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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-05

Military FurrGAL-Capt Thomas Kirk who belonged
to the Twelfth Regiment OF the New York State Militia
yesterday consigned to his last resting place He
died Monday morning last Of erysipelas anented by
large circle OF frends In the funeral train
besides the friends and relatives Of the deceased were
the Washington Light Guard officers and members OF the
N. VS.. NJ, Company Washington GIays Washington
Continenia Iai yette Lodge No Ca Free and Accepted
Masons and Jefferson Lodge J. o. OF o. f. The military
we're dressed in uniform and marched to the music Of
mufiied drums add craped nags. The procession
solemn and imposing in its march TO Green wood Gene
terry where the mortal remains of Thomas Kirk were
left in an eternal sleep.
FIRE-Yesterday morning fire broke out on the cor
ner Of Mott and Houston Streets in the small wooden
building occupied by W. Rondo grocery II was
caused by the bursting of of the fines from the fur
The loss of Mr. Rondo about 81 900. He was
insured for 81 800 in the Merchants Company The al
joining building, occupied by Mrs. Foley private
dwelling was also slightly damaged The fire was here
extinguished
Commemorative are authorized 10 state that the pro
ceedngs in the United States District Court in reference
to the charges against Mr. Bowling in relation goods
ON board the steamship Asia, which duties had not
authorities, and the charges withdrawn.
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years instead Of one, the time TO which the lease Of
piers was limited at the late auction At that sale
tho amount realized waa sl4s, 470.
Z. The shipjoiners held meeting last night, and
resolved to strike on Monday next for 80 so per day.
The pianoforte makers also met last night, to sns-
tam portion OF their trade who have thrown mp
work ON account Of an attempt TO reduce their
wages. We have reports Of both these meetings,
which are crowded oat OF tOday's paper.
We have received orr letters and files from Cubo
to the 29th ultimo. There is news Of special i'm.
portance from the island, but the letter from cur
Havana correspondent, published elsewhere will,
as usual be fonnd interesting. Several large plan
taiions had boon destroyed by FIRE communicated
by sparks from locomotive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-05

ANOTHER POLICE BILL SwAMPED IN THE As
sEhBLY.--From the proceedings in the State
Assembly yesterday it will appear that the
Police bill, proposing to make our Chief of Po-
lice elective by the people, and other reforms
IN the police department, calculated to turn over
the lives and property of our citizens and visit
ers to the tender mercies ola conspiracy Of ruff
fans and rowdies, has been defeated by the de-
cisive vote of sixty-two to twenty-five. All
lovers Of law and order, and of security to life
and property, will rejoice at this result-all
conspirators to restore the regime Of our loose
barbarians, short boys and such like, will
understand that their game is out The conclu-
sive vote in the Assembly yesterday shows that
they appreciate the merits of the question, and
that the members Of the "rural districts have
decided repugnance against giving to election
bulles, midnight marauders. and Peter Funks.
the guardianship of this great and populous
city. We remain, therefore, in reference to our
police department, in statu quo +; and after this
last signal failure Of flibusterism. we expect
that our 'outside barbarians' will consent to
submit to the restraints required in civilized
community. Sixty-two to twenty-five That
ought to be satisfactory.
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her possessions OF past ages Lcuis Napoleon

her possessions OF past ages. Lcuis Napoleon
is good hater.
1t il Of more interest to rs to know that at
tention has again been called to the subject Of
the rights Of neutral vessels both in the House
of Commons and in the House Of Lords. The
government gave no precise answer to the in
qairies made upon the subject, but Lord Cla-
rendon assured the peers that the British gov
eminent would in this respect set an example of
iterality TO the world. We trust they viii at
least adopt as a maxim OF British maritime law
the principle that free ships make free goods;
that they will not consider the war as authoriz-
ing the vessels of the royal navy to commit
piracy; and for the sake of commerce as well as
that OF nations, they will not, by exhuming the
rampant nonsense Of the Jurisprudence Of the
middle ages, drive the United States into the
ranks Of their enemies.
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Personal Intelligence.

1t is stated that member of the Council OF State
Count de Meden will be the new Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiay from Russia to Washington
and that the legation viii be Of than usual inn
portance and the corps of persons attached to it win be
increased. We have just announced that Edward De
Stoeckl, Esq has been received by government as
Charge d Adaires Of Russia.
Capt'Webster U. S. Army; Col Moore, British Army
G. T. Neeey Regal Artillery; II. G. Allers, British
Army; W. T. Downcs, Royal Artillery Major HOLMAN,
Texas were among the arrivals yesterday at the Metro
poltan Hotel.
Capt S. H. Hudson star OF tho East from Para; Capt
c. A. Guimaraens Para; y. Winslow Para Capt Hayes
Buffalo; DR.. hathaway Providence; Dr. Y. Perault,
Montreal w., were among the arrivals yesterday at
the Howard Hotel
Hon. Robert scheno,., Ohio; DR. Bchmy, Columbus
Georgia; Professor Emerson Boston Col d. B. Sacket
T. s. Army; Governor Gibbs, Newpert; d. j. Belings u
$. Army; Hon. $. NJ Parker, Washington, were among
the arrivals at the s. Nicholas yesterday.
ARRIVALS.
fFSS sIp Il ss m ana s so end nr
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i.s' TsY ss. T' 's Anew YER 2 Sssssl
as saS crw rSg
Hsrist BURKE Tame; S,ssa% MsS,ndi;h, Joseph
Siy WEE
ire: S sF So,Ssa
Jacob Smith, John Wigginten II Schroeder, Megone
VIM Hudson, Geo Wilson-total 10.
From Liverpool In ship Vim Tapscott-Dr II Mar shall
and lady Samuel Meam Mr. Rnwstlc lady and two chill
drep.
From Nenvitas, in brig Toledo Castillo and two
daughters J. Aguern.
From Falmouth Ja in schr ArabeaI Abraham, Mr and
Mrs Defrutlas.
DEPARTURES.
For Savannah in steamship FlordaIsraol Pn.uam Jr.
Jonas Lamrton, George Clay, Sucker, Davis, Mrs
Mics Wanseen, Mathews Charles Bruh James ii Earl,
] Baldwin, Charles Goodrich, Z Perry, W Il Hunt,
Smith, lady and child Mrs A Remington, Taylor.
lady and three children, VIM Fieh, Rogers Mrs How
land, II johnson, and IS in the steerage.
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Auction Sale OF the Leases OF Market Cell
Vur In

In accordance with the resolution passed at meeting
of the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund held at the
Finance Department the 25th OF February last the
cellars connected with the several public markets. and
some other property belonging to the city leased
yesterday at public auction held in the City Hall The
conditions Of the sale were as follows
All repairs will be made the expense or essces and
no deduction whatever will he allowed for damage by
OF sickness epidemic that the city
during the continuance OF the lease.
The essees will be required 60 give bond for double
be approved by the Mayor and Comptroller conditioned for
the payment Of the rent yearly ahlmc
On their part OF the covenants OF tho lease.
The lessees viii be required the the fair
each value OF his sa be agreed
tween the parties In the parties cannot
ue shall be determined by two appraisers OF whom TO
be chosen by the and the other tho lessee
in they do agree third person umpire
Will be selected by the Mayor the essee shall
amount TO the tenant Tor his improvements thus be
determined.
The sale held in the chamber OF the Board Of Al
dermen, and was very numerously attended The COM
petition among the bidders pretty close and of
the leases disposed OF at advance OF three hun
dred per cent the rents OF last year The term is Ave
years. commencing from the LIST of May 1854 From the
comparison OF the aggregate amounts at which the
ket cellars have hitherto rented with those at which
they were leased yesterday it appears that very large
increase has been gained in all with The exception OF
Essex market, which presents falling of of $685. The
following the amounts at which they have been leas
ed, and the names of the essees majority OF whom
were occupants under the old system
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Malls for Europe.

xaB PEW YORK nERALp-EDTTIoN FOR EUROPE
TIE royal mail steamship Africa, Capt. Harrison, viii
THE port this day at II O'Clock for Liverpool
The European mails win close in this city quarter
eleven O'Clock this morning.
The WEEKLY Herald, printed in French and English, }
~m be published at half-pa nine O'Clock this
ss Single copies, in wrappers, sixpence.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition OF the
pEs YoRS HERALD viii be received at the following placer
% Earope
iyuscoi John Hunter No. Paradise street.
louoN i. Edwards Sanford h Co., No. IL Cornhin.
VIM Thomas Il Co., No 10 Catherine street.
Faus Livingston Wells L. Co.. Place de la Bourse.
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Brooklyn City Intelligence.


FRE-A MAN CONSUMED IN THE FrAMEs.-A Ere broke
out in row of three frame dwelling houses situated in
Walworth street. Myrtle avenue, about o'clock
yesterday morning, which totally destroyed, and
man named James Carpenter consumed in the flames
The Gre is supposed by to have originated under
the stairs in the hallway Of the house. occupied by Mr.
Mullen, who keeps grocery store the first floor An
apartment Of the upper story occupied by Mr. Car
1t is probable that he became suocated with the smoke
while asleep, and thus fell easy prey to the flames
He was well advanced in years, Englshman by BIRTH
and had been in this country about five years. He had
no family. His trade that Of silk fringe weaver
From this house the flames spread to the two adjoining
ones occupied by Owen Nay and several olher families
They were all burned to the and most of the fur
niture was destroyed The buildings of inferior
class worth about 500 EACH and insured the
extent Of their value in the Long Island and other in
surance Offices The store and fixtures owned by Charles
Mullen were insured for $500 in the Hamilton Insurance
Company of this city.
The police of the Third district yesterday arrested the
occupant of No Hamilton avenue, suspicion Of
attempt to set FIRE 10 his store He locked up
hearing.
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ArRl 9.-Edlcdrd ~ James rs, d. p. s. John, Saper-
intendtnt Of he Stale Bdpks.lhis motion to show
why injunction, already granted, 10 restrain
the defendant from selling bonds and mortgages deposit.
ed for security for notes Of the Merchants and Mocha
MICS Bank OF 0swogo should not be dissolved Tho
involved in the controversy amounts to S1a0 600
II contended that sufficient notice had not been given
of tho sale, (which is advertised for the 9TH instant
and that the Superintendent had power 10 cell bal
was bound 10 foTeclose the mortgage.
before Hon Judge C.athe
Marcus Bars Us Emile IL AdirC .-Motion 70
yacae Judgment dened without prejddiCe to The ds
PENDANTS ght 70 e. papers disclosing the pre-
cse nature OF hs defepee.
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Mails for the Pacific.

rTB NEW YORK HERALp-CALIrORNIA EDITION.
The United States mail steamship Illinois, Captain
Hartscn viii leave this port this afternoon, at swo
o'clock, for Aspinwan.
The mails fer California and other parts of the Pacific
wiz close at one O'Clock.
tne NEw YORK WEEKLY HERALD California edition, con-
sang the latest intelligence from all parts of the world
win be published at ten O'Clock this morning
Single copies sxpence Agents will please send in their
prdere as early as possible.
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TIE VHARyEs AND The PROVISIONING to a mistake the
essees Of the wharves intend compel the pilots pay
wharfage. We believe that they have paid dock
age but in consequence Of oversight in the Comptro
ers advertisement terms made known at the recent
sale Of wharves bills have been sent in them to be
paid Their boats hardly to the dock. The
Comptroller easily remedy this matter ii is only
mistake and not fixed fact.
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anR AGENTS IN PARIS, FRANCE.

We bsg leave TO state to readers and patrons in
Pans and Europe generally that Mr.. B, Il. Revolt II
Rue la Banque Paris is no longer connected with the
REw YORK HERALD either correspondent agent.
Asssrs. Livingston Wells, Place de la Bourse,
only agents in Paris both Cor advertisements and
subscriptions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-05
Court Calendar--Th,s Drv.

suPREME CouRr-Circuit-No 294, 1913 ia 2ea
2o9 24s, Co. H. 1924, 347 ls4, 1885, 1885, 2l2 32l 32S
SUPREME CouRT-Special Term-Nos. 2, Z, IA, IL, II,
10, 20, 81, 20, "a, 20 to &c. Al.
COMMON PIEAs.-Part First-Nos 2o5, $751; $50 to 800,
81 to $40. Part Second-Nos s, 354 500, S57, 35s ~
SIT to $50.
SUPERIOR CoURr-(Two Branches. Mos CO to o., r.
s5, 49, 3d. 1o7, lo8 109 Ill TO l24 l2o 1885, 1885, 1885,
$40 1877 to J45
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Notice to the Carriers,

To obva;e tie delay in serving the NEW YORK HERALD
subscribers after the carriers receive their papers from
Abe press, the proprietor will allow hours for
sSch delivery; and any carrier who than
that time win be dismissed and more active
gagged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-05

RHODE ISLAND EIFcnoy-The annual State election in
Rhode Island viii take place to-day. The following
the wing and democratic nominations the State ticket
Dem, Whig
Governor Francis N. Dirnond. William W. Hoppin.
Lieut. Governor. Americas v. Potter John Reynolds.
Sec'y Of State. Asa Potter. William r, Watson.
Attny General. Walter S. Burges Christ. Robinson.
Treasurer. $3.50. Edwin Wilbur. Samuel b. Vernon.
Members OF both branches of the Legislature and coun.
ty officers, are also to he elected.
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NQypl InfeIfkuen.o

Tho storeship John Kennedy, attached 70 the Ring
gold expedition arrived at Batavia Dec Goth from T.
mons Fay, and called again Jan. It'll.
The steamer John Hancock and schooner j Fenmore
isthe former On Dec 2eth and the latter Jan, It'll
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Remember the PrincipoI yVho,.

retail Offices for the sale of that celebrated ram,
Dod's syrup Of alumina, for the permanent cure oS
colds, asthma, and bronchitis, are A. B. 4 d. sands
of Fulton and william streets: Rushton Clark 4
their broadway and Astor place stores; T. NJ q,
Bowery; Mrs. Hayes, brooklyn, and the prophets
DREW EADIE, III Fulton street, N Y.
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BeIore ms Honor Recorder Tillop.
ArRn 4.-The court resumed its sitting to-day at tho
usual hour but in consequence of the absence of wit
nesses and counsel those put down the calendar
for trial to-day We're unayodably postponed The
Adelne Edwards set down for Monday next and the
tailor Tracy for this day week After discharg-
ing the petit jury the court adjourned for the day
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MAN BURNED TO DEATH-A row OF frame houses
worth some $4,000 were destroyed by fire in Newark
yesterday morning Patrick Mclacey nineteen years of
age persisted in the flames, and two remen were SO.
rously injured by the failing of a chimney.
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Moiunvfa Crcnm.-This superb comp
Tor ssrengthsning and Identifying the hair, pren.r
ana foid by ~ a. bachelor, at his celebrated ha.s
Wig iactory zS5 broadway. BACHELORS hair dive
applied Nine private rooms. ' W
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II the vb,skers md Eyebrows mr.,
Rheumatism. scroruia. Cont. Cameo,

unsoemly tint. get bottle Of Demonet 4 Meyers
hair dye. touch, and presto What changel "
juvensted by he genius Of g universal hair dye.
applied at Is Cortisndt street. >
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Deerease... !.

MISCELLANEOUS.
Three storesand cellars underneath corner Of Amos
street and Greenwich avenue, occupied by
Thomas Lawrence, excepting such portions OF cell
lars as are in fer the Police Court $50
Collar under school house City Hall place now oc.
cupied by Henry Dill. .......... 95
Cellar under engine house. Cedar street, occupied by
A. Vanderbeck. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Jos
Lot Of ground Of engine house in Walnut street
near Madison. occupied by A. s. Vanderbe rgh, 9J
Honse and lot No. Oak street, occupied by Mrs.
House and lot No. Third avenue, occupied by a. s.
Uonsa ana lnt n, - sW
TO Fourth avenue, occupied by A. s. Vanderbcrgh. us
The rooms over Centre market, u. Kissner Albert
son....................... Observation-Disclosures. 495
Total Of 1874 INSTRUMENTATION. 1855
TOTAL Of lsSS. 1880
Increase .,.,..,........... S2,245
Aggregate yearly rents Of cellars &C., for 49, ssss go
for 1858. 15,24S
Increase Of rents for 1854 1853. ....... s. G8,
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the incstmahlo virtues Of G0URAUDS modioatcd soaps ~
Is TO the body wha. sancsacatOn the sonlpurhes
from all droes. At its touch pimples freckles tan a.
vanish from the complexion Equally famed Is Gourands
poudre sutte for uprooting hair from any o. Lne
body LILY white and hair restorative at % WaheT
street, 6rst store from Broadway Caenaer % soutn
Third street, Philadelphia.
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cnt xU,lI Fovee tI,e

Plain TaiIk.-My Ongucnt Will Force the
Heard to grow thick in six weeks and VIII not STAN or m
lure the skn TRY H. bottle; 81 90 hall dozen sent
10 any part Of tho country. X. q. GRAHAM, 10 Ann
street Zieber Al South Third street, fmaa.iPhs h"yr'
l15 Fulton street, Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-05

ROOTS fourteenth prize Call and his works his
magnificent gallery 1858 Broadway Crayon dayuerreoypc
taken at other place. Cloudy weather all the
fair Rooms easy of access
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Manufacturing Company have removed their Office and
No. H3 Broadway whore manufacturers and
all others interested in this time and labor saving sewing
machine respectfully invited to call and by careful
examination satisfy themselves OF the fact that greater
variety OF work be done And well DONE this machine
than any heretofore offered to Che public.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-05

Tor the $4,000, 600 !-Cnrpets for the Mill
lion HIRAM ANDERSONis ten spacions sales rooms so
Bowcry repete with splendid medallion, mosaic, vel
vet tapestry Brussels three ply ingram and stair carpets
window shades mats rugs oil cloths, and all Mt tremen
dous bargains.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-05

To the Ladies.-F.rcsh arrivals by every
steamer Of the choicest styles Of lace and muslin embroid
riee real thread acce mourning goods &C Attention is
collars just received at NEWMAN,S, 765 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-05

Ladies' Dresses Cut on Scientific Prin-
cples and made in the latest Partisan fashion at "a
hours notice. at from 81 to s. EACH ut Newman ladies'
and childens Quitting establishment No. 76J Broadway
between Eighth and Ninth streets.
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EYATT'S life tnlsam, attested by q thousand Dc
sates, which have appeared in the Herald san, an
papers is the great reliable purifier Among tho late
OF kings evil is that Of William Housed, II Willst
who sunered by deep and loathsome scrofulous uos
the left ear, the swelling from which covered the nee
III. Gardner, 8 sworn before Mayor Westervelt June
was cured in month Of terrible cancer that nd
twelve years, and destroyed his In rheumatis
neuralgia &c., the cases Of the Hon J. v. d. foy
stanton street, and Mr. Il. Rice 80 Grove street. sta
smong the most astounding cures ever effected. TIL
completely crippled. You who IRE afflicted, go Wis
persons. 10 cents per bottle Principal depot, ~
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Hiram Anderson, 90 Bowery, offers aston
ishipg to buyers Of elegant carpets and oil
oil cloths 2s Cd, 49, 5s Cd tapestry, Brussels &c. De-
los, and velvet carpets 12s, 14s and l6s yard.
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LIQUORS. &C.

ALEs, PORTER, BROWN STOUT, ooRI
~ syrups, brandics, wines. sohuepps, whiskoy, y;
cars &c, hc.--Tho largest stock in tho United ~
all the choice brands offered TO Wholesale dealers
medecira and family uses, for cash, at twenty r,
ttiow any other mouse In New York, by WIN. n. W
HILL, 4So brecmt sttet, corner ci Cresty street
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Bachelors Hair Dye is stu the LEADING

srtcle by 10 be the hest dye
psre city esShg the hair the moment it Is applied Tons
thousnds IN all parts Of the world proclaim IL the only
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Don't INSULT your Head, the Throne Of Rea-

DONt KhstUC your FfeNu, IHt IHfOHc OF Iten-
con, by singing with eauterzing dyes. Use that con
genial and emolcnt fluid, CRlsrADoRoS Excelsior Dye
which lo time than IL takcs TO newspaper artke
replaces color the hair with rich
brown. Sold and applied at No. castor House.
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Sewing Mnchincs.-.Laiics' Shoe and Gaitcr
informed that for ne stitching of kid,
enameled morocco patenk leather and all similar work
thre AIDED sewing achines produce
quality OF work not hitherto approached by any machine
and much superior to what IL 10 possible to do BY hand This
may extrnvagant but is exactly true. The right to
these s unruesoned being secured by the
original patent granted to Morey johnson in lsl9.
L. N. SINGER Il CO, 3l3 Broadway.
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Wniamson's Dngucrreotypcs by Eiectriei-
tyA and process of securing the
precision Of agreeable moment introduced 1881 short
and pleasant stngs after process Of flesh coloring
added to their pictures which makes them the pink
oneself. Gallery 249 Fulton street, Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-05

Building Materials, Iron Window LintcIs,
ss &C. at cost of third the price Of brown
in the elaborate specimens be
the oce those desiring information at distance will
he sent drawings Of same. Apply at JACKS0N'S Iron
Works, So to 50 Goerck street.
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saw thc Daisy Iift its yellow head above
tho surface Of the plain cav the fallen locke restored
IN bald head bloom again tho of Bakers tenqne
oeanly greaselcRs certain restorative Price 70 cents
HsalqusItsrp, PARKERs, 4X Broadway.
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SPRING S0rpctlnSSs-NeW f0ttcTns Oh MOS0ic,
Ingram Brussels medallion and three ply of exquisite de
signs the lowest prices be bought town at
Messrs. WRIGHT BAILEY'S emporium, $50 Bowery,
where they receive all styles Of this country foreign
De Ladies in search Of goods Of this
kind will find II very convenient to call early
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WILL THE GENTLEMAN WHO LEFT AT AL
w Co.'sa draft for collection in favor Of Dr.
Gibbs, N: y, on Halleck, Paetz Billings, San Fra
please call ut their Office. ADAMS,J