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D1srNrERnsfEpNEss.-Syoophaney
and hypocracy is the order Of the day.
Public men in place, dare not, speak
their honest convictions upon any
measure Of utility without first pom
dering to see how the political cat will
jump. The ignorant multitude re-
quire their favorite to talk necessarily
of his disinterestedness--his pure, and
still uustained virgin love for the dear
people. for whom he is willing to make
any sacrifice The politician is the
public leecher, and rogue. lie places
his hand on his heart and swears by
its sincerity, when it is his bladder
that dictates the words he utters.
There is shameful lack, of honest
maulipess, that by contrast makes the
independent, appear podautic.
There is one lesson, however peo-
pie should not forget-it is a lesson
that we do not have to snuff the mid
night oil, to learnt is taught by na-
ture herself, and the commonest intel
ligence should feel its truth "Look
for no Observation-Disclosures 10 the actions
of mankind" There is 10 more
Trustworthy incentive than that Of self
interest; under good judgment and
directed by a clear mind. A man can
never go far wrong, who consults its
dictates, alone. lie who is ever speak
ing Of his dis;nterestedness is--to say
the very least of him a knave. ToI
look at recent newspaper controver-
sizes in the Crescent city, one would
suppose that the public-the dear
honest, virtuous, never imposed upon
public of that happy city, have never
any thing to fear from "the enemy"
because Of the number of sentinals on
he tower, who are ready at their own
expense Through the press) to alarm
he public at the very first cackling of
he geese. They can therefore sleep
n perfect security, without fear of be-
ng bounced upon and feeced, for city
expenses, sanative move
neDts, or any thing else
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~~The IIiudoo idea of hell is.

EE-The IIiudoo idea of hell is. to
say the least. sufficiently terrific to AZ
rest the attentio Of sinners, the most
incorrig'ble. Some, say they, are
made to tread on burning sands, or
sharp edged stones; others are rolled
among thorns and spikes, and pdtrilied
flesh others dragged among the
toughest PLACES. by cords passed
through The tender places Of the body;
some are attacked by jackawls, tigers
and elephants; others are pierced
with arrows, beaten with clubs, prick
ed with needles, scared with hot irons
and tormented with flies and wasps :;
some are plunged into pans Of liquid,
fire or boiling oil.
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E1Frln the Circuit court Of Mercer
county, Ky, q white man by the
name of J. NJ. Anderson, has been
convicted Of petty larceny, and sen
fenced to be publicly whipped on his
naked back.
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FFrom the "Literary' depot Of
Mccormick Il Co., we have copy Of
that popular story BY Miss Cummings,
the "LampLighter.' After reading
1t we shall give an extended notice.
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Advices from Venezuela state that
affairs there are rapidly maturing for
another revolution, and that Gen. Mon
agas is excrting every nerve to pre-
pare for the struggle. To make him
self popular, and obtain adherents. he
secured the emancipation of all the
slaves on the first Of April. The OWL
ers were to be indemnfied in govern
ment scrip. There are three aspirants
for the Presidency, and contest for
the supremacy.-Deita.
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[yThe Acts Of the Legislature of
1854, have at length been issued
from the press Of EImprimew
d Etnt ne Ia Louisiane. It is
high time now, to think about max
ing another volume of acts.
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As- Dispatches from Philadelphia
of the 18th inst, inform lis that Conrad,
The Wing candidate for Mayor, has
been elected Mayor by $500 votes
majority. The Know Nothing party
has carried everything before it.
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The oyutor, eonfoundea ut the re
suits Of his own eloquence, and behold
ing his fair rictim "rietin,ised,' was
suddenly stopped as though stricken
will, death his uplifted hands fell
palsied ut his side his words died
upon his lips and overcome by the
sight before him lie fell breathless to
his seat.
BY the free use of Camphor, and
cutting instruments to corset strings
and the diligent application Of other
resioratives the prisoner was gradually
revived, and one by one we all dis
persed never to forget The 'power Of
elouuence and this ''scene in jus
tice s Court" CITIZEN.
ns- A silly controversy, growing
still more bitter daily, is now going
on between the Mobile and New Or
leans Firemen. In the oolumes Of all
our city contemporaries, Of Wednea .
day morning, we find formidable ar
ray Of certificates, testimonies on oath
ect. into which reasonable humble,
of small caps, and italics, have been
ihtersperced as a kind Of seasoning.
The moral scraps are excellent
such as The following:
"TRurtf cannot be controversial
though thousand reports and edito-
rlals seek to extinguish, on the cheeks
Of the offenders, the burning blush Of
shame"
"TruM cnnnot be conltoreyte H.,
Is cardial principle in moral ethics;
and so universally acknowledged, that
when blazohed forth in pharisical adu
ation, it gives just cause, in the minds
IF all, for suspicion Of The motives
which induced so much self praise"
The Mobile company say that the
New Orleans companies, did not make.
suitable preparation for their reception,
hat they were not treated Hospitality;
when the whole truth of the matter is.
'ne company beat the other in trial
# skill, to see which Of the two could
squirt fartbest. A great and stuff.
lent cause for quarrel, if not fight;
mt to say The most Of tilt is nothing
fter all but the veriest Guilds play.
It is astonishing indeed, what small
hings --1nere trihes, will throw
community into fever Of blind mad
less and folly. Our great globe must
g changing its position in the physical
or there are polnelic inhn-
noes at work upon us, Independent
f the acknowledged rule Of the moon.
,ook ut the mad mobs of insane ami
lals everywhere, in Arkansas, Ken
1cky Tennessee and Texas-Look to
lothian and then farther on to "the
'ous of American intelligence in ef-
inmate old Boston. See the insani-
I Of their fanatieism-The riot and
lood sled over poor miserable de-
'ented African gentleman, who never
new his "dady." Tell us with all
lis evidence, that the polls are not
ranging, and that materials are not
sing collected, for great moral and
,clal earthquake.
We are half inclined to think that
10 corner stone for the New Jerusa-
IN, is now being planted in the Vi
nifty Of Salt Lake.
~ The Gazette made very good
adcr yesterday out Of what be calls
dangerous precedent We have
ard tbp matter freely talked Of in
6 streets for the past few days but not
ing personally acquainted with the
cts in the case We said nothing. The
use compliant is, that foreigner
Is adrhitted into the rank Of an
merican Citizen, upon his own oath,
d an unauthenticated clerks certif-
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play eXta0G called the moor Dt en-
ice' in which a Mr.. "1ago," Othello'
Ancient, makes use Of the follovn,
expression, for which, without anothe
word from his lips, he should be writ
ten immortal" "Ineo. II shout,
be wise for houesty's a fool, ant
looses what il works for. Take {
man, never what position he may
there are other men, who will misin
terpret his motives and place him in d
false position before the world. n
the whole course Of our worldly ex-
perience, we never done, a ''slnart
thing" without being called fool
for it; and have often and again, been
guilty Of silly acts that have been ac-
counted wise. Then of what profit is
the worlds opinions. Our worthy
confieye round in Church street
makes leader Of us, il his Saturday
morning paper
Our sin this time is not Of omis-
sion, but Of commission The other
day we made favorable mention Of the
fact, that our most excellent Whig
neighbor had been elected (by good
Democratic board of Police Jurors of
course) printer to the Parish at sala-
ry Of $500 This fact tickled us. and
we indulged our spleen, at the expense
Of the liver We were positively glad
to see the business looking up The
Gazette copies part of our article, and
says: ut was evidently written for the
purpose of misleading the minds of the
people"
This is the funniest thing out We
have always been in favor Of fixed
salary for the Parish Printer, at
rate Of remuneration for the labor
This, will 1--WE have every reason to
believe) be done through the Louisi-
ana Press Union the utility of which
our neighbor Of the Gazette has not a
vision clear enough to SEE. Then we
could tell any Police Jury. or other
Honorable body, "that 60 much work
will cost 70 much money, which must
be given for it, If the work is DONE
This would settle ali controversies and
place the public press, where it should
be, in an independent position. As it
g, what is the fact. The Police Jury
If West Baton Rouge is a Wing body
they want Wing newspaper. The
Parish being Wing, Wing paper ad-
Focatcs Wing principals, and there
ore Wing paper should be support
I'd by nd caloren, taxation on the
people. This is well; but by and by,
he Parish becomes Democrat and
hen Democrat Jury think that 800
8 too much to give for the same work
hat $500 has been paid for, and they
,ost their proceedings at the door of
he Court house-a very good and a
roper place for them
II is for this reason that nearly every
'arish in the State has two public
ournals' when ii is unable to support !
ne. u. B. R. is fortunately provided
a this respect. The consequence is, ,
hat the Parish either pays three times ,
he value Of the work--which is kind t
f bonus to the journal advocating the c
olitics of the party in power; or the
FORK is done for much less than it is
'orth, by the villianous method of I
sealed proposals. If our good hui E
,ored neighbor wants to make CAPT t
Il Of the fact that he has the largest il
regulation in the country, very good Q
c have no objection to it. but LIE I
rust allow us to come in with the off.
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10 0Nctai Journal Of the Parish Of East
tiaton Ronse ,4lso of the Crosse 7ste and
afon Rouge, and Of the Buton Rouge and
q linton Hank Roud Companies 81
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BuslaBss-LlKE REMARk,- twill
yon rise now my dear?' said broker, $
wife to her sleepy spouse "the day
broke long ago. ""I wonder" replied
the somnolent linaneier, IF the endors-
ers were secured"
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o. Pious Gentlemen--''My boy
my boy, you do very wrong to fish on
Sunday" Boy---'tt can be any harm
sir, i arn't cotchin' nothinpn'
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MysrEc1sM-Now and iben We 500

public places, small scraps Of paper
notices that attract no notice, saw
from the initiated, and to them
the sight Of the square blank shee
with single tack through the cen
ire, calls mp The unwritten wrongs in
Aicted upon us and the open thrl,st'
that have been made in the clear da5
light, before courts Of Justice as wei
as elsewhere, to stab to The heart, the
spirit Of Republicanism.
There is no flaming placard. to ap
prize the world-no herald to pro
claim that q branch Of society exis,
among us,silently, but not secretly al
work, to weed out the rank vegetation,
ere that which has been waterel will,
the best blood of our forefathers, is
stranged and obliterated forever.
Evils may-tnust in cource Of time,
grow out Of every human institution,
let them be based upon what YOU will,
and even The good means used to cor
rect them, may become perverted and
,,t,ei;t,,4,J III. &, Az, .,,,,,It r. f.,,
agency, and demonstrates the fact
that the human mind, is not governed
by such laws rs are fixed in nature
for other things.
As before said, evils may grow out
Of the present mighty political organ
ization, that is taking place in this
Union, 'fof The sake Of the Union"
but is based upon such principles now,
and aetuated by such motives, as
every good man IN the nation must
admit the virtue Of
RE- Special attention is asked to the
It Power Of EIogtence' in another
column. Though our reporter has
thought proper to lay the scene mot an
miles from the Capitol, we
case that came off in Chief
Justice Walkers court, in the second
municipality the other day.
Our reporter is slightly at fault the
Eloquent lawyer for the defence, did
lot fall exhausted to the chair when
he lady tainted He merely stopped
o gather up "Chitty on Blackstone"
he civil C0de,' and other authors
whom he had taken there for reference. |
When he had done this, he whis-
,ered something inaudible to Mr.. Con
the Second Ward-Stub-
j sfield, "about the responsibility Of
he case" and then, Gas the Physician
lad been called left the court togeth-
r with Counsel for the prosecution.
We make this statement, for the
indication Of history. On our most
olemn word Of veraeity, lis for moth
ng more.
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10 John Adams being called upon
for a contribution for foreign missions,
remarked: II have nothing to give for
that cause. but there are here in this
vicinity, six ministers. not one of
whom will preach in the others pull
pit; now | will give as much and more
than any one else to CT, ilize these
clergymen.
The Sun Taking its ovm Per-
tratt.--Root, the well known dag
uerreetypest, Of New York, with the
aid of Mr.. Campbell, who has very
fine observatory, and Prof. LOOMS, As
tronomer in the university, succeeded
in getting twenty eight fine views
Of the eclipse, varying through all its
phases, noted with perfect accuracy
as to the time by Prof. Loomis.
The hotel business in New York
has been overdone, and don't pay
near as well az it did one or two years
ago. This is principally owing to
the rivalry from the multitude of
second class hotels, or large boarding
houses, which have sprung up in the
back streets, under the unnatural slim |
illus impaired by the Crystal Palace
excitement Of last year.
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Gle 4ptrklq Gp11ttt
GEORGE A. PIKE.

EDITOR AND pRopRtETop.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A GOOD BOOK WILL BE PUBLISHED THrs
"A morning, Mise Phrdot SIC novel, RseiE I'D Lyle
or the Adopted Heir Prizes. paper cover 10 cents cloth
10 cents fs work ia PRODUCED Ine paper In large
clear type and In convenient form Ofit contents
very little need bs written 10 Induce readers Of good booh
- procnrer fbe and fstHs Gifts hohor familiar
70 all and her rama the best female writer's who
base adorned Eori,sh literature. Tbs English prsss
uhbrh7nus ~ Or spouanc ~ OF the mo-t interesting
novels Which has appeared since Jane Eyren For SALE
Wholesale fnd retail ~ BURGESS DAY, 100 NA1au
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Strangers and Citizens Will find at Drum
GOLD PRocRs. No l20 Fulton street, suoh an assort
eut clothing that be scarcely equaed but
certainly eaceed by any other house tho city. and
the prices at the 1os,st figure
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Paras0ls, ParasOts.-.JuSt Received per
Steamer Franklin splendid aortmsnt Of French parasois
ell oooys and Varieties for Glow. Also ladies'
AreIss At OSBORNE, BoARDMsN TOWSsESDs,
Peg Bro.dwsy corner Of Spring street. under the 81
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Parasols.-We are now making, and have
roauced prices A MUIR, SO Chambers street.
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MnLrNERy AND DREsssTAKryo.

DARIs MILLINERY sTLLIyG orF-FRsvcH AND
other hornets OF superior style and quality viii bo
sold a. ott prices for few days Jane oVsn
ing MRS. J. b. HATCH 7O5 Broslvav
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31able for the OF the best material an styles
sgx offered at the o-est rates. all article, guaranteed
ONWARD T. HACKETT, Clothing Emporium No. l08
Ruiton rect
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JWh fRrifsTANr GFfscoPAL aAssE5N CHURCH
os ELEVENTH street ketweesn fhird end Fourth
- ~ ~ ysd 30 Aston place. safpsncs On Eighth
~use Xryieaa BY the Rev. Dr Diehinson aS ia,f A. NJ
nee. - a. sa'~F' ~ s'"''
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PE RSONAL.

Personal.
,.,s - - r.,s,o-,,ess-
hue who went 70 place In the Ninth from tte
Rufrston Once In Canal street. TIE h instant. Any
eerning her will be thankfully received
her cousin, Owen ponohue, 1t Il Dry Dock street.
TNFORAATION IS WANTED OF JANE NJ ALLEH
asA'ivs OF Baltimore Md daughter Of the late Abra
Ass few she is supposed have lived New York
once Baltimore, Md.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT MR. GEORGE W.
Inomas has safely arrived at his homo in Michigan,
nuwss welcomed by aarse delegation Of citizens aad
military fyrom tho American Citizea Jacks,p Michigan.
gent circumstances, is DESTROYS Of meeting With .
aheut eight months old For particulars address
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Uarpcsings, OH Cloths, &c., Ssc.-A DIVERSE
"a and unique assortment Of these splendid goods whole
retail procured At the popular establish
spt Of the Subscribers prices shade higher than
WILLIAM McGRORTY,
GEO TIJBY l42 Hroadyav.
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Sewing Machsnes.--Grover, Baker q Co.,
06 Broadway invite the attention Of the public to their
and improved shuttle sewing machine having tho
esleuees Of all and the tons Of Of the
elass and eAn be had a. the low price Of &75.
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Bachelors Hair Dye Is Sill the Leading
tcls by an TO DO the set dye s.sans for
8 thousands in al parts Of the world proclaim IL the sny
Rshakle dye known. Sold 1t BACHELORS, 233 Broad
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THE LECWURE SEASON.

4 fhnIsTIASITY AND THE BALANCE OF POWER. =
Mr. W G. Dix will lecture at the Stuyvosant Instixts
on Friday evening, June The War in the East A.
Affecting the Interest, of Christianity throushout the
Ssrd yftets rs cents each for sale at the Once OF
rs Street Journal and 81 the door, Lecture begin ct
Se'oiock.
TBE MEsNERIC cUREi-MR. REYNoLDsON, LATE
= ofthe liverpool Modest Mssmerio Society gives
ssussr.sed lectures At the Ir ,okyn Athenaum. viz
Every Monday In June A. 3 r. ". Admission Is csnts
Medical consultation ut az Court street. Brooklyn.
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THE M1LTTARY.

THE ,BsfRD GUARDS MADE THEIR FIRST AN
rual target excurfion on Wednesday, May 30 Por
nEhmond under the command Of Iohn Richards captain
Ana msde tine military appearance They sccomps
nSea Wbteucrts hrAss h nd and the company wero
esntsd With splendid stasd Of ooers BY Isdss IL
wars and thirteen prizes awarded crack
s.ess- Fr,s tbs hrst Andrew SLACK; I'd. Henry Brua;
- rnssS nsrYny; Nn FrAne.s Wiliiamsi 9Th, J. Fors
Stephen Merrill 9th, Frsnets Brepnsn 10sh Owen Nc
CAea; 18th, htaey l2th. John Alexander; 18th
George W. Higgins. ~
VETERANS. OF 1919 WILL MEET AT iEADoUAR
tsrs, No. g. k!E%nad street Friday syenins June
1t IN O'Clock Those who have SGT their
ssss address will do % Immediately. ny order Of
A. W JONES, Major Conn aadng.
A. DALEY. Jr.. Adlatant.
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DANCIN0 ACADEMIES.

GRAND APOLLINEA, Is BOND STREET.-P. SARAC.
GO, Professor Investor and sole teacher known In
to apprse the FIRST class OF society that ks gives lessons
every day At all hours during all The year. suits the
os and gentleme and that besides all his modest
ana elegant dsnee entirely different nom those taught
" several called dancing masters In New York; the
Menuet de Ia Courr great fashion In Paris and
london win be taught by himself In the best style the
hereafter,
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LIQUOHG, &C.

CLAREg WINE 81 Is PER DOZEN. BOTTfEs pr
~ soises- sIsneies wines Nqness coraisls &c. q. 20
Per oen hco ahy osber house porter aios sout
sugars DO Wholesale and retail as.d rnsdiciua al ms
po.er. By wh. II. UNJEHkfII. 40 Broome s,rast
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Lhe's summer past, meier returns, IL is said,
II may not to the heart, but IL may 70 the head.
For example, the gray head OF age may
IN short sitting black brown in youth
- the aggSy Of istadoros Excelsior Dye Sold and up
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The Time has Come! A Reduction Made Z
HIRAM ANDERSON 90 Bowery. the first to reduce tho
prices Of description Of Ensh velvts tapestry
grain carpets oilcloths wndo shades drugget
BUYERS will pie examine and compare.
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Fireworks! Fireworks !-Wh0lcsale and
cheaper than ever at the wholesale depot So Division
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Possess0rs OF SkybIue Hair, or Peagreen
wnskers victims Of quack hair dye should call sNo
g-sedied by application of their inallihs hair dye.
Csn ALTO be had At n East Broadwsy No. Bowsry, and
He1
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Dad liver pills in Che annals Of medicine
A. . proof re- d the following stsrthng facts
M J N. HonzksAcK-I cannot but express my joy and
atitu6e for the wonders has
base. II has been poor puny suffering mortal almost
Nksn ts birth All the knd nursing fond
tcetoeate mother with all the medicine prescribed
ssifui physeisns gave me but little hope that would
Sey seemed to be pnug rat whom my wife obtained
your worm syrup che II but two teaspoonul when
two frahtfny large from il;
ere very soon seven fourteen In ALL twelve
inches long from child twenty months old by taking
bali hottie Of your syrup. cannot recommend Il too
hshiySo my fsisnds Yours, 40, DAVE DowEas
&c Brown street, PhilAdelphfa
For sale hy G. " Clicksner Co 81 Barclay street, New
York. agents for tho Eastern States DR.. j. HObEN-
SACK. proprietor, Philadelphia.
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TTNION COURSE L I--TROTTING. FRIDAY JUNE
2, O'Clock p N, match for s4oO, TO go against
81. g. Hcmloek; H Woodruff names Unknown. Stages
leave the Williamsburg ferry for the
JOHN l. SNEDlKER Pronriator
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PFpoyEp DEPOT or PERIGoRD PRESERVES

~ no. 900 Broadway,Tn Arnounoinx ther rsmoysit 10
ue shove rrei-ss A. ROGUE co Invite psrtic ular at
nsion - their and facilities for tie
et o. os5ere w esn1e axS ratsh The cbarsear this
s sih ie msinsAnei heretofore ~ supply
teticfs ~ urgyalisd exssion1o. Particular attention
assstcd q the sportatioR % boabons eboooia1 and
70 are articles for presents AMI holidays Conpauty
rna great vsrsty Of TRACES preserved vegetables
syrup = - a'e~N' 1850, ot--'s'
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N .CoURTOIE HAS ABE BONoR or INFORMING
ku his pstrvns thu public that he CHANGED his
from No 7 to No 76o broadway and hopss that
las new petition w be oonvenscf those ladies
and gentlemen whs desire the latest fsxisian yies
CoUkToIs, Coilsur. N B.-An artists stusio and bali
rcor, TO let.
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sHORvISG, &C.

H'cR sALE-A PiNs SAIL BOAT, IN COMPLETES
over twents efght feet iopg car lies ~ aud
Apply % b sAksOM. 80 .bgeadwAy, UP AairI
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Seen and Approved, Used and Admired, Is
HILLS bair dye, always reliable,
natural soft and glossy It's effects blsek
cslcs Sold applied at As Nassau adjoining Liberty
DBeet snd at most OF the drug and fancy in
che United States reduction to the trade.