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Board Of Aldermen.

Nov. sNathan C. Ely, Esq, President, in the chair.
he minutes Of the last meeting werefead and approved
THE CaoToS AouYDucr pYfaxrxESr.
communication received from the President OF
the Croton Aqueduct Department. asking that the regu
lang Of Eighth avenue between Fifty ninth and Eighty
second Streets be postponed until the Croton water
pipes be laid in said Laid the table Another
communication from the department received,
covering abstract of estimates received and estimates
awarded for the construction Of in the month
October
q THE FIRE DRP.iRTMINT.
report OF the Committee the Fire Department was
received, in favor of dsbandng Engine Company No
for an attack Hook and Ladder Company No s, on
the 9Th Of July. ADOPTED. The report of the same,
ccncurrng with the Councilman relative to the report Of
the Chief Engineer. Concurred in. The report OF the
same concurns to appropriate the Of 81 3d5 for
engine company No. So the said engine to be one
estimated for by James Smith for late Engine Company
No 16 and the contract to be awarded to him. he beng
the lowest bidder. Concurred in.
The usual monthly report of the Commissioner Of Re-
pairs and Supplies received and fled.
Several reports In favor OF grading and repairing
streets and sidewalks were concurred in.
Alderman Williamson moved that when this Board ad
journ il adjourn to meet Monday evening next and
that the regular evenings Of meeting be Monday and
Thursday Of each week.
The Board, on motion, then adjourned to Monday
rcyt.
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Bank Suspension.

crxcrSsArf, Nov ., 1854
Nessrs. Kills stargs and T. s. Goodman i Co. have
made assignments There has been the other
bankers this mornrc: but large numbers Of people
assembled around the doors Of the suspended parIes
Mr. Eodley clerk the banking house Of s W. Torrey
4 Co., has absecndcd with 81 500 Theamouut
is not yet asceraned and may prove much larger than
Is stated.
McNackin A. Co.. private bankers closed their doors
to-day There has been other houses and the
dsYostes are now concentrating favor Of -four or five
leading establishments. The Trust Company Bank has
been crowded all day with depositors
Money matters are beginning 10 improve. Eastern ex-
change ranges from half to aud half per cent
premium. Gold is retailing at Eve per cent premium.
The amount Of mopey embezzled by Rodley the clerk
of W. Torrey Co., "a now stated to be ten thousand
dollars
BANK TROUBLES IN oLEvELANp.
The Canal Bank Of this city has failed II Is paving
its bill holders, but not depositors.
The Affairs Of the hank have been assigned to W. j.
Gordon and j. L. Hcwett who are stili paying at the
bank counter specie for the bills presented. The
cashier ,.ys that holders Of the blls will be paid in
full All the other Cleveland banks receiving the
bills Of the Canal Bank depost at par The Canal is
an independent bank and State stock pledged for its
circulation.
BUFFALO, Nov. ., 1884.
This is blue day in our commercial eircos The Ex-
change Bank Of Robert Cold has stopped and we learn
large house on the dock must take place.
FAILURE IN PITTsBURG.
PrrsBrRG Nov. 0, 1854
large banker this city failed to-day and there is
a complete panic in the money market.
From New Orleans.
THE WEATHER IN NEW oRLHANs-o0MMEGcIAL AT.
FAIRS.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 8-No0n.
The weather here IL ne and COOL but actual frost
has yet occurred.
Our cotton market displays considerable activity the
Gales this morning reaching 200 bales at rates.
The stock of pork in this market il nearly exhausted
and prices have consequently advanced 81 per barrel
the quotation being SIC for Corn has de-
clincd TO see. per bushel.
The steamship Cahawba leaves here tomorrow for
New York. via Havana.
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Died.

On Wednesday morning, November 8, MARY, wife of
Irwin Mathewson, in the 23d year OF her age.
Her funeral will take place at two O'Clock this after
noon, from her late residence, II Twelfth street.
Dublin papers II lease copy.
On Thursday, November Q, Hon. WILLIAM STARR MIL
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral at eleven O'Clock Saturday
forenoon from his late residence 80 Fifth avenue with
out further invitation Ills remains will be taken to
Greenwood Cemetery for nterlnent.
en "Wednesday, November 8 at the residence Of her
daughter, Mrs. Iompkns Stapeton, Staten Island Mrs
JANE SrANpkRryI0k, in her Saith year.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from the Reformed Dutch
Church, stapleton at two O'Clock this afternoon.
On Thursday morning. November g. suddenly, JANE,
daughter Of Joseph and Jane Carr in tho 18th year Of
her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from tho residence of her
father, 3s2 Third avenue, at two O'Clock this after
On Thursday November Q, after short illness RICK
ARD MANY, aged 50 years.
to attend his funeral from his late residence Of
Jay and Hilary streets, Brooklyn at two o'clock this
or after short Illness
ELIZA E. widow Of bingham l.. Embree in the 6Sdycar
Of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family sre requested
to attend her funeral without further notice. at two
O'Clock this afternoon from the residence Of her sonin
law, John March, a. Livingston street. door from
On Wednesday, November s. at l. 90 P. NJ, JANIS, son
q John Morrison formerly OF Ioughbrickland, county
The friends and acquaintance of the family re.
specfuy invited 10 attend his funeral from the resi-
dence Of father ITO Troy street. at eleven o'clock
this forenoon.
On Thur.day, November 0, after short and severe
Illness, RUIZ MARY wife Of Dsniord Foskit, aged Al
years and months.
The relatives and friends Of the family are rcspectfuy
invited to attend her funeral from her late residences 40
Greenwich street. ut O'Clock this afternoon, without
further invitation. Her remains will be taken Green
wood Cemetery.
On Thursday, November o. ApArEA scmsycK, aged IS
years.
Her friends and acquaintance invited 10 attend
her funeral, without further notice, from 30. Horny
street. Brooklyn, st nine O'Clock Saturday morning Her
remains will be taken to Nshkill for interment.
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Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. T. 1854.
The sales Of cotton for the past two days have amount
ed to IL, 500 bales. Mddlng is quoted at 8Xc. &c.
Corn at q0c. Flour at SO per Dbl Rice exc. exc.
Rio coffee has declincd-1 500 bags sold at 9kc.
CHARLESTON, Nov. Q, 1854.
Cotton has declined an Nc. to Nc per H. the lower
qualities most Middling to mddlng fair quote at
exc exc The receipts for the past week have been
a 500 balss The stock, exclusive Of shipboard is 49,
175 bales.
BUFFALO. Nov Ga O'clock II.
The demand for -four to-day, IL wholly for the city
trade The market opens very quietoperatlons being
much restricted by the tghtncss Of money market
sale here The sales thus far to about
rels at IS for Black Rock s. 25 for ordinary Wisconsin
So 80 for good Michigan Wheat-Receipts fair and
stock Is good, with limited enquiry Holders offer good
Milwaukee ut 81 81, and white Michigan at - o..
Corn Is In better demand but prices shade easier
receipts continue light sales rs 600 bushels n &c. free
TO boat, and COO bushels at 70c Oats dkiet
inaiy 43c Eye-There In inquiry. but here
Whiskey--small sales at 341sc. Canal freghts not
firm, 16llc. 17c., and Aour 721sc 73c to New
York. Receipts this morning, 1926 barrels -four 60 ass
bushels wheat 1854 bushels corn and 36s27 bushels
oats.
* ss7-FEv> BuyFAxo, Nov e--8P. N.
Four-Ihere Is NO change to uoto u the aour marko
Sales 900 bbls at 80 for common Upper Lake, % 37
IS 90 for good to choice Michigan and S. 62i< for
fancy Michigan. Wheat--The demand for wheat il
derase transactions being restricted by the extreme de
Michigan, at 81. Corn-In thcreis rather more
doing holders being desilous to SELL Sales 80 600 BUSH
els Al 6ec., and 600 bushels at roc. OatsOats
duh and lower Sales 10 900 bushels at 42c and 1000
bushels at 42c Whskey-Whiskey ia quiet and steady
Sales 200 bbls., s4c. Canal freghts-72c. -four
21c. on wheat, and l6isc corn, TO New York. Re-
ce.pts Flour 1913 bbls. wheat a 09J bushels corn
%, 724 bushels; oats, -, 661 bushels.
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CrycrSSArI Nov. Q, 1854.
Ariisou tho who is charged with sending the In
5crnai machine by which Allison and his wife killed
in this city last summer has been arrested at Muscatinc
Iowa, and Is his way here.
Mr.. Ellis, OF the firm Of Ellis sturgs IL recovering.
An Individual supposed to be j. u. Nicholson who
connected with the Kssane forgeries In this city
year ago, arrested in Lonionviie the Pennsyl
sania Railroad to-day.
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erpubished ~ A. L. Stimson &c Broadway for the
eompanics wood engraving coarsey but graphically
eatss the sinking Of the steamship
nearly three hundred persons board francis Dorian
third of the Arctic suggestions tho dc
ner this wood cut and 70 It's correctness The pub
lsher will furnish eectroypes at about the cost to tn
editors OF newspapers We advise country publishers I
send him their orders The next number Of the Express Mos
senger will contain beautiful engraving 21x2 the Battle
Of tho Alma Electro types Of this also will be furnishe
editors The Express Messenger circulated from every
express ofce in United States including California
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On Tuesday evening, In the Reformed Dutch Church.
in Twenty-6rst street, by the Rsy. AIM r. Van Nest
city,
At Fairhaveu, Mass. on Tuesday, November T. by the
Rev Jacob Roberts, JoEN r. t. WADE Of Newark, ~ j.,
10 LIzzIE L. HATHAWAY adopted daughter OF Ienuel c.
Trip Of the former place
On Wednesday, November 8, by the Rev. DR.. Pound,
at st. Matthew's Church. Mr.. Isaac HASroRp late OF
California, 10 Miss EMMA ERBFyT, OF this city.
San Francisco papers please copy.
In BROOKLYN on Wednesday, November s, by the Rev.
Ir. Nintop, Mr.. CIrMryT KAN, Of Rotterdam, York
shire, to Mrs. SARAH N. GREEN, formerly of London,
England.
At Yorkville on Wednesday evening, November g. by
the Rev. George Fisher, d. D. JOHN w. vAs BESscnorcs
to CHARLOTTE daughter Of Col. Levi Hart
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SUPERIOR Court (two branches) .-Nos. ITO, 1s, ssl
362is 1872, 913 1885, $685. eo2 s63 oo4, so8, pos, sll
s12 al3, 91s, Tos, 725 T2e 76l, 7G7, 91q, s22 922
$780, 92s 800 OBJ, 524. 32s, $751; 32e, s37, eas, ss9
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PfnnOs auu NffUUtOns.--An nssOI fnlcut of
pianos and meoaeen uneqused by other house the
Irited States ether in variety quality, and at less
price than he bad elsewhere. r. Gilbert Co pre-
MUM pianos with without the Kolesn; Halictt6 Gums
pianos of the old firm set Co Horace Watersis
model pianos and those Of several other celebrated Boton
and New York makers Second hand pianos great bar
ssins-prics rom $40 70 $3.50 Planes Cash paid
HORACE WATERS, $50 Broadway.
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ToTNBIA, "a, NOV. " Ib59
duel was fought fourteen miles from here to-day,
.ssween Peter Gaifney and DR.. Ray. The former
Killed at the second hre the latter escaped uuiujurcd
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The Espenscheld Hat for the Present Fall
and tho ensuing winter sold At 81 TO- "a admitted 10 be an
peror in AL respects TO any hat aoid in Broadway for a.
20 End judge yourself ~ lis Nassau street.
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A Bran KILLED.

=, STANfORD, CT. Nov. y 1891.
About seven O'Clock last evening, a young man named
carriage while driving rapidly down hill near the toll
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Fire at New Bedford.

NEW BEDFORD, Nov 9, 1854.
Liberty Hail. in this city, took Are this morning. and
entirely destroyed The once Of the Union Tele-
graph located in the building
The lower foor occupied a. stores the goods In
when were mostly saved. The total loss Is about
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POLITICAL.

EQUAL RIGHTS, AND NO PRESCRIPTION IN A
IL free connsryfhe friends Of Seymour, and the dome
generally requested to assemble In the Park
tits friday evening AZ 3, o'clock for the purpose OF
the late election against the democratic candidate Of this
city and state. committee Of hncen will be appointed 70
investigate the frauds committed againt the DEM
cersto party In the contest Several democratic
pcakers will address the meeting this INFECT Fly order
q the Committee OF Arranget
Ward 7--lssiah Rynders. Ward 2-Daniel Msehnn
1c-John r. Ross 5-John Creighton.
Ig-Fisher Weeks. 11-Franeis Clark
f-Benj. n. Welsh. E-Patriok Dea
John Mccoy. H-peter Dawson.
michael Murray t9--James starr
lt-Wiliinm Dunlrp. IG--Cbsrcrs. Cooper.
t-Jsnes kerripan.
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FAILURE OF THE PACIFIC RAILROAD PROJECT.
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. s, 1854.
We have received later dates from Texas The Austin
State Gazette of the 30th ul says that the Governor has
refused to receive the stock offered by Messrs Walker
and King the deposit to the Pacific Railroad
contract. The project is, therefore, considered a
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Anson's Daguerreosypes, Largo Size, for 80
sepcoored In nice twice the size taken for
20 ccnt and equal In quality and Size TO that made
elsewhere for g. ANS0N'S $50 Broadway opposite Ne
tropolitnn Hotel
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NOn-arrival on the Mnils at New Orleans.
iNrw ORLEANS, Now ~ 1854
Three mails from the East, now due here, have not
yet been received.
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ShIpping Intelligence.

Arr from New York 9th, John Bright and Driver ut Lly
egpool
Arr from BOSTON 3D. yolga and oath, wavsrcy, at Liver
pool.
At deal.
Arr from Charleston Path Fame at Leth.
Arr from Richmond Path, William Patton, at Liverpool.
Art from Now Orleans 23d. Lone Star, At BRISTOL 9th
Helcfs. at Liverpool.
Arr from. Mobile 23d, Windsor, at Roohsfort.
Asf rom Galveston 2ith Houston, At Liverpool;
th, Compromise Albert Gallan, Loohnaben, and North
American, from Liverpool; winterbottom from Shields
18th, City Of New York from Liverpool
Sid Tor Boston I'D Cornca from Newport 10th, Chariot
sd for rhadclphfn 18th Bosphorus, from Liverpool
SID for baltimore 9th, Oiidcroeve, from Liverpool
Sid for Charleston 18th James white, and Louisa Moore
ron nverpooi; nth, Brother Jonathan, from do
Sid for New Orleans nth. Forest King from Liverpool:
Statesmen, and Northern Belle, from Deal.
Sid for Mobile 18th, Grsenock, from Liverpool; 2Sth
Speed, from do. '
The Imerica spoke ship America from Montreal bouna
e, Nov B. II AN, lat 40 Is, Ion 81 OF.
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Ocs c7-Monsy was in less active demand and easier.
Gsed discounts AZ, eonsols s4, dollars S. lower; bar
silver advanced to 5sd, douboons 7As, eagles 76s 2x
bullion in the Bank Of England increased $500 900.
American securities very duh, and prices nm
>hsnCed Fen gon Quote
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Twenty-Five Cent Daguerrcotypes.-Pcrsons
having the above kind q pictures can have them cited With
eases AZ shilling each at @ Broadway Of Howard
street. whore be had picture double the size, with
complete for 80 cents. GAEBANATI, Artist.
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MY nh@u VINO wins n HIT on the result of
tuesdays election and who fails make his selection from
the recherche asortment Of Knox the pnoo Of matters
must be more ignorant Of hat politics party olitics
Every gentleman At All aspiring to taste every gentleman
who Knows what's what and every Gentleman posted on
the elegant and fashionable nothing the
Knox styles They ottsinstie either of the nopuar
dopots kept BY KNOX. At No. h3 Broadway asressatt
Houfe,) or No. l2S Fulton strect.
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Gov. Seymour designate win Thursday, Nov 30, a.
Thanksgiving day.
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Of. s. Cleaver's Honey Soap.s-The Only
genuine article and incomparaby the toilet soap
ever offered TO the public be had At all the principa
drug and perfu u0r stores 1t Is warranted
The hands from ehapping and 20 soften and beadt %
tooth powder, 30. Sole wbolesal
agent, W. j. DAVIS, los Chambers street.
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The Late Governor Burt.
CoLuMBrA, Nov. &, 1854
The remains Of the late Governor Burt of Nebraska,
arrived here to-day, en- route for his former home.
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100000 worth Of Superb Carpets, 23 per
cent less than Broadway prices, At the Great American
lisa drugsst yards wide; 5000 yards beautiful ingram AZ
&c., 4s, and So yard -" "
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Wigs and TOupees.-A Silver Medal award
cd TO MEDHURST HEARD, 81 Maiden lane for the hast
wigs and toupec exhibited at the New York State Fair 1854
Back and front hrsids curls, &c. Copy tho address
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EUROPEAN COMNTsSIONS-A LAWYER AND PA
~ tent Solicitor, about visit Europe win take charge Of
limited amount Of business Call ti0l4th g. D. LAW
81 John street.
NOTICE.-JACOB A. WESTERvELT HAS THIS DAY
lN made agenern sessument for the benefit of hin
creditors All pe,srns indebted to him requested TO
nskc payment to and all Ting claims against
han WIN please send in . statement without delay.
ROBERT CARALEY, ! ..,-
ALEXANDER N. LAWRENCE. A"'sness
November !, 1854. IL South william street
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Of fashisnabe millinery Nos 20 and - John street. the
pleasure of stating that the reduction Of the prices
entire stock to first cost has had the desired effect
Such the rnsh for his superb winter honnst ladies' and
feather trimmings rich French ribbons &C. that his entire
corps OF employees, numbering yearly hundred are
kept ncesanty at work Siners Ind IL 10 their advan
tse TO purchase where they the freshest
fashionable articles some forty cent under ordinary
trade prices and all ladies who visit the establishment
struck with the beauty and elegant finish the
and It's remarkable eheApuess.
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Gus merchants but chiefly to Messrs Holvreux Hutch
nen a Co 4G0c bales Of cotton aud large quantity
naval stores were burned.
Al the warehouses OF Hadden Eearie Co.,
I'D hoae & ca~ had also been destroyed BY Are.
The naiiual subscription for the wounded soldiers ex
sesls ten thousand pounds. - mm
The Emperor has written letter Of conaolsnce 30
Iadsme 81. Arnaud, and bestows pension Of twenty
.housand francs As a national recompense.
The whole camp Of the South is TO embark FOR the
at ~ required
Mr.. soul6is return 10 Madrid caused quite excite
scnt and clamor being made 10 induce the Spanish
|evernment 10 solicit his recall.
Queen Isabel has aba ndoned the idea Of abaicating
|Abrsra Ia in Paris
The legitimate preparing for a movement.
Austria has just concluded an immense financial ope-
ation, by which she has transferred to company Of
capitalists, represented by Aessrs ANDRE Of Paris;
Pens and Eskeies Of Vienna, all the railroads con-
ructed and worked by the government In Hungary and
The company pays 200 00o, 600 francs on
shich the government guarantees FIVE per cent.
China.
Tho overland mail had been telegraphed with Canton
ntea Of September g. Canton was still besieged and
Me stress of the beseged was great There tea
'eady for shpment The insurgents yet hold Shanghae
The American clipper Comet arrived at Hong Kong
lpsg Liverpool in eighty -four days passage.
Trade in India was dun.
Commercial intelligence.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Ocs. o7.-honsy in less active demand, and easier
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Arrest OF one OF tho Rioters Mt worcester.
WORCESTER, Nov. 0, 1854.
A colored man. named Solomon II. Dutton, has been
arrested here for taking part in the assault officer
Asa Butman, during the late riot His bail has been
fxed at 81 OOO
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Call and Examine the Splendid Stock Of
billiard tales made with the patent india rubber cushions
DECKER, 90 Ann street. One second hand table, nearly
new for sale cheap, in perfect order.
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Rev No Mountain aud lady Or stearns and lady Rev
ssass, Ms:.rs sa1sin and lady, w.ssoa Isay shd
and lady IAron, lady and chnd Peett and lady Apder-
ard lady reyers and ehid Mrs. Ripley, Mrs Christie,
w.lfs,, Mis-; Mackenzie Ms, Baldwin c.Pssia Lane.
GALL Miss OPepheiser Miss Gerst Mrs Emmert Miss Busk.
Icy, Miss Manning Ns HeiIborn Miss Shaw, Miss Scott
Mcssrs Rosas, Cteevers, Chapman, Granger Delahat,
se.fth. LswtSn AnGsy cIafa A.stsn1s Grossly Porter;
Sharer, Muhed Emmcrt, Geo Emmer Rustsneusc Mendi.
6errs, Etrrall, Warrield, n CALDWELL r, Emmert,
Mannsrweii, jules Lascssle Ro West Collins Muigan,
Pearson, Lcse Robertson, Eery MILL Kerin Shaw, Clay,
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Cholera.--Dr. Tobias, 90 Cortlanat street,
raptoes TO every cholera stAckd
h Es Venetian lininent 1t fails. Only Is cents.
10 that vAues life will be without it.? Sold by
tfaEgst throughout the United States
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CrlstadOro's Hair Dye.-This Splendid Dye
equal in the world The impaired by It to the
hair those Of nature Sold WHOLESALE and retail Ap
Piled At Cristadoro's, No. 6 Aston House.
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Hair Dye and Wlgs.-BatchelOr's Hair Dye
rocIns at W. A. BATCEELoRS Hair Dye Wig and orna
mental Hair Factory, 233 Broadway.
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FhnInn,s pnnI,,.n J.ntlon.--Thc Vclv.t :

FhalOn's Paphian LotiOn.--Thc Velvet Soft
ness ana blush tint which Shakespeare says Of
from the complexion under the asrngent cold
unless the skin kept IN perfect health by the daily app
6 broadway e. Nicholas Hotel and lSi Broadway corner
Dey street. and BY all druggists and dealers Ia fancy goods
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to fashion, and the superb millinery Mt r. wILDES 20
and y John street again crowd of purchasers by
" ss eheapness Especial attention invited
TO the extensive assortment of ladies' and misses winter
hats Of novel and graceful desgns and
also 10 great variety Of silk velvet aud other bonnes
lftest orvn NODES feathers and feather trimmings
French Every article Is sold at cost price tho
in spite Of hard times that he may be to keep hi
numerous hands in full employment R.T. WILDE.
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To Capitalists and Manufacturers.-The
subscriber Offers for sae bis business Of
and gold plating tools machinery &C. With or without
the buildings in which the business on The
undersigned being DESTROYS Of retiring from
the sole Of his Offering for sale For fur9hcr
ticulars, apply to THOMAS MORTON, 2l2 Pearl street
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EMglish and French Hair RrusI,cs. ]

brushes, combs 6cThe subscriber has just received
large supply Of these ARTICLES Of the finest quality
sedsnsed low prices for cash. also choice assortment
ties paper machs ware, &c. &C. w J. DAVIS IoS Cham.
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/ CIrUATIoN wANTED-BY RESPECTABLE GIRL
~ cook chamhermad and washer and ironer Best
references be ven Cali 20 srfoik street. fourth
locr