Fifty eighth street from Fifth
laid out on the map plan Of said city under ana By viz
Of New York. entitled IAN act relative to improvements
touching laying out Of streets and roads In the city Of
New York and for other purposes" passed April 1907
ROBERT J. IILL0N, Counsel to the Corporation.
Dated New York, June u 1853.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLICN NOTICE rs HERE
given to the occupant occupants
~ all houses and lots improved unmproved lands Affect
% thereby that the following have been
peted and lodged in the office Of the
to for BY all inter-
ssted For regulating street from Sc
therein. The limits embraced BY such assessment include
md parcels land situated sides Of Thirty
street. from Secopd TO Third All persons whose
who the either Of them request
q ier once No Hall Of Records within thirty days
Ne date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Assessors
CHARLES McNIELL,
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, June
=. 1853
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snwronArrOu uf,rTu1sn.

TAvElN AID EXCISE LICENsEA-MAIOts OF
Aes Jane N lo64-Notes-The laws Of the bsaes 80
let .!s yho .hs 81: y r;ss s.s Ssios o. o.
tnaness - wns brandy n strong eiSsSra
beer, ale otasr sxsisabls strong sng
sha ssl strong n above
Imported Distilled By hem.slysO without being licensed
Con misoners Of Exciss VIII hold extra and their last
nestngs or granting a this Once ON the folio wing
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WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department juno

CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby Eysa: to the owner or owners, occupant or
lands thereby the following have
ben completed the and lodged in the Office
hts,:stsd Vi. For grading Forty nth street from Tenth
The limits embraced by such include all the
rsl houses and Of ground lots pieces and
from Tenth 70 Eleventh avenues whose inter
opposed to the either Of them
recent hs obj etions In writing to the undersigned at
thsir ofoc No Hall Of Rccords within thirty days from
The date Of tbs notice.
WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL,
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, June
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On which days All persons wholesale a. we'll .: retail
Dealers who require licenses requested 70 attend The
charge for license dollars and must be paid In bank
able AL delinqusnts will be thereafter
reported for prosecution. By order Of the Mayor.
GEORGE O. GLASIER. First Marshal
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, 90.


WATCHES AND JEwELRY-THE SUBSCRIBER Is
w selling all descriptions Of
At retail 81 much le g than The usual prices.
yURCENsEr wArcHKs
With fon him with each wstoh per-
feet I%si:sIe1 oSofHn MArca cha ,.r,.
e os An, cold
splendid gold pocket shrononstsrs which run without
Watches which run eight days
ENAMEL WATCHES.
fer ladies, some In hunting cases.
for ladiss some in nsso cases.
which change int. three diSersnt Watches
up and s.rn III. hands Without any key.
Fine gold epine watches, four holes jewolled - g
ees ss.: sss's for til:
cola cola EnsiisS patent levers isr hunting ea;:; s.
Silver Silver patent mile Levers - low As
sas III Style equal.
Diamond earrings pins Srassst: finger rings and crosses
for sale 1t much less than the usual prices.
s s s:ra G
:S:s: r'..' ....: .s., .''' ..a,.
,
and elry :ichansed All watches warranted W keep
All kinds Of watches and clocks cleaned and repaired In
the best manner A. much 'nac GEORGE seS e. HnrN
# snS cc s..r and Ma
WATCHES AND WATCH MATERIALS JUST RE
w ceived, per steamer Humboldt, 49,
Locle make.
srss' very superior Lever .",so .pnff .n,.
% gross red oxide hands, s.sorssa ted patterns,
s No. f :ss G::a g. sS
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lIAGNIFICENT DAGUERREOTYPES IN COL0RS,
lu for only 60 cents including elegant and
ranted perfectly durable wBLLINos OF Becch
and Ctrp,ine ttreets.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

nANCING-MR. L. BROOKE'S ACADEMY ~
IL Broome street, will continue open during the sun.
But fow lessons are necessary 10 render the pupn
eJselleBt dancer
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CLOTHING.

NAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
Persons DESTROYS Of converting their east OF ar ices
Der, At his residence, or through the Post once
L. m. DUSSELDORF, No. Is Elm street.
N. Blades attended to BY Mrs. Dusseldorf.
<yLoTuING AND FURNITURE wANTED.-LADIEs
" and gentlemen having dspose Of can receive fair
price BY sending TO The stores II West Broadway place.
near Canal street. 81 West Broadway by letter.
post addressed 70 COHKN. Ladies attended TO By Mrs
Cohen.
TyLoTHING AND FURNITURE wANTED.-PERsONs
converting th cir cast on clothing nte cash
receive fay price for the same b ealing BY letter
N. n. Ladies attended TO by Mrs. Cohen.
vTIsITERS TO THE CITY, AND HEADS OF FAM.
lies should call and inspest the superior and
fashionable stock Of ladies' and chdren clothing at hiss
EDWARDS, 764 Broadway.
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(!RoToN AoyEDUcT DEPARTMENT.To CON
" proposals. endorsed Proposals for sew.
AVS
;ssss ..rsi n from &.
f. s 70 and
+:
sns thsrsso obtained application 70 ths Water
1'''''' this once No" fo Sic sHoi DEAN.
President Of the Croton Aqusduct Department.
GO e
nsvsr street, win received - the o. the Croton
nv
@ anS sa y
length .ssus G feet The plan Of the sever and :psc
.:s.ns s. the
r'IFsssls n % S;o.on Gas.ssss Dsps'snsi
TRoToN AouEDUCTDEP ARTMENT.-TO CoNTRAcT.
Forty ar.s rsssysS :. 81 once q cro
sSd linz
with che receiving BASIN. aud suvets in Forty
p. sss
don relating thereto be obtained application 20 the
"A''' S'''''' - 'A'' 0"'' NICHOLAS DEAN,
President o. The croton Aqusduct Department
NROTON IQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CON.
e s,t, 1 .dsssd e.
:aths Crst9n AQs:suct Department. unt Thursdsy tho
Day my ~
Thirty street the Rast river point six
" Second being length about 7 feet
The plan the and specifications the building Of
and all other information relating thereto be
obtained application to the Water Puryeyor At this Of
Soc - NICHOLAS DEAN,
President OF the Crston Aqneduct Department.
New York, June ~, 1858.
SrRErT DEPARIMENT-No. HALL OF REcoRDs.
Hfublic notice hereby given that the following reso-
hutton has been presented In the Board Of Aldermen TO
sss lot. West Twenty fourth street ne. 70 ths
o: IN Fourth
olson avenues lots in Seventeenth street. between
Broadway and Sixth To set curb and gutter and
relay and repair asggng on both sides q Twenty first
hts in Twsntysnh street. between Broadway and Fifth
sss ssd in from ThrtyEh TO Thirty seventh sirt
susbed and suttered from Thirty fourth Thirty seventh
Qssets Thirty fourth to Thirty hh ssreet
10 regulate 55th street. from Kingsbyidse road 70 Ninth
4ysnus To fence vacant lots IN Sixth avenue from
ne ec,, Of Forty first sad Forty second streets Also
HSTo nag sidewalks In front Of Mes l03 l05 l07 and
9 Mercer street. All interested having objections
thereto requested 70 present them In writing TO the
n~zt JAHES FURY Street Com nj ssioneY
Jsas a, 1853.
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E0R LIvERPoOL-UNITRD STATES NAIL STEAM
ship BALTIC Captain Joseph J. Comstock. The
ship WI depart With the United State. mails for Esrops
berth tbe Of Canal street For fsisht passage
having uesquasd Accommodation for elegance aad com
EDWARD K. COLLINS 1 co, IS Wall street.
Passengors requested 10 be on board At llx A.
steamship Pacific viii succeed the Baltic. and sail
RoYALNAIL STEAMSHIP ASIA TIE ASIA WILL
III sail from the river WedpssdAy the 18th inst, ~ II
o'clock noon, precisely small steamer will leave the
companys wharf Jersey City Ut the hours of 10 and III
convey passengers and their baggage board Of
the Asia
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL BNITKD STATES
i Mall stssnsrs-Ths ships comprising this line are The
following
ATLANTIC. ........ ....... Captain West.
PAHFdC........ ........ Captain Nye
bALTiC ~Capsain Comssoek
These shps having bst BY soiraet expressly for
service every has been taken IN their
in their ensneto ensure strength and speed
and their for uAequAed for
elegance and comfort.
cabin SID second cabin. 80 Exclusive use Of extra
Prom Liverpool TO New York ESQ and f26.
An experienced surgeon sattached 10 each ship.
NO begths secured until paid.
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DRoPESSOR WILSON, THE CELEBRATED AsTROL-
oyer may be consulted past, present and future
Professor Wilson Is the only in this city who
perfectly rrderstsndt the science Of nstroiogy.
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RIO wHALEMIN AND MERCHANTS IN THE PACIFIC
Of the Galapagos group in the Southern Pacific
Ss nv
situated in latitude 20 south and longitude 90 80 west
from the meridian Of Greenwich and about teen miles
TO west There good anchorage Black Beach, and Post
Once Bay well known to vessels frequenting the island
perfectly safe and commodious The empsrAture the
soundngs around abound in fish kinds and Of
excellent quality with abundance Of turtle II IL about
Horn and Oregon the vessels bound from
the Atlsnc The sol ofthe island Is capable producing
eight and fl grindlng in months Cotton
Sea Island Not only the valleys but the higher
mountains may be cultivated rom January to December
crop following another in rapid suceefson mosnsd in
ter There at present the island about 5000 TO
head Of THRIVING cattle besides horses mules hogs
and goats In addition the constant and increasing
mand for live stock by vessels touching there
large profits be realized BY the shrment Of cattle to
Panama and California .s they require other fodder
hing TIE spring
obtained capable of supplying the vessels
Of All nations including whalers that constantly
Ing In the vicinity Of the island A. the trade Of tho Pacific
position coaling depot for and station
whalers the group lying In tho immediate neghboood Of
scsng the requisite capital enterprise Charles
Island presents most inviting field where certain and
bountful harvest Of profits be realised All communi
signed Consul General Of the Republic Of Ecuador for the
United States will receive prompt attention, ,un,
An interesting account Of Charles Island It's productions
advantages and capabilities will be found In chapter n OF
command Of Commodore John Downs in 1884, 1882, 1888
and lS34.n
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EXTRA PAY,

LNXTRA PAY.-U. s. NAVY SAILORS WHO SHRvlD
II n the U. s. Navy In the Psefc Ocean, 81 any time
from 1886 TO 1852 obtain their extra doebls pay Of
EDWARD BISSkLL agent, And 1ste' purse4 y. & NAvy.
No. 70 South william street
" Navy who served In the Pacific time
ear receive their extra pay Of p r. B1TTS aosnA
Sc Wall street. basement II =
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THE FERRIES.

THE FERRIES.
ENERRY BOAT-NYACK AND TARRYT0WN, TO
meet the trains that leave New York ~ A. 10 A..
n, r. H., and 10 p. ~, Sundays excepted. Fare
through a cents
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ANTHOLOGY.

AIRS. ALVIN. RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HEA
M skill In foretelling the future has arrived and will fur
ssh integencs about all Of life She inter
sne n law sn1 s ~ M
they will marry also the Of her visitors Mra
Alvin speaks nngish French and German languageA
Residence Rvngton street, up stairs; Aear the Bowsry
Ladies 50 ssnts seatsusn 81.
HEISS BRUDE, THE SEVENTH DAUGHTER CAN
M be consulted with At SO Canal street, Of Broad
way mp stairs Q. all events Of hfspresent past and fu
and tell the name and Of person. from
A. n till 8P. n. Ladies. 30 eents gentlemen u.
MADAM D.-THIs CELEBRATED AND WELL
with her friends and the public regard 70 the past pro-
sent and future She 10 the only pamist In the United
Ststes Her method o. disclosing the events Of this life
original and Of true artistic principles Her chaxgc 20
per consultation.