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nd for Sale.

I oFPER for sale (7O0) SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES -
OF LAND lying on the Columbia Central Turnpike -
koa seven miles from Columbia and four from NJ Pleas
ant being part Of the tract " ich reside.
This Land equal not superior any Maury county
IL well watered he celebrated Deyers Spring being on
the part offered for sae well tmbered and well improved
There are on the premises beautiful building sites
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Rail Road II
will be divided to suit purchasers sold In a body
For further information apply to at AshwoOd p Once
Maury county, Tennessee
augil-u LUCIIIS i POLK
Nashville Union and Louisville Journal please eopv
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The Mechanics Fair

viii continue open at Odd Fellows Hall to-
day and Tonight. Besides the desire to mani
fest nm appreciation of the landable labors OF
the Managers, there is enough of mechanical
genius and beauty displayed there every night
to induce all to attend. During the day yes
terdsy there were many new articles entered,
and the Committee win continue TO receive
to-day. srz-Fe ~ sa
81 THB MEoHANIos' FAIR continues to attract
large crowds of the beauty and intelligence Of
Nashville, IS well as of the strangers visiting
the city. There is not place in Nashville at
which leisure hour can be more pleasantly or
preftably spent.
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MOUNT OLIvET CEMETERY.

meeting Of the Stockholders OF the Mount Olive.
"a Cemetery, held at the ONCE Of Lindsley Crockett
this day, the following gentlemen we're unanmously
elected Directors:
A. v. Lindsey, J. II. Baideke,
B. w. Hail. L. A Herman ..-H
A. Nelson, J. r Morgan
"a .e--.-...r Q. ". Nance.
Alter the election the Board met and organized A Y
s. Ludsey was elected President and O. W Nance secrs-
tary and Treasurer.
The Company now permanently organized and antive
steps will be taken immediately lay OF the grounds 10
handsome style and 10 bring the lots into market N h
the Intention Of the Board Of to snare no eapen
or pains 70 make t such Cemetery as The wealth and
taste OF our community require. : =
A. v. 8. LINDSLEY, President
@. W. NAEcE, Secretary.
Sept /, 1855. -Ts,s serst,
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"WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCT. 8.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

~ We are auttorss a 10 Announce the Of JOHN
MCINTOSH candidate for he Office OF State easureR
We are authorized 10 Mr.. W. A. ROBINSON, Of
Wilson comfy candidate for Door Keeper 10 the
House Of Representatives. sep4-td
We are authorized announce WM. J. MALLORY, Of
Dickson county candidate for Principal Door Keeper
the mex. House Of Representatives. sep3--td
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Premium Boot & Shoe Mandatory.
L BEN FULLER,
(Saccessor to Hamilton q Fuller)
TENNESSEE BOOT AND SHOE MANDATORY,
Corner Market and Spring or Church SITS.
.-tf.t NASHVILLE, TENN.

4s%ASGA
GRATEFUL for the liberal pa ronage bestowed upon this
NJ Mandatory since its establishment the Proprietor
feels desernned TO inertia continuation Of the Ia
ture. s.s ~ aF T.f-
have now on hand good A sortment Of ready -
male work, consisting IN part o. Mems Boys and -
Youths Car kip and Thick Boots AMI Shoes NegroKWf
Brogans, double sole house Servants Shoes LadesS
and Misses Calf Morocco and Kid Boots and shoes all made
from good stock, in good style and warranted.
Ordep from Planters, Iron Masters Railroad and Turn
pike Companies respectfully solicited.
~ All kinds II repairing done.
- Cash paid for Hides. EBEN FULLER
aug25-u
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WHOLESALE.
MORGAN s. CO..

MORGAN s. CO.,
NO. 40 PUBLIC SQUABE,
Nashville, Tenn.
Re nov IN receipt Of their comulss stock OF PAII
A AND WINTER GOODS, embracing every variety OF
English. Scotch, German, French, ItaI-
IAN ana American staple and
Fancy tsry Goods,
which they prepared to to their customers and
the trade generally figures which they think will be ae
eeptable 20 even the CLOSEST BUTERs
They have on hand and daily receiving heavy suD.
plies o. all widths and weights 81 COTTON GOODS manu-.
faeured IN this STATE and others OF the South and West
They stu continue che Agency u the Sparta Branklin
and other heavy goOd suitable for Wheat Grain Sacks
sep3--u
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NASHVILLE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
No. "a Vine Street, Nashville, Tenn


PRINCIPALS,
CHARLES HESS AND HENRY WEBER.
nEPARTMENTs-The System Of Instruction adoptej fer
IL this Academy Is the that pursued In the ROYAL
Primary, Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior to
which is added Recaptulston Department designed for
those who intend to adopt Music profession.
TERMS PER SESSION.
Five Lessons week, one daily, Saturday excepted.
-Four lessons week, Monday; Tuesday, thursday - "
and Friday.
soPHoAoHE DEPARTMEsT 80 90
Thee lessons one week, Monday, Wednesday and
Friday the succeeding week Tuesday and Thursday.
Lessons same in number and in days as in the
Sophomore Department.
Two blossoms a week, Monday and Thursday
REcArHULAToN DEPARTMENT. so 90
Lessons daily, Saturday excepted
" In all Of the foregoing Departments, the Piano and
Guitar are the only instruments Taught.
EXTRAS.
instruction on the Harp blossoms week. session s45 10
Italian style, $50
70 classes Of gentlemen on the Violin, Flute,
Chronet, &C., two evenings aweek, rs 90
az Al tuition fees due the entrance Of the pupil
One lesson week in Sacred Music given to all pupils free
Of charge.
No charge viii be made for The use Of Instruments Music
and Music Books furnished gratis the pupils who will be
permitted to retain them their property the close
Of the session
Pupils will be received at any time and charged from the
period they enter TO the close Of the session. The attend
ance OF pupils viii be required during the Lesson only
The Academic Year will be divided into sessions; the
one commencing on the I'd Monday in September and clos
the last Friday in January the other commencing on
he LIST Monday in February and closing Friday
In June.
~ Pupils intrusted to their care shall receive close At
eDtion, and unweared assiduty the part Of the IN
rnctor can avail they shall sOt fa to attain the elevated
st aDdard Of proficiency 70 which they may aspire.
Application TO be made after the Ia; day Of septem-
er, at the Academy. augls -sm
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Fall AND WINTER GOODS.

FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
M have lust received Stock Of FALL AND n.
w WINTER o DDS for Gentlemen's Wear->EA
CLOTHS CASsIMFRs, and VESTINGS OF the latest ~
styles and best quality, which would invite the IL
attention Of friends the public Also sup
ply OF GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
WARD BIRMINGHAM,
sepi-fm ,.... No. Cedar street.
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Legislative Summary.

The Umpire left last night for Cincinnati.
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PERsoxAL-JAs. L. DAVIS Esq. Editor of
the Springfield lnrelligencer, is on visit to the
city. The hope to see him frequently in our
sanctnm.
The HsteLigencer circulates in rich coun-
try trading with this city, aud is q desirable
medium for advertising
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Mechanics Fair-Address,

We are requested to announce that TURNER
S. FOSTER. Esq, viii deliver the Address be
fore the NJ, clanics' Institute at Odd Fellows
Hall on Friday night
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n, HusR PoTATo.-We were under the impress
sion that our collec ion of Agricultural curios-
titles embraced the largest ysms that had been
exhumed this season. But the ne pIus ultra
arrived yesterday. Col. A. W. johnson I'M
loaded one from bis buggy IN front of our Of
fee yesterday, and rolled it in the door, which
measures 22i inches in circumference, and
weighed n pounds. We chslienge the world
and tie rest of mankind to beat II.
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YELLOW FEvKR-Our Memphis exchanges,
+, which are mp to the 29th, mention some few
cases of yellow fever as occurring there. The
Montgomery AdVertiser of the 29th says that
since the 26th, SIX new cases had occurred in
that place. The disease was not malignant,
and generally Welded readily to treatment
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The Favorito AuthOrsss Of the South.
THE HIDDE PATH

New Novel by the Author Of 'Alone."-Pirst Edtio
10000 Copies Now Ready.
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1856


9. Monday Ju.sis, JANE oroolr the beloved wife Of
Her frsnts and these Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral this afternoon ct three
O'Clock from her late residence No % whitehall srest.
Her remains viii be taken to the Cemstsry OF the Holy
On Sunday morning Juns II, Of scarlet fever, FRANK
EDGAR only child Of VIM g. and Aimira @. Crump aged
On snpday June II, after short illness, MARY, the
beloved vile Of Michael P. MaDgan, aged so years.
the New York Portsrs b. A. are invited to attend the
funeral, from her late residence, No. Birmingham
street. at two o'clock this afternoon to Calvary Gene
On Monday, June Is, SARAH E, daughter of G. p and
Amanda N Couthell, aged months and II days.
Funeral At two O'Clock this afternoon, from No. 40
Thompson street.
Amer stort and severe illsss, THoxAs, SON Of Eliza
His funeral win take place from the Issdenss Of mis-
father No $40 Sixth avenue, at half past two O'Clock
lhis afternoon. No carriages allowed:
In Brooklyn, Monday, June IS, Mrs. CoRSnIA NOR
Her friend and relatives are invited to attend the fu
Brooklyn, to morrow morning, at ten O'Clock.
Al smithtown Long Island, ON suntay, June IL,
H.sImsp fsu s ss,r OF he. V' o.
P n, HAaallu, widow Of Abel Thral-
funeral from the residence Of her SON. John, No. SO
Monroe street. this afternoon, At four O'Clock.
ATT Tssos Hsds sUey county suddenly on
Sunday morning, June II, CoRRYDos WILLIAMS, in the
SOth year OF his age.
His remains viii be inferred in St Peters churchyard.
At Rye, Westchester county, suddenly, ON Sunday.
June IL TAMER ANN, widow Of Anthony Bell, and daugh
ter Of the late William Lawrence, OF Mount Pleasant.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral to-day, At Rye without
further invitation Carriages viii be in waiting for the
rain that leaves New York at A. N. per New Haven
RAILROAD.
At Poughksepsie, on Friday, June Is, HIRAM Il. VAN
vIET, in the 69th year Of his age, for many years
merchant OF this city
At Milwaukee, Wis ON Wednesday, June IS, PEYroN
sroRRs aged 81 years. of the late Henry Storrs
Of New York city
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To the Citizens Of the Southern and West
StAss-Learning from my agents and
in various parts Of the country that my sehedam
Sehpapps extensively eoupterted especially in the
thern and Western States and hiding th the pirates dar
iDgy their pernicous pons under the
which belongs my article think IL necessary
the unity against these vendors OF poison disguise
introduced the Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps for the
supplying the medical faculty and whole
munity with medicinal spirit which might be
scrbed with confidence in all where slim
required without producing the fearful which
invariably result from using sdulerasd liquor In order to
render douoly had tho article anAlzed
chemists Of world wide and submitted for
toner The from those of the most
unequiyoc and satisfactory character 1t is before
the pcbc surrounded With the guarantees and bearing
community protect themselves and their health
and down and rspudiatng the
pracAl spectators who peddlng their foul eommod
ties under Of trade mark No article had
imported from Holland into this msrke under of
Schnspps previous to the appearance Of Wo Schiedsm
Aromatic sehnapps, In TINS city.
The first being TO this city In the
eighteen hundred and forty eight which be seen by the
Custom House books deposited my label trade mark
In tho United States District Court OF the southern district
In the eighteen hundred and fftyone and have the
certificate possession Of that date The reas demand
has thus been created for the genuine article set
tho whole hive Of couBterters In notion and the
owe to my customers and friends and the public compels
position. have established depot 81 rs South Froot ST.
supply At the New York prices. UDOLPHO WOLFE,
treat
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Died.


On Sunday evening, June II, after very short but
severe Illness ANN, wife of Thos Bayban IN the s0th
Of her native OF the parish Of sanna county
The friends Of the family, also the members Of st.
EryT A. Society," .sis are respectfully invited to st
hate residence, No. e5 Ridge street
At Greenpoint, l. l., JOHN snKwoRrH aged So years,
The funeral viii take place from his late residence,
street. Grsnpont this afternoon, at two O'Clock pre-
cisely.
O., son Of Nathan 8. and Harriet Reed.
God took thee IN his mercy,
lamb untask'd, untry'd;
He fought the fight for thee
He won the victory
And thou art sanctined
The friends and acquNntances OF the family, the
members Of Neptune Lodge No 81 Free aud Accepted
Masons, also Eckford Lodge No. 234 q. OF O. r., are
vd invited to rs% the this after
rents, No. lao Cannon street
On Sunday, June II, after short illness, JAMES r.
SWORDS Of the firm Of Stanford Swords aged 3S years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral service, from Trinity Cha
three n,se Without viii ashsr
Suddenly, on sundayimornng, June IL, EUaEsIA /,
IT'S psss'd~her iife's last thrilling dream;
Its love, fs hopes are DER,
And she has passed the troubled stream
-, That bounds deaths silent shore
lis pass'd--the troubled spirit fed;
F,,., sI dream ares = osT the loved ones dead
afternoon The relatives Ana ss,d ~ %
the members Of Metropolitan Lodge No 27a f. and A.
140 A. NJ, and the Sir Kl ights Of Norton Eoo.mn.
ment No. are respectfully invited to attend Her re-
mains will be tsben to Greenwood.
On Saturday, Jure 10, JAMES, eldest son Of Hrve
and the late Sarah X Prentiss aged years months
and days. .'A'
His remains were inferred at Greenwood on Sunday Al,
ternoon.
On Monday June IS, after long and severe il,nes.
MARGARET, wife Of Thos II. Chalmers, in the 6Ist year
OF Ter age.
The friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited toatend the funeral from Der late residences
three O'Clock.
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Maiden Lane Fire. New York, June Is, 1855.
Messrs Stearns and MarynGents The fire that entirely
destroy ed the building Maiden Lane, the morning
Of the 10th nst par, Of which occupied by
yerey tested Of your Rich 4 Co.'s Salamander Safes,
Wilders Patent No M puref ased in February 1850 Ii
m.ned among the ruins e! eight hours and on be-
found to be perfectly legibls. Yours, DO,
DprKiN RoBBINs, No. 10 Maiden lane
These Safes secured BY the celebrated LA Belle lock-
~ sTEXRNs Z sHRvIN, No, l4s Water street,
The only makers Of safes combining Rich Co. and VIII
ders patents. ALTO fer sale by
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Married.
On Tuesday evening" June by the Rev. James Mlett
at his residence No. Ill East Seventeenth street, Mr.
WILLIAM HENRY DAMN to Miss SUSAN LEWIS, all Of New
York.
On Saturday, June Is, by the Rev. Mr.. Van Dyke,
JAMES A. BoGARr, Esq, to Miss AMELIA EUGNIA, second
daugher Of Charles Ryherg, Esq, both OF Brooklyn.
In Brooklyn, on Monday, June is, ut the Reformed
Dutch Church, on the Heights By the Rev. Dr. Bethuns
daughter Of John VOORHEES, Esq Of the former place.
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Doll Show.-Thls Show OF the Season, ut
ROGERSS fancy store, No 40 Broad0ay will continue
through the week. embracing every vaesy Of dolls from
undressed, black and white crying aughing-such
display will afford all the little girls In York ep
and Games for the and Instruction Of
prices that Rogers by his
only Afford TO sell them. No. 40 Broadway.
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Not PTintedS-
Royal English velvet carpets, lis . l2s per ard
III gsh tapestry Brussels &c., Be- and los per yard
English ingram carpets, A o. and g. per yard
Sign of great American Hagle
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w ELLIS. FARGO a Co.'S EXPRESS TO cALrFOR
w Ma Oregon, &c leaves on Wednesday, June TO- By
Panama route at +: M, and BY Nicaragua route At
r freight to 70 through BY connecting steamer from
at 50 cents which the shipper permits wait
Isthmu until next steamer from Pan weight 70
foo 80 cents Goods shipped In bond BY our Ex
All letters must be enclosed In Post Once
stamp envelopes, and ten cents In for
every half ounce additional United stAtes mail steamer
Illinois, via Panama steamer Northern Light Nicaragua
Once SO Broadway, d. N. BARNEY, President
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Lager Bier Bottled, by the Dozen, I'm any
quantity for family always be had by orders being
left MISSILES lager bier saloon, of Green wich
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Spiritual Neutrality-suspicious. believe I'm
their dont but lady who CAN
TRELLs CATERS never afterwards can be persuaded to
paronise anybody else which 10 fact believe appre
cated those both creduous and ncreduous Of spiritual
demonstratons Ladies' who appreciate really splen
did gAiter. should call Ut $50 Bowery.
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Boots and Sh0es.-Executors Sale t0 Close
eatA Of calf and patent leather boots and
different styles patent leather will be sold much
below cost June only IT Is Nassau street
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CARD.-MADAM BREWSTER RETURNS THANKS TO
~ her friends and patrons and begs 70 that the
consulted her with entire satsfaticn she feels
that In the questions Of astroogy love aad maes and
books orsclcs relied constantly by Napoleon she
has equal she viii tell the thu future husbsnd
and alec the Of her vieter Residence "a Madison
street, one door from Catherine,
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sf "linda." In 'Tssanisde," the wen known and
impressive opera OF Aubs< Mafame Bertueca harstzsk
rendered the part Of Elvra with great Judgment and
sxecutien, and was raptsrousy sppaaded The Fsnel-
h Of NaSereiselle Zoe was graceful, and, though
mute, easy of Interpretation The other characters
- Shose ec,s were well sustained. The great star OF
he night however, Eliza Henser, young lady Of
American birth and foreign education, who appear in
me second act OF Linda di Chamounix and charmed
An the lovers OF sound She self possessed
thsa on her representation and went through
the role with . grace OF action and power Of voice
NAT indicate the germs Of genius that Is es destined
. he an ornamsnt to the American lyric drama
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Carpetings and Oncloths, 40 per Cent less
than usual PRECIPITATION a HUMPHREY. $40
Broadway White will sell during this
expected
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vaudeville company gave its hfth representation at this
theatre last night The house was well fled, and the
performances gave general satisfaction. Thus far the
experiment made by this troupe to justify the
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THE LIQUOR QUEsTIOs,
EXPRESSES.

DACIFIC EXPRESS COMPANY FOR CALIFORNIA
once ia Hroadwayour neat regular presses for Ca
lornis Oregon Sandwich Islands and the Southeu Of
the PaeihS leave on Wednesday, the 10th infant per
steamers Illinois, via Panama and Northern LIGHT. via
Nicaragua charge special messenger Freight and
packages taken at lowest facilities for convey
ing express matter to the interior towns Of California are
40 We run DOR expresses and have sgents
All the mining and trading places No
with Adams Co., or with former partner
Of that house. WN. n. HALL, Agent.
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7m GERMAN 0rERA.-A short season Of German Opera
WI be commenced this evening at WaIacks theatre,
with Dorizstis very popular opera, Ths Daughter Of
Ne Regiment" number of very popular artists are
hsludsd in the company, and the season should be .
SUSPICIOUS
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Summer ClOahlngs-Wo nave lately added
many new styles to Immense stock OF fashionable
nsr ciothing and would advise friends TO give
early call and their selections the desirable
styles will DO before the season 10 OYER
ga 40 and go broadway, corner Of warren street.
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ANTHOLOGY.

4 sTRoLoeIC AND PHREEoLOGIC.-THE CELF.
"A trated Mrs. FLEURY from Paris whose relation has
been constantly consulted BIZ Napoleon H. gives in orma.
ticn on all the events Of life, a. 263 Broome st.
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No the Hatters In tho City and Country.
Leland Co, III Pearl street. beg leave TO can the st
tenen Of the trade to several styles Of mems
hats just Anshed which the Young AmericAs
an fne white Japan hats both Of uneommon beauty well
Durability together with usual large variety Of mems
1eyr AID shdrsns straw hats all Of manuf.cure
"a he lewest market price, by the doxen A. LIZ
LAND A CO. III Pearl street.
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No RIction.-An Appeal to the CandId.-or

No Elction.-An Appeal to the Candld.-Or.
L. B. WRlGnT'S observation-disclosures 10 the only nedicne
discovered that BIO relied for the Of
sumption and al other scrofulous diseases " has
fered to the public This medicine to the afflicted be
hailed good Unlike cthef medicines IL will not de-
ceive your most sanguine expectations: Also Dr. L. B.
Wrshvs Liquid CshartiS or Family Phydo = complete
with all other purgatves now In It 10 perfectly
pleasant to the taste Children we'll adults take Il
with PLEASURE Itoperaes but
neither nausea nor ipIg-is the cheapest physc in use
physs known perfect regulator OF the stomach and
bowels and will not leave the bowels positive As
medicine II 10 unequaed. No family should be without IT,
Sold wholesale and retail at 400 Broadway ct the prn
eipal drug stores throughout the United States
The Remedy OF the season,-Or. H. f. Hub.
baIds Wild Cherry Bters have stood the Of
rience for and 10 the beg remedy for
dyspepsia torpid liver purifier Of the blood and
general prostraton Of the physical powers that be
used It's praise s In city and country Call and try IT,
Prepared by HIBBARD WHEELER. 50 Nassau street.
and by dealers generally.
Hill, InAmitable Hair Cutter, % Long and
yoraby known 81 5 Nassau street has opened branch
hair cutting and shaving At no. Barclay street,
and style - in the oisy Shaving
both places cents.
hair Dye, wigs and Toupccs-Batchclors's
ssebratsd factory these articles 23 Broadway
sysss rooms fog The application Of hs 6air
assortment Of wigs and toupees In the world.
Christadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye has be i.
staple article throughout the United States No
druggist perumer Afford TO be without it, other
with the certainty and safety The blacks
and browne produces defy detection ARTIFICIAL Sold
anA lad t n az mr.
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Creen,s ShIrt and Furnisninu Store. No. I

Actor invited to the superior articles
IN the gsntsmens furnshing department. The stock
eudss every variety of gause silk ssphyr Lsl thread
GbAher flannel under shirts and drawers, tics
vats gloves hoes gold shirt stud and sleeve buttons
mounted and otherwise Imported for the spring and
ner trade Tho prices moderate and the assortment