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Died.


On Wednesday, May Q, the Rev. CHARLES H. HALsEY,
rector of Christ Church IN this city, in the 46th Of
his age.
The friends Of the family, and the members of the
parish respectfully invited to attend his funeral at
Christ Church, tomorrow morning, at ten O'Clock. The
clergy with the relatives, specially invited to inset
at his late residence No Eat Eighteenth street After
the religious services at the church the aims will
taken In charge by the family and conveyed to Jamaica
L. l., for ipterment
On Thursday morning, May 8, after a short illness,
JOHN l. CoLEGRovE aged IS years, months and days.
The relatives friends OF the family those of mis-
sons Edward Henry the members Of Grand Division
8. of T., Union Div No. 2 s. OF T., the of
the Lght street Baptist Church. and the members OF
Quick Hose Compan, No IL, respectfully invited to
attend his funeral Sunday afternoon, O'clock
from his late residence No. 6s7 Washington street, with
out further invitation.
On Thursday, May 8, OF pneumonia, EMILY, third
daughter Of Philip Passmore, in the 10th year of her
spe.
The friend Of the family invited to attend the fu-
neral, TO morrow morning. at nine O'Clock from the
sidence of her father, No. 5l9 Grand street.
On Thursday morning. May 8, ANsoN SANFORD son Of
George and Eliza Brown, aged years, months and
days.
The friends and acquaintance of the family
spectuy invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence Of his parents, No 81 Clinton street, t,morrow
afternoon at two o'clock.
On Tuesday, May /, JOHN s. SUTTON, Of Brooklyn.
His remains Inferred in the Cemetery OF the Ever.
green's
AT Calcutta, Thursday, December a. 1854, ALExAN
DIR STEWART Of this city, attached to the ship Golden
Racer, in the 35th year OF his age.
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jersey City News.

NEw VILLAGE ON BERGEN PoISr.-An association OF
Germans has purchased the farm Of Mr.. Cadmus, five
miles south of Jersey City, Bergen Point just below
Me Norris canal 1t contains 100 and extends
from New York bay 70 Newark bay. It purchased
for $1,000 1t win be laid out in lots for village,
which will at once be commenced.
FIREMEN's ELEcrIoS-OFuuAL vorE.-T'he following ID
The Official vote for Chief Assistant Engineers OF the
Jersey City Fire Department, cast at the election
Tuesday lastsamuel French received ao1 votes ana
James Gautier, lilo; John ID. Nolan, So; R. IL. Nc.
Clearly, 80, and j. W. Stiober 81 Second ward-James
81. Third ward-wm. Chilvsrs 2s3. Fourth ward
VIM. Roosevelt 1853; Fl p. Robertson, 50; George W.
Dempsey &c. The candidate In each ward who received
the highest number OF votes Is elected.
THE CoURTs-HUDsoN COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT AND
CouRr OF 0YEa AND TERaNR-The Grand Jury Is en-
gagged in hearing complaints against the unlicensed liquor
sellers and yesterday constabes about Jersey City
with large packages of subpenas requiring the attend
Judge Haines alluded to the indiscriminats' use
Of drinks as cause e. Of srms
ardent spirits. The Circuit was engaged yesterday
with civil cases of public intetsst. l. W. S.uddsr,
70 the Judge of the late charter election in the First
ward Of Jersey City, commanding them to brpg up the
legality Of rejecting the ballots whsh pound master
vas spelled pond master, decided. VIM. a. Jeufe APP
geared as counsel for the Ward Judges aiidavts in
this will be taken Saturday, and II Is possible
the argument will be brought on as early Monday
next.
THE GRAND JuRY.-Ihe Grand Inquest OF the present
term of the Hudson county Court Oyer and rermne
b composed Of the following named citizens of the
county :-Erastus Randall, foreman VIM. A. Townsend
windert Van Horn, Cornelius G. Van Ripper, VIM. Gal
braith, Joseph DGnieson, VIM. A. Boyd, James s. Hat
field, John L. Vandewater, VIM JAneway, Uzal Corey
James s. Hutton, Henry NJ. Traphagen, Rufus story,
Nicholas Prior, John G. Gordon Jasper Wandal BENZ s.
Taylor, James II. Wilson, Nathaniel N. Hatfield, and
Hansen Carrgan
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On Tuesday evening, May l. by the Rev James Millet
his residence, No Ill East Seventeenth street, be-
tween First and Second avenues Mr. JOSHUA w. BREws-
TlR OF Worcester. Mass to Miss LYDIA JANE BuRsHAM,
OF this city.
On Wednesday, May 2, by the Rev. DR. Anthem,
CHARLES HUTTON to HsNRIErrA, daughter of the late
Thomas S mccarthy, all OF this city.
In Brooklyn, Wednesday, May at the house OF the
BRIDES father by the Rev Mr. Sarles, Muse ELEANOR A.
FLOOR TO Mr. WIcKIIFF N. CRANE, Of Newark, NJ J.
Weed, JOHN W. HAsKNs formerly of Newburg, to Miss
EMILY A. HAMMOND, OF Brooklyn.
New Orleans and Bridgeport papers please copy.
On thursday, April 20, at St. Lukes Church, Bedford
L. l., by the Rev. J. w. Diler. Mr. JAMES PArRIcK to
Miss ELIZA CUNNINGHAM younges. daughter OF Or. Chas
A. Van Zsndt. all of Brooklyn
At Iottsnvihe. Staten Island on Wednesday, May 2
by the Rev 0. Judd, CHARLES GILBERT OF this CITY
IN Miss MARGARET s. HUNT, adopted daughter Of Samuel
W. Cronk, Esq, of The former place.
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COroncrs' Inquests.


TIE LATE FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE EVERETT HOUSE.
Coroner wilhelm held an inquest yesterday upon the
body Of the late Rev. Charles Hasey of Chriss church.
who to his death by falling out OF the fourth story
window of the addition to the Everett House, nov
constructing at the Of street and
Fourth avenue. The evicence went to show that the
affair was purely accidental, whereupon the jury rem
dered VERDICT Of deash from the effects of injuries
received by academia falling out Of the fourth story
window Of the Everett House, the I'd May, 1856"
Deceased was forty Eve years Of age and born In
New Jersey.
COroLer O'Donneil held inquest upon the body Of
an unknown man, aged about sixty years, who
killed on Wednesday night by being knocked down and
run by ash cart in Fifteenth street. sixth
avenue. The deceased was about FIVE feet SIX inches
in height had gray hair and whskers all round his face
wore black pantaoons and old vest white cotton Shirt
cotton neckerchief old gray coat and brogans. De-
ceased had small wood In his posses sion at the
time Of the accident. The cart driven by q man
named Kelly, VIII it appeared The inquest did ali
in his power to prevent the misfortune. verdict Of
aecder tai death rendered. thus acqutng Kelly Of
al censure in the matter.
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Shooting AFFAIR Between Fire Companies.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
In your issue Of this morning article appears under
the above head to the effect that person py the
Of Vilmot wounded by pistol shot during fight
between Hose Company No. 13 aud Engine Company No.
A. This, sir is wrong as no difficulty has occurred
between the said companies Upon inquiry learn that
\ difficulty has existed between the said Wilmot and
person by the of Corleton for time past and
the 10Th ult Is stated, the parties met, when
fight ensued but persons belonging to No. A
engaged in the affair." have been informed by parties
who present II is hard, Mr. Editor, that members
Of the Fire Department thus brought before the pub
lie through the press to account for every difficulty
which may in the vicinity Of their location. II It
be proved that members OF No. "A engaged in
this affair." il is hoped that they may be dealt with
cordngy it is not my object in publishing this card
to shield them from justice. BY giving this an inser
ton your valuable journal you will confer favor
your humble servant. JN0 G0RMAN,
MAY 3, 1855. Secretary Engine Co. No. A.
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williamsburg Intelligence.

LAYING A CORNER SroSE-The ceremony OF laying the
stone Of the German Mission Church.
Of Leonard and Stage Streets eastern District
took place yesterday afternoon in the presence of quite
large audience The pastor, Rev. John Neauder, read
the constitution OF the church, and Rev John &. Cult
den preached q sermon in the German language. The
oy Rsv Mr. Finsy, and the services closed by prayer
and benedction by Rev. Mr. Bohe. The edifoe will BIZ
built of brick forty feet 'front.' and sixty feet deep, and
viii cost about 81 coo.
RoBBsRY jewelry store of Charles Armsbruster,
lsl Even street. eastern Distric entered We'd
nesday afternoon during the absence of the proprietor
and robbed of two sold watches valued at $3.50
RoBBNG Der EMPLOYER. Yesterday Mrs Hsight, cor
Of Fourth and Grand Streets made complaint be-
fore Captain Guschard of the Fifth district police,
against her servant girl Marg.re Connor charging her
with stealing various articles Of wearing apparel. A
warrant was issued for her arrest.
FLUID LAMP EXPLOSION About 10 O'Clock on Wednes.
day evening, fluid lamp exploded the buildings
known Battle Row. in North First street. near Tenth
occupied BY large number OF families. The damage
was tr1fing
TIE BALANCE DoCK.-The enormous foa ling balance
DOCK which recently built in this city by Mr. Webb
ia present located at Greenpoint The first vesse-the
EDghah steamship Tevot, OF London-was raised upon
this lock on Wednesday afternoon for and
repairs.
NEW FIRE CoMPANY.-A new fire company has RI :
Gently been organized at Greenpont (the Seventeenth
ward,) under tae title of Valley Forge Fire Engine
Company No. IL, OF the Eastern District Frederick
Parsons foreman, and W. Doan assistant foreman The
company brought home their engine on Wednesday af
ternoon.
LAYING CORNER STONE The stone Of the Ger
Evangelical Mission church. Of Leonard and
Stage streets Eastern disrict laid Thursday after
noon at two O'Clock.
PUBLIC SCHOOL No. 1o-The Inauguration of Mr. Va
lsntine principal of Public School No. 10 ste No ~
took place Wednesday forenoon Professor Bowen late
OF the State Normal School, and number of other gen.
slemen interested in public schools, were present
TIE NEW FERRY-rhe South Tenth street ferry has not
yet gone into operation. The company have not yet
procured any boats.
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n half tub under FORGE There vas no other damage
done; the firm have insurance OF $500 in the Hano
yer h surance Co.
DlniIr DIsrEssARY REPORT FOR April, 1855 .-'sho Q
number Of patients under treatment l44 PATIENTS
$780, attended at their residences 49, do at the Dis
penfary, classified as foows) 1467 Diseases of the
heart lungs and throat 20S OF the head and abdomen,
sewers &c 225 of the eye and ear 9S OF the skin 92
Of women IS; Of children l6S; surgical department,
los; minor surgery, 244 vaccination 200 Total males
163 Females OFT. Born iD the United States, III:
m Ireland $685. in other countries ST. Sent TO the hos
puJ 8; died, 81 remaining under treatment, a. pres
eSiptions dispensed during the month, 3,2as
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Great Music and Pianororte Warehouse. :

Ely nunger having taken Of their spacious ware
the most extensive and desirable assortment Of pianos and
meodeons TO found the city, including the celebrated
triple strnged double octave piano, made by ourseves
1sssrA a; W. Lsdd Co.'s superior DIAGONAL premium
pianos, and Messrs Carhart and melodeon all
Which will sell prices that defy petition. ELY
npNGEy, so Broadway. N, B.-Pianos to let,
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TIEION COURSE, L. I-TROTTING-OR MONDAY.
~ May 7tb, at o'clock p. NJ match for s. 900, mile
heata best in and driver to which 800 pounds w.
Peabody names b. m. Flora Temple W. whean gr
m sonts The propretors take pleasure in announcing
the above named horses has been long
trene ereles and the lovers Of gooa
who seldom miss trottng rsce but TO the public who ad
mire good qualities in horse. few remarks
unnecessary She has trotted several matches ony ON
occasion hss she been called speed enough
contend against the ackn owedged mistress
Flora Temple-revertbeess her spirited alter
markedly sbe madelwith Frank fall
thinks che o. competitor for any coun ry
backed he 10 in s opinion by host OF gentlemen whose
iudgmert trottipr matt is be Questioned
The in excellent coneition the track in rst
public ba, fast and well contested will be Witnessed
n. B-This match viii positively come OF If fair day.
twenty minutes after o'clock +. and return when the
race 10 Fare TO 80 and return 50 cents.
SHAW WHITE. Proprietsrs
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Court Calendar-This Day.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-Nos. s, IL, 90, %, 25
% 30.
UsTD STATES CIRcun CoURr-Judge Nelson win take
mp the equity calendar
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- - -
The MILITARY.

-
DYSDERs GHBNADIERS-A MEETING or TIE
III May Ball Committee Of the Rynders Grenadiers will 10
held NJ tho Pewter Mug, this Friday evening O'Clock
WM. MINES, Chairman.
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Try one OF David's spring style OF gentle
mems They beautiful In style finish Mght and
easy the head Examine them and judge Yourself
his saesroom, 1 Broadway, second door from Duane
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BILLIARDs.

uoTEL or BoARDfNG.HoUsI KEEPERs-CAN
meet with aplandk bAgatee tatle, we'll suited for
public uss BY applying 81 60 Henry street, Brooklyn
great bargain. Prise Sle
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Morning Goods! Morning Goods lin adj
dition to large stock will open this morning 800
black cahmere shaw 100 super Grenadne do one case
yard dne de berge Is I'd ladies' best kid gloves
De- and all other goods equally cheap H. LEADBEATER
4 CO., SAT Broadway corner Leonard street.
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various FERNS qualities and textures be said have
become standard article OF costume this country It's
peculiar sdat dness 20 business and travelling
the picuresqueness of it's appearance have rendered IL
srowinE dspsnd for variety in styles color anish and
undersigned continually introducing models aud thus
for the independent taste which has in
relation to nspless hats They produced in his factory
Of every graduation Of hexibty from the "soft hat which
be rolled and put in the pocket like pair of gloves
TO the sitter and felt beaver .cyndsr that
be termed the dress specimens this Of chapeau
His stock different styles
gentlemen youths and hoys and nearly many shades Of
color from jet black TO light drab and white Felt
bats for shooting fishing and riding for the office,
travelling for the boy at school, and the merchant in his
warehouse all of the mos. appropriate and convenient
shapes for their several are for SALE Wholesale
and RETAIL by GENfN, PA Broadway,
opposite st. Paul's Church.
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Espenscheid's Spring and Summer Style OF
hats for sThese unrvaled hats in greater demand
than ever Their superior quality and marvellous cheap
Ia the secret Of this urgent demand N ESPEN.
SCHEID, lis Nassau street.
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Removed.- o. J. WoOd Il Co Proprietors OF
Prot Woods celebrated hair restorative have removed
City Hospital where they will be happy ali their old
customers and the public generally.
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We have now on hand some choice patterns
Of fancy linen and muslin sbirtings which win mako
to Moderate prices; shirts of all kinds
hand. THos. MCLAUGHLIN, 292 Greenwich s,reet,
corner of Chambers.
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Archbishop Hughes, Senator Brooks, Lieu
tenant Governor and John Robinson; whatever
be the difficulties between these gentlemen they
make the moot disingue hats Of the Call IL
You agree with them the stores 81 Chatham and
Of Chatham and Pearl streets.
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Frank Leslie's Gazette or Fashion ready for
NayThis is the best reliable publication
fashions in the United States, that its chief object
Each number contains large and beautifully coored fash
ion plate and almost describing all
the new fashions "-Litchfeld Republican, Conn.
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butte Eruption and scrofus Nearly half the human race
bear witness TO the efficacy Of this
IN the cure Of these diseases They never fail however
aetores 70 Maiden lane New York. and "a straud Lon.
DON and By all druggists, at IS cents 62l cent? and al
nor not.
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Oak Hall Spring Clothing We are Selling
of spring dress and ock
coats fancy pants and vests OF The latest Styles
full twenty i've per cent below the market price.
DE GROOT SONS Oak Hall, 81 and ST Fulton street.
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NY onguent will force the whskers to grow
IN six weeks and will not stain the skim 81
tie sent TO any part Of the country. r. GRAHAM 5sJ
broadway, Zeber "A South Third street, Phil adelpha
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Novelty Complete Spring Suits S1O.-
These suits made from new style of woeen goods,
shades, at e. EVANS Clothing Warehouse,
IS and 6S Fulton street.
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DR.. Roses celebrated sarsaparilla Blood

purifying compound. gives color bloom. and vgor to
the PALE emsciaed and weak IL purihes the blood thus
and summer medicine has equal Quart bottles 81
email bottles 80 cents X. II. HAhTSE0hNE l62 Fulton
street.. opposite st, Pauls Church.
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efHORACE WATERS, No. 1888 8roadway.-The largest
Bortment of melodeons music merchandise Of all
kinds In the United States hundred and
melodeons of variety Of style from the panest finish
tor school club those of the and
shaste Workmanship from the different manufactoe
constantly exhibition In the extensive OF this
house. Among them T. Gilbert Co.'s celebrated pre-
MUM pianos wit iron frames and circular sca with
without the @oan Horace Watres modern improved ri.
having in the Improvement Of strings and In i'm
proved action length OF scale and Of tone equal
the grand Pianos with the sweetness of the famed eoan
united to te beauty and durability Of square pianos
8. D. II w. Smiths melodeons tuned the equal temper.
ment to which recently awarded the drss
the National Pair held at Washington D. Each nstru
mep and soldt prices which defy petition
New os 70
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man. restored 60 health In few days, years
treat suferings, Ia snxious 20 make the
Of win send free the ption used Direos
Rev, John n. pssnal, " Fulton street Brooklyn
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THE TURF.

DED HOUSE, HARLEN.-THls FASHIONABLE RE
III 10 complete in all its and the
sales stables attached constantly filed with the finest
and fastest horses TO be found OF horses
can always be supplied at the Red House The trotns
ane afternoon The Second Avenue the every
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Anson's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SIZE Tor
nifty cents coored and in nice twice the size ever
taken for fifty cents and equal 10 quality aad size 10 any
that elsewhere for 81 ANSoNS, $50 Broadway,
opposite Metropolitan Ho,el.
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A Card.-The Subscriber will Receive Pu-
pills daily for instruction in psnmanshp and bookkeeping
in class separate parlors Cards and circulars may
had the 500 Broadway of franklin
OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH,
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NeW FREDERICKSBURG, HbOHg, WOfuB uIhu mu-
sic by j. D. Bacon, title page embelshed with highly
tisc ideal Of Uncle SANS Youngest by the celebrated
popular pieces of the day. ut the red nced rates.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher, 1888 Broadway.
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ceive the inestmabe vr Of Dr. GOURAUDS medicated
soaps u 10 to the tody what sanctihca.on IS 20 the soul
purifying it from all dross At its touch tam pimples,
reckle sunburn, Ac vanish nsanter leaving white as
parian marble Poudre subtle uproos hair from
OF me BODY Rouge lily whitc hair restorative and dye
at the old depot 81 Walker street. first store from Broad
way Calender, ss South Third street Philadelpha.
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Ketchum's Moving Machin es, Hay Presses,
horse hoes pough horse and
D. GATES. IL Broadway.
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New muSlcs.>ssMoy or w OOSt," song C0mpOs-
ed and dedicated to the Mayor the Hutchinson Family
and by them at their concerts with enthusiastic
plause price 26c.
Chorus-"Tben here's for each and al a smil -
We never shall be gsyer,
Nor sing merrer song than while
Fernando Wood is Mayor"
Also the populsr of the day. the reduced
rates. HORACE WAT RS Publisher, 33S Broadway.
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Still are sellins oounterseits.
Remember that the only polsOnlo9g an

HOIsuuhess Wssu
article for the destruction Of bed bugs roaches &C. 10
LYONS Magnetic Powder. Remember that the
las the OF four national medals and Lyons sig
Remember the central depotis at 44 Broadway
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following lot Of shawls, which will offer discount
so cent from the cost Of long
shawls all eoor. Cashmere square do printed Ihibet,
broidered ard plain Canton do of superior quality
2. II. LEADBATER CO., 347 Broadway, corner Of
Leonard street.
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sale at the Brevoort House. TO take place ID
and 9Th inst has been withdrawn by Mesr Stewart
they having sold the Clarke of the How
ard House. The sale will. therefore not take place.
HENRY II. LEEDS, 10 Nassau street, =
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Cristsdoro's Excelsior Hair Dye has be-
come staple article throughout the United States.
druggist perfumer afford be without IT, for
other dye operates with the certainty and sAy The
blacks IL produces defy detection artificial
Made, sold and privately applied at No. Astor House.
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Hair Dye. Wigs and Toupccs -Bstchelor's
,ebraed factory for these ariclesis 23 Broadway Nine
for the appiicao Of his famous hair dye Sold
Wholesale and retail The largest assortment OF wigs and
tsupees in the United States.
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S5 so and So for Patent Leather Boots, ready
made and made to order by HUNT $50 Broadway Fine
dress boots 50 5 Shoes CATERS &C., equally low. J.
HUNT, 430 Broadway.
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kers IS Nassau street. Particular attention paid to
dressing curling and shampoing the hair Infalble
onpuent TO the hair and instantaneous dye for
4 or
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Read about Rats New Yorh, July aa, 1859


Remember the central depotis At 4f Broadway
Read about Hats New York, July 22, 1851
used ain thing which has been offered for
the extermn alton eockroaches and ants hut until
tried Parsons Co.'s vermin aud insect exterm nator
did not feel justified in recommending either Of them.
therefore ahserfuy state that Parsons Co.'S extermua
tor has sectuay destroyed All the eookroaehes in my
all tho rats therein IL 10 valuable to hotel keeper
e. FRENCH, Proprietor OF Frenchs Hotel.
CIV. CLICKENER CO, Agents, 81 Barclay street.
The BARON, DR.. spOlascO, M. D., A. g., &C.,
from London, European fAme-This greet and ss
nartan 1t is generally conceded IL daily performing
great and stoupdin than all ths faculty ST.
sicbo.ar Hotel, 9S Spring street