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tend her funeral from No. 100 Anthony street. this al
On Friday morning, August "a, after severe and pro-
tractod illness, TnoxAs Barber, in the 06th year of his
His remains win be inferred in Greenwood Cemetery
On Friday August -, ELLEN LovHA only daughter Of
Joseph w. and ElIen u Harper, aged year. month and
The relieves and friends invited to attend the f
neral thQffternoon, at three o'clock No. IA West
~enty-second street near Fifth avenue.
At Harlem, on Thursday, August %, OF consumption
JKsxr vx wife Of Charles Stevens in the 26th year OF
her age.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock
from the Reformed Dutch Church, at Harlem.
On thursday, August q ADoIrHUs BRowEa Of the city
The friends and relatives Of the family those Of his son.
John b Brewer, and Of his sonsin-law John speir en-
attend the funeral this afternoon at four O'Clock pre-
cisely from the Church of the Holy Trinity corner Of
Clinton street and Montague place, BROOKLYN.
In Brooklyn, on Friday morning, August "a. after
painful illness Of SIX weeks WILLIAM CusBEsos, aged "a
The friends relatives Of the family are respectfully
requested to attend the funeral this afternoon at half
past two O'clock from the residence Of his father POI
On Friday morning. August a. Of CONSUMPTION. At the
residence Of his brothern-aw, in Sing Sing NJ Y, JE
MAN p Wells formerly merchant Of San Francisco, Cal
The relatives and friends Of his family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence Of hs
faher-in-aw, John D. Reyes, Esq., Franklin avenue East
further notice.
California papers please copy.
I'm thursday, August -, ISABEL, daughter OF Thomas
William and Martha Boyd aged year md months.
The funeral viii take place from the residence her
parents No. liz Grand street, Williamsburg
afternoon, at two O'Clock.
At Greenport l.. l., on Thursday August %, after
short but severe illness, MARY, wife Of Joseph Farrell in
the Both year of her age
The friends of the family are requested to attend the
funeral this afternoon at three O'clock from the South
ferry Brooklyn. Her remains will be taken to Flatbush
for interment.
At Centroport, l.. L., Thursday, August 49, Mrs. T.
Alexander wife OF James Alexander, much and deeply
GREETED.
At selden L. J., on Monday, August 90 FLORENCE Cor
DELLA, infant child Of s. d. and Susan Amira Hawkins
aged year, month and II days
Al Hardness, Westchester county, Friday August
"a, Of fracture Of the skull, THEODORE DANIEL MONDAY son
of De pnis and Anne Monday
The friends of the family, those Of Daniel and Neil Mon
day and Of James and Bernard During requested
attend the funeral, from the Hudson River Railroad
pot this morning, at half past ten O'Clock without fur
ihey invitation.
Boston papers please copy.
At Paramount, on Friday, August "a, Mrs. NARY A.
Hour.
Notice OF the funeral in Sundays Herald.
In Liverpool, Nova Scotia, Sunday, August II, SYL
vAsus Com, late Of this city, aged 30 years.
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,, Ssw Orleans, D. Charles Hotel, Aug. I,
isee-fs The Editors Of the New York Courier:I
Sst speak 40 hvorably a. could wish concerning the
nah Of our city for 1t is not be concealed that gel
Nv ever prevails to considerable extent among stan-
sss and those not acclinated The theatres are All
sosed business 10 at stand st and the fashionable
ave al taken wing for Northern watering places.
sss been ieleitating myself upon the pleasures Of
badness so great that cannot consent to be absent for
ssay However, there h one consoation-we get the
ssUs as when lf 1 soted By o %
ns Of Empire water, a recent copy Of the New
Ssrh HERALD in the reading room Of this hotel which
Spring BY Msssrs. Clarke white, . which the virtues
that spring extoed and audsd at the expense Of
you probably know, travel great deal during the
have visited all the Southern cities and most Of
at Saratoga the Congress Spring adjoining of
the large hotels while the Empire Spring is threequar
tsrs of mile distant, and that the knowing go
there to imbibe it, its vast superiority the
being evident. The advertisement alluded struck me
- ridiculous, because only few days previous heard
vapd stale and valueless condition. while the Empire
water always fresh and eervescent when first bot
ned. The advertisement Is njudcious on the part of
nessrs. Clarke Wbite-highIy ipjudicous-ss in IL
they state that water arrives at the South purporng to
eess and only b detected by the on
epening IT. yet presume intended to counteract
tne odium incurred by the Congress- water becoming
stale; aud by disclaming any knowledge of it, they
deavor to throw the upon one else This
W shrewd move; but it won't pass Asidefrom
IAN ethical point Of vew it's bad move for the Empire
water will always have the preference. possesses dis
met properties which the Congress cannot claim One
sf these Ia that it is charged with iodine rendering it
valuable for consumptives to whom Congress water is
Aghy pernicous II also contains greater quantity Of
sarbonc acid which accounts for it's retaining It's value
mneh longer than the Congress water. friend Of mine
IN Demarara W. IT, who drinks it during the entire year.
eoincides with me in this opinion.
upon the columns Of the Courier Your satircaI editor
70 voted model of his Kind My next shall give YOU
some hitherto unpublished jottngs of trip to the
VIGILANCE.
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On Thursday evening" August %, by the Rev Nr. shep
herd, Mr.. JOS n. In to Miss HRRTT y. RED both OF
this city.
on Thursday evening August %, by the Rev. D. r.
Sanford, at the residence Of the BRIDES father GEORGE
RAWLINGS, Of Brooklyn, Miss t. Apg daughter Of Ma.
than w. Eastop, Esq. OF this city.
In Albany, on "Wednesday, August ~ by the Rev. S. D.
daughter Of Mr.. }. ID. Jones, OF Albany.
At Macclesfeld on Sunday, july 49, Mr. onosis orryS
SHAW aged g. TO Mrs s.RAB 0ifKssAw aged 81 Of Red.
dish. by this union the bride became the wife Of her own
uncle, sisterin-law to her mother sister law to
her aunt, aunt to her brothers and sisters and .epno
Their 10 her cousins and by another marriage c became
the motbernfaw Of her own sister.
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yTo WESTWARD SHIPPERS. : TRANSPORTATION

T,o WESTWARD SHIPPERS. - TRANSPORT ALTON
i Office, Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Baltimore
August TO- 1S55-fn consequence Of great msrcpresan
tatons having been made by interested parties beg TO
inform the public that the obstruction this road
at kngwood Tunnel, Ia now entirely removed and that
freight las well passengers Is forwarded In both
directions promptly schedule time. The con,nna.
ton OF this despatch Is ensured BY the building al
ditional road the hill at kngwoc by which the use
of the tunnel will be avoided until lie widening and arch
ing il finished. This track is IN The busi-
community IL confidently that their freigb,
between the four great Atlantic cities and the West win
be transported BY this road and its connections in time
ut least as short, 1T rates low ami with much
general satisfaction by any other route, shippers At
office Of Baltimore steamships a Washington and
Albany streets. JOHN ~. DONE
Master Of Transportation.
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vTy0 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF CONGRESS WA
i ter-we are reliably informed shat mineral waters,
under the Of Saratoga water, and salts, under
the Ct " Saratoga salts, extensively imposed
upon the public in the Southern and Southwestern States
where buying these articles desire and think they
purchasing Congress- Water, &c, whereas at Saratoga
there waters Of all kinds from Congress down TO
ditch water and the articles imposed IN this manner
the public mostly artificial compounds on
rey worthless and often dangerous so persons desiring
the effect Of Congress Water the effect OF them being
trey different from that of the genuine Congress water
frequently producing gripping pains vertigo &c sometimes
resulting In serious permanent difficulties, by weaken
ing the digestive powers and destroying the tone Of the
stomach and bowels, often rendering mild case Of dys-
pepsia ncurable-the effect being in Wv different
from that produced by saline caiharhcs Dissolved in
ordinary water while Congress Water produces neither
gripping nor injurious effect In any case however dobil
tated The patient may be- II being tonic well
tive The Congress spring, Is we'll known is the spring
which, during sixty-tbree years past has built up the
reputation Of saratogn yet some have coniounded the
name OF the spring with that Of the pacothus afordng
the opportunity for svniiers 10 iost worthless articles
upon the public the strength Of the reputation OBJ
tanned by the Congress spring in long series Of
years. The injury thus inflicted upon the public
and ourselves Is double, for taking these
spurious articles, and finding either effect
injurious effects from their use they in future refuse
me genuine a"ng,es' water ,nppo.ns TIN. they
its genuncneSs that IL in bottles and boxes bearing
names the old bottles and boxes vrcedy bought
mp by countcTfctsrs for the purpose Of hng them with
their vauelcss article and selling II Congress Sara
toga water buy only OF those rely 0nrongess
Water and none other-ana be certain that the cork Is
branded il the cork Of every bottle Of genuine Con
gress water, viz. :'tongress Water-C. &W. nif with
out these words II is yaucess dangerous counterfeit
A. To the compounds called Saratoga POWDER Saratoga
salts, &C., they not only valueless but injurious,
possessing the virtues Of the selliiz pow
dcrs OF the shops That IL impossible to form Congress
Water ariGciay We have the authority Of The celebrated
chemist, sir Humphrey pavy, tolows-'tt il impos
sibe 10 rccombinc the ingredients to make arti
Gle OF equal quality the effects Of which will be the
a. the natural watern On writing will you
list Of prices sizes and packages and by ordering from
us direct enclosing draft for the amount ordered you
forwarded
We reterstc caution, to hyy<e geauine Congress
Water only Of reliable pcrsons5sndt 20 examine the let
terng " the cork brand. CLARKE A WHITE,
Congress Spring Saratoga Springs - Thames street
New York city.
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render the preparation OF the most desirable and effect
i've cosmetics known perfectly easy to every one
cost of one-eghth the store price For sale AT zig CO.
lumba street, Brooklyn. Price 81 With the view Of
reutiDg the aspersions Of humanity rival NJ. DCamc
will agree to submit his receipts 10 the Judgment Of
competent and impartial judges and should they ay that
they not considered collectively and in view Of the
object contemplated the best that be offered he win
refund every dollar he has received by the sale Of them
and distribute 600 copies gratuousy in the public
paces of the city So well assured il he Of the high
estimation in which they hsld by the best judges
that he will agree to any reasonable test of their merits
II they worthless y here Is chance TO prove them 20
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DIR. 3. 3. Fitch, Au.aor OF the .six Lecture.

DR.. 3. 3. Fitch, Author OF the s.six Lectures
y afford relief to those who have been injured who
have failed obe benefited by the speciality Of inhalation
for diseases of the lungs throat Open daily Sundays
excepted,) from to s o'clock Treats consumption,
asthma diseases Of the heart and oil chronic diseases Of
males and females Consultation Free DR.. $. Fitch
is always at home, and there is person elsewhere
travelling otherwise, in any way connected with him
authorized to hail from his Office refer patients to
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For Fever md AHuc.-Desiticr's Pills, 81.
India cholagogue 81 80; Washington elixir 5c Tor drop
sey, gravel, &c, Woe's schicdam schnapps 81; for
rheumatism, Myers extract Of rock rose 81 Hyetts
life balsam, '5c for suppression obstruction, &c, Van
diarrhoa, &c, Mrs. Kdders cordial, 81; Mrs Hayes
syrup, 50c and mixture 1214c and SOC. each, at
GIfOSiS f2T Dopery
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eccentric season from its advent have had winter lin
gering in the lap Of spring and reclining upon the
Of summer we have been deluged with rain upon rain
until the natural world like Niobe IL all ears, and
her weeping lnot yet ceased This unreasonable and
tickle apportionment Of the weather gave rise to the hue
and cry Of sickness by the croakers but have had
nothing but health TO very many other blessings
for which should be thankful and rejoice many have
been the conjectures respecting this continued health Of
city and the general opinion il that il is attributable
10 the free Of the health Inspiring and syrups
and pure soda water, sold only at r. V. RuSHTONS All
Broadway, Canal street and at No. 10 Astor
House, corner Of Barclay street
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TerrOr.--Dr. James

Epidemic no Longer n Terror.--Dr. james
Mctntocks darrhda cordial discovered and prescribed
TO over two hundred in single day with the hap
pest effects by its author while physician the City
cholera hospitals and prisons Philadelphia during the
az adful epidemic Of 1882 His hopping cough remedy
gives the most speedy relief to hopping cough and
fectly harmless, and effects rapid cures Sold by
A. CUSifMAN X CO., 2o5 Broadway
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Tan, Pimples, FreckIcs, saltrheum, Ring
worm botches, bites Of mosquitoes &C. positively
cured by G0URAUD'S Italian medicated soap. Poudre
subtitle uproots hair from low foreheads any part
the body Rouge lily white hair dye and restorative
the old depot 81 Walker street. first store from Broadway
Beware OF worthless receipts Calender SO South Third
street. Philadelphia Bates 129 Washington street. Bos
tom Mrs. Hayes, Brooklyn.
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For Protection Against Mosquitoes and all

nsecs-seep in peace Haskins' patent improved port
tie canopy and net combining beauty and cheapness
ithout ebstructing the circulation Of air II Is con,
tructed so that it will dit any bedstead and the net 50
arranged that it will contract and expand by means of
rubber braid that will At securely ali times 1t
be attached to any kind Of bedtead in the space Of
Two minutes and can be taken down in equally short
pace Of time yet while it affords the protection sought
III Is beautiful and chaste ornament TO the bed W.
|ETRATToN, sole agent 80 Chambers street
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M0SquitOcs-J. and G. Bcrrian, 6Ol BrOad-
Pray, opposite Metropolitan Hotel, have hand fun
assortment OF Haskins' canopy and nets. They be
ttached to any kind Of bed, and the net IS
tructed that 1t will fit closely by means Of rubber band
nd they are sure guarantee against mosquitoes and
Vnsects.
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Who Will surfer, when DIR. TQ}las' Celo-
hrated Venetian hniment will immediately cholera
eohc dysentery, vomiting rheumatism, dwellings, cuts,
burns &cY Depot 90 Cortlandt street, New York Sold
BY all the druggists and storekeepers.
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hiting his recent importations Of Paris cloaks and
nautas, embracing rich and elegant goods, together
me- black silk mantias, lined and wadded from 81 90;
almas from " 50 cloth cloaks from 90 co. Buyers
IN find it to their advantage to call and examine the
lesh ~ 1t will be offered at the very lowest manufac-
prices at so and 81 Chambers street. three doors
~
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aise the competent judges The editors Of
Scientific American who possess unequaled advan-
Ages for knowing everything useful in the way Of
nventons, in their paper Of Aug H. in their weekly
Ikt Of patent claims in note appended to claim Of
Il n. Singer for another improvement, remark as fol-
sws -" Mr.. Singer has become n Netor in the dis
Iovery Of sewing machine improvements. Hardly a
eek passes without the issue Of patents
|ss his inventions. His sewing machines have been
realty improved within the past year. until they
in the highest degree perfect Himself and partner
already made large fortunes from the sale Of these
nschines and thor business il rapidly increasing We
Ire glad Of IT, No has done much toward the
ktroducton OF these great labor saving machines
nae NJ Singer He ought to be well rewarded To
ohing except that machines are exhibited and sold
Is Offices in New York, Boston, Newark, Gloversvie,
Baltimore, Philadelphia Cincinnati, and New Orleans.
| ]. N. SINGER + co. 32a BroadxaI.
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To Nervous sufsrers.-A Retired Clergy.
man, restored to health in q few days, after many
years Of great Servoas saGssnx 10 essious 40 u.aho
known the OF Will 6nd (ree) the prcscrip
ton used Direct to Rev. JOHN n DAGNAIL, No. SO
rult0n street, Brooklyn
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THE TURF.

TNloS COURSE, T.. f.--TRlnTING.-0N MONDAY,
~ Aug. "a, at ~ O'Clock, a match for 500 nils
heats, best three in Eve, 20 wagons carrying WIN.
Wbean's weight II. Woodruff =. m. Lady Frank.
lin; VIM. Whelan names =. m Mer's Damsel.
SHAW WHITE, Proprietnrs.
ITO THE LOVERS AND BREEDERS OF ZINE STOCK
The celebrated thorough bred stallion VIII Irisi1nan
viii stand for limited number Of the ens ling sea
son, at the Red House Stables 80 the season Al
moneys 10 be paid before serving the mare All ao0d.
dents vt the risk Of tho owners
WILLIAM A. BROWN, Proprietor.
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cure Of bad legs bad breasts even Of
SO years sandng that have been long considered
as past all readily yield to its wonderful efficiency.
Sold at the manufactures, 80 Maiden lane, New York
and IA Strand London and by all druggists at rs cents
o. cents, and u per bottle.
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\ Comb Factory.-Ladles arc Respectfully
Invited TO examine large variety Of tortoise she dress
fonbs, at the subscribers store, 1857 broadway,
A. 4 j. SAUNDERS.
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be best In the world Nine private rooms Tor applying
n unrivalled dye Beware q limitations; they result In
cule The largest stock IL sigs aud toupees la Anne.
|cs whosssie and rslail. At BArCHEIORs Za9 Brgad.
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Pimples, Freckles and Tan can be entirely
removed from the skin by using ELI w. WONDER
SMITHS Extracts Of Roses and Elder Flowers bottle
pmpes frcckes. For the hair try the Persian hairo
Il viii make the hair soft satin Sold only at the
Bowery drug store, No. 168 just above Broome street.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LNOtNn-0S MONDAY, 3TH AUGUST gB.TwIygs
IL fortisth aud Sirtisth streets Ilzhth sysna. =
poriesonnas The owner ran have the sarBa otirgynx
z, VI aihr Barbet's, III West Tsenth elghtb ~
r osT--AN OPERA Glass. wRApprD ~ 4 gurrt
L. hanfkefchet was LIT on bard Hamilton svente
Terry boa Tho inner viii ~ suitably Afde ~ bav
ing iiat IS itos; street, corner a Oh siip
r OF ~ -TOfESs--A BANK BOOK. ~ THr NAV
IL haitian Sarngs lnsihgii0n No. ~ bod g. 800 n
any persln las nc Abgye bgok ihey wlu sls,e s4ps IA
uth a - htoF' serrs'sry gts Ps0tspy
A-4GA.-s -..~ H.
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II weeks by my onguent, which viii not stain injure
skin 81 bottle. Font 10 any part Of the country
4 q. GRAHAM, 5s5 broadssy. Zeber, ~ south Third
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('AilyVi.NiA plyysf., BlrAL ~ maf11AstT
sBf spyssfsa.@ v ths real iarAosf -rre~~-s,ssss
stss'sr pa yh s'sn, ". rvn,s ssssft y4as, ~isAsss
sbsla ~ rsgts ssxe stoss waves s,ytss, ~ % Ga
l&dss. s.tfinzs. sirs,st AL single ssose - " ~
sdlss' easter Plus, bsss,sl s,yss 90 y %, rines,
slas'sf sinys x4 tbfes tenes a. y 80 alsa cr~sss,
s'sAs Sieve basfeHs bfkse'ss a. To- segfs sfn<<s
- ps1Ssfei IN sgsss@- tarst rl sal ~sffAatsA
We iHviss sstfy g. sal Ku4 80 tAssn Cvii4sy -
80 Tasstsisfs Ffsfis
49, gAUuR- o. rsasN.1,
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Clirehu9h's Wigs and T0upees, with His
newly invented skin parting the wonder of all wig
wearers, who call in hundreds daily examine Them at
CIIRBHUGHS es tablsbment le2 Fulton street. corner
ofBrosdway, up stairs.
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Hernla.-Only Prize Medal Awarded 70
Marsh Co., by the Indu stria Exhibition of all Nations
for their patent radical truss References an 10
Ito superiority: Professors Valentine Mott, Willard
Parker and John n. Carnochan. An extensive list Of
names Of mercantile and other gentlemen cured by this
lane, New York, and MARSH, CORLIES 4 co., No S
West Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Open from A.
H. until 9P. ".
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Chevalier's Dentists Furnishing Ware
ouse, 500 Broadway, (number wrong in Directory }
Manufacturer and dealer in everything appertanng to
he dental profession. N. BCataogaes and price cur
ent furnished gratis
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Itr. Eiotts ,ention presented TO viii bald
e preserve and cleanse the hair. Price so cents Sold
| , HEGEMAN, CLARK CO., druggists generally and
Ia WIf.klN, "A Maiden lane.
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nly shings box black or brown soft and gloss
recommended By chemists, doctors and editors a Inc
psf in Sold Or applied at Barclay Is nassau
| reet
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autioned against making, using, vending any sewing
Machines having rotary feed motion, feeding Wheel
Mess licensed by US, all such machines infringe
nents upon our rights. See advertisement. NATHA
I'LL. WHEELER, No 343 Broadway, .. u. POTTER, No.
e5 Broadway.
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Fancy Cutlery-A Large Variety or Sports
ens pen and pocket knives of the most and beau
ful patterns, be seen at A. j. SAUNDERS, No.
'hstor House and 387 Broadway.
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Let War Shake Europc-what Is IL to us,-

foreign fabrics should be denied u.s. home industry
fashion considered Paris shirts now Il
not disputed that the shirts made TO order by GREEN
No. Aston House. equal in ft, style and needlework
those of the Paris chemisers.
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eet without pain, blood or danger, by Dr. l. CLUTE,
once 1856 Broadway, few doors above White street.
New York immediately after the operation the shoes
cents.
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4 Carpetings, &C., Selling on at Greatly Re-
tueed prices, by YOUNG JAYNE 432 Pearl street. who
shortly remove to 1874 Broadway Of Franklin
treet, opposite Taylor's elegant saloon.
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AlIsopp's India Pale, BASS & Co.'s India Pale
In casks eight dozen pnte and cheder cheese, in
ases one dozen EACH landing sDevonshire,n from
Dpdon, for sale by JOHN DUNCAN & Sons, 4o5 Broad
iysy,
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sg and shampoong Parors No. Barclay street and IS
sseau street shaving ak ceats hair dye only four
filings per box black or brown, best in the world
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II The Place to Buy Your Shirts, II You Want
get genuine article for little money you gene
Tally pay for slop work, is McLAUGHIlN'S shirt and
Furnishing store, No. 2o2 Greenwich street. corner Of
mbers