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that he lad been attacked and must resign he post
but that he had requested friend 10 supply his place.
This third correspondent had scarcely entered upon the
work when heard that HIS predecessors had died.
Their successor wrote for time tin one DAY we
received, instead Of s letter, note from his we sta
ting that he f and begging that he might be ex-
cused. The next mail brought letter from the
wife, containing the account Of her husbands death
leaving her widow with seven children She added
that she would be glad to discharge the duties Of
pondent and wound up her affecting letter with few
paragraphs Of che wrote for short while. The
other day her letter missng-we were addressed
by her brother who said that his sister had iaien iii,
and that he would try to send some account Of the
awful scenes around him.
Is there anything in any history Of any plague cpl
deInic more heart rendDg than these few factsS
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PHILADELPHIA IRON MARKET.


PHILADELPHIA, Oct 5, 1855.
Tie transactions in iron during the past week have
been active and the stock Is reduced to the lowest limits
Sales $3.50 tons No. American foundry pig at 500 No
2 SIS; forge metal S24 $50, with sales the Susque-
hannah at s24 American bars tending upwards. Quo.
tatious $40 S75-saes mostly at the latter figures.
Blooms advancing sales at $50 Boiler slabs SO s75
NEW ORLEANS Oct. g. 1855.
The Paci6c's received last night and under
its influence cotton has declined &c, midiling being
quoted at sc. S7Sc. The sales have been the ex-
tent OF 000 bales Flour is trife higher selling at
So 81 81 so. Mess pork Is at SCI
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 3, 1855.
Our cotton market has declined nc. since Monday,
with sales during three days Of 800 bales To-days
business amounted 10 200 bales. Fair sugar sells at
05zc; -four 81 20; molasses zee; bacon sides l3c.
BALTIMORE, Oct 5, 1865.
Wheat &C. Sc better for all grades City Mills -four
81 rs.
BrPPALo Oct. 5--12.30 2. VI.
Flour steady. Sales 500 bbs at 81 81 20 for com.
10 fancy Michigan 81 rs 81 so for choice to fancy
Ohio and Illinois Wheat unchanged. Sales So 600 bush
At 81 so 81 So for Wisconsin spring 81 60 Kentucky
red and 81 SIS for white Canadian. Corn firmer sales
20, 600 bushels, at 73lc I4c. Oats, sales whis.
key firm. Sales 225 bbls at 81 70. 3Sc. Lake imports
yesterday-Flour, 1913 bbls. wheat, i4i74 bushels;
.pr, da
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for cabin passengers. At these appreciated rates
the demand for tickets exceeds the accommodations
Of the steamers
very important court martial is now in session
in this city, for the trial of charges against First
Lieut.. Haldeman, of the sth Infantry stationed at
Fort Columbus. The charges are OF a rather seri-
Gus nature, and the testimony voiuminons. We
give sketch Of the proceedings thus far in another
column.
The American Bible Union terminated its an
niversary exercises last night after having had two
sessions during the day and one in the evening. We
have full report Of the proceedings in type, which
is unavoidably crowded out.
The Board of Counclmen last night adopted
resolution increasing the salary Of the Chief Engi
neer OF the Fire Department from two to three
thousand dollars. An effort was made to defeat the
proposition by referring it back to the Committee
of the Whole, but it did not succeed
The sales Of cotton yesterday embraced about
1000 500 bales, chiefly for export, with small
lots to spinners. The market Apsed steady. All
brands of good, common and medium grades Of
four advanced about l2a cents per barrel, and sales
were again freely made both to arrive and for ex-
port. Wheat was quite firm for parcels of sound in
shipping order, which were scarce. Among the
sales were 10000 bushels red tennessee FOR future
delivery, az 1909. Corn was firm at SEC. SSc.
Pork was steady, with moderate sales. Sugars were
dull and sales quite limited. Coffee was also mac
tive, especially Rio, the stock Of which was large.
Freghts continued firm for breadstuffs to Liverpool
and London, and higher rates were asked at the
close A vessel was chartered for Hayre to load
with -four at 81, and grain at % cents. A vessel
was also taken up for Constantinople at 81 IS per
bbl. for flour; afterwards 80 was asked, and 50 Is
for provisions.
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Political Frncas In Baltimore.
ATTACK UPON DEMOCRATIC PRoCESSION-oNE
MAN KILLED.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 5, 1856.
Whilst the democrats Of the Eighteenth ward were re-
turning from meeting last night several pistol
shots fired at them when passing the corner Pine
and Baltimore streets in the extreme western part OF the
city by certain parties said to belong the Know No.
thing organization. young named Thomas Burke
in the procession shot in the head and died shortly
afterwards Thomas Davis has been arrested charged
with the murder. The affair creates excitement.
The affair II appears, had its origin in old teud ex
stng between the adherent Of rival fire companies be
longing to political clubs.
Political excitement is running very high here. Torch
light professions and meetings nightly take place.
Tonight the Americans are holding a meeting
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The HART Shells and Know Nothings.
PROBABLE FUSION OF THE HARDS AND Know
NoTHINGs ON THE STATE TICKETS.

ELMIRA Ucs. o. 1900
There have been several private meetings of the Hard
Shell and know Nothing Committees here. They are
trying to liz up fusion between the State tickets. Ru.
says that the hards win drop part their ticket
60 the Know Nothings This is TO be kept secre, till
the day OF election The hard candidate for State Eng
Is willing 10 be dropped.
The Dickinson all opposed to the idea Of saer
hclns their ticket, even ii the Preston King ticket could
be beaten thereby
II Is pretty certain that proposition for fusion, with
the lions share for the Know Nothing has been made
The hards keep very dark about it.
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The Weekly Herald.

NEWS from EUROPE, CALIFORNIA, SOUTH AND CEN
TRIAL AMERICA, MEXICO, ETC., ETC.
TIE NEw YORK WEEKLY HERALD win be published At ten
O'Clock this morning. Its contents will from
Europe California South and Central America Cuba
and Australia Political financial commercial Sporting in.
egence; Editorials The various leading topics OF The day. tho
latest Telegraphc &c. together with variety rnisce
ard local Single COPIES Wrappers ready
for mailing, be had at the Price sixpence.
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r III Z l. A r Z s Il N II w 3
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElsGRAPHs.
Interesting from Washington.


THE DAalEN SHIP CANAL PROJECT REvIsED-rHE AP-
PONTMENT OF JUDGE H0PKrNS-KNoW NOTHING
ISM COMING INTO FAVOR, ETC., ETC.
WASHINGTON, Oct 3, 1855.
Cabinet meeting held yesterday to consider the
feasibility Of ship canal the Isthmus OF Daren
proposed by T. NJ. Kelly, ESQ.,, who represents the In
teroceanic ship Canal Company of New York The pro-
position OF the company il that the government shall test
the practicabty Of its plan by sending corps Of
officers TO reexamine the route surveyed by Mr. Kelly
engineers which from the Gulf Of Darien, by The Atrato
and Truando rivers TO Humboldt bay the Pacific, The
route would require tunnel three miles in length
through the Cordleras and is estimated TO cost when
completed from ocean, hundred and iorty-
seven millions Of dollars. Mr. Kelly anticipate def
mite answer from the Cabinet to-day tomorrow. Sc
cretaries PAWS and Dobbn anxious Tor the
Iuent survey while Sr Marcy ridcues the whole idea
as long since exploded.
The appointment of Judge Hopkins, Virginan, in
place Of Judge Cranch deceased has created most in
tense excitement Radclife's friends awfuy indig-
nant as are also Mr. Bair's friends. Senator Hunter
recommended Mr. Hopkins, which not sufficient until
the arrival Of Mr. Wise. General Pierce dare not
counter to his wishes.
Know Nothing named LONESOME who has been connect
with the Ctgoa since ii started. What's now
Is Guthrie Know Nothing'
The President has appointed James NJ Live Judge Of
the district Court of the United States in Iowa and Jo
ah Fierce Jr. of Portland Me-, Secretary Of Legation
at ST. Petersburg
The Russian Minister waited upon Lieutenant Iaury
Yesterday and presented him with Autograph letter
from the Grand Duke Constantine complmenIng him
upon his eminent abors in The cause Of scientific naviga
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NJ the
Gau spurred on by Pessier, they knew ouch word
fail than does the enterprisng No II
Fulton street. SMITH BROTHERS, NJ The above NUMBER
have exposed OF The splendid stocks goods viii
has been opened this Ii includes every variety
dress and overcoas varied and unequaed assortment
yestines including the latest and fashionable patterns
II materials for pants, &C. there limit. Pilgrims
Of stylish aud well made garments invited ca AZ NJ
l40 i ulton street. One price and no abatement.
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and France expect that the year 1856 will
bring about the overthrow Of the American
government. They regard the mine to effect
this as already set in the cordial union Of the
abolition societies of the two continents, by
which they hope to secure the triumph Of an
anti-slavery President in the North, and thus
effect the disruption Of the federal compact
Vast sums of money have already been for
warded to confidential agents hae3 influence
the American press and people, - assure the
election Of an abolitionist to the Presidency,
which they know is revolution and an utter
breakdown to the existing government.
1t may be said that the alliance of our aboli-
tionists with the governing classes of Europe
is improbable in its nature and impossible in
fact. Those who thus argue have very limit
ed idea Of the schemes and expenditures which
the rulers in Europe have adopted and made
to perpetuate their power. They forget that
he present war with Russia, which has cost
them thousand lives day, and hundreds of
millions of treasure, was undertaken, not to
settle long standing quarrel, not to vim
dictate individual rights, not to avenge ma
tonal insult, but to cripple a State whose
rapid growth threatened at some future time
to make it their rival upon the sea as we'll
as the land. Upon both these elements the
government OF the United States, if not the
superior, is the equal of either OF the assail-
ants Of Russia. Our republican system, our
great commerce, our manufactures our unri-
vailed agriculture, our boundless resources,
our facilities for concentrating our popula-
ton, our geographical deiences, the very
breadth Of our front, and the depth of our
inland-all these things make Of us fearful
enemy, and one more effective in peace than
in war.
There is but single weak point in our posi-
ton, and that is in the possible overthrow OF
the federal constitution by intrigue. If the
monarchists of Europe and the madness Of our
aholjtionists can do it, it will be done If
money can buy, treason betray, or fanaticsm
surrender the citadel Of the public liberties it
will be surrendered.
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Respite OF n Murderer.

BOSTON, Oct. D, 1900.
Tie execution OF James Wilson, for the murder OF
colofed in the State prison. take place this
city today bu, short time before the hour set for the
execution and after the scaod had been erected the
Governor and Council who had been specially called to-
gether TO consider the petition Of certain physicians Of
ibis city for time TO show that the accused insane
at the time he committed the deed, granted repreve
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the allied armies, the soldiers the French and English
press and to this compcxion have the acknowledged
journals OF Czarsm. But what waste-hose were0f human
e and powder and ball. and comfortable clothes, before the
Haakon tell The seventh assault Speaking e0.hes
minds that the public win find the most iahionab
OF the at the large and splendid clothing
SMITH BROTHERS. No. 40 Fulton street, he lowest Dos
sihle prices. price and no abatement
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scribers respectfully call The attention OF her treus
public 10 heir and choice stock Of geneens furnshr
goods consisting Of Shirts collars, crayats, scas, gloves
sery under garments and fancy articles every variety
WM. GiLCHRIST 4 co.. AZ Broad sygv.
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ErOIlI SYrncrxse.

STATE SENATORIAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SLAVES
EN- ROUTE FOR CANADA.
SYRACUSE Oct. 5, 1865.
The hard shells Of this county to-day nominated ex-
Mayor Jason C. Woodruff of this city, for State Senator
and an entire county ticket.
Nine fugitive slaves from Virginia arrived here this
morning, Iou. for Canada.
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loss OF tlle Lakc schooncr Ivanhoc.


The schooner 1vanhoe, bound rom Cleveland to
Mackiuaw with cargo Of COAL run into and sunk
last night. No lives were lost.
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BUFFALO Oct. 8, 1855.
The MerIick House, AT New Brighton, Pennsy yania,
was burned down this morning Noparticulars have yet
been recei sed.
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,1Earinc Intelligence.

Noop's HoLE, Oct. 5, 1850
One hundred and ten vessels bound East passed
Nobsque Point, Vineyard Sound, between sunrise and
sunset to-day. Wind ". :. w., and blowing fresh.
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VIII lie found at the Canton Tea Company;s newly Gro
and elegant store, l25 Chatham street between r.
and Roosevelt Streets the oldest establishment IN e
We readers they do better tere than ese-y
/, ither nj wholesale retail. No branch Stores
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Comb FsctOry.-Ladles are Respectful
invred 10 examine large variety Of tortoise she'll
combs al the subscribers store, 3s7 Broadway.
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Dry Gnosls frarn AucfIan.-In the f.,iin,x

goods viii oer this morning great targains:-E
embroidered collars, bands and houncngs; ladies' AID gent
mems linen cambria handkerchief, cashmere AID sci
shnwls Bay State ard Scotch wool do,
Il. Ii. LEADBEATER * CO., SAT Broadway.
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NOts Bene.-OvercOats OF Every Description
for fall and winter suitable all and pockets
be obtained at EVANS clothing warehouse. Nos 66 and
Fulton street, thirty per cent below the market price
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Kid Gloves! Kid GiOves!-300 Dozen Esndie
super Paris made gloves great ba1.s sgnuy spotted
board Of The ship. L. II. LEADBEATER CO,
u. broadway.
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bys wholesale and retail gentlemen's furnishing house.
kinds OF under garments viz shirts drawers, hosiery,
gloves, cravats scarfs, mulers, antique Beauo
opera and de Joinvie ties handkerches suspendcr coa
besides extensive assortment OF dressing robes
travelling blankets. 6c. SAMUEL B0OTHDY 81 and 50 "
lam street, Maiden lane.
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ladies' hats chenille and trimmings feahery flower
ribbons and dress trimmings all OF Which VIII he sod
ordinary low prices at WM s. IRVINES, 1l2 Canal sreet
BOOts-BOOts, Shoes. Callers and OverSltoe,
The largest assortment the cheapest and he city,
BROOKS, 575 Broadway and i50 Fulton
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Fancy Cutlery.-A Large Variety OF spor
mems pen and pocket knives, of the ne ard
patterns, can be seen at A. 4 j. SAUNDERS, No. A.
Honsc and 81 broadway.
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KNOX,
Now's the day, and now's the hour,
Gao .,n,.,a al Ii ,iIaI II navfu t1nsua y

KNOWS fall style Of hats published and tasteful airy
and elegant article 1t s Get one, yon wish be Ia the
height The mode well wear he mos, comfortable
article made. Stores, 2l2 and 533 Broadway
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Citizens and strangers requested 10 call and nine
sock of business dress and overcoats Our variety
vests aud panaoon patterns are unequaed ss from s. e
$50. DE GRoOr Il son.
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VTOCRHs CIUCNbIs OIOtkbs!--NtW %ty
Paris made clocks. in black marble white ditto ard
bronze cases many OF the styles entirely new.
W. J. y. DALEY 4 60
Marble cal and 4 1. pr,aa,.Y
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Ia store large stock OF Tan mporiaons com prsng
vet tapestry Brussels three ply and ingram carpeng NJ
ailcos &C. which offering very low rates lor ca
Rich Brussels, Is and ST. per yard.
SMITH LOUNSBEREY sJG Broadway, near Grand
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Photographs-Life. Cabinet and Miniature
Sizes oil and colors Ambroypes every style, a.
BRADYS, $50 Broadway.
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and foreign intelligence, the Sunday Courier
expose OF Or. Hunters rumpery about nhla The
Courier For original Sketches ,es Anecdotes si.
torals, &C., the Courier
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Gus Fixturcs!! Gas F1xturcs:::-A varis
OF chandeliers brackets &c., &c mmense over ihree
dred different patterns. Prices moderate.
W. J. r. DALEY 4 90.
Mari. In eat go
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2lo Bowery .-Barga,ns In Velvet, raps.,,

and Brussels, three ply and ingram carpets HYATIs
pet emporium, 10 Bowery. Also, 10000 yards good
grain Competing, al 2s Cd, S. 49, Cd, 4s and S.; also
cloths drugge's, from yard 10 four yards aide, wind
shades, &c.
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Dlnner set.. Zen Scts. and

SUsSs ASA oGeSs 1fsst VSssss-N
will open Wednesday, the ID instant aSe ass0rI1en
French china, embracing the above aricnA Prices m
lower Than before otIeled. WI. r. m8LEY 4 co
Marble stores cal and G13 prrxnw,
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Cameo-Daguerreotyp es-WilIianassa-s. "a.
Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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New YORK; OAK Hau-Fam FnshIons. Is.

Fulton sreeFne fashionable cloth Goats, IS; splendid
$J 5000 pair fancy cashmere pants 81 80
reh six 81 extra superne beaver sis &c,
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Our Old Place, corner OF john ana N..ssats

streets IL well stocked with winter clothing resh
able well and cheap Our web earned reputation
the sale OF clothing above described determined
MAINTAIN. DEVLIS Il JESSUP, 80 and 30 John
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pair Of CATERS or button boots, slippers les toilet slips
India rubber shoes; anc II mother, you win also ina Dos
misses and chdrens boots and shoes great variety nj
j. b. MILLER a CO.'S, f3s Canal street
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Plsn, Broadway, corner Of Houston sreet-Tbs new
hrre hotel newly furnished and In thorough order viii
convenences Of the Highest priced hotels Offers q ~
and the public, including families ursEps.sed accom-
tcns At lower rates than can De afforded By Jher
Mass hotel. SlDNEy EOpgA
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IaUer Bier. RottIed-pv the no,., :,


any quantity tor family nse, always be hal ~ leavr
address a, The lager ber saloon, I'D Fuon street, AZ
up expressly for shipping.
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ment o. tea coeand sugar found nthe civ Al nj
IVN, ltJ Bowcry lc.wcsn Grara Gnl uer,er s.roess
Arre ASSORTMENT q Old wines ard hrRndes On dran,nt
w. ts,seA p.s.-Su,eg yessyev uesb rom he country a
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praypean Improvement all preceding generations Of the
picture Word--irs exhibited by godfather HOlMEs, The
Gent pictured maker, $50 Broadway.
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Easl,,onable Wen Made Clothsms.-Alr

StFII NIDItlINrt-AIIrtu
Nrnrce Co. No. AL Broadway have been
prepared TO please their friends and
present time. All Sizes for and boys. Cal examine
lle assOr
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100 hall canisters Also rues IN half cansers also gcn
variety Of condiments landing Southampton For ssie
JOHN DUNCAN a SONS. 400 Ernni AZ
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Carpetings. -PetersOn d Humphrey, 81
broadway selling of their entire
he following pricesveget carpets per yard rch tau
ny do ss., rich Brussels do, as. Three ply ingram
soth, and all other goods equally low.
PETERSON N HUMPHREY, 40 Broadway
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will please examine them; also his style Of trimming,
which something entirely Whites hats the lead
this fall-there Is no mistake WHITE, 32l Broadway.
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Company's LAG and I4s Nassau street Bestquay,
dollars only. The pgnc invited CALI We sell
single hat wholesale price. Can and see
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height Of mode well he comfortable
article made. Stores, 2l2 and 533 Broadway.
Improvements I'm Hats-In the Price well
the quality at EAsK'S establishment, Chatham
Pearl streets where SCI good hat for g. Remember,
LEASk, at his old stand.
The Most Elegant 1at or the Season.-We
have nothing this that approaches 10 richness a
pearance the ESPENSCElD hat. Sold IS 30 AZ No lis
Nassau street, near Beekman.
Dnvids Fall Style OF Gcntlemen's Hats are
decidedly the elegant hat offered Those
second door from Duane street. where all may be
suited.
Whites Paris Hot FOR FaIl.-GentieInen OF
will please examine them; also his style OF trimming
which something entirely Whites hats take the lead
this fall-there Is no mistake WHITE 32 Broadway.
Fall Style for 1855. Now Ready at the
Hat Company's lag and I4s Nassau Besquai
dollars only The pgblic invited call. We sell
single hat wholesale price Call and Sec
The Child Is Born, and Is named the Lam~
praypean improvement all preceding generations Of the
picture Wodrst exhibited by godfather HOLMES, The
cent picture maker, $50 Broadway.
Photographg--Life. Cabinet and MINIATURE
sizes, in oil and coors. Ambroypes. every
BRADTiS, $50 Broadway.
Ca,neo-Daguerreotype -Nillfansssa-s. sa3
Fulton street, Brooklyn.
For Political, Theatrical, Musical. Local
expose Of Dr. Hunters trumpery nhalat o.
Courier For sketches, anectotcs,
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decidedly the most elegant hat offered Those who want
really beautiful article should give HIM c At 31l Broad
way second door from Duane street, where all may
suited
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as the quality, at IEAsK'S Establishment Chatham
Pearl Streets where good hat for 81 Remember,
I.FASk, al his old stand
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The Most Elegant 1at OF the Seascn.-We
have nothing this fail that approaches in richness ap
pearance the EsPENsCHElD hat. Sold IS 30 No lis
Nassau street, Beekmap.