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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-08-12
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Hardware.
Just received per barque, A. H. Kimball from
y Philadelphia.
Spades and Shovels, long and short handles,
Jack, smooth and fore Planes,
Sand paper and Inks.
Collins best axes.
Cast steel cross cut saws, 4l-2 to 8 feet long.
Strap hinges, shovels and tongues.
Curtain Bands, 2 feet rules, Ivory and Box
wood.
Hatchets, Spoons and Wire.
Carpenters tools, &c &c.
Balances from 300 to GOO lbs.
Tape lines, Shoe and paint brushes.
Thinning shears, best kind.
Patent sash ~fastners, Candle sticks, Curry
combs. &c &c. In store and for sale by
my2S ROTH BROTHERS.
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AD0NIS PETIT,
Attorney and Counsellor ut Law
WILL PRACTICE in the Courts of the 9th
" Judicial District, and in the Supreme and
Federal Courts at New Orleans-and attend, gen.
orally, to all business connected with his profess
Plaquemine, April 26, 1881.
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Ameck's Almanac for 1854.

THIS excellent Almanac. together with a large
l. variety of Books in French and English. tor
sale by mhl A. F.. RICHARDS.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSONAL.


INFORMATION WANTED-OF LADY OR GENTLE
man VINO wishes to purchase splendid III octave rose
pearl keys by for purity of tone and elias
ITCHY Of tou and fully warranted This instrument
made expressly for exhibition at the Worlds Fair and will
DO sold at great bargain the leaves shortly
Europe Can be during the day. at 81 Spring street.
INFORMATION WANTED-OF WILLIAM FRACKEL-
TON who left his home on Thursday morning, March
that some accident has befeen him He Is 10 years Of age
height had when he left black and blue
black silk necktie and light boats Anyinforaon Of him
will he thankfully received by his distressed family at 2
East Fourteenth street. New York Should this meet his
living he will confer favor his agcd parents by
either writing Immediately or returning home
TEL Mr. STEWART FROM CALIFORNIA, WHO CALL
ed at the Ocean Bank 2ls Fulton street, and 40 Wall
street. for NJ j. Kirk with remittance from California
will address note to NJ j. Kirk, care Of NJ Westead
Ocean Bank he will confer q favor
H. DEvOE, OF NEW YORK, WILL FIND 1T
much to his interest by calling at Jones' HOTEL in
Philadelphia.
DOSE CARR0W (OR CARROLL) WHO LEFT PHILA.
III delphia two will find IL to her advantage
calling at room NO. 9I ST. Nicholas Hotel.
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THE TURF.

DIED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUNDS, HARLEM
III win come on this day 9Th inst at O'clock purse of
49, closed with the following entries: O. H. Cooper enters
e. The Flag Of tho Union; j. Rome enters Riley p.
slomes enters g. Bay nill; owner ontersf Cargo
Brooks enters g. r. Warner; owner enters y. S. Ned
''''' W. A. BROWN, Proprietor.
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THE FIRENIEN.


NEPTUNE HOSE C0MPANYN NO 27 EXTRACT FROM
IN minutes-At meeting Of Neptune Hose Company No
"a convened Mt the carriage house Tuesday April the
following preamble and resolutions
ed -
Whereas Il hath pleased the Almighty Ruler Of the uni
verse to call from midst late
fireman, Louis Jouy and whereas tho sudden and
fore be IL
Resolved, That deeply dcplore the loss one Who
when among held most worthy Of esteem and
friendship and while acknowledge the divine supremacy
and justice OF the Controller Of all things yet
regret the sad calamity that has bercft friend
dear to When contemplate the brief period which
elapsed since hc Joined with in duties and pleasures
full Of life and animation, scarcely realize thai
who was with us yesterday is more.
Resolved That deeply sympathse with the family and
friends OF our departed brother and most sincerely code
with them in their and acton and in their
deep DISTRESS when their hearts
at the loss Of their beloved
their trust in Him. who alone cemfor them prom
SEES relief to those who trust in his wisdom.
Resolved, That will the usual badge of mourning
for thirty days and that of these
warded the family of the deceased our min
ntes and published in the Express Courier Enquirer,
Herald, and Daily Times.
THOMAS FLENDrp. Secretary
Arch Cochrane Charles Banta, Henry Spence Commit.
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THE ACTIVE AND HONORARY MEMBERS AMI
Friends Of Neptune Hose Company No. ~ arc request
ted to meet At the carriage heus TO morrow Thursda
the remains OF our late associate, Louis Jouy.
THOMAS q. V00RHIS, Foreman.
THOMAS FLEHDER. Sec'y
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TIE JAPAN SQUADRON.-Seeing in distant papers
accounts Of the recall of Commodore Perrys squadron
we have taken pains to ascertain nearly as possible
adj the facts connected with its anticipated return to the
United States. Thus have every reason to believe
that long since notifying the government of his pro-
mise to return this spring to Japan to receive the
swer of the Emperor to proposals, the Commodore
instructed to comply with that engagement with all
the ships under his command that could be spared from
the Chinese seas and then to return home with all his
vessels except steamer and two sloops Of war which
arc to remain in that quarter as the regular u g. East
Indies squadron. And further that the returning
sells will home via the Pacific touching at San Fran
cisco and other most important points In the usual Pa
eifc roSe; thence TO the United States The Commodore
expected TO return himself overland with az little de-
lay possible He ia understood 10 have applied sue
ecssSsiy for permission 10 10 so.-~ Washington Star
AprIs
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India ChoiagOsue for Fever md ASuc, 81 so.
VAN HAMDERT'S female monthly pills, for suppression
Ayers cherry pcctora coughs and asthma Hatngs
up Of naptha for do and Group for nemper
Rodgers of verwort and tar consumption
each a. Wofe's sohsdam sehnaPps 81 MoIses nvgoratng
McAiscr's ointment Kcyser's vermifuge each - CENTS
Hntchngs' bitters, 80 cents At GUI0NS, 1T Bowery
Also Hyatts infalibe life basam for rheumatism 70 cts
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Married,

On wedn, sday, April s. at st. Peters Church,
Twentieth street, by the Rev. William Halsey, Of
Sing Sing LEWIS BEARsiEY, of San Francisco to CHAR
JEUP second daughter of the late Henry Judah
San Francisco papers please copy.
On Wednesday, April s, by the Rev. Mr.. QUINN OF st.
Peters Church. Mr.. JAMES Il. TATE to Miss MARY CARR
SON. of this city.
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Coroners' Inuuests.

DRAm CAUSED BY YELLOW FEvEa-A VERDICT OF GEN.
sCRz-Coroner Wilhelm Yesterday held an inquest at No
"a Chryse street. the body of Sebastian Gerhard,
German by BIRTH forty years Of age whose death was
caused yellow fever probably contracted board the
steamship Empire City from Havana, which arrived here
on Tuesday last The evidence exhibits the following
facts Eliza Gerhard wife Of the deceased testified that
from Havana had been sick board ship since FRI
day. and sensible, and told her that he had always
had ed of
fever and his body was thrown overheard on Monday
last my husband was very weak and could scarcely
was repeated four times he elected from his stomach
blackish substance just like ground coffee; immediately
prescribed but my husband could not swallow the med
sine; at p NJ. he died.
II seems deceased had been teacher Of music and had
been in Havana since January 81 1854 About fourteen
days ago he sent his wife letter from Havana stating
that he would return to New York, three of his
friends had died there from yellow fever
DR.. Charles Habich sworn-Testfed to having made
external examination of the body and found marks
yellow color From appearance of the body together
with the history Of the case the opinion of the
s by the
think that the deceased came to his death by yell
low fever The jury Furthermore censure the careless
manner in which the officers of the New York Quaran-
tine let up vessel with such dangerous disease and
the proper authorities to take
of New York"
DEATH EXCESSIVE DOSE OF LAUDANuM.-Mrs.
Jane Lyle Of 900 West Twenty ninth street. had for
several years been in an aing ana debtated state at
times suffering great pain, for the purpose of aeviang
which she bought half of laudanum, and took
It in dose hoping to receive benefit thereby. Her
daughter, with whom she living, Immediately sent
for doctor, who applied the usual remedies, but she
died in few hours Coroner Wilhelm held an inquest
upon the body. The jury rendered verdict of sDeath
from overdose of audanum, she being of the
poisonous nature of the drug" Deceased was native
Of Scotland, ard sixty years Of age.
FATAL ACCIDENT BLASTING RocKs-On Tuesday
afternoon aborer Barney Callahan met with an
accident which caused his death few hours afterwards
II seems the poor man was preparing blast the fuse
had missed fire, and In order to clear IL out Callahan
applied his drill and while thus employed the powder
exploded throwing the iron drill with great velocity
which entered under the eye of deceased and passed
out at the top Of his skull The unfortunate nan was
conveyed to his residence in Forty eighth street. where
he died at nine O'Clock that evening Coroner Gamble
held inquest yesterday on the deceased, when a
verdict Of accidental death rendered Deceased was
thirty six years of age, and native Of Ireland.
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PinnOs.--T. Gilbert Il Co.'s Worlds Fair
nrst premium pianos with without the oan and with
tho frames and circular scales Cbers
eoudoir pianos, Haett Cumsten's pianos (of the old
established firm Of Haclt Co) Horace Waters pianos
and those of other makers at Wholesale
prices. Second hand pianos from s75 TO $3.50
HORACE WATERS Rroa
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diseased hinge. DR. CURTIS hygeana Is producing q
entire revolution in the OF all lung complaints
daily Of ofeures Of asthma
shitis add consumption, heretofore considered hopeless
from cergymen posasers and other OF the high
est respectablity Sales here have ID 200 pack
ages day. although is only three since it first
advertised 1t s the most wonderful discovery in medicine
ever made by man. IT gives mmcdiat, relief Read the
observation-disclosures In Maine-J. II. Gaubert postmaster
Of Richmond Me- writes Us: Tho hygeana Is doing won
ders here My sister has had distressing cough
difficulty of breathing for She the inhal and
took the cherry syrup but few days before she Ns
leyed and after months of it, her cough is
WELL Dr. Curtis system of inhalation must produce
entire revolution in the treatment OF diseases
lungs. There Is mistake, IL is truly wonderful dis
ccyerym Hygeana for sale at Boyd Paurs 40 Cortandt
street: G. Ii. Ring of John and SNway
New York. and MIRA Hayes, 75 Fulton street and st JAG
Atlantic street, Brooklyn.
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Beche 81 Co., Fashionable Hattcrs, No. 1853
Broadway-spring and summer fashion for gentlcmcns
hats and caps
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Albert H. Nicolay holds his regular semi-
weekly sale Of stocks and bonds this day at O'clock
tbs Merchants Exchange For further particulars refer
to his advertisement, In another column
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Mel0deons.-1hc Largest and Best Assort-
ment Of %elodoons in the city At ass Broadway being
bent organ meodeons, or S. D. II. w. Smiths known
10. HORACE WATERS, Sole Agent, 1873 Broadway,
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John Reese. Auctioneer.-SDur Saie this

John EGtse, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sale this
evening will embrace very attractive line of publ
catons and copy of the Natural History of tho State
map; also works and portfolio Of splendid
ingsthe consignment of connoisseur Sale at o'clock
At ST. broadway LYMAN CO.,
Suceessors to Cooley a Keese.
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WARDS ISLAND, EMIGRANT HOSPITAL APRIL
w lSA.-Dr Henry Hcnsley, of Kentucky one of the
House Surgeons in this institution having completed his
term Of service took leave Of his friends the LIST instant
At social gathering the OCCASION he presented with
Of plate by tho civil officers and employees OF the de-
partment and address, of which the following Is
Some Of your many friends sir, Wards Island, pre-
sent with the piece Of plate token
Of their regard Their estimation Of Is not to be
sured by the value of the gityour urbanty honesty
purpose and fair dealing and professional
from all highest Of which this gift
Is tho exponent hen you shall have gone from
and shall become engaged in the practice Of noble
fesson may be that shall in fade from
reooectionet this to remind you of and of
kindly feeling tawads often shall seek from
consolation comfort Take It, cir and with it sin
wishes that health happiness and may
attend yen.
On receiving the gift Dr. Honsey replied in substance
folows:-Gcntlemen accept your liberal gift with
heartfelt peasure wish the occasion of this kind de-
monstration upon your part different from what 1t IT,
for connection with each other and compes
to bid farewell to friends who have greatly cndeared
Themselves to As to official Wards Island
let that while it has without and
labor yet have the consolation of knowing that IL has
leen to my profit and for the OF humanity
have to gentlemen most earnest wishes
for the good health and happiness and Of
fa miles My ofeial ended-farewe gentle
men, and may God Almighty bless you.
YOUNG NAN WANTED-FROM Is TO IS YEARS
i Of age he must write excellent hand. DO quick
and at figures and reside with his None
but those that comply with this Advertisement and
produce the unexceptonablo city reference need
ply Salary moderate and situation permanent Call after
ALBEIT n NIcoLAY, No. 4 Broad street.
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@. u. Gayler's Salnmnnder Safes Again.
Ono successful test of these Aredr was made by
the destruction Of the large dstery of johnson
last Tuesday This like all other of j. GAYLERS
safes, proves them to be safes indeed-aways safe.
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sccchd-hnhu FNnhos az Great Ear;;nihs.-
Ono for eco, 500, Sll5, Sl25 $40
SlG0 and one Halet, Lewis Goa nearly now, $3.50 for
Sl75 New pianos. melodeons music and musical nsru
ments, Of all kinds, at wholesale retail at low
prices. HORACE MATTERS, 1913 broadway.
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CilrehuaA's Wigs and Toupees.-TgAe great
triumph achieved il Improvements, new systom OF
En the head ~ r thinness and elasticity them 10
elm The head without any pressure of THO usual
dsegreeahes attending all other wga scaps III Broad
We u ID stairs
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mas Of superior quality tone ar fnish; all tho
melodeons aseordeons nutnas concertnas seraphines
&C. tuned ana reps<ed l.. j. JACOBS, 407 Broadway.
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Vo 1.-THE UPPER PART or A HOUSE IN TWEEN
tyfourth street. near Eighth avenue containina ain
TIC modern IMPROVEMENTS; to gentleman and wife only
AddrenG J, W HERALD once.
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quipg most cnviablc reputation batter He turns
cut day OF tho most splendid specimens Of his
craft to be found In the city His spring styles
surpassed for airy ghtnea and elegance In fact they lead
the fashion in the city Every gentleman of taste in New
York submits to the discretion OF Knox in the article ofhat
and whatever be npon The subject submitted to
obedent do tho subjects Of the Gar his absolute word
Knox has also store at No l23 Fulton street. wsrc his
down town customers be supplied with the style Of
articles.
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Epicurean Market, No. S04 Broadyvay.-A.
FINK keeps full supply of beef veal mutton poultry,
game oysters vegetables all the delicate fruits In
their season, Introduced in the city.
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Z Fancy Cutlery.-The Subscribers Assort-
ment embraces every style of Rodgers Sons pocket
knives scissors in Of the finest quality which
will be warranted to the purchaser; also nail files boot
hooks &c. SAUNDERS, No. Aston House, and No. 37
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Bachelors Hair Dye II still the Leading
article By q, eeknowlsdged TO DO The best dye sxsan
thousands In all parts Of the world proclaim only
reliable dye known. Sold At BATCHEL0RS 3 Broadway
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made TO that note the next morning, and which when
then rendered to you declined 10 receive and which
1heg leave to request you viii now present to your prn
eiIal
reman, with assurances Of high respect yonr obsdi-
ent servant, JAS. MONROE.
IFndcrscdl Correct, T. T. HAvKrs
COLONEL HAWKINS TO COLONEL MONROE.
WASHINGTON, March 30-6 O'Clock
sE-I haze just received your note enclosing oe from
Mr. Cutting to Mr.. Breckenridge which ali Sn to mo
ON the fsth instant by Mr.. Maurice, aud yhlsn, iny
judgment, could not be received oorsdered cha-
knge then PENDING between the parties ana i would ip
vcse an inrropriey to receive it borc the delivery OF
vii. deliver Mr. Cuttings noe to Mr.. Breckenridge
tonight, ard hand his answers you IN tue morning
Ibave the honor to be- via high regard your obeaent
servant, J.T HAWKINS
fkndorsedl Correct, 2. T. HAwKIys.
MR.. BR,scKENRiDCE TO Mr.. CUTTING.
WARRINGTON CRY, March 50, 1910 O'Clock Pm
Hon. +. b. CUTTING
siR-Tne correspondence between Colonel Monroe and
Colonel HAWKINS our respective friends, has been sub
mited to by the latter by which il appears you did
not intend the note originally addressed TO me as cha
lenge but demand FOR explanation OF the language
used by me in debate, and at the samo time Colonel
Hawkins delivered to your note Of the 2sth Instant
In reply to that note state that the dsayowal it con-
tnins OF intention part to be personal in the
language which led TO my remark, is satisfactory and
similar declaration Mt the moment would have pre-
vented me from giving them utterance.
Permit me to express my regret that any maunder-
standing should have occurred between and my graft
xcation at its cxplsnation.
remain sir, very respectfully, your ohedcnt servant
JOHN c. BRECKENRIDGE.
pndorsed] Correct, 7. T. HAWKINS.
MIR. CUTTING TO Mt. BRECKENRIDGE
WASHINGTON March 81, 1854
Hon. J. c. BRICKENRIDGE-
SRYour note Of last evening has been handed to me
by Colonel Monroe
take pleasure in acknowledging is receipt an the
qualification feel that the which originated the
correspondence referred to in it, have to exist
Rccipocatng the sentiments of regret that any msun-
derstandng should have taken place. and of satisfaction
at its happy explanation,
Iremain, very respectfully, your obedient servant
+. B. CUTTING.
[Endorsed1 Correct, 7. T. HAWKINS
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Window Shade Manufacturers-Lace Cur
tans, cornices, &c-KELTY FERGUSON the most
extensive window shade the States and
they have At their warerooms g broadway and d
small advance the cost Of ufacturing Also
large stock of lace curtains gilt eornces damask &c. sell
ing of at auction prices All kinds Of shades made
choice lot gold border shades hand for city trade
cheap.
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Arbusson Carpets! Aubusson Carpets y
Anbusson Carpets "A splendid and beautiful ar
Gle. Look at them, at HIRAM ANDEBSON,S, 90 Bowsry.
They magnificent carpet the most elaborate French
and English drawings % written guaranty that it will
fade3 only U.s., Sc. and IS. per yard.
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Wigs and Toupees.-Batchclor,o OF No. 233
Broadway Ia pleased 20 announce another beautiful i'm
proyement manufacture Of these articles Tbia H.
IL applied ladies' and gsntlemcns hair work and
~ the most perfect Imitation Of paspre yet discovered
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Building Materials, Iron Window Lintels,
sls &C. at cost of third the price of brown
the Office those desiring information at distance will
be cent drawings Of same Apply at JACKSON'S Iron
Worka h6 to 66 Cioerck atreat
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The Return OF Sir John Frnnklin's Expe-
ditionWe that this has been recorded but
when the hair fa out Bsrkers TONGUE certan rstoa
tive Price 20 cents Headquarters, BARKERS, No. f39
Rrn
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rheumatism, Scrofula, Goat, Cancer, tSc.-
HYATTS life balsam atested by thousand desperate
which have in the Herald SUM- aud other
papers is the great reliable purifier Among latest
or kings evil Is that Of William House IL Willct street.
who by deep and loathsome seofous ulcer under
the lett the swelling from which covered the neck Mr.
H. Gardner sworn before Mayor Westervelt june 80 1883
was cured in month Of terrible that had existed
twelve and destroyed his In rheumatism gou
neuralgia &c. the Of the Hon. J. " ID. Fowler las
Stanton street. and Mr. b. Rice 81 Grove street. stand forth
among the most astounding Effected They
completely crippled You who afflicted, visit those
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s.-.Indles, Shoe aud CsoIter

Sewing Observation-Disclosures Shoe and Galter
manufae informed that for fine stitching of kid
enamellcd morocco, patent leather and all similar work
the new roved sewing machines produce
and much superior to what 1t possible to do by hand This
extravagant but exactly The right
these machines is unquestioned being secured
original patent granted to Mercy johnson in ls49.
l. NJ SINGER & CO. 322 Broadway.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.
nR, D0REMUs' LAST LECTURE ON THE RECENT
IL Discoveries Of Science applied to the Hory of
on will be delivered at the New york Medical College,
East Thirteenth street. Fourth this evening"
at ~ o'clock
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WILLIAM GRANDIN, ATTORNEY. COUNSELLOR,
w and Commissioner for different States New York. will
also transact business before the United States Su
Rreme Co1rt congress Exeeutve Depsrments fensi1n,
portcrs and claimants interested in calling
ns
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Cnaries' CeIeDrated LONDON Cordial Gin L.
not only the most and delicious of the whole family
gins but has been decided by the certificates Of
thousand physicians in the United States and England
be the most healthy of liquors and in
tits as remedy for diseases For
quart, by the sole proprietor and importer.
EDMUND c. CHARLES, No. Park place
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Pfrrples and FreciEieS can he entirely
moved from the face ~ using Eli W. Yondersmths estraet
o. and elder Aowcrd Ladies' oaa depend upon
this article There Is not day hut the ladies' call and
speak Of j. in the lshet terms IL is warranted or tae
will no returned. Fer the handkerchief, try the
Turkish perfume it Is the most durable aud fragrant per-
nme made Cam hor ice csmphor leo certain FOR
slapped hands and lips Prepared only by g. w WONDER
SMITH Bowery drug store No l above Broome street.
aud sold BY Mrs. lays, ll5 Fulton street. brooklya
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types taken in lyle known in the Among
valuable collection Is fine daguerreotype of Daguere the
inventor of the and the only him in this country
Rooms 3 Broadway four doors above the Astor House