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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-20
BROOKL wv ITENS.

TIE DEFALcArIos IN THE TAx-COLLgcToR's Or
FIcr, CASTERS DIsTmcT.-The examination of Mr..
Littefeld Deputy Tax-Colector Of the Eastern Die
trict on the charge of bezzog funds Of the city
amounting to perhaps SIS 900, was resumed before
Justice Smith yesterday afternoon.
Daniel L. Nortlup, the City Auditor. being sworn.
stated that tie dedication was discovered by him in
exemi Ing the books OF the Collector required by
law Mr Brasted the Collector, sat by at the time.
and remarked tie discrepancy. On calling the at
tenton Of the accused to H. be said that they would
find number OF unstamped lots that the Collector
Understood about The Collector then gave accused
directions 10 have them sthmped Oh. hr. Braisted
said the former Controller had given him directions 70
retain the PER ceutHge on moneys collected; l came
20 10 determination about the amount OF the deficiency
at that time; the Collector was 70 make up the re-
turn The next day.
VIM b. LeWis Controller. testified TO examining
books Of the Collector, John '" BFaisted ana 70
berg ecquanted with tho handwriting OF JOIN M.
Iiuefeld the accused Whom he made me ezenInar
ton OF tie books be called tie attention OF M Ia 70
dlscrprnpcy between the BOOKS ana the return. The
6iscreparcy wes about 800 on Devoest. The Clerk
..;d ~ erro- came by figure being efl out Ths
J;fer q On City Ta1-roll witness discovered 10 be
se22 o. that being the discrepancy between the
turn ard the original TaEron. The arrears Of tax
were s3s SIS -, that being the amcun. Of the total
tex with what is returned. Wines here produced
receipt for city for s33 a. County tax $i3 Go; do
fault, GO eertsi total 81 CO. The bill made out
10 John Van Cot, signed by J. w. BREASTED, in the
haudsrtiDg Of John NJ. Littefsh. This was not
stemyed of the book. and there returned un-
paid Of city tax $eJl for 4 lot on Gibbon-st.
On his cross-eKamI afion witness said he did not
closely examine the blOtter to see IL this bin was en-
tsrrd in the de1ly blotter.
Counsel renSrked tina: there was private blcttsr
besides which was IN bis possession
The private benk account Of Mr.. Littlefeld ~ kept
in the B0~try Bank shows that checks were given to
Jeffrey Sullivan at various times between March II
and Nay 30, 1885, 10 the amount Of SIS "a; and 70
other persons % follows: July 6, +. f. Litchheid.
$50 So May "a, e. Hovey, ESQ., March 30, Clsrence
Livingston, se& %; April Is. Wm. Cogsweu, sso -
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lance beil 2 - mics:

FREE AcADENT GRADUATEs.-The Executive Com
miitee OF tho Free Academy have presented to the
Board of Education the following record of pupils
who have passed examinations, and who are entitled
to degrees, as follows:
Iekei,rs At Arfi-Vism Henry Ahsl william Aenzei Al
sus Charles Wesley Alendorph, Alvin Aouzo wood, Ham
lin BatcccS Lewis Coodct Bayes, Walter Brnss h9f =
A DIV at Church William Madison Cole Charles Dsly WI
liam o. Luis Fernandez James Henderson GIANT GsOge
Sac on Greenfield Samuel Boardnal House samuel Jess
Robert Blair Keyser Warren Woods Kimbal Benz Frantln
Lee Jr Hugh Macfsrane, Francis sbuy MADE jaime W cir
Mason Henry Aberson Post Russell Rsymsld Alfred Row
ell Thorud,Ee Freeman Saunders Dayton ckof sssre Pc
ter 81 unett Wright Charles HePhen Wightman.
Iqohel0f q LiceHge Simeon Baldwin.
Isa0rary Tesfnoniag-Chsrles Gregory Hayes
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fAdgerersentl
SODA WATER DRINKERS will please examine q

sample OF RusHroNs Block Tin Fountain which is open r
unction ia 'front.' Of his Of BrOsi and Canal
The only Fountains aud sppeSdages lined With
block la 10 the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-20

Advertisement.
PURDY's NATIONAL THRATER. Mr. j. X. SEQ

appears ToNGHT 10 bis great character Il MACBETH VIII
Mrs H. + NICHOLS LADY MACBkTH-ths drama OF JACK
sHEsPARD concluding
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-20
CITY ITENS.

BRoAD-Ax ScULPTURE Whoever has porambEiatei
from PGrk-ros to Unon-squa'e via Cha'hsm-st.i the
BOwery End Fourth-sv., may have noticed the nu-
merous specimens Of wooden ststuary which serve 70
Indicate the immediate locality of tobacco and cigar
shops. They are rot as general thing, remarkable
for anything peculiarly classic either in attitude or
drepery, but are undoubtedly strict embodiments Of
the artistic conceptions of their scuptrrs Who
"scuped them we have not 81 yet aseertainei; but
standing rot upon fririal inquiry are lost in
admiration and the pen Of criticism falls poweress
before such incontestible evidences Of genius. The
subjects are various There are sailors in the ac-
knowledged costume Of that profession, viz exceed
iDgy loose tIowsers, very lOw-crowred and broad
brimmed hate, and a supeIauity of shir-bosom fes-
TONED abeut the waist who stand ally cross
legged and lean upon pile Of cubica chunks ofwood,
supposed to represent cases Of plug-tObaeco there
are Highanders in various styles Of paiis with very
red bare legs, who, with very wooden expression,
Offer YOU and everybody else imaginary pincles OF
snuff from unavailable woodec blocks held in the left
hand; and there are Indians, numberIess variety,
who are generally armed with bass-wood punches Of
cigars which are thrust out very temptngly to the
pssser.-bv II Bamum with his passion for crafty
ing public curiosity would but make Il collection of
the many specimens 10 be seen as above, we doubt
not an exhibition of them would attract far larger
crowds than either the Chicken or Baby Shows, and
would supersede, least in variety, the displays in
either There are large and small, short and tall In
dsns; Indians portly and pleihorio; Indians ghosiy
and cadavorous; Indians with faces of every shade
of red from dull bick-coior to a glazing crimson;
Indians with Romsn, aucert and modern Grecian,
Ethiopian, aquilire and broken noses, and Indians
with noses at OIL Indians a;tired in tight pana-
looms and bue blouses with gold bullion fdnge Indi-
ems in blankets and impossible piuue'; Indians in
red shirts and yellow eggins; in short, there are
One liile, two little, three little Indians
more little Indians, in fact, than were owned b.
John Brown in his palmiest days; and we venture TO
say that Catn himself with his vast ,ery of portraits
Of the red men, could not s0rpass the collection
which, we trust, will be made By Barnum Of these
modern WGniGttocs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-20

COOLEST AND PUREST SODA WATER IN THE
CITY Block Tin PTes-Ich aad delicious SIRUFs st A.
CUsHMAS & Cos Drug store No. 20 Broadway. Our
SARsA.ARiLLA SIRUP IL unequaled-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-20

CHAsCE OF TIAE.-The attention Of travellers is
called 10 the change OF hour by the New York ard
Harlem Railroad. The mail train that has heretofore
left the correr Of White and Cenrests. at s:l5 A. NJ
will leave at 30 A NJ and an accommodation tr ain
for CToton Falls and Lake Mahopac will leave the
City Hal at 10 A. NJ. returning from Croton Falls at
AGO 2. ~; and the p. n. Dover Plains train will
be extended to Merton every Saturday, arriving at
9:4j p M-retufniDg from Millerton every Monday
az $3.50 a. VI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-20

DEATHS FROM TIRE HZAT.-An unknown man was
found Oh Wednesday, in an exhausted condition, sit
ting upcn a stoop in Eighth-sye., and taken 70
tie Sixteenth Ward staon-horse where he died.
Hans Sschte, q German, % years Of age, was
overcome at noon yesterday, in Seventh-aye., by
tie excessive heat OF the weather and died after
ward. Coroner Hilton held an inquest upon the body.
FANw00D PROPZRTY.-We have received toe fo.-
lowing from reliable source:
Some attention has been excited by paragraphs in
tie journals of last week relating 70 sale under exc
wood, recently purchased by the Institution for the
Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb. We understand
The facts % BE- these: The safe was Of the interest Of
Col. james Monroe in tnat property, and was made
under execution against him. II Col. Monroe had
any such interest It was derived under two wills or
II s.rgments in the nature of wills, executed by hs
wife under power reserved 10 her IN marriage sol
Element. Thee same wills alsO ordered her executors
20 sell and convert all her real estate, ana coieIsu
uVOn them power to DO. The INSTITUTION 10Y w
Deaf and Dumb took the title under oecieS VI nc
Supreme Court made IN q suit instituted ioI me Pui
rose Of obtaining a judicial construction % me wills
and for other purposes. which decree - 1ne elic'
Ia. he e~ec,,ors had well conferred on them pow
=, 90 49, snd moreover ordered the Institution 70
,aLa from .heua deed TO The premises Ia question
TTrsa, .beea circumstances, Col. Monroe ever had
~ f-,ers Il was of course liable 10 be Invested by
re exesr.jou Of the power Of sale by the executors
sd he tual exercise Of this power bad Invested him
Of ali ints-est some two years before Tie judgment
| creditor moved a. ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-20

REcArrURE or Al ESCAPED PRIsoSER-Charles
Collins who escaped from his cell at tho Sixteenth
Wand Ssion-House where he had been put for drunk
erness on the night OF the l5h ns yesterday re-
carturtd and committed to answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-20

The YAcHT RAcE.-The Regatta Of the Harlem
Club, postponed Wednesday for lack OF breeze,
came of yesterday with the following result, the dis
lance beir Q y mites:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-20

Drowned WHILE DEMONSTRATIONS
Puschn, a German, was taken with cramps willis
bathing on Wednesday night, at the foot of Twenty
ihrd-st North River and was drowned. HIS body
was subsequently, recovered and taken to the Six
teenih Ward Police. Station where nquest will DO
held uuon il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-20

STEALING CANARY BRDs.-A man named Cum
ninl ham was yesterday arrested charged with sealing
A. different times 25 Canary birds worth 500 from
the house of l.. Treadwe in 52d-sreet, where he
employed. The accused was committed by Justice
Bennan 10 answer the charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-20

Tx sr. NICHOLAS FoRcERT CAsy.-The examins-
tor of Francis 4. Whteook charged with forging
the nome Of C. IL Stanley for s296 the St. Nicholas
Bank. took place before Judge Osborne at the Mayors
Once Yesterday. Wheelock was disch Tgei on the
ground that the charge rot substan,iated, CON-
pai, an; having previously seen WheelOck do bush
ress in the name Of Stanley, and that the credit was
given 10 the dyidua drawer Of tbs check and no, to
the name Of Stanley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-20

AGGRAVATED AssAuLr.-patrick Dolan and Martin
MDonnid yesterday arrested for brutal assault
upon the porsOn Of John Kelly, committed on the lth
Of july Kelly it appears, was bos iabofer and tho
accus ID end Others bis workmen, and they hav.
ing struck for higher wages which he declincd giving
attacked and beat him uLmorcifully. The prisoners
were locked up 10y Justice Brennan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-20

FoUSD DROWNED An unknown man about feet
inches in hight was yesterday found drowned in tho
East River near TIE foot OF Twelih-s He was stout
built had REQ hair ard whskers and was dressed IA an
apacce cont and blue pants; belt with knife and
sheath in il was fastened about his waist The
body hsd been about eight dsys in the water.
The BODY of an unknown man. about 25 years OF
ege was found in the deck a. pier No. T. North River
The deceased was dressed sailor, aud had brown
hair and goatce In his pocket card of the boari-
iRe.houss No. &C Peck.sip, wa found. Pie body
had hocl but few days in the water Coroner ODon-
nell held inquests on the two deceased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-20

PFmL0Us SITUhTIoN.--A man named Stuart was
discovered at 4 O'Clock yesterday morning in sitting
posture oseep upon the roof Of No. 9os Second ave.
bis legs banging over the edge OF inc ROOF. 10,
Ecesn Young alar ned the inmates OF the house and
tie sleeper was rescued from his perilous position and
sent below.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-20

FArAL FALL.-Mnry Mccormick the woman who
accidentally fell while esiecp fom the fourth story
window of the tenemen nj house No. l3l West Thirty
first died yesterday from the injuries received She
was a native of Ireland, % years Of age An inquest
was held upon the body.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-01
Patent velIeines uinbe pa1llshea At 500 per coll

Patent Medlsanes win be published 800 per column
d. iy,or BIS tri- weekly-wiih s. for each renewal.
Steamboats, running New Oreans win be charged $40
or the season; and when running to St Louis CINCINNATI
DC. SIS for season Of not more than six months
$The privilege Of Yeay Advertisers Is strictly limited 70
their own Immediate and regular business and the business
Of Advertising Firm considered including that
OF It or individual members.
Advertisements published at intervals, viz; weekly or
monthly charged 81 per square Tor the hf and oO css
or every subsequent insertion.
Calls on persons 10 become candidates will be inserted rs
other advertisements paid for invariably in advance
Announcing candidates for County and State Offices - and
for municipal Offices s3 10 be paid In advance IN every m
stance.
An advertisements for strangers or transient persons TO be
paid IN advance. - .
Advertisements not marked the copy for specified
time win De inserted till forbid, and payment eEacted.
No Advertisements be inserted gratuitousiy.
Anadvertisements charitable institutions, hre coa-
MES ward town. and other public meetings. includng rei-
gious notices, to be charged half price. =
Mortgages and deaths published as news W oo't
um les tributes OF respect and funeral invitations as o0e
Advertisements. -fAG =.
tfons recurring notices designed to call attention 70 Fairs,
Soirees Concerts any public entertainments, where
charges made FOR adttance all notice OF private aSs
Cations every notice designed TO call attention 70 private
enterprises calculated intended to promote indVduah
eres can onlv be inserted the understanding that the
same TO be paid for inserted in the editorial column
(which only the discretion OF the editors) the same
will be CHARGED al the Of not less than 20 cents per ne
The undersigned publishers Of daily and u weekly papers
IN Nashville pledge ourselves s ty to adhere to the ABOVE
bin OF prices and instance TO deyiate from them
b. r. MCKENZIE & CO., True Wing 0Gce.
J.Ia MhRLING q CO., Union and American.
" y RANG. 4 Co, Banner Office.
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GRIswoLD's COTTON GINS.

hE subscriber being agent or sale OF the above es
VIII keep supply on hand furnish Planters at short
no tee. ~ r - =. .-S''
fnese gins have the character OF making good lint gin
ng aser running lighter cleaning the seed better taking
OUT more mosts an trash and having boxes more durabe
against re, than any other gins now in use and
on teIs more advantageous TO the purchaser.
me most satisfactory references can be given 10 establish
hls rePntaon which they also WARRANTED 60 maintain
apgl-tf ~ n VFITAfIN
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CARTER'S SPANISH HHAxTURE.
The Great Purifier of the Blood!
N0T A pARTTCJr OF MERrITRY IN m
let ne A6iictsd Read and Ponder.

.a Let tae A6fictsd Read and Ponder
An TnfaIble Remedy for Scrofala Kings Evil Rheua sn
Obstinate Cataneous EFuptioas, Pmples Postales
the Face Botches Bos Agae and Fever. UArOnic Sore
Eyes, Ring Worm letter, scad Head Enlargement and
Pam Of the Bones and joints Stubborn Ulcers, syphc
arising O InIudicious Use OF Mercury, lmprudence
In Lie, or Impurty Of the Blood u .- .--...4
NHS great Alternative medicine and Pnrfer OF the Blood
Is used by thousands Of grateful patients ali
parts Of the United States who testify daily the
able performed by the greatest d al redcnes, cAR
scroula, upons the Skin, Liver Diseases, Fevers u
GERS, Old Sores, Affections Of the Kidneys Diseases 0f the
Throat Female Complaints Pains and Aching OF he Bones
and Joints are all speedily pas 70 hs by using this great
and inestimabIe remedy.
Eor all diseasea Of the Blood nothing has yet been ound
to compare wh Il eleansss the system Of all impurities,
acts gently and efficiently the Liver and Kidneys,
strengthens the Digestion gives tone to The Stomach makes
the skin clear and healthy and restores the Constitution,
s0febled by disease broken down by the OF
youth, 70 It's pristine ylgor and strength.
Fof the Ladies' Il IL incoparaby better than al the cos
netcs used. Afew doses Of Ck9zEas MIxrURs
viii reraOye ali sacwness Of compilation, bring the
manug b the cheek give elasticity 70 the step, and in
prove the general health in remarkable degree beyond all
the medicines ever heard o.
from persons from all parts of hs United States b the best
evidence that there Humbug about a. The pres, hotel
keeDer magtrates physicians, and public en, vel snon
the cOmmnnily al add Their Testimony 70 the woncrf1
effects of thIs GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER sss s..frf
CsH on he AouNT and get Circular and Almanac, and
cad ts wonderful this truly greatest Of all edeines
None genuine unless signed BENNETT BEERS, PropFie-
tors No Pearl street. Richmond, Va 70 Whona 81 orders
Coz supplies and agencies nust 9e addre1ed
And for aala by W. r. GRAY and 4 W. DAADRiDGE
Nashville, and By Dealers IN Medicine generally.
u1rfn-fIffwaW1Y
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ONCE MORE TO THE RESCUE

ITE undersigned beg leave to inform their friends and
patrons that they have re.opened their business
3S Market street. and have just received large supply Of
Cigars Liquors. Wines &C. which they offer for sale very
liberal terms Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto
fore received they hope by strict attention business
ap27-T L. D. GOLDBERG co. 81
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CATLIN'S HISTORY
OF THE INDIAN TRIBEs or NORrH AMrRIoA

-oF THE INDIAN TRIBES OF NORTH AMERICA.
w iIH Biographical Sketches and Of he Prir-
- eiPal Chiefs Embelshed with I2O PoErRArrs, nom
the Indian Gallery at Washington, in volumes complete.
hecehty received and for sale low BY JNO D. WEST.
ALSo-Jusi to hand, 24 MARTE's CEKsR1TED GuIrAAs
ass'd OF Rosewood, IvuTy and Pearl ornaInented
Jels ...T .-a-. - q. JEW
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TO ALL WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT.

NASHytLLE July 20, 1855.
Mr. J. H. sEAMoSs- Sir have been using for one week
the pair Of Brazilian spectaees that purchased from you,
and do not hesitate 10 that they by far the best
that have used. unabed 10 read the print
at night by dim Fight, without sraniDg my eyes, whereas
the spectaeles that have used heretofore used them
and could not read with any satisfaction. consider your
pectaeIes great Improvements upon any that have ever
seeu. Yours respectfully, II. III. FOGG.
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y. H. CURRE Y.


Cabinet EEakcr and Uudertnker.
EGS leave 70 inform his friends and the public generally
ID thath keeps constantly on hand Collins Of every de-
scrption, from the planes servants to the Metallic air
tight and air exhausted Cofns the best for pre-
serving the Corps; together with good Hearses and Horses
and everything necessary for burials.
All orders left at my Ware Room No 81 Coopers' Building
Cherry street, viii be promptly attended both day and
Qht . T1e1-tfl
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5000 REMAKD.

X ANAWAY hou Nashville the negro woman MINERVA:
OF dark copper color very Aeshy in habit; having
quite prominent eve, walks aNWartly; somsH feet or
inches IN height. She has been empoyed IN vsviIle as
eastress several years, and may be lurking about town
Gently been detected an attempt 10 get Of taken ont
o. the state will give two hgndred dollars for her apure-
hehs9n and one hundred doaEs IL taken in the State ana
Jan2S-u TUos NJ PETWAY
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400 REWARn.

ID ANYWAY Monday night the 2lst inst, while in the
III employment of Mr.. Charles H. Martini Of this city,
TWO NEGRO MIN, named jim and ALBERT. They are
about twenty i've years Of age; OF dark compexion had
with them suit OF clothes, made OF green casnett
and new silk hats JIM is about five feet eight inches
hgh weighs about $50 bs vel formed high forehead and
pleasing countenance; speaks quick when spoken TO-
raised In Williamson county by Thomas Petway ALBERT
Is about feet inches high; weighs about 175 lbs;
face, good counenanoe, with small round eyes, speaks
rather slow when spoken 70; rather humble looking
groi was raised by Col Thomas Williams OF Montgomery
Ala. will give the above reward they are taken and
secured 50 that get them. ~
my24-n lss,r ~ sse., @. L. NELSON.
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a THE FERST ANNUAL
State Fair and Exhibition
Mechanics Institute of Tennessee,

,s.rc VIII open at Oad Eeka0yTss Hall,
IN THE CITY OR HAsHyELLE,
On the First Monday Of October, is55.
I MANUFACTURERS, Mechsnics Artists end an others
w are invited 20 contribute seceus of their skill ara
abor Competent Judges vii be appointed to examine an
arteies exhibited and SHard PREMIUMS to those entitled
to them under the rules.
An harucs sent Cor exb ton wiz stored without ex-
ense 70 The owner, and should be sent 10 the care u Wm
H. 60rdon Co., Commission Merchants Market street
ihe otjeet Of the Fair Is 10 dcveup enccursge Sra
Manufacturing and Mechanical interests o the State It's
management z In the hhn of aeomittee of reliable Hnd
and energetic men, and issuosess placed keyond dous
and an irvitaon Iuost cordially and hdenily exended
20 all Nho may be dsposed 70 paTtsae IN Advantages
No CHzRGE w Be made 70 exhibitors either for The pTvi-
lege Of sxhtatns OF fer atriss % the Fair. ~
The opening of the Stat Agricultural Far and the meat
ing q The Lgisia i0Fe sihsaneous with IN esnir f IN.
Mechanics Exhibition, viii add unusual interest 70 ne occ
sion. -
CRcrLAss containing ul 5etail Of The plan 81 a. az
heton and all other Information desired wi be prompa
iea EAEeed ey addressing eiihsr % TIE undersened ~
~ u u. ~. M0NOliA:s, Pres't.s
= n "AAAAAt SoF- recy arfo
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NELSON wALKEb
THOMAS HODGE.
HODGE & WALKER,
Barbers, Hair Dressers, &c., DC.

NO. 10 Ctuar Street.
AVE opened their establishment and offer 30 their
customers and the public general inducements
before offered in this city, Having newly fitted house.
we feel confident that all who give call will leave well
satisfied In addition to Barbering, Hair dressing &C.
have large conmodious ard neatly furnished Bath
These the finest in the cit and convenience and
comfort cannot be surpassed in the country. While pass
ng gentlemen and patrons just step in and with what
magic "make the hair fly, aud what sautary effect
pure water has upon awearied and cote body. 5000
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sUPERIoR PIANO roRrRs.

AS now in store large supply OF PLANO .see-zz
L. FORrES, OF very superior tone styIe f,<5zsztt
and finish, Of 6, 6k, 6k, and ocsvss man III Il I'D
ufactured by " y ~
HALLEr, DAVIS q Co, Boston, bed
T. GnBERF Co., Boston,
50 NUNS CIARK New YORK
which, for durability, perfection and volume af tons A..
ao eq9aed oy any other makers known in this market and
knien ne wudspose Of st manufacturers prices with the
ven to apply soon, as he is quite crowded and anxious "a
sci, TO make room for others very soon expected 80