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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08
THE MILITARY,


A RMORY OF THE WASHINGTON LIGHT GUARD,
n 600 roadway, April 1S.-At meeting called for
the purpose of the feeling of this regard
to the death Of their honored Captain tho late Thomas
Kirk the following preamble and resolutions adopt
ed
Whereas, IL has pleased Almighty God to from
honcred officer and estmable friend Captain Thomas
Kirk, therefore,
Resolved That while bow in humble submission to the
all wise dspensatons Of Divine Providence whom it has
pleased suddenly take midst much loved
tommandant sincerely his loss and will
cherish In the recollection of his untrng
tons in behalf Of this corps and his kind and gentleman
y department while in discharge Of his official duties
Resolved That unite regrets with those Of his
family and friends in their sudden and unlocked for be-
rcavement.
Resolved That last tribute Of respect the memory
OF the deceased the members OF this will
bic at the Armory Tuesday the 4th inst TO attend his
remains to the grave and also that the members will
the usual badge Of mourning for the space of thirty days
family OF the deceased and that they BIO published in
PETER WILSON. Chairman.
II. W. GENET, Secretary.
At SPECIAL MEETING OF THE p. rs AND HAY
N ward Guard at the Headquarters COZ Broadway 1t was
Resolved That the thanks Of the company be rendered
the American date Sheton's Cornet Band, Grafula con-
ductor Fohs leader for services rendered at the seranade
TO our ex Captain, John N. Hayward.
p q. Company Meetings.-The members Of this company
are requested attend meeting of the company Head
quarters on Sunday, April o'clock for the election
Of officers. DAVID POLLOCK, Captain
LASDER BusK. Secretary
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To Let-Storc under the Irving House, OPP
cous stsre being twenty front and
well lighted in the
WAKNOCKs Hatters, 275 Broadway, driving House)
SWe will remove May LIST to 49, next store above
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Political Intelligence,

Maj N. Myers, q national democrat has been elected
Mayor Of Schenectady by forty-one majority.
The Buffalo Judicial election resulted in the Of
Hesss Clinton and Verpanck. The vote stood fol-
lows
Clinton .............213 yerplanck ....... SS5
TAlcott 1857 Masten $50
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1t has been said, ssEYe who serves the Public
loses bis GREEN No. Astes H0u:s has net fsurd
which he mako shirts that fit Invariably The pabffc
patronixe him and the return for his labor is satscry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

Then You'll Believe h.-Wcar one of the
elegant and durable bats MANUFACTURED by the practical
mechantcs' and with you'll thers are the heat
naM In tho city" Prices, Il and 80. HOWARD BREWs
1bh, IL Park rev, opposite the Astor House.
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before the public piano, known Horace Waters
Plane which am willing to have lnsasAt in comparison
with any pianos manufactured in the vhieed States
would invite all who choose to call at music rooms
S Broadway and examine its merts and would make the
following statement -Confded with the agency of r. Gil
bert Co.'S Eolian Pianos for:the city Of New York
was that found obtain that number
r. the manufacturers which demanded every week
among the best piano manufaeurerr in the United States
and At the end q two succeeded In getting piano
nadu for myself into the construction Of which i'm
which had yet been perfected should be
baed. Ny arrangements are at last complete, and am
receiving sufficient supply TO answer the extensive
demand constantly made upon my establishment These
but proud to give to each the Of
Ny pianos constructed principles Of science and
ssns will explain in few words the principles Of their
construction The bass covered strings those Of
tie and tenor to the centre Of the sounding board
thus in that OF the which
Ia most usedhe tenor which always the most difcut
10 improve Another and still important addition
h. that the strings Of the upper half Of the run
and thus vastly increased volume Of tone is attained
This piano has bridges while the ordinary piano has but
sounding board and of the highest reputation
Formers have unhestatngy expressed the opinion that
they the most important that has
been ven to the piano for many The instrument
has also metallic frame additional bracings and abut
merts and has been overlooked which promote
strength and Durability In beauty Of hnish they not
surpassed Tie playing portions Of the to
be fully equal to any in while IL may be safely
quality viz Tho prolongng separate tones The
touch elastic and tho keys spring TO- the finger while its
the experiment. In addition to these quahca
on the we'll made Of thoroughly
materials and believed will provo not only quite as
durable but quite perfect pianos that have been
HORACE WATERS, 1888 Broadway, New York.
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tains, cornices, &c.-KELTY FERGUSON are the most
extensive window shade in the States and
they have at their Nos 2S9 Broadway and "a
Resde street immense stock which they offering
very small advance the cost Of anufacturing Also
large stock of lace curtains gilt cornces damask &C. sell
ing OF at auction prices All kinds of shades
choice lot gold border shades hand for city trade
hear
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Straw Goods. HI. Harley, No. "a John
street. has opened the stock bonnets ladies'
misses and infants we'll mems and boys hats there
the city which he will sell low cash. Buyers wishing
Leghorn fine French and English straws call at No.
John street.
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Pnras0ls.-We nrc Making. and Have ON
hand choice assortment which At reduced prices
SPRATT MUIR, 25 Cortiandt street.
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Fatal Accideut 10 Knox.-y

Fatal Accident to Knox.-We bought one
OF KNOWS splendid beavers Monday last and the
day lost overheard from Hoboken ferry boat He has
few left though, of the SORT that go
board Both his silk and fur hats spring
about the ghtes neates and most elegant articles in
the market. His stores 53 Broadway Fulton
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n surinC style of Daguerrean Hats

Beebe & Co., Fashionable Hatters, No. I58
Broadwsy-sprng and summer fashion for gentlemen's
hats and cape.
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~ Mmw Wimntish, scroiuia, Goat' Sahccf, &C.
HYATT'S life hasam atested by thousand desperate
cases. which have appeared the Herald Sum- and other
is the great reliable purifier Among the latest
Of kings evil is that OF William House II Wiliet street.
who suffered by deep and loathsome scrofous ulcer under
the left the swelling from which the neck Mr.
cured in month of terrible that had existed
twelve and destroyed his In gou
neurslga &C. the cases Of the Hon v d. Fowler, lsa
among the most They were
completely crippled. You who afflicted go visit
persons rs cents por bottle Principal depot 46 Grand
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Ia the climax Of comeliness some folks declare;
And those whotve not got IL have nothing TO do
But to ash Cristadoro to dye IL that hue.
CRIsTAD0ROS hair dye, sold and applied at No. castor
House.
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who is looking for wife requested to call at DEM0NET
&MEYENS Saloon No 10 Cortandt street They have tho
immortal recipe for which he Ia in search. and will make
with their infalihle dye every white lock fade from his
head ke the haseess fabric Of Tho visonn 10 be had
also at II East Broadway Bowery, 306 Grand street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

II. rommers, III nassau street, near Ann,
always III tho same Place Hats undou teay very ohea
a. o the hcf ard nice shapes Don forget the
sIsa a tie red hat, III Nassau street, nssr Ana.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

1t is the Light and Gentle Dropping OF the
dews of spring which all eaes things all barren
lands TO bud and bear and become verdant Like such
dew dsts Barkers reliable TONGUE the bare human
heada certain restorative. Price 20 cents. Headquar
ters BARRIERS, 439 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

9Bowcry has the beautiful styles gentemens hats
out ills also large misses and chf.
drnsianoy straw goods which he will introduce this day
Saturday April g. 1854 Prices Of milk hats "a and 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

The beautiful specimens OF Artificial Teeth
now being inserted by Dr. c. PECK, 57I Broadway are
by any for masca and when in the
cannot be disting uished from the natural organs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

Aubusson Carpets-Aubusson Carpets.-I1ool<
at them splendid and beautiful carpet magnificent
colors Of the elaborate French and English
warranted fast colors which makes them desirable
carpet only U.s. S. and g. per yard. At HIRAM AMBER
SONS, 80 Bowery.
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Yes, sir, my Ongucnt VIII force

fes, SIT, my Ongueht VIII fOrce inc Bcnfu
to strong and thick in six weeks and won't stain
injure the skin. Try 81 bottle, - 30 half dozen
sent to any part OF the country X q GRAHAM 10 Ann
l75 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

Bachelors Hair Dye II still the Leading
article BY all 70 be the best dye entant for
Thousands In all parts Of the world proclaim IL the only
reliable dye known Sold at BACHELORS, 233 Broadway
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DIR. McClint0clx's Tonic Alternative Syrup,
for purifying the blood should be used this
all who troubled with hollis pies eruptons
las scrofula Of kind and all diseases
bad condition Of the blood Price 81 in large bottles
mily medicines 2 Fulton street. up stairs and sold by
druggists generally
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oaeip The hapdson abrs e tbe Tho shave h
crt atirr so stgial ~ ftsly and he - sesag
Il su r 81 . None better ana cert oiy sharo N ~
none cheaper. Tho ttcsc 10 ~ iiS Easssu street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

Cards, Circulars, BilI-heads, Labels, &c..
printed in the most neat and expeditions the
original Yankee presses, "a Nassau strcet-cheap
G0kDON'S, "a Nassau street,
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Hiram Anderson, 90 Bowery, offers aston
shing to buyers Of pets, oeloths &C.
beautiful ingram carpets & a. S., &c. and Is Floor
ocloths 3 De- to S. English tapestry Brussels S. 9 to
lis English royal velvet carpets u.s. 1885, to los Rugs
mats and shades, at IRENE ndous bargains.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

Spring Mantlllas--The subscriber calls the
attention Of his lady patrons large and
peror assortment Of mantilas tslmas rufes, &C., for
spring and and under
his supervision His good taste and
long experience enables him 70 produce that
not to be cxcelled. MOLYNEUX BELL 50 Canal street
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RAFFERTY, LEAsK are just the thing-ight airy, and
No Of taste who aspres to be thought
we'll dressed b found without one Of them and then
the likeness without charge. Nun sed." 81 Chatham
AM of PEI
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Ladies', Caitcr Roots nj I2s and I4... sIiupey-

ties and buskns ut Is end 7s with ladies' misses boys
and chdrens boots ana shoes India rubber &C. Of all the
various styles excellent in quality and moderate in price,
at J. b. MILLER co.'s Premium Shoe Store, l34 Canal
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Lndlesi ExtrnordInnrx Raru,

Ladies'! Extraordinary Bargains In fresh
fashionable embrodsries. linen handkerchief Co. at the
establishment lately opened at 53 Broadway TIE
store to let fixtures and lease for The
central in tho city directly opposite Metropo
Titan Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

Commissioner OF Deeds for the Several
States.-R. A. WATKINSON counsellor at law and CON-
missioner deeds &c. has removed to ITO Broadway
the Metropolitan Bank.
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this spring II you wish light durable and Of
csllent finish should fail to call MEALIO
of Broadway and Canal street.
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Elegant Boots and Gaitcrs.-Vntklns, ia
Fulton Justly celebrated for the elegant styles Of his
chassuerp All who wish something recherche that will do
good service at prices should to Watkins No
article Of inferior quality sold at this establishment.
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Court Calcndnr-This 4

SUPREME CouEr-Circuit.- 313, 40 to 423.
COMMON PIEAs.-Part First-Nos 407, 41S 423 to 42S,
49, 49, 1872 434 435 1896 Part Second-Nos. $50, $751;
49, 437, 1885, 439, AL to 445, AT, AS, 449, 451.
The other Courts motions and decisions.
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Ladies, Shoe Establishmcnt.-

Ladies' Shoe Establishment. -JeMers, 467
Broadway, New York.-Premium at the London Exposi-
tionLades visiting the city and wishing to purchase
excellent article finished in artistic respect
fully informed that these celebrated shoes lad still
manufactured under Jcfers personal super vision.
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Excelsior Fire Insurance Company or New
Yorkeash capital S20 O0Ghave removed their office to
No. q Broad street, two doors from Wall.
HENRY QUACXENBOSS, Secretary.
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Dnvid's Spring style Of GcntiemeR's Hats
IL ell the rage II you wish beautiful light and easy
hat for tho head try His sales at 30 Broad
way, second door from Duane street.
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buiIding MntefiaIs, IRON Wind0w LinteIs,
slls &C. at cost of third the price of brown
cut the elaborate specimens
the ohce those desiring inform alton at distance will
be sent drawings Of same Apply at JACKSON'S Iron
Works, 50 to IS Goerck street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

Fashionable ClOthlng-Arrll, 1s54.-A1frcd
MuNRoE co. ~ Broadway, are constantly rsPlenish.
their customers choice variety Of style garments
for spring and summer One price only.
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Patterns Of Mosaic,

Spring Carpetings.-New Patterns of Mosaic,
Ingram Brussels medallion and three ply exquisite de-
signs at the very lowest prices be bought town at
Messrs. WRIGHT X BAILEY'S emporium 332 Bowery,
where they receive all styles of this country foreign
Ladies in search Of goods this
kind will find it very convenient to call early.
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New York Young America DnguerreOtypc
Rooms No 2ss Broadway 500 portraits tasen daily At all
prices from Is cents upwards For elegant phz in NINA
lure to the original cheapest picture in the
world, corner Of Reade street.
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Dntchman of this week commences story, entitled
Robert Bruce the Hero King Of Scotland This
did work by Gabriel Alexander and cannot fail to he
eeednsy popular The Dutehman sale at all the
riodical depos Single copies four cents Agents wanted
all parts Of the conLtrycommisson forty cent Ad
dress WINGATE BRY CE, POS Broadway, New York
Csrd.-Sprfng ClOthIng.-Now ready, an
sxtensve assortment Of entirely and we'll made cloth
s1R adapted to the season cut and trimmed in the bcs
rtyle and will be sold at the lowest possible prices NB
III articles guaranteed to be exactly represented
EDWARD r. HACKETT,
Clothing Emporium, log Fulton street.
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who has Cough, Sore Throat or Rheumu

Ard to he free from which is their aim,
hen try DIR. TOBIAS Venetian liniment
Ips sure TO cure any such ailmont.
Depot, GO Cortlandt street. Price 25 and so cents
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TndIa Chnrnnocrn rnr Ircscr nnd Anr,n en- IA

VAN HAhHFRT'S female thly pitts for suppression;
Ayers cherry leetosai for coughs and asthma, Hastings
No for do and sroup Cooks remedy for ncmper
anee koager yrnr OF liyerwor ppd tar or consumption
eacl VI Wolfes seeiiam schnspps 81 Horse
cordial s two for So Russia saVe Daes pain extractor
NeAsters ointment keysers vermifuge each % cents;
hut hinge bittcrs 20 cents. At GUfON'S III B0wery
Alto Hyatts nfable life basa for eumatlsm rs cts
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Rich and Poor; or, Phases OF American
feIp the Sunday Courier Of tho 9Th will
menecd Of tie most enthrang exciting and truthful
delneations of American life written The talented
author, with aneua ability, has hit of daguerreotypic
picture human nature amid the various struggles po
verify and the no less trying temptations Of wealth.
Rich and Poor ~ its title st tells, enters into
both ranks of the human family 1T shows the human
the guilty the innocent the vicious the good the
overbearrs the meek the fearful and the valiant it
how powerles is wealth to buy of mind and shows
truly that
+" In great extrenities Of fortune,
The blessings which the weak and poor
Can scatter have their season.
showing vice only in such colors shall lead to its avoid
and virtue only emulation This
truly splendid story will rank with the highest of
yelists.
Secure the opening chapters in the Sunday Courier of the
9th instant, which also contains
The National Academy.
The Great Duel.
Acorn, Fleming Of the National theatre Boston, and
the Spirit of the Times.
New York Manufactures.
The Trade Strikes.
A Poor Delicate Creature.
Negro Saturnalia the Veto the Rivals the Grateful
Friend Light Weights and Short Measures the End
Quarrel the Governors Of the Almsouss Theatrical Items
Reviews of Books &c.
Price three cents copy For sale by all the
agents boys &C. Office Of publication 10 Spruce street.
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mos painful FERNS also ser0fua old uccrs aud the
casss Of ~ aAes OF the blood great dehtyshyer
PLANT Kidneys incipient ption &c.
sinly cured by th great puriaer Principal depot No 2
Grand street. Seyenty-hye cents FER bottle.
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ent ~ melodeors IN the city as Broadway 1t being
the place where be had Goodman Baliwin pa
orgtn mcodeona, ~ II w. Saith's well sn
HORACE WATERS Sol. Agent, broadway
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Trusscs.-The Only Prize Medal for Trusses
awarded to Marsh Co. by tho Industrial Exhibition Of all
Nations Crystal Palace for their radical
The peculiar character OF this has forth In
complete and comprehensive pamphlet descriptive every
variety ofrupure Haste kings knee aud every
variety Of bandage MARSH CO, No. 21S Maiden lane
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The Crystal Palace (VVorld's Fair) Medal II
ROOTS fourteenth prize Call and his works, At his
magnificent gallery 1858 Broadway Crayon daguerreotypes
takcn at other place. Cloudy weather all the same
eair. Rooms easy Of
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INSTRUCTION..

~2r-y
A LINE FOR PENMANsHIP AND HOUSEKEEPING.
ss 's # hs nsn
IKE p.ya.. drswns And Zach ctss,
length Private pupils take their lessons in perfect
and and complete soaus"ss%s
with practical bookkeeping guaranteed in all cases
FRENCH rAUGHr-BY PROF. DELE Plane. BY
Duane sd Eray one may BE- ale b.
my system to speak the language in three months
INSTRUMENTATION NrING-Irs FIRST CORRECT
W6oD For from
rap,ay andbeautully i Is considered unequaed Pupils
CURED business and sony.!.sen may b thoroughly
learned in private lessons M 43 Broadway Broomo
.A'i' new pupils WIN be e ssiH Cd
WRITING 49, BOOKKEEPING slo-MR. DOLBEAR,
e ~ Brosdway corner Of Houston street will form
sfull Of lessons guarantees entire subtraction
Choice seats may be secured this day.
MISCELLANEOUS.
"A ker wis hing to go into busnessThe subscriber will
.t 81 81 sss m ri n shore Or
ER T West sss FS9e ess
on necessary as the subscriber is going to leave the city
EoR sALE-THE STOCK, LEASE AND FIXTURES OF
New * 'hf s @ srT n spS IN
everything complete and in the best style and large enough
to seeommodate two hundred people The lease has sS
the landlord sells the saloon. For fuh information APP
ply early this day at 81 Division street. in the liquor store
FURNISHED RooMs.-A LARGE ROOM, BEDROOM
q SaR inqure 1T 81 nysrd rse for oS
week. NO moving in May. Breakfast Il required
SToRE TO LHT-liIx NASSAU STREET. NEAR ANN
- street suitabe for any light business Inquire at the
L at Store, Ill Nassau street
WANTED TO PURCHASER GOOD, SUBSTANTIAL
W built honee, between Ninth and Eighteenth streets,
ara between Fourth and Seventh Price not to
eeed $1,000 and terms TO be easy Also vacant lot stu
LIZA Post Once. " - -
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Two prizes now, from two Worlds Fla

Two prizes now, from two Worlds Fairs,
Lyons magn etio powder bears.
First Worlds Fair in London Awarded
medal TO LYON IS magnetic powder without poison for tho
destruction of insects Now Worlds Fair has do
creed him medal Central depot 42f Broadway.
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isnow oren Az Broadway with the finest assortment
musical Instruments in the city. Firth Pond Co.'s pia
Carhars patent melodeons Jacobs celebrated
deems known throughout the world
J.. & j. JACOBS, 407 Broadway.
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sorrs:"C entity down the Stream,n "Ne'er Fear, Boy,
Cheer "susianna simpson," DO Cherry, Boyss sung
nightly with great applause Just published at e Broa
largest and hest in the city prices from SIS
stco Dealers supplied at factory prices Pianos meo
seons and aolieus 10 rent BERRY GORDON.
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New Musie.-Three bells PolIxa. Inv s. 7.

Cook dedicated 70 cspt Creighton, 20 cents Damssl
Brown 50 cents; Camp Polks by D. Albsh so cents Do
CHEEKY Boys Is cents with splendid yincttes. just pub
shed and ceiling rapidly hnsic sent ty mail postage
tree. BERRY GORDON 297 Broadway.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED TO PURcHAsE-A GOOD, SUBSTANTIAL
built house. between Ninth and Eighteenth streets,
and between Fourth and Seventh Price
ceea soO and terms to be Also vacant lot stu
I,57i Post Once. " -
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EruadWEy " pleased ~ eo,har beautiful
pgSscntrt W tie of tscse articles
vsntion Is applied 70 tiss ard hair wor and
the psrgeet initalion Of nature discovered
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achieved ~ cLIREHUGH in nc ipro yca system Of htn
.sa1d tSupses wle tleir iihtess nd siasteity
item cling b. tire head without pressure % tn
rrsi thGgrSeatles attending al OTHER wigs No III
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

n thcd OF rming their friends that in
the late FIRE they are 70 be found at PAS Washington stre
and fill orders, rs usual.
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OSCAR SHANGHAI AND HIS FRIENDS ARE RE
- quested to call at the Temple Saloon No. % Mercer
street and the "tosth drawn from the Perham gift
trpse also the order for hand book describing the
SCI lie Mirror