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AGENCIES

CRYSTAL PALACE COMMISSION AGENCY.-JOHN
~ O'FLYNN takes leave to inform exhibitors at the
Crystal Palace u at he usual devotng his
to the interests Of his employers and that goods given
him In charge shall be kept In perfect order for exhibition
a to chn
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THE LECruRfs sEAssys.

MRS TRAPHA6EN, SPIRIT MEoIuh GArE OF
WI AIS Broad viii receive visiters At al broadwty
opposite the Tabernacle and evening r.,
s. and from ~ 70 10 O'Clock The allu sons in former
the iaors of Mr.. r. with the Guerors
Hague stree. plosion ma1o without her kaew
leege or consent.
THE ART OF WAR-CAPTAIT OLIVER 8YRgE
i bsgs leave intimate h his IaA AIRY friend 1, New
York city Brooklyn Williamsburg and Jersey City that
he returned to his military headauart.rs at No 2.
Lite street ard will his on
The Art Of War and ltary Ssence,n adapted to the
present ea,sepees Of the times Captain invites bis Mill
friends to sttenr hi which free and
takes 0ceann to state that hiring from New
York several panies have started and are
in the of active training In
towns he has visited He will take his tour in few
weeksto OIL er sectors Of tho couGty ind
the CON parties everywhere in advanced dscp
line AL military should await themselves the
tuniy OF hoing preEelt during the dr
the esolu,ions Of tho line AID all the necessary nrus
titns ov 10th Offices and who desire learn no
tale the nsd will be carefully impaired aud
captain Byrne Military engineering sapping aud mining,
the makins of ammnaops aud every branch Of
ny, for such gentlemen wish to acquire knowledge of
the will also be taught grataitousy Captain b. will
She rty found military academy, furnish the
with ilrGrJ for free
GEORGE d. BOWLING Secretary.
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THE FYREMEN.

IA MEETING OF FIFTEENTH WARD HOSE con-.
~ pany No 81 held at their carriage house. 100 Mercer
street after their the late
IL
Resolved, That return thanks to Mr. and Mrs Meyer
hof of 81 Chryse street. for tho bonntful Of
Treatments furnished at the fire In tne
JOHN BIRCH, Foreman.
THos. j. Convoy, Secretary
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Electricity Against Chronic Diseascs.-The
patent chains all diseases
rheumatism, peurslgis palptatons epilepsy uterine COM
plants pstouIed by the highest medical authority
In world Exhibition medal office and factory
to 50 White street. j. STEINkRT, SO White street.
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Removal m. Levett, Dentist, Respectfully
Informs his patens and tho public generally has
removed TO NO averle place block OF Broad
way. Office hours from till o'clock
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OCULIsTS, AND AURIsTS.

lust RECEIVED, FROM ONE OF THE FIRST
makers in Paris beautiful selection of artificial eyes
Which will be inserted by Dr. WHEELER, occulist No .s5
Of Breome street. To resemble tho
natural organ in every respect Once hours IL A. NJ
p. NJ Films specks and chronic Inflammation of the
eyelids completely cured.
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gogue 81 50 Doshlers periodic pills and Rowands tonic
mixture, 81 each For coughs colds bronchitis dcAyers
cherry pectora Hastings syrup Of naptha Rogerss syrup
sfiverwort and tar Taylor BALKAN Of verwort and Dr.
Dod syrup Of alumoa each ST. For rheumatism scrofus
dc.S. p. Townsends sarsaparilla Myers rock
wsaver bankers syrup each ST. and yats inaliibe life
Humbert's female German pills ST. For debility
Norses cordial S. for So Holloways oint
mont Dalleyis and McAsters do Hollowsys pills, at
GUION'S III Be VERY,
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WANTS.
A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN
IA wishes situation as and seamstress, chan
iermaid Apd waiter Good city reference given Please
avenues.
A RESPECTABLE yoUNa WOMAN WANTS A STU.
~ alton as nurse and nsfress ehambermAid and
waiter The best Of city reference given by applying 9
to5P. N.
A WIDOW, WITHOUT INCUMBRANCE. WHO HAS
IA been employed for some years BY the best physicians
wishes situ alton nurse for the sick housekseper
would have objection to the country For particulars
inquire st 3o5 Meecker street, in the rear
A YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS
n hambermaid chambermaid and waiter, who per.
ftly understands her business Has the best Of city
ference Please call At SO Forsyth street. Grand in
the rear, room No, 8, second entrance.
AS sEAMsTREss AND NURsE.-sTTUATION WANT.
drens dresses and do ali kinds Of family sewing Can
for two days, At lis Sullivan street.
A YOUNG LADY CAPABLE OF TEACHING ENG
~ lh, French and mute, desires situation as COVER.
ness in private family. Address Il. II Herald ONCE.
n tom Is 6rst rate seamstress; can work all kinds Of
embrodeng No objection to take OF child two
years old Can be seen for two days. % Thrteth street
between Sixth and seventh avenues nth house from sixth
avenue.
As WAITER OR TO TAKE CARE OF CHILDREN
N plain wing.Situation wanted: good city
ference given Apply at 25 Court street. third hoor back
room, Brooklyn, for two days.
A RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS
ronsr and willing to make herself generally useful She
for three days st her present place 90 West
Eleventh street
As sEANsTREss CAN FIT LADIES AND CHILD.
"A ren's dresses-situation wanted In . small private
family; good city reference given Apply At les Ninth
street. between Third and Fourth avenues In the rear for
two days.
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IRON bedsteads Fuiniture, &c., No. Canal
street Common and ornamental plain and folding bed
sfeads OF all kinds at lowest prices hat stands CHI
iprng hair and husk mattresses always hand
10 order.
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r1IE MILITARY.

NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS THE REGIMENT WILL
Az assemble at the Mercer House. Saturday thu
int at Ia O'Clock r. NJ for the transae ion important
business. BY order.
WARD b, BURNETT, Brit Brig Gen Com'dg.
HENRY GAINES, Actg AdJt
DLUNBERS' GUARD-THE MEMBERS OF THIS
i company requested to attend meeting T,nrs
day evening 18th inst at O'Clock precisely at CO., Broad
wsy BY order OF w. o. DREW, Captain.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


brandy SCOTCH ALE, SEGARs, &C, ABDUCTION,
ID Friday at l0a O'clock at 81 Dey street. corner Of
GreenwichSoap candles mustard pepper counter SCALE
tea coffee, smoking and che wing tobacco
brandy wines GIN Scotch ale &c also. variety Of af
and miscellaneous articles.
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auctioneer
L,OR sALE-A BROWN MARE, HARNESS, AND A
top wagon In good order, suitable for grocer
baker. Apply to +. w WEBER, 552 Pearl street.
MASONIC NOTICE-THE MEMBERS OF CYRUS
NJ Lodge No 2os, Of y NJ are requested to attend At
their Lodge Of Crosby and Broome streets at
half past o'clock precisely this day. to attend the funs
raj Of deceased brother Andrew Elliott Members in
good ding and the fraternity in general respect
FULL invited to attend. G. CLANCY WIN.
A. BROoKrIELD, Secretary.
D0SES-WILLIAM IRVING CO., AUCTIONEERs,
III will sell at auction Thursday, May H. at l0 o'clock
Mt the sales No Pine street. standard from the
nursery Of b. Mante ESQ., Astoria consisting Of stand
ard half standard dwarf Perpe t1ai moss bourbon nos
settle perpetual Baltimore BELLE prairie queen
sells cottage Lady Banks and other tine varieties Of
an greenhouse shrubs from the nursery Of b. Mant
Astoria, l. L. comprising the finest collection Of
offered this taken out Of the ground and
ranted to Also number Of fowery In
pots.
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seXvtno pfachiues,-I, IL Now Well Undcr-

sewing mRchlhes.-AS NOW wen OnNfr~
stood that wing machines in of all varieties
can only be found at GROs Err, bAKER Il CO.'S, 4l6
Broadway The shuttle sewing machine, with their
snprovemen lately introageed by them Is acknowledged
mept shuttle machne ia tho market and are sold
At greatly duced prices. Z al and examine.
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drusses.-Crystal Palace only Prize Medal
awarded to MARSH CO. No. ~ Maiden lane for their
ssdical cure truss imported silk elastic
sseks knee and stockings Of all vareose
feEmlty.
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Paper Hangings, at the Old Establish
s36 Pearl The latest
received, embracing French Enpnah aad German OF
the recent styles Of plain ornamental and Decorative
Moderate prices and he hesi
departments. O'sULLIVAN FAYE, 4gS Pearl street
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sell The hest sowing chimes hut the Oldest patent
and several OF the important sewing machine paents
We have operat, sgainst our enc
mics ard el them and TO tho public that
sewing machine ~orth using DO msde without IN
bringing upn exclusive rights aud that our rights can.
not be violated with mpuuy The sewing machines abont
which there ~ roveray are the improved single
'N'' A'' J. NJ sfNGLE ( co, No. s23 5road gay
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FANCY ARTICLES.

TAMES TUCKER, IMPORTER AND DEALER ~
Paris flowers feathers has periodically costly
auctions with which inferior artificial il
incorporated His coiheurs .uPremey beautiful Boa
net frames and usual reliable Ss7 Broadw&
up stairs, between White and Walker Streets
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The Horrible Pains of Rn, iatisIn In.
seantly cured by Cnlver rheumatic and pain
nihator 1t will kill the pain in i've minutes II does
need not pay for It. Come and rrenee at
Al Ann street JANIS CALVERT.
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YIiE TURF.

rVROITING AT SARATOGA NESDAY, MAY 10
Match for 81 0o0 mile heats, in harness between tn,
Saratoga Charles Hood names Frank Pierce Of Ions
Island; Vim. Woodruff names brown mA1R Belle of Sara
WIN. WOODRUFF. Proprietor,
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Stock must be Closed this yveek.-UphoI-
stsry goods French and American paper hansins seag
thirty cent less than cost account OF remova
Splendid lace aud musn curtains corices bands sa.ia
Selaines gimp loops French gilt window shades Cali
early A. n. r. DAVIES. uphostesers, 397 broadway.
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Readings Russia Snlvc, q Boston Remedy
of thirty years standing cures without fail burns scads
Sos chilelains ehaPpsd hands bss and every outward
Sold by Il. Ring Of John street, and Broadway
G. " Ciickener &Co 81 Barclay street, and by druggists
and apothecares generally,
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.ble source Of inorma as to claims the
shine may be found la the able oppion stsy given by
Judge Sprague OF Boston In suit sgains. the Singer
sslne ESQ called printed copies q which be Pad my
sNioe or by man. by warding postage tamp fol-
loving Is list Of ceneees under patent lSid
Wheeler Wilson Co. Grover Heker & Co A Bsrthoif
- Howe, American Magnetic Sewius Machine Company,
possas sewing Machine .omoaay New York; b Nichols,
rorcester, hAss Messrs Woodbridge, Keene and Moore
Lynn Macs CHARLES nussin has longer license to
male use or sell siwinc machines under my patent II
mas been revoked and surrendered ELIAS HOWE Junr,
sAtentee o. the original maehibs No 50 Hanover
street. Boston, and 3C5 Rroai New York
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VTANTFD-A RESPECTABLE ENGIIsH OR s1sRI.
w hoy, about ~ or 10 years Of who resk
French Apply At A7 broadway, mp stair room a.
tween 10 and u A. n. Salary liberal
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VIE f,hAOES, &C.


a in Union Hall {, on Wednesday evening, 10th
Resolved That form ourselves into body as caulk
era 70, mutual protecton allowing all Others connected
Resolved THAT solicit The so.opsraon of all citizen
tee interest Of the trade S. JoHNsOS, chairman.
c. s. G4nrnsTrH' sseeresares.
makers and assistants Of 1ew York and srooslya viii
be held in the Crystal Grand street. Thursday evening
fai requested BY order Of the Com nssse
TouRNEYMEN HORSE sHoEas PROTECTIVE
Union and BENT sosie,yA spesal, meeting Of
evening May T. at o'clock on business Of Importance
y JOHN Srss1 TAyrr, Secretary 'onN DEN fe''''A'
MORE AID AND ASSISTANCE TO THE BROWN
M stonecutter Association At meeting Of the United
o. % % ~
the evening Of May 9th 1854 tho resolutions
KssoIysd st The. sp.ss:.ss $500 for the present
s M OF sSsn II as Of &
tina, the whole disposal any
Tsy SUPPORT
a. the T above in the foS
JAMES r. GALLAGHER, President.
pANTERs wANTED-PRAcTIcAL woRKMEN
o'clock, wet or dry J. W. JUDD
ITO JEwELLERs-wANTED TWO MEN, AcCUs.
TONED to die work To good worknen eonstsnt employ
up stairs.
ITO GO SOUTH WANTED, TWO FIRST RATE MA
chinists 1ahe men accustomed to heavy work French
rious will stay least year. wanted
wages 81 rs day and half passage out. Apply to j.
Beattie, Jr,, agent, Sf3 Broadway.
ITO TAILoRS AND CLOTHIERs.-wANTED. STU
alton, by young cutter; has had three years
experience in and shop work First rate reference
Wages not much object constant employment
useful. Address for two days H D., Herald Once
ITO CARRIAGE AND WAGON BUILDERS.-WANT
i ed permanent situation in d country town village
by young who practical carriage painter and
cutomed to city work Would either by the piece
day ould have objection to hire paint sh Ad
dress Carriage Painter Herald office.
WANTED-A SITUATION IN A COUNTRY TOWN,
w as foreman, workman, by a machnist who can
bring the testimonials his ability fron the first
engine locomotive factories Of Germany and who has
worked for four of the most estab
shments Of New York He desires to leave this city from
Of the health of his family He speaks the
English language. Address r. A. ST., Herald office.
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BatchelOr's Hair Dye IL still the Leading
article R all acknowledged to be the best dye exant fol
aegfeety colorng the hair the moment H. applied Tom
Thousands in all parts Of tho world proclaim it the
reliable dye known. Sold At BATCHElok's, 2S3 Broa
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LuxuriaRt Whiskers and Moustaches pro.
duoed in six weeks by which will stain
injure the skin Try bottle for ST. ths
country. H. G. GRAHAM, AZ Ann street; SPEEDING, ~
fremont row, Boston.
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WANIED-Bf TWO RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT
" rrr stlut tans. one 20 do chamber Vra 9nd plain
te-nF and the otter tk Of baby and 20 DO plain
sewnr hest r, ace Can h. seen f,r va DAYS -
20 East sixteenth
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WAN1TD-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young woman, as chan. bermad aud 20 Of
children. She and good and ironer.
Has the best OF city reference Has objection
The country Please cat at PA Wnvorley place. Perry
Etreet
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NOOK.-WANTED, SITUATION AS COOK, OR
pastry cook is willing 70 assist In washing and ironing
by young woman who give highly respectable city
ference Apply at 1872 Ninth street. No opposite
III Bible House.
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GovERNEsS.-A LADY, COMPETENT TO INsTRUC
" in the common and higher English branches, also
TIE rudmentn Of French, wishes situation in family
school Please address or call upon Governess, No.
wing place, corner Of Fourteenth streeu
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AMERICAN LADY. ACCUSTOMED TO Bust
~ ncss, with good address engage to attend
store or travel Can be s'cn at l99 Thirteenth
Flrst aNeLne. lecond floor
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Round the May-Polc the Village Children
gabsrThcrc is something joyful in the sight Of verdure
barrenness in where the fallen human
hair restored by Bankers greseess tongue Price Is
cents Sold everywhere. Headquarters, BARKERS, 439
Broadway.
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NURSE AND TO DO PLAIN SEWING SITUATION
IN wanted In small private family Good city reference
gwen Apply at SO Butter street. South Brooklyn for two
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(S0OK, GOOD WASHER AND IRONER-sITUATIo,
~ wanted IN private family Good city reference
Ninth avenues, for two days.
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Art Trlunphs Over Nature, In the Sur
Hrsing effects produced by CRISTADOVOS excelscr hair
dye Locks that have been in turning
stored to the tint OF youth mnute and
saken from the OF the Individual Sold and
piled privately at Nc Aston House
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WANTED-BY A YOUNG AMERICAN GIRL, 4 STU
" alton as childs nurse, or TO do ght ehamberwork; is
dinghy fond of children. Can be
Good cit reference given Please ALI a. 1s .st Tsmyv
nrst rect
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M0ldavfe Creain.--Thls superb compound
and Identifying the hair pr, pared
and sold w. A. BACHELOR at his celebrated hair
and wig factory 3 Broadway Bachelors hair iye sold
applied. Nine private rooms.
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WANTED-AN AMERICAN SEAMSTREss TO co
short distance tho city, in pleasant country
village One who give good city references find
mt stustion where she Will be
the family by applying 1t ~ Broadway between 10 !. NJ.
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Died.

Died,
,ounss. end q ssojsIia and d; Jan. ns- BAPTIST in shs
The friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
requested to attend her funeral from the residence Of
her parents, 223 Even street. Williamsburg, to
afternoon. ct one O'Clock.
Sunday morning, Jan 70, suddenly a q .ppoplsny
THOMAS RosAS, OF WsAvertown, neal West Hoboxsn,
His fsnds and acqua.tAncss are respectfully invited
t. a nd his funeral irsa his late residence
afternoon ct two O'Clock HIS remsips will bs taken for
iLtermeht to Be- gen Five Corners, N J.
Sunday, Jan. ~ EVA RADpoRD infant daughter Of EN-
apuel and Rebeoa Heinz aged months and ~ days.
Thursday, Jan 70 suddenly, JOIN HAul, iu the lsta
The funeral viii take place from his lats resdsnoe 10
Fortyasond street near Eighth avenue, this afssnoon,
for intermsnt.
Oslnorni. papers please copy,
Sunday Jan. ~, ~ scarlet fever WM RLOOAnR, aged
The nisnds and acquaintsnees are invited t. attend
his funeral this Arsrnoon at sIook at the reel
dsnoe Of his fAthsr, Wa conner Thirty tsve nth
sunday, Jan. 50 91rHu Crane aged ~ years
The relatives friends OF the family respectfully
invited to a,tsnd bis funeral afternoon ct two
o'coeh, nom his leo resceoce $50 WAshiagtou utress
to Greenwood Cens.,ry for interment
On saturday Jn airy AZ, LYDIA, reiict Of the ats Wm.
tend her funeral from ats rssdenoe No. 46 Bedford
street. 81 tw4 cook shis stteraooo.
IN SATURDAY, JAnuhi 20, JOdHfH DONAIDcON (Okmefy
81 No Ra gers stree y aged 81 years
His friends and AcQuan respectfully invited TO
sttend bis funeral 1t O'Clock this Afternoon, tom
his ais resdSnoe, ~ OeRsEd stre,, stnous further
Invitation Hsrcnatns win % taken 70 Greenwood for In
ssrmsnt
Sunday evening Jan 20 1t O'CLOCK 1t the house Of
his parent. M3 Washington strssr, JAsB REED G5Yxs
Of Benjamin A and Mary 0uyrs, aged year. 3
months AID 10 days.
Mddlstown Point, N paper please sopy
Sunday, Jan. 70, 0ivSR eonasoN aged 81 years and
th
The II ends and relatives respectfully invited 10
attend the fuEera this afternoon, two o'clock from
his late residence. TIE Greenwich It Hs remains
will be- taken 70 Greenwood for i.terment
Sunday morning, Jan. 70 AsuRL DuNsHsl aged 10
years,
the risnds OF the family, tn Of his sons, Jehu
william T., James, ana hsIry are respectfully in
vsd " attend his funeral tom his Iae rssidsncs No
20l BsAtsl street, Wednesday or.ing ct ten O'Clock
without fuJther invitation, -sl
Sunday Jan 20, sylvia L. vAx BLAaoon, wife Of Jim
Van Bla com, sgsd 81 year., IL months and days
The friends relatives Of dsoeaAed invited 70 It
tsnd the funeral from her late resds noe 81 Pitt street
this morning ct seven o'clck.
Sunday evening, 1t IL O'Clock, WILLIAM JospH elicit
Of Thoms and Ellen Holland.
The funeral will take place frem resi- snoe
No. 10 Washington street. tomorrow afternoon, 1t two
O'Clock.
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our respected friend, Mr.. John O0chrane, the
United States Surveyor, found that letter yet
We mean that identical letter which General
Pierce wrote in July, 1s48, or Whereabouts, to
the Van Buren, committee of the great Park
meeting that ratified his nomination and prin-
ciples--that letter in which he, (the present
President of the United States,) sympathised
and concurred with the great free soil move
ment of that day. Has that letter been found
yet !?
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rnon-Hsspdtal Bellevue, 4 Psnitsntiary. Blackwell .
hsnd 9; do smallpox, Wards Island, rs; Randaiis
Oty Prison, Alpshouss Black s-lis klaad, Jolos~d
Bone hospital Il oolorsd Orphan A. ium coloed per
sons, IL
THOMAS x DOWNING. 0ty Inspector.
City Inspectos's Ofaes Jaa 2s 1854
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PuTrNG OT's SELP-Every Sunday paper
81 yesterday has puff Of Scion Robinson's
althy Hot Corn" stories, all apparently writ
ten by Scion himself, and no doubt each paid
Or 10 the journals in question. This is the
way the filthy trash has been imposed on the
public. Even the religious newspapers puff
sr pay in the same way-and some Of them
have the profanity to say that the book is next
10 the Evangelists in interest and truth.
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To Manufacturers OF C1eshing for the
summer trAds-Ihs sbiss.sns .h!es hAys citss
SINGERS new single thesdei slas Z soh nes Which
a ss s b ssss s.sD Can
n. SINGER CO.. Us Broadway
Perfect Vruthfulness To Nature n tho Char
s ssas; q sss s'n d.. s. s.
impair the heres and the 70 eyer Il dys mialss
30. No castor Heuse. =
Laces, Laces, Laces, Laces...The Under
signed bess inform bis friends AID the ladies that he
@ s1 rs ri % ao% Z
see: e the eve, e before s,s II a market
20 B1o.s.sy corner q MINI S :.s..A
vii Just Is surely triumph over Al opposition hi, weIi
islIi.iss ;ush shsD: char D%pis: a. r:
g e. o S: a as %
any par, 81 tho bods his liquid fSuss hiy white and
warzer street, near Broadway.
Hair Dye and Wiss-Batchelor's ManuHac
J r x. h. ss S sy q
sses Of h newly invented wigs and toupsss Nine private
Come, II You want Whiskers or Nous
q s fE N" y .s
iure the skin hssr that One dollar bottle
GRAHAM, 10 Ann street.
Rcdding's Russia saivo, Boston Remedy
Of thirty standing, without
bos chbi ns, ehApped hands, piles every outward
jury eruption A. h. d Sands wholesale agents sold
BY c. H. Ring Of John street and Broadway and
druggists and spotheearies generally.
Professional Card.-Drs. n. 4 ,. Hunter
fsesiye patients In diseases Of The daily, A.
lPn ~ their cfioe. 762 Broadway, few doors shove
uxhth srcsA Refer 10 A. Lambert Rsq Mayor Brook
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