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government thereby became liable Us citizens ior
tae claims thas released 10 France Z
II Is singular that difference Of opinion should exist
such stae Of facts Nor do believe that any DIFF
ference did exist amongst the who personally
cognizant the transactions The claims paid
not because they regarded justly due bur be
cause the amount was large, and our government
poorly able 10 make payment As the claims however
grew stale controversy the liability Of the govern
mea sprung up The only point Of objection made
which has much semblance % force IN IL is which, Il
es IA little becomes government 10 rely upon
II has been said that there actual Of be-
tween our government and that Of France when the nu
ries iaaiced and therefore that the individuals in
jured could have claims That this ater-thought
clear from the fact that France admitted the claims
be valid and both France and the United States
tied upon the agreement that their relations peace
bad been broken, How IL could ever afterwards
be alleged BY our government that the claims were
no, valid because the injuries took place ia state
Of between the two governments compre-
bend France never disputed the claims upon any such
grounds although she primarily liable, and admitted
her liability Our government sent commissioners to
France inss; upon the payment Of the claims and in
1900 actually obtained satisfaction from France With
what reason OF lustiSt
repudiate It's liability upon the allegation that there
were any valid claims2 We treated them valid claims
and a. such obtained from France release Of heavy a
bties her Surely then, government Is forever
estopped from eon,roverting the validity OF the claims
In the great argument Of Ssss Wrish, against these
clans which hassd mainly the objecuoa we have
just noticed be fell into the of surprising that these
claims provdsd for in treaty Of 1903 with France
He Afterwards admitted his however, and rested bis
opposition chiefly upon the point before indicated, We
conclude therefore, that the French spoaton claims con-
stuia valid and suhsisng debt against government
and without knowing the who viii be benefited
we trust that the debt will be paid
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GENERAL scoTT on THE EASTERN WAR

The agreeable and wsll-inormed Washington corrss.
pondsnt Of the Charleston Mercury writes follows:
" had recently the pleasure Of hearing the criticism Of
Gen Scott the in the Crime2 look upon Scott ~
the great captains Of the age and listened with great
his ideas He the allies committed great
blunder delaying the attack upon Sebasopol long A.
they did that immediately after the raising III The siege
sstra they should have attacked scbas'opo at whi0h
time there comparatively small forcv in the Crimea
that The allies take Sebasol unless they receive re
nforceoents giving them Superiority Of TO- - 10 ths extent
OF from thirty hy per cent tina, the Russian regular
the beet troops IN the world for defence the,
never y perish uniess ordered 70 retreat We think
the allies labor under great disadvantage in having two
commanding generals that the road victory through
unity Of design The inference would draw from Genera
SCOTS ideas s that Sebsstopol viii not be aken or
donbt whether the allies throw prepopdersnce O
force necessary. The General further said, that
allies could mot re-embark without immense loss
men, and sl the materials Of In camp except the wea
pons in their bands"
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APPOINTMENT BIZ THE PRESIDENT.

John C. Breckenridge of kentueAy be envoy extraor
binary and minister lIenipotenry Of the United States
her Majesty the Queen of Spain in the place Of Pierre
Souls. recalled al bis request.
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By Mr.. FLORENCE: The memorial Of John Sadler, late
United States navy who became blind by
exposure the OF the country praying Tor pension
ID Mr.. HAMILTON: The memorial OF Roderick Dorsey
frederick MARYLAND compensation for services
rendered sergeant OF the House OF Representa-
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ISplcrKD.--M Bait Howson, who challenged Prentice,
the editor Of the Louisville Joarna duel has been
indicted by the grand jury in Little Rock Arkansas His
second Major Davis i indicted, also
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THE LESos LEeIsLGrrRETbe election OF United Ststes
from this State has been postponed b the leSsa
ture until January 81.
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On Tuesday evening, Nov. Is WALTER son Of Olives y.

On Tuesday evening, Now Is WALTER son Of Olives y.
Ward, aged months and Is days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the fune al this afternoon at two
O'Clock, fror No 10 East Fifteenth street.
On Wednesday, Nov. H. Of consumption MARY BRYANT,
aged 20 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
invited to attend tho funeral from her Late residence No.
l0Z Columbia street tomorrow teenoon At two o'cock
On Saturday, Nov 10, at No. 53 second avoaue JAsg
9. SWIFT, aged years,
The remains were Inferred in the Cemetery Ever
greens.
In Brooklyn, f. d.. late Williamsburg on Tuesday
Nov ~, ELIZABETH, rect Of the late EDWARD smye, in
the 6lst year Of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family those Of her
sons, Charles and William aud sons-in-law, Thomas
Belts, Eyander Kemp, William Garduer aud Abel smith
are respectfully invited TO attend the funeral this after
noon, ut two O'Clock, from her late residence Lormcr
street, near North Second street.
In Williamsburg, Wednesday, Nov. IA LILLE V ,
and IA days.
The funeral win take place tomorrow, from No. 81
South Fourth street.
At Moristown, ~ j., on Monday, Nov 10, ANDREW T.
BAcHE, aged 81 years.
His friends and relatives respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral this afternoon at one O'Clock from ST.
Peters Church. Morristown Cars leave Jersey City at
nine O'Clock A. NJ.
At Railway, N. j., Tuesday, Nov. H. Col. a. o.
HouonTos formerly Of this city, in the Gath year of his
age.
The friends Of the family invited TO attend the f
neral at that place, this afternoon at half past three
O'Clock.
Boston papers pease copy.
Tn Wednesday, Sept. 90, of cholera board the Star
Of the West, bound to California Mr. JAMES HARpisG Of
No 25 Union place, Hoboken, N. j. lilo leaves n wife
mourn his loss
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Del.


On Tuesday morning, Nov H. JOANNA CoSsTAsIiSk III
the 10th year of her age.
Her relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral this afternoon
O'Clock from her late residence No 30 West Thirty.ffth
street, without further invitation.
On Tuesday, Nov IL, Of consumption joHS MANY, aged
His friends and relatives requested 10 attend the
funeral this afternoon, ct two o'clock from hs late resi
dence NO % Greenv eh street His remains will be In
On Tuesday Nov. 10, McuAK Krasy.Y, in the as,h
year Of his age.
The relatives and friends u the family. those ), Il,
brother James Kearney and brotberin law james Kee
nan are respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral this
afternoon at O'Clock from his late residence No a52
Second avenue, between Iwenythrd and Twenty fourth
streets
ANN f., widow Of the late John j. uilman
Her friends and those u he family are invited Ia A.
tend the funeral from No. 40 Wayerey place morrow
afternoon AZ two O'Clock. Her remains will be taken 20
Wilmington DEL for interment.
On "Wednesday, Nov. Ia, Mrs NGscy M0oRl 10 the sli
year of her age
Her friends and those Of her sisters grs acs,ae-,v
and Mr.. oDonpe, respectfully invited attend Tie
funeral tomorrow morning AZ ten O'Clock from tho re-
sidence OF her brother Biwari oDonnel No e
On Wednesday Nov. Ii, u consumption HoxoRa. wife
II Patrick Connolly, aged - years
The relatives and friends u the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral from the residences ~ hey
faihcr, yr Philip Brady, No 1903 Fast Twenty third
street tomorrow afternoon, a. one O'CLOCK.
On "Wednesday Nov. IL JoHS NJ PorsztRD a native or
Bordeaux France. aged 55 years and months.
Tho friends Of the iamly and the members Of Concorde
Lodge No. a. and ~incerfte Lodge No. 70. J. a. Of ~ r.
respectfully invited 81 attend the ancra from his
late residence. No ISL Third avenue Tomorrow after
noon at O'Clock.
On tuesday NOV. 49, OF congestion y he lungs ASro
BslTRieL daughter Of Giuseppe and Emma fagnani
aged years and months
The funeral pi take place from her fathers residence
No ig Broadway, this morning, At eleven o'clock TIE
relatives and friends invited 70 attend, uith0u; FUR
fhs- notice.
Oh Wednesday morning, Nov. II, FIEs =. GtYNs aged
years month and II fays.
The friends AMI acqusir sances of the family are request
- - attend The funeral, tomorrow afernoon n to
Nloet from the residence q her father Martin an
NJ. - SIfing street.
Caivsy ane Rninstoe pape-s tIsase copy
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On Tuesday evening, Nov. 10 by the Rev. DR.. Bellows
WILLIAM fpGAR BIRD 20 MAHTHA JANE daughter 81 the ate
James o. Ward, all this city.
On Wednesday, Nov H. by the Rev Duncan Dunbar
Colonel FRASIls CootEy % Mrs. CATHERINE CoScgLS ali
Of this city.
On Thursday Nov s. at the residence Of the bride No
565 Broadway, by the Rev. William Berrian ions Gun
DEN to Miss HANNAH NJ PosTLEY, eldest daughter Of the
late Captain Thomas Postey who killed a. Camargo
the close of the Mexican war
On Wednesday, Nov. H. ~ tie Episcopal residence by
the Most Reverend Archbifhop Hughes Tmox. FRANCS
NfA6nu eldest son 81 Thomas heagher, ksq., W. p, Wa
end, ESQ, Of Southhed, Orange county, n. "
On Monday, Nov. ~ At the house Of Capt william Ken
nish, Ne Jefferson place, Williamsburg, by the Rev =
d. Haskins ELLEN LoosY 70 Mr. Tnoals KKRRrsH both
Of the Isle Of Man, Great Britain.
On Tuesday, Nov 49, by the Rev Mr.. lambert, at the
residence 81 the brides father Charlestown Mass Al
rEg1 B. rowms, Of this city 50 ymGIyiA daughter oi
Purser Levi ID. Samm, Z. $. Navy.
On Monday, Nov. IL, al Florence ohio, by t5e Rev r.
Barber IASNR :. WAfKEa, Of that place 10 g sgAs Of
Poughkeepsie
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King etrang, the Beaver Island Mormon.
HIS UIGHNEsS SETTING uIMsELE RIGHT.

see in the Columbian of September 90 article say
ing there son Beaver hland eight hundred Mormons,
mostly women, abandoned wives disappointed maidens
and such like Strang who presdes the flock COM
ntnced life as Philadelphia lawyer and has lawful
wife in wisconsin He is an editor, postmaster and
exmember Of the Legislature and pillar Of the bastard
democracy Of Mich gam
In reply, allow me brief space in the Columbian to say
that the .'nest of Mormonsn and in the vicinity OF
Beaver Island contained by the official taken by
authority Of the State in May 1854 population of 971
OF whom 447 males, and 524 femaies-excess Of
females H. making the proportion of females "a to
males.
II is true that have awful wife in Wisconsin ,, but
the inference that she is separated is
She lives in my house, my farm, and attends to my
business as lawful wife ought to, exercising honora
bic and trustworthy control over large estate which
could not well trust to hireng-generaly speak
ing she winters with me- either here at the State lp
tol spend much of my with her the farm.
am neither editor postmaster was ever a
sPhiladelphia" lawyer. JAS. j. STRANG.
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ceassd and ssonshed aud besaal speclrnens
and skill visit Tuites fancy store
AS Bfoadway. HIS sore l. perfect wor ds iaT within
.su and decidedly he largest m1ss beautiful and
oeclon al rch fancy goods displayed IN Ills country
eonpr sng every article o. this KIND d gods rnaDufc
tured any part q he world lts impossible conceive
nod 10 b. found 81 Iutles.
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Beeeler Co sell auction this day Al 1? ocock A. The
Merchant Exchange about twenty houses belonging
IA The estate james Hay deceased Those seeking pruts
bic investments viii do wei 10 attend hia saie. Maps can be
rad Al he ohice, No. I Broad street
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p,a,ofor,e. and MeIoIoons-Manuf4rtu

~ JUIIN WAfFAC Co, NO 10 tvlAl slFea Farrk
fny warrar,ef and workmansbp eu4ito any The
eiiy and y rer crn han Broadway prices y h-se
sand haol AM = cft~' hsTfanA
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Court CaleudarJThis Day.

SUPERIOR CouRr.--Nos. 37s 677, 727 25S 7O5 GS1 4e5
$40 497 an 100 2s2 49, 567 1885, $40 49, ST. co. $780,
100, e47, 1877, 69l, $685. 400
SUPREME CouRT-Gencral Term-Nos 81, Sc, Ga, 95, co.
81, 90, 90, leo, 10l, I02, I03, 104, 1885, JOG.
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CARD.-We, the undersigned superintendent Of the
New York, Newfoundland and London Telegraph Compa
ny, take this opportunity Of rendering to Capt s. g.
suyter of the steamship Victoria heartfelt thanks
for the many cortese and kndnesses he has rendered
us personally, also congratulations at his safe
rival 10 New York after arduous a season. around 50
difficult and dangerous a coast.
The geniality and veness of his character az also
the skill be has manifested in the command Of his vessel
has been the admiration Of all and hereby tender
thanks 10 him and his officers for the past and best
wishes for the future safety and Of himself per-
sonaly and the brave little bark he commands we'll
g. :. THOMPSON, Telegraph Engineer.
b. G. CROCKETT, Superintendent
u. j. BIiLLAY, do.
VIM. KIRKLAND. Assistant do
STEAMER VICTORIA Nov. H. 1855.
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weekly auction sale stocks and bonds day. Thurs
day 1al oc.o h. the Merchant Exchange For urber
PARTICULAR bis advertisement IN another column Caa
iogues may b. ob4icd Al the once. No Broad street
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The Rival OF TIE Broadway Establish
find carpets oil cD sabse sovevs mats drugge stair rods
and all the ecetrs ss kp6 q furniture cheap and GOOD
bmnkets mat VIII Keep ON and o mistake at
ArlHUh UONNEl.kYis. gs Bowery.
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Comb Factory, 3S5 Broadway. Ladies nre
respectfully invited to examine large variety tortoise shell
dress combs Of the newest French patterns ut A. 4 j.
SAUNDERS 367 Broadway.
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Twenty ninth street, Offering the public, GIN the quail
ties Of which far exceeds anything be ~h only needs
TO be fairly tested by lovers Of The beverage receive the
peaon given above II Is said that II IL being extensively
dnced among up town families aud in has
the place OF tonict usually used the dinner abeso
paatabe Ia Il made 10 the taste. Try Il.
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Attempt to 6windlc.-T0 the Editor OF the
Herad.-New York. Nov. H. IS55-Sr, informed that
there or has been man In this city trying palm Off
worthless thing Wisners patent washub would caution
the public against buying either tubs rights OF him.
hold ne exclusive right 70 manufacture and sell the above tub
swnded out Of their money. II any has been egoang
with him, they will find TO their interest to call before
concluding agreement We shall be happy them
full Information concerning this attempted fraud
wisNERs PATENT WAsHTUB COMPANY,
267 Broadway.
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Truth and Kaeruy are the heat Allies a

The business man. when GREEN No Astnr House. saws
your shirts shail be sent home such hour" 1t may
be cons dered accomplished No obstacles can pre-
zen, IT. Tor energies equal 10 The emergency always put
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NV ecHuYLKHI onAL YARn 800 ~ rnra

~ issnh street, Pas, river, fos n Warren ssre~
fnrfh ryerihe undsrs gnea beg leave Adve paso
tat having made extensive arrnugewen mr. constant
ctip 81 ~ tsst q sfhuykl white rr All spr>,
prepared fcr fanfy purposea they efAbief 90
co4 flc quaiy ~ which well - nm we ~ hey Wi
Fuarnnec-ai III fol1wng low prices White ~ 'arn~cs
grafe and ssve sizes A. ~ u per Ton red ash Do A. ~ ~
Toni large ebesinui or mt coal ~ 2aso lbs a.
fersd Al We ess q ne public = give fal aas q
safsf4cofy confidently fe'g share pfa- ~
v0tsfe. OsEfIL gcGgg. Aserts
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Prof. DE Grath's Electric OIl.-The astonlsf-

ing cures effected by this article perfectly surprising
sntife,y cured the irighu ANGLE OF W s. Beers
street; cured the In the side OF Mrs Mary Cozzens
Atlantic street Brooklyn; cured Dr. Welcher OF Pitts.
burg. Mark Greeg ESQ., Of Philadelphia :' The
uio oil is the greatest blessing discovered for
cures rheumatism headache, still joints, burns cuts bruises
tender feet dwellings neuralgia caked breasts
nipples piles &c. The afflicted should wait n day. The
electric Oh viii cure you BARNES PARK 30i Broadway
sorner Of Duane street Wholesale agents. but sold by Mr..
Giuon Bosery Mr. Louis Hudson street, Mrs veg brook
lyn and every respectable druggist city country
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IRENE nsious bargains In (,ioshino.-ez5
Albert II. Sicoiay viii hold hts reu,

IA large LOT fine black cloth dress coats sshonaby cut
beautifully made, and lined throughout sau-ge worth
f-selIg 81 EVANS clothing warehouse IS and g. Fulton
street al g.
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nvtauon-etep In. examine the winter stock
the prices affixed TO the clohna the workmanship the
style Le finish Of article and then say such ovcrcos
oversacks talnas cress rock COATS business
pants, boys school and dress suits, ac, &C.
bought anywhere else In this broad Union cheap
ROGERS iGO.iS Of Fulton and Nassau
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Of the chronic diseases respiratory crcuory h
gesye secretory and absorbent dncudng the glands
SKIM nervous and motor systems Of the human
Philosophy OF Living: or, The Way Enjoy
forts and 10 Longevity With engrnyngs
Illustrating the systems of the hui
A. y. HEATH NJ. D., $50 Broadway, N. Y.
The above introductory work chronic diseases
consumption their non and ready
and will be sent address free of charge Patients
distance Dr. Heath by letter. stating their cases
fully. OGce hours
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India Rubber Fancy Articles, Toys, Dolls,
pencils balls &C. at the Goodyear Rubber
pot 265 Broadway, between Chambers and Warren streets
NJ BNew articles be found at this pro
auoad
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Fine Cutlery.-The Subscribers have Paid
particular attention TO this branch Of their business
on hand at present the most beautiful and well selected
1887 Broadway
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Inyentlons arc the orlcr Z

Inventions are the order of the day, but
we have seen nothing in the pen and pencil that
compare with that invented by IUWNDs and called Iowns
Patent. Manufactured and for sale by WILMARTH, No. A
Maiden lane. II the best STYLES I'm The
market. They made In gold and silver.
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King OF Saro iniia. Permission given royal letters
patent for the these valuable throughout
dina, In consequence Of his Majesty
OF ulcer In the leg. Any viii readily
yield to their mighty influence.
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A Beautiful Complexion and n I

a btHuOfuf tOmfftffOn anu n Perfume
breath may both be acquired by using the am Thousany
Flowers' As denrihce has parallel Price only mi
cents For sale by all druggists.
rETBIDGE 4 co. Boston.
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COAL--TIlE huBgCRIBER Is RECEIVING tag
" Peach Orchard on The most celebrated mines wAh ~
offers a. reduction q 20 cans per too bslos De
price. Afro for sole he genuine Tebfn Cumberland Liver
Ioci Drrrl ard tsnnel, ~ The lowest market ralas
HENRY REEVE. oDrner n CANA and Centre
and corner q Jane a4d Wrsf Kfrefa
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GpIn consideration that these art haye
been miserable As 10 sa 500 90 10 the people three
years At saving OF 400 900, the institute have
Dagnanimousy awarded 70 HOLMES Do Broadway spien-
did leather medal set In iribui genius and
Hrprlze hewsboys spread the from 20 Broadway
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CaDieo-DaguerreOtype- Most Beantl-
WIiIIANsoNs BROOKLYN.
Silver Medal on UoImos, q. 8. Patcnt Dom,

Silver mtdnI on HOImrs' q. 3. Patent Double
camera awarded' Yesterday the Crystal Palace
and splendid leather medal the pictures exhibited
Depot Of Art s9 Broadway
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consumption and all diseases OF The aud lungs-nr
CURTIaS hygeana Thousands have been health
the past by the bygleana. Principal oce Broad
way and sold BY q H. Ring, i95 Broadway, Price only
package. Dr. curtis will be the daily from 10 10
O'Clock where ne may be consulted free Of charge.
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Great News from CallfarnIa.-The Passen-

gers by the Empire City all dned yesterday the Repub
bc ll3 Fulton street. and pronounced the establishment
equaed Gentlemen doing business down town, dining
there, viii pronounce like opinion. Iry A. A. CRAWFORD
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupces.-
ne best In the world This univaed and original dye ap-
Piled IL private Bachelors wigs aud onpees
improvements all others being chef duvres Of elegance
tRSe and durability peculiar to this establishment
bATCHELORR, 233 broadway.
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Paris Mlnlnery,-Notice to ff,e LADIES'
Madame Lewis having opened this day Nov 49, choice styles
If Paris winter honnes dress &c respectfully calls the
attention Of the ladies' 10 The
MADAME LEWIS, 800 Broadway.
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Extra Large Size Dasuerrcotypes In Colors.

falery, removed 10 al Broadway between
snd Grand streets Superior senesses Including case y
cents upwards hand 1ne gold ocke and frames
very low like copied
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The Subscribers call Atteaticn 10 their
stock OF portable dressing They the compact
and useful articles OF = kind manufactured A. 81 sAuN
DEks, sol Broadway, and No Aston House.
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VI, NOTWITHSTANDING Anniversary. - American
WIDOWS Relief Association Meetlog the Tabernacle
Thursday evening % Eminent public spe akera and
report of the trustees win be given
JOHN +. TREADWEI.L. President
SCION ROBINsON Secretary
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1raphy daguerreoypes paintings &C. size
copied from miniature to life size, and coored in every
known by eminent artists Dagnerreotypes supposed
faded be perfectly restored 23 broadway
above the Astor House.
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WhisIxers or NToustache

WhiskerS or mOustaches Forced 20 Grow
six weeks, by my onguen which win Or inure
We skin u bottle; seat % part OF the country
GRAHAM bS5 Broadway Briggs 81 State street, Albany;
Leber, - South Third street. Phi .delphia
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prices Tor coaxs bonnets ribbons, flowers feathers
trimmings, &c but the Beehive, a2a Grand street,
you will ind assortment, equally good and
fashionable, and al much eheaper prices. Call and
3. D. HAWKINS Proprietor